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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28
Cir Oprratiunrn a,tf ofm 1nlidfn atrif9sfa)a,t>
plat nrbn,rn rinfn bffrifoi9fnoen pertant.
9as Yorr&en Ger Nreen a6er kein (6neles e6r pe an
Anfang.

@ermist: 1883 Sffisiere unb 3d.
5O2 WSann. bdUon entfallsn auf biz
Sperationen an ben BarooneQen 1913
Offiaiere unb 1882 glaau al Der
miRtsn.
9trf bic Dsri6iebsnsn ariegsf8au-
plGBs DertbeiIt. bslaufen ii6 bic @es
fammt 9erluite pie folqt: oSn
Nrautreid: 11.254 Sffisiere uuo
255,649 Wann; 0arDaneaen 2144
Ofii5isre unb 1904 Rann; anbere
arisgsIGaupIdse 415 Offi3isre unb
1893 Mann.
9as mebisiniIAe sadblatf' .2ans
cett" madt su Der obiaen getannt
ma&una bic folqenosn gsmertungsn:
qus offisisIlsn geridtsn III Al srs
ieben. bak bic britiife Qtrmee Bis gum
19. Suni i'm Gonaen an SObten 1927
Sffiaiere unb 47,o15 Rann bate
SH tsinsm friikreu sslbauae bate liz
ie in 10 turssr 2sit 10 idtpere Der
lutte. Ter ounse &rimfeloSua toitst:
2755 Sfiiai.re unb 12,004 Wtann al
Sobteu rno0srpunbetsn. unb ben oas
mdIiasn gsr6iinbetsn auBerbem nof
$3.50 Sffiaiere unb 39,86S MauH
soDte uHo 9srpunbete. csm fiioafr;:
tanii6eH Grisae purbsn 5256 qetObte!
uHb 26.286 osrpunbet.
9as 9srbGItniB Der so6ten su Der
gsrfpunbsten uno germiBteu 1T 6ui:
bsim snaItf6su Seer laps ober 23.5
QroSsHt; ss Dar i'm Grirutrieq 22.7
qroasrt uHb i'm iibofritaniid
3ua 20 prOssnt. SeionSsrs bednsitis
asno iiHb asuenipdrtiu bic aroRen ge-,
lutte on Sffisi.rsu: 5OSte 1851 gro'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28

elm paar Stunben, ipieSsr airfgenom'
men. Die 5iierreid,iide arH'ee, bic aus
GoISateu bon iait allen Rationalitd'
ten, aug beneu bi. Goppel'U Ulonar4's
sulammensei.st 1T, beftebt, bdii oas
fiir4terii5e artileriefeuer tdpfsr aus.
unb ipenn Is ben SbdIienerH bier aHn
tu setimgt, IN cine 9eiiiien eiRauSrin'
gen, tperben Fe prompt tpisosr btnaus'
eeiporfen-
StalieniI6e efoiati!sr psriu4sn fort.
ipdbrenb bic GifeHbabueH biuter ben
5iterrsidiiden 2inien 81 aerit0reH,
bauptiG6li9 IN Der GssenS DON Re
brsiina. Sop.it babeu iie aber teisR
aroEen SHabsH dngeridtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28
Sran5biiI@es lInterieeboot
Su BEN 0drbansIlsn BON
sinem oeuti den unters
ieebopt 3erit0rt.

Berlin. 27. Sui. 4uf orabtIOiem
@ege nab SapOiGe, u. 9. ginsr De-
psIte Der nUlittags s3eitung" aus
aonibantinopel SufuIge III ods franaOs
ff6e untsrIeeboot nMariOtte" am 26.
5uli in Der gnge Der 0aro1nsueH DON
einem oeutI6en llnterIse6Oot 3erItort
porosn. Die 81 MaHn iturte SeIaBs
ung oeB fran5Diiidsn lInterieebpotss
nurOe gefansen genommen. Die Gnge,
ooer f6molfte 5teQe in ben 0droune.s
len beFinost iia unsefdbr Is UIeileu
DON Der GiNfabrt entfsrnt.
Dos llnterieeboot rUtariotte" pur'
be 1911 in GRerbourg sebaut uno
mar Elm 6a6r8eus BON 615 IonRen,
Gs mar nit Ieas Surpebo 2ancirs
r0bren perIsfen uHo bate iIber DaHer
cine @ei9pinbisteit Oon Is unb unter
%aiIer cine Iol6s DON 10 &upteu in
Der Stunoe.
9erpnd pom eiuem 3 fterrei'
6if9en 5Iieser boms
baroirt.
geronu, Stalien, 27. SuIi. llns
gefdbr Elm 9ubeno gpmben tpuroen
am 9tenItag WSorssn gu friihsr Stuns
be BON einem 0iterreidii4en 4eropIan
auf bieiige stuOt seIhIeuOert. Gs fam
geienianb ums 2ehn unb Der am Gis
gentbum angeri6tets Sdaosu mar un'
beoeutenb.
SpbaLb bic pIterrei6iide WtaiHiHe
>bemertt puroe, tpurbe bic Staot aIdrs
snirt HftS ale 2ampen puroen uusges
l0T9t. Gae Sorts feuerten auf ben
aLsr0pIau. es ss!GaS iam sasT, ~ -snt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28

2pnbon, 27. Suli. Der Deriuf
Der oeuii3 Sfterrei9if4sn @erbiinbs,
ten, bic rufifde armee gu um5inseIH
bic Dar6ou Dertbeibist uuo Der elm,
3eit lang init Der Sf .HfDe einen Der
sIti@ bielt. bura peI9en SaIi,isn Don
ben Rufeu befreit tpurbs, md4t i.st
lnur perbaItnibmdBig IaHsiame Sort
| lf6ritte.
Der Semf6e J.ISmarT6au pa. eini.
&c Dorf.r uuf fefnsm @ormGri6 geseg
bic 2u5Iin g5olm giisnbabI &c.
nommen unb babel ii6er 1000 Gefans
gene semahi uno bic Oeiterreiter bus
ben BEL So.aI mebrere piatige gofi.
tionsH gsnommsR, Surd, ipslae Si:
5IdH.e Der Seuti4eH msbr Ii5nsiteIl
tDiro. Berlin meloet dber. bab, abses
febsH baouH. bic poiitionsn Der beuts
fheH 9ruppen unter Don UlaGenIsu
llHDerdnbert ieieH.
aud pom tpeitti6en lIf.r Der Wei6s
fsI. Don SpaRsorpb bis na6 RopD
G,eorsiepsi babsn bic 9eutiden aus
idsiuxno ssiHe srObeH Jortiaritte &c.
mdAt. am gaarsp GIuB baben bic
Oeuti9eu Seseuansriffs Der RuFn
abgef9laseu uuo iis riitsn in 5ttIiGe,
Ridtuus Dor.
SH GurIaRb baten bic Ruiien einen
9orisoB DOH Wtitau aus ssma6t. iis
ipuroen aber. ipis ooH Berlin esmeIbet
pirb. 5uriidgeidlagen. gDsiier fiblid
riidsn bic 0eutf9en in 0itli4sr Ri9.
timg DOT. auf bic Dilna ct. peterss
burg Giisnbabn gu, eS 1T a5sr nod
cine ipeite Sirede sariidsulsseH, sbe iis
bort biHt,mmen, unb es 1T mebr ats
fpdbriteiUIi9. oab GeneraI DON Biz
ION. Der bert tOmmaHbiri. boID sesen
SiibpsiisR marf9irsu uRb Die ruff.
f6sH 4rmteH beoroben tutrb, bic BON
6inSenburs ssseniihr iteku.
ueberaQ bdbtn bic admpfe ibreG
96bepuntt srreidt. namsntli5 81,
Sdta6t, on rpsIber bic gruppen be3
GslbmurI4als bon Ttadenisn bethel.
list iinb. aae RiIitarfa9leute iinS Der
4nii4t. bdb bies bic pidiigite Sdla9t
bes saussn arisses III, beHn Der sanss
plan Der 0eutf4en bdust pon Der Gre
rei6uns Der cabin GbcIm giisn-
bdbn db.
Bel BEN stober SntereT., bas Der
aries i'm Often in gtnfpru9 nimmi.
pirS bi. tpi9tige DffenftDs Der Jrans
sofen i'm Gliab fait gang duber aus,n
g.ldHen. Sic meIben einsn nsusn ers
folg nDroIih Don Wl!initer. ouf ipeI9en |
Ort iis ss offeubdr obscisten baber.
unb bas 3uriidpsifeH mehr,rsr Gegen. |
snsriffe Der 9eutidsn. Die Gran5oisn |
saan in isH.r Geseno eins srobe Wsn-
&c artiIlsri. tOnssntriri unb iie ssben
Ii9 bic srObi. Rak, bic @srsbsibi.
suagspsrh ben Osiai&sa "a asreSpsal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28

bic in imer Gessno unssp05nlia fart
| fiRb.
4ua in Der Sdfut. an SioR5O
fpieIt bic Irtilerie eile eroBe Roas.
Die StalisRer fOllen bort Srsi Sase
lang uHunterbroden ibr syeuer auf bi.
poiitiouen Der Sefkrysiter .on5.ntrirt
5aben. Die Offisiststa 0ftsrrei6iiben
9ni4te meISsn aber, oab ale GRgrifie
ber StaIiensr NIT ie5r f9nersn g.rs
lufteH fir bic 2.Bt.ren ,uriitseidIagsn
iDoroen ieisu.
pie 9erlufts Der 9riten
2ouboH, 27. Suli. Giner Grs
tldruHa sifolas. Die ON Oienitcg bon
sem prsnier @sauitb aegeben ,purbe,
belaIfeN iih bic 9eiamutperIuit. Der
britiidxn armee uno iSIotte iOtpeit
aaf $50. 1896 RanH.
Bis sum 20. sSuIi bate bic Tlotte
300 Nann perIoreu unb bi. arme.
bis sum 1s. ssuli 321. .SS9 Ranu Die
9erluite Der sslotte psrtbeiItsn fi3
ME ioIat: Sffisisrc. get6otst 4e9.
psripuHoet 81. oermibt 20. WIdnuz
i6aftsn. ast0bist 7430, psrtvaubst
7S7. usrmibt 274.
gm 9. Suni bate Der prsmier
Gsauitb i'm briiiitsa llnterhrus bic
8erluiie Der griien ausf6lieblia Der
Naturalization bis aam 81. Nlai duf
258.069 an 9oSten. 9sripunbstsn unb
9ermisteu anaeasbsu. gs srgie6t
lid bdraus. baB bic glrmee aIIsiN pom
81. Wai bis gum IS. SuIi $3.50
Wonn bsrIorsn bat.
Cine am 15.- SuHt pom 2orSon per-
6ffentIi6te getaRntma9una CAB bic
9srlufte Der britiften Tlotte Bis gum
81. Uldi auf 1851 Wlann on. arges
fidts Der bsutiaen Grtldruug oes
greniers qsauith muB bies dber auf
sinsm efrrtbum berubt baben.
am IL. glpril ,iiHoiate $ Z. seus
nant. Der parEamertarifte llH.sris=
tretdr bes Rrieasamtss i'm lIni.rbuIs
on. bah bic gerIuftt Der gritsn fi9
Bis babin auf 139. BAT Wauun bsIisfen.
psnn Teine 2dbleu rihtia firS. bubeu
bic 9riteu in ben IssteR IA Noten
lS2.542 Rann oerlOrn. pber ourhs |
f6nittlia 1900 Damn in isSer
Wode.
Sie 9erluite pertbeiIeu iid nat
pen @naa5en bes premisr 4squitb tpie |
foidt: @etoot,t: 1000 Offisisr, uto
57,304 Mann. auismmen 6L,354
Ram. Oanon ipurosn ipdbrenb Der
Dperdiicnen an ben DdrbinsIlsn 507
Dffisiere uno 1867 gldnn gstOStst.
g.riuunbst: s430 Offisiere uno
lsS19o Ramn; suiammen 1s662o
Ulann. Ddpon tpurosn an ben Darods
lsIIsn 1873 Offisisr. uno 2s,eS5
Rana bsSwuHost. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28
Weitere 1900 @nfen
Sn bic 0eiansenid)aft Der Gentideu
grratbfn.
Rur Denise OffiSiere Be-
finhfn fim hdrunter.

Rur pentge OffiSiere be-
finben lid baruHter.
gertim 81. SuIi. lleber 2onoon.
Das srobe Sauptquurtisr erlieb ON
Gi.nitds bic fpIsenbe offi3iens Be-
sanniind9uns iibsr bic Gr.isniiie aui
bsm ariegsi4aupldb:
4eitlider ariessI6aupIas: .S4ipa'
DE frans0iifbe 9tusriffe n0rSli4 Don
Soude5 unb Wainsn grplofioueu in
Der gestnb Don aemHiI DarsH srfolg,
los.
.Weitlid Don ben grsouneu babsn
mir sinige Sdiibsnsrdbeu Der JrGu5oi
isn beiebi.
.aIsDkberpsrssltuns fir cine aber'
maIise 8ei9iebuus DOH 2bianeourt
isit.Hs Der Grun5Oien bateH mir sDis'
Der poHt4a<WouHu boInbdroirt.
.5n ben gOseieH selans ss BEN
Jsiuo um WaDutas aheuo. uniere p0r'
s.f5cbenen Grdben an Gingetopi,
n5rbIi9 pon Whiniter, gu beieBeH.
.gei Roncq. notb0tlih Don Jours
Going, tparbe ein frans0Ffder aerO'
plan gum 1ieatrsexn seSiDnnesn uno
bei perpnne iuurbe etH ensIif4er 4ero'
plan NIT feiirsn SufdfIen sefangen.
SeFIider ariessTddupIab: Gin
gtusriff Don Tsitau ber ipuroe 5uriid'
ssI5lasen. 3piidsn pospol, iiiSlid
DON Titau uHS BEN Riemen, perfoIssn
mir ben auf Dem Riid5as befInsli4eH
Tsinb.
.am Rontas bon ben Ruien sss
madts @erIute, ainiere 9rappen aus
riidsubrdngsu, bic ii6er ben ssdreip
pororinsen, uno swar DON Der 2iHis
Goporprpo (0itli4 Don RoSdn). mps3'
iop anb Serod GiioIih Don puItusD
aus idIussu sdnsli9 feA. gBir nab
men 1919 RuHen ssfaHsen uno erbsa'
!s.sn 13 Wafhirsnsei9ass.
rOsitIid unS fiibOfIi4 DON Ro5an
perfoIssn unfsre Sruppeu ben gsi4la'
ssnsn Gsinb. Ser DON 0itIi4er Ri4tuns
seiOmHxn mar.
Dor RpoOseorgieDst uHS Dari9au
1T bic Gage uuperdnbert."
Giib0ftIiter ariegsitauplas: .JE
Der Gsgmb DON SpaHsorOb BAT ii4 i
nitts Reues ereisuet.
.RSrbli9 DON 5rubitSoip baben mir
ben GeinS aus mebrersn 90rferH per'
triskn NIB babel 3941 Raf.n sefan'
gen ssnpmmsR, basIHisr sebH Diff
sisre.
.Sm llebrissn IN bic Gage BEL ben
beutftsn 9ruppen untsr benz JeIo.
mari&aI bon Rateuien uuperdnoert.
Die Gdmpfe am Sion3p.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28

fommen. 9erona if eine Jeitung unb
liegt an beioen llfern Der @ttIh, 81
g?eilen peitIi4 bon 9enebig.
Der itaIieIif4e @enerat
Gantpre gefallen.
uOiHe, Stalien, 27. Suli. general
gntonio Gantore lit in Der S6la6t
am Sion2o gefaqen. Gr 1T Der erIte
italieniId)e General, Der Iopeit eet0ote.
Dorben 1T. General Gantore bate ii3
in 3ripolis ausge5ei9net.
Rorpegii9er g 6oner in
9ranb getedt.,
Gmteroa m, 27. Sult. Der nor.
fpe9iTdbe Shoner .Sdrboe" tpurbe aa
SpnHtag OOn einem oeutI6en ltnters
ieeboot in Yruno geitedt. Die geIabs
nng, Die bier geIanOet nuroe, er6ielt
iinf Minuten SIT, Inn fif in bic
Soote gu begeben. Der Rapitdn be-
4auptet, baB er in Ter Rdbe Orei ans
0ere 5a9r5euge geIeben 6a6s, bic ule
IN 6Iummen itanSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28
go. 179.
9Setterberi9t.

SFiir Obio. SSnOiana. bas peifli8e
Venninlp0nien uno untere U2i6igon:
SReiIpeiie tribes Detter. pd6rI9ein'
!i6 Stri6reaen am 0litttpo6 uno
Oonneritao.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-28
9 rano geitedt..
2Sas bat es su beSeuteu9
3O4n $na crindt Sic Ser. staatsn,
g Seine iiinQfte q ote ni4tsu
per0ffentli d)en

oer0ffentli 9en.
Bai6tnqton, q. Suli. Cir
@Oparo @reh tabeIte 9ienItaa an
SetretGr QanIinu. ooR Die britiiae
Rsaierund cine arbere g2ote in 9eaug
eut bic goritelluna Der Ser. Staaten
ilber Die 9erfiiauRaen oes britiTaen
@r6eimratbs in 9Or6ereitund babe
unb eriu6te oarum. Die am Wipntog
iIberfanDtc 9lntpOrt auf bic gloie
etnItpeilen nibt au per0ffentlihen.
Setretdr GaniinG ertlGrt. Oab bic
GonOoner Note et1pa in elmer @o6e
bier eiutrefien neroe.
SSn dmtlihen 9reiien BAIT man
rieTe 5batiade fir iebr pi6tia. Qlas
qemein lit maN Der @nnabme, oaB ot,
iiinQite ameritaniits gipte an
GeutT4Iano nit ibrsr 2(nfptelaua 1uF
Die Trsifeit auf oem Meere @roBs
brttunnier beeinfluft hu6en maa, iicb
Tur WiIiens 3u ertldreH, trgenppeIte
reHen gpridhIdae Der Ser. StaateH
oil Die arieafiibrenoen in @rpaguns
au aieheu.
Sir GoporO 8ren's GrIu6en, bic
Note pom leb:en Mpnt1q ni6t su oer=
6tIentliden, piro auf oqe SFdQe bd4
bin dusdeeot. bah eine neue Situdtion
neitaffen lit. pper >IB @nolorb neue
YoridlI0de au MAIDEN bat. pelte Die
Griaile beg 9ebeimrdtbs nooift5iren.
@eroa 6tiQer Gef6uB bi b.
fto bl.
paip, Ger, q. Suli.
Senrn SaIuaar. elm ameritaniI5er
Ghduffeur. ipuroe Don meritdniI6elt
geamten feitoenommen. dl8 er Die
Bride nuf Der dmerituniIben Seite
bin treuaeu Dollte. Seine beioeI
paifdaiere. 2eutnant W}iaaeIis uno
ShaIlenberaer pom 10. 9unoes sFnz
fdnterie Reoiment. muBten it6 erit
bon 9enerol SrueIas npn ben @arnis
Ionstrppen in Suarea einen i6riftlis
den GrldubnihIhein hplen, ebe 'ie ibre
Reiie fortIeBen tpnnten.
Ut3n erpartet. odf bic merttaniz
lten geh0rbeH aufgeforOert neroen.
SaIuadr frei5uaeben uro su ertlareu,
peshaIb sr feItqenommen puroe.
IS heibt. pQb bic Offiaiere NIT ei4
rem Wtuidinen 9epebr, Oas in
Sort Biz aeItoblen poroen fetn ioa.
2uriidtebren. gier Sanoniere iino
fpGbreno Der llnteriu9unq in Saft
csnommeu Die Wlilitdr gebDrosu
ertIdren. oob bas @ei6iib fir $500
Sertauft peroen iOIIte. Die sEuoreSer
geb0rben iuoen. bah Iie baiTeIbe in tb@
rem Bette batter. at6er ntt~-0afiir
tcaobIten. neil lie oIaubten, pafelbe
fei oei6blen tporbsn
Der Streit in gapoRne,
q. s., 3u GuOe.
Rem gort, 27. SuIi. Der Streis
Der qngeIteQten Der Stanoarb Stl
Gompdnp in guppnns, y. s., Der 10
Gage sebauert uno iebr ernitlide ara.
tpaue 5ur Jolge bate, in oenen bret
perionen getDbtet uHb Dutenbe Ders
leBt DurOen, lit gu gHoe. Die Streitsr
baben in einer DffentIi4en 0erfdmms
lung DOT Der llnion !Sane IpIdes bee
idloF-n unb iie Iinb oann rlibis duss
eindnoerseganger.
Die 2eute beidIof1en, an bic Qr|
belt suriid3utebren, uadoem O. r.
eennsHe1, Der Superinsube.tt &c
glnldge, psripro9er, bob er cine 2cHu'
erbDbuug eutpfsblsn uub etiDdtgeH
1lebeIn, bic etpd eriitiren fuIIteu, etn
gnoe MAIDEN fperbe, fpenn bic 2eate
iOfOrt an bic glrbeit auradiehreHJ
pirSen
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r italieIii4e @ensrat
Gautpre gefallsn.
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Oh Dies a6f6t o0W Ole }dge natir(u6u 9m0anGe i
uor(dufg no6 ndt a65ule@en
Sic 9e,tti6ett baben tueitert 1900
NMHett 9efange1t ge1tonttttetl.

hHehtRm aesmPt
knG
Die Seasm
Ieunan uno ogeumfae eurlpen
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-24
N. Y. AMERICANS IGNORED
 IN SALE OF JOE JACKSON
Grabbing of Cleveland Slugger By White SOx
 Arouses Indignation in American League.

sold the other day by the St. Louis club to Detroit There appears to De some sort of ,antipathy to letting the New York club know about players that are about to be let out to the highest bidder.
 Bill Donovan asserted that only a few days before Jackson was sold ne had a talk about the outfielder with Charlie Somers, and the latter said that there no chance of Jackson be- ing let go by Cleveland.
 Clark Griffith was the only man ex- cept 'Comiskey who was allowed to enter the bidding for Jackson, and when Griffith offered S2o,0O0 Com iskey came forward with a bid that amounted to about $50, ,0oO-$15, ,00o in cash and three players who were re- puted to be worth a like sum.
 The sale of Jackson to the White Sox has made that team a most for midable contender for the pennant and has aroused a, storm of protest all over the American league.
 It developed that Somers's alibi for selling Jackson was his inability to meet a Federal League offer made by Joe Tinker last week. Rather than let Jackson get out of the league. Somers says he sold him. Ray Chap man has also been made an offer by the Feds, so Chapman may soon be sold, too, probably to the White Sox-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-24
.SUSTAlNS VALIDITY OF RENO DEGREE IN
 BROKER'S DIVORCE
Claim That Service Was In validLNot Recognized by
 Superior Court.

Holding a Reno. Nev.. divorce de- cree valid, Judge Williams of the su- perior court yesterday sustained the demurrer of Gertrude B. Tiedemann against R.. g. Tiedemann of Green wich in February. 1912 and went to Nevada. While she was there her husband obtained in the Greenwich probate court an order for the GUS tody of a minor child and went to Nevada with the order.
 While in that state he was served with papers in divorce proceedings and Mrs! Tiedemann subsequently ob- tained a decree. Tfedemann said this was invalid because he had come to Nevada for the purpose of enfor- cling court order and therefore shol1d have been immune from service in divorce proceedings. Then Tiede- mann brought action in this county asking for a divorce and custody of the child Mrs. Eiedernann's coun- isel demnrred. on the ground that the defendant was no longer Tiedemann's s wife and that this court should recog- nize the validity of the Nevada deoree.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-24
TAsHUA AND LONG HILL

MT. and Mrs Dwight Fuller, MT. andMrs. William Fuller and two chill dren, MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Seeley, Miss Daisy J. SeeIey and Mrs. Samuel G. Seeley attended a Pomona Grange field day held at Ridgef1eld, Thurs day.
 A party of picI1ntckers from Bridge port enjoyed the day on the lawn of MT. and Mrs. Albert Heinrich. The party. numbering about 35, came by trolley and auto.
 Bernard Wallace of Bridgeport, in company with the Misses Lillian and Helen Krohrner. enjoyed an auto ,r1p to Hobol1en, N. J., visiting Miss Chris tina Schlassner, recently. Helen Kroh- mer remained for a visit,
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel G. See1ey and family and Miss Edith Wales of Mon roe, spent Sunday at Silver Sand Beach. Milford, as guests of MT. and Mrs Lorenzo Jackson of Bridgeport. who have a cottage there for a week. Miss Dorothy See1ey remained with her cousins for few days visit
 Mrs. Percy Munson and child, have been spending a few days in Tashua as guests of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-24
sTocK4MARKEE

New York. Aug. z4.-opening.-Yes- terday's late rally was resumed at to- Edaysl opening, all the activity, how ever, being in the war shares. Lack awanna Steel, which is fulfilling large freign contracts, opened with a gain of 2 l. points, which it soon increased to, '. touching 65 a high record New York Air Brake and Crueible, together with American Can, American Car pressed Steel, and Studebaker also scored substantial advances. United States Steel made only a fractional gain at Il 1-2, while Bethlehem Steel rose 1-2 to 275 Baltimore and Ohio was the feature of the railways, gain ing point oh favorable July earn ings.
 Noon-The conspicuous feature of the early session was it's dullness com pared with the furious activity of the preceding day. Trading fell away al- most 50 per cent. and was limited to fewer issues. The trend of prices Iu= dicated sorne. indecision which gave way later to actual strength SleeI again asserted it's leadership. advanc- ing to 721k, 4K over yesterdays min if11uIn. A few speciaIties added to in itiaI advances, Air Brake rising Il points to 143, with higher levels for Stddebaker and Can. Railways re- mained in the background. Readings reactionary trend being characteristic of that group. Bonds were firm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-24
RECRUIT NEVER HEARD OF BILLY HAMIEIflNs AS
 GREAT BASE sSTEALER

5 The possibility that Ty Cobb will S sS U za M szzss:l liA eeord this year suggests an fncfdent that made some Pirate recruits feel foolish one day at West Baden four years ago. A couple of embryo speeders were dis eussing speed On the end of the bench sat a stock little rniddle-aged man, plainly dressed and with a big duid of tobacco bulging in his left cheek.
 They don't run bases like they used to- cut in the stranger.
 The bushers g1owered at the inter- loper and froze him. but the stranger spoke with authority on a few other things
 Aw, where did you ever play ball ?'' exploded one rookie. zs Why. I've had some little experi- ence,v replied the strange bench warmer s4 stole 115 bases in 1894 with the PhilIies. My name is Bill Hamilton. =
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-24
MLOUGHkN WON'T PLAY IN SINGLES
 AT MEADOW CLUB

Southampton T.. T.. Aug. 24.-Many intercollegiate players figured prom inently in the weeding-out process of the opening round of the lawn tennis singles tournament yesterday on the turf courts of the Meadow Club. R. $. Stoddart. the Captain of the Yale team, carried off the honors of the first round by winning a dashdng con test against William Blair of the Cor nell team. Then G. Co1ket Gamer of Harvard outplayed Paul Brinsmaid, the old Yale star. ats6-2. 5-7, 6-2, the two three-set sfoattles standing above anything else ion the card.
 Ward Dawson of the California forces was on hand Sand received the benefit of a default. as did Clarence J. Griffin, William M, Johnston, also of California, and R. Uorris Williams, End, the national Champion, the last named being expected today The name of Maurice B. McLou ghlin di d, not appear in the singles Nile is, only to practice here in singles in p1epara- ton for his effort to regain 3the~charn- pionship title next week on the courts at Forest Hills. Mclaughlin will take his place in the doubles wfthtThonas c Bundy later in the week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-24
PRISONER DODGES BULLETS IN DASH
 FROM. POLICE GAR

Springfield, Mass. Aug. 24-Ped- estrians in the business district early this morning witnessed sensational attempted escape when Edward MO Cam, aged 30, of this city, dove heao first from a. speeding automobile pa trol wagon dodging revolver shots fir ed by pursuing officer, climbed fire escape. over roof and down through a building, and then jumped through a plate glass window into the street where he was finally captured by the police chauffeur.
 The pursuit was witnessed by a large number of persons who scatter ed in all directions when one of the officers drew his revolver and fired at the escaping prisoner. one or me ahots went through a plate glass win dow in a department store. but none took effect.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-24
WASHBURN WILL TRY
 TO STOP CALIFORNIA ,
 TENNIS STARS TO-DAY

7 Southampton, N Y., Aug z4-The determined attempt of George M. Church, intercollegiate ehampion, Watson M. Washburn. Robert Leroy and other customers to repeI the in vasion of the Californians, Ward Da.v- son and William M. U Johnston ih the Meadow club cup singles, attracted the attention of tennis exper today. R. Norriw williams, the national champion and several ott4er proTain- ent players are expected to follow the example. of Maurice B. Mclaughlin in dropping out of the tournament to rest up for the national champion ship next week. The younger col 1egiaps are testing out their game ana P. s. 5toddart, the Yale captain, has played impressively. Stoddart meets Dawson in what pron1isesgto be a live 1y tilt for the smashing position at the net. When play opened q warn, clear day was promised.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-24
JACKSONS THREE
 BAGGER DEFEATS :
 YANKEES IN IiTE

Chicago, Aug. 24-Joes Jackson made the first payment on his large-sIzed purchase price yesterday, when his triple in the 11th inning scored Ed die Collins and won the game for the White Sox against the Yankees, { to 3. Before that Hateful blow Joe had spent an afternoon of lost endeayor. Twice he forced runners. and at an other time he was out for being hit by a ibatted ball when it. looked as if the White Sox had 8 chance to score.
 It was a, bitterly foughtIbattle. with the Yankees having a slight advant- age to the decisive final round. The inability of Boone to field Viewers grounder in the ninth tied the score, for a put-out would hawe retired the side and given the Yankees the game. The ball was a. slow bounder which exhausted itself before it had reached the edge of the diamond. Boone came in too fast and missed the ball.
 For eight innings ''Reb'' Russell and +tBob'' shawkey pitched. fine ball, the Yankees having pushed one tally across in the fourth and two more in the seventh. The first had ma teria1ized when MaiseI and Pipp ex- ecuted double steal. The other two were scored on hits