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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

The streets and sidewalks commit tee of the common council will meet in the city clerks office this night at 7;3O o'clock. The claims com nittee will meet on the same even ing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

Annerioa flag to fool a afonai of of will
 
 e of land her Ldverrool E
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

ton of Luxembourg by the Germans the Grand Duchess, who is young and pretty and has a wi1l of her own, has refused to leave her palace, So as not to meet German officers and men in the streets Of her capital She has been visited on several occasions by the Kaiser whom she has received courteol1s1y but co1dly.
 Exodus From Europe On
 Paris. Feb 10.-Shipping oHices re- port an unusual rush of bookings for this time of the year.
 They are unwilling to give an sopin- ion as to whether this is due to a de- sire to reach America before February Is, on which date the German sub1r1a- r1ne blockade goes into effect
 Aids Young AIsatian Refugees.
 Paris, Feb. 1O.-Henry de Coppet of New York has sent 5000 francs ($z,- OOOl to the chi1dren's colony of Asa tan refugees at Hugleyille, saying the gift is meant to aid the children to be- come men and women capable of per- petuating French ideals and genius. thus benef1ting the entire world
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

Farmer want Atls. one Cent 2 V7a'-7
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10

Princess Voluntary Prisoner. Geneva, Feb. 1o.-Since the vio4a-
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coast estimated at quarter OF a
million dollars had subsidized today.
Damage at Venice. Ocean Park and
Santa Monica WAS estimated NJ
$4,000
". c. Cross cot Victor, Mont.
among assays commissioners ap-
pointed today by President Wilson.
United States Judge Anderson TO.
day AZ Indianapolis oyerruled dc.
murrers OF "a defendants In Terrs
Haute election conspiracy cases on
trial here.
VIM. Cuffee, 81. last fulLblood
member OF Shlnnecock tribe OF In.
dians. which once inhabited Long
Island. buried at Southampton. l.. !.
Unidentified Oakland. Cal. WON
AN struck. fatally injured. by jitney
bus driven by Jack Summers.
Despondent because OF financial
trouble. Herman Auerbach. n New
York real estate man. killed wife.
two daughters and himself. using
magazine revolver equipped with
ailencer.
Duchess Of Manchester lesrned
that. despite fact that her father.
Eugene Zimmerman, was an Ameri.
can, she will have 10 pay England
an income tax OF $4,000 a year.
Fathers estate tl0.000.00O
The Colorado legislature Will be
asked 10 pass series OF measures
destined 10 prevent strike disor.
dera In the state by defining trea.
son and sedition and providing the
death penalty. imprisonment or
heavy fines for violation OF
statutes.
Rev. Herman Page. recently
elected Episcopal bishop OF Spo-
kane. Wash. left Chicago for Spo-
kane last night TO assume duties.
Mystery over disappearance OF
Edgar Behiow. heir 10 big Behlow
California estate. grew deeper To
day. Although detectives employ.
ed by the family partially Identi
fled as Bellows decomposed
body OF man found near Lords
burg. n. M.. not far from Ei Paso
Tex. the missing mans relatives
doubted the Identification. Lords
burg dispatches declared the man
whose body was found there had
been shot TO death.
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and little voice interrupted.
Cant | have the funny paper
now"
Yes. n the big girls are through
with II. stipulated Mother Ryther.
They get II first. you know. t~-
cause they help with the work"
"A while back" she returned TO
the subject. the board Of health
told Us we'd have to build a fire
escape from the attic. where the
boys sleep. or they'd close us up.
Wed been wanting the fire escape
a long time, but we didn't have the
money. We have TO have bread
and butter first. you know. But
when the labor people heard we
had to have II or close up. they
came right over and built II for US.
SO that's all right.
Gets Children OF
About the 'hygienic Standard
well. It's pretty hard to keep even
presentable with 40 children tear.
ing around, and I'll say maybe Il
isn't very clean sometimes. But
the only thing where we haven't
come up TO what we were told ia
making each child keep to it's own
individual towel: but we can do
that. we have plenty OF towels.
And the financial statement
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BAY0NET CHECKS
GERMAN ASSAULT
~ HENRY WOOD

PARIS. Feb. 1.-The Germans
have been thrown back violently In
another attempt TO smash through
the lines OF the allies ut Ypres
French infantrymen met the as
sault with the bayonet and the
enemy's columns. shattered and un
nerved, were repulsed in great dis
order
This announcement. contained In
the official statement Issued today
created n great wave OF enthusiasm
throughout the city. For several
days II has been reported the Ger.
mans were massing reinforcements
in Belgium for n new drive.
When the assault was delivered
however. the French we're found TO
be ready.
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You Can't Brush or
Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid Of
dandruY IL TO dissolve n, then you
destroy II entirely. To do this. re,
about four ounces OF ordinary
liquid arvon: apply II at night
when retiring use enough 90
mols,en the scalp and rub II In
gently with the finger tips.
DO this tonight. and By morning
most. II not all. OF your dandruff
will be gone. and three or four
more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy. ev.
cry single sign and trace OF II, no
matter how much dandruff you
may have.
You will find. too. that all itch
ing and digging OF the scalp will
stop at once, and your hair win be
! fluffy, lustrous. glossy. silky and
soft. and look and feel hundred
times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. II In inexpensive and
never fails TO do the work.-Adver-
tisemcnt
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patience. well. gave them a state.
ment."
In proper form. and audited as
they reauireF"
Mother Ryther fairly snorted.
THAT costs money!" she said III
they want somebody 10 audit Il.
they can have EN- come and look
over the books. write down ey.
cry day what I've spent. so | know
where II goes. all riEht--excuse
me. while ! get the children off"
She hurried into tho next room.
whence was audible In a moment
the sing-song chant which was 10
fix the text" in 40 inattentiye 1T
tie minds. At least until they
reached the church:
Fear God and keep His com
mandments. for this Is the whole
duty OF man"
Then the children clattered out.
little boys and girls first. then tho
girls. and the last one slipped a
red-sweatered little arm around
Mother Ryther's waist. and the
gray head and the brown one we're
close together for an instant.
Nobody questions the i'm.
portanee Of sanitation and busI-
ness-like accounting; but. In
judging Mother Ryther and her
home, let II not be forgotten
that she probably could pass q
better examination on making
real home for homeless chill
dren than on scientific meth
DDS OF institutional manage
ment; and that perhaps she
knows more about plying
hard pressed mothers than
about keeping books or the ss-
credress OF sudits
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GERMANS ENGAGE
CzAR'S INVADERS

PETRoCRAD. Feb. i.--Desperat,
fighting IL in progress IN the tim
bcred region near Pilkallen. Eas,
Prussia
A war office statement makes this
announcement. indicating that Ger
man reinforcements rushed forward
to check the Slav advance aTains,
Konisburg are offering a determin.
cd resistance to the invaders.
The kaiser's stratagists are con
centrating their resistance in a Sc
RES OF assaults on the central Rus.
sian army OF three armies which are
pouring across German territory.
This Slav force is endeavoring
to advance westward from Pilkallen
on line north OF lnsterburg.
The war office claims Sigh,
gains for the Slavs as the result OF
this fighting.
A general engagement Is In
progress In the Carpathians between
the Dukla and Uszok passes.
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SUBMARINES
SINK BRITISH
TRADE SHIPS

BERLIN, Feb. ALI Ger
many 10 Jubllant over the sue
cess attending the opening OF
the German submarine cam
paign against British merchant
men. signsiired by the sinking
OF three OF the enemy's steam.
era In the Irish sea.
All the newspapers reprint
parts OF the Interview Vice Ao-
rlrsi Tirpltx gave correspon.
dent Won Wieasnd suggesting
svch . campaign. and all com
rens on the success Of the plan
70 sssrve England out
Says the Tagebistt. "Hencesortl
navigation will have Il
reckon with the German submarine
danger. I, can only be avoided b,
stopping traffic let us hope tina
tho commercial war will go to IN.
very root OF the British trans-occa'
trade"
In hope of sighting the submarine
u.2i. which sank three British YES
sells Sunday. British destrnycrs ans
light cruisers are pstroling the irisl
s~a.
Tho U.2i last night chased tn,
British steamer Leinstor for /
short time off the kish light vessel
but failed 10 catch her.
II Is reported an entire fotilla %
German submarines Ia operating OF
tho vest coast OF England. and tina
more vessels besides the U-2l ma,
have been responsible for some o
the feats performed Saturday.
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ElSEW WERE

snohorish property owners Mon.
day figure their losses in business
district fire OF Saturday night at
| SO, 600
Jvneav's police chief and two pa.
trolman all going out OF office: r..
j. Sitter 10 be new chief
w. N. Brown. elected az congress.
man from Pennsylvania. dies at
| New York
! Name OF VIII ~. Parry OF Seattle
on President Wilson's final list for
nomination to trade commission.
New Orleans orphan asylum COL
iapses In heavy wind. 20 children
! Injured
Nathan ssraus. NJ. Y. phIlsn.
throplsi. celebrates 6Tth birthday
anniversary nj Pasadena.
London Mali treats seriously
story that Austria wants Germany
To sue for peace.
President Wilson's veto message
Is due to come up for action In con.
gross Thursday.
Federal Judge AZ Juneau fines
two fish companies 800 and $3.50.
respectively. for Sunday fishing.
President Wilson Wednesday
nlghi 10 discuss ship purchase bill
and other business policies of ad.
ministration before Chamber OF
Commerce Of the T. s.
Executive council OF state club
federation decides that federation
shall leave tree in each city
where convention IA held hereafter
as a calling card"
Henry w. Putnam. Inventor Of
harbsd sire. dies at San Diego. age
90
Thos. .. Jeffrey Co. kenoshs.
Wis. receives 100000 auto truck
order from allied armies
Careless Union Pacific smoloye
az Omaha losses $500 currency
package into empty westbound car:
special train oyertakcs I, after 90
mile chase.
Mrs. Alice Beck. Tacoma artist,
asks divorce from Anthony Beck.
Racine. Via. sheriff. lets prize
oners work at trade during daytime
and locks them up In jail only NJ
night.
NV arc WE - - slower Gefe.
bratc s0th wedding anniversary at
Ridgefieid.
Albers Bros. buy 5000 sacks Of
Mt Vernon oats at $50 a ton.
Madison, Wis. grand jury recon-.
mends police shake-up.
Sears. Roebuek a Co. declare
$50. ooo. 900 stock dividend on sso.-
600 600 capftai
Grand Jury at Chicago recon-
mends repeal OF Illinois parole
law
Arizona flood damage will reach
$500. 900.
Great Britain makes inquiries az
TO extent OF damage at Panama
canal
Thomas Burke Of Seattle 10
elected president OF Associated
Chambers OF Commerce OF Pacific.
Stevens county Matching f,5oo. 900
trou, fry this season.
German citizens organize asso-
citation Ito re-establish genuine
neutrality
Thieves At BeliInahar1 steal cleo.
trio locomotive piece by piece.
Storms at sea that caused dam.
age along Los Angeles county
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hold their first meeting Tuesday
night ~ Y. NJ. G. a. Samuel J..
Wettrick. a Seattle attorney. will
speak on THE Constitution aa the
Basis OF Our Government" Carl
j. Smith and A. l.. Tertsaglan will
lead the class groups after the ad.
dress. The classes will meet
weekly Tuesday nights at s o'clock
In room 200.
&. Keith merkiey. for three years
social and dormitory secretary OF
the Y. NJ c. A. resigned that posi-
ton few days ago He left last
night for Vancouver ~ C.. where
he and Mrs, Merkley intend going
into the chicken ranching business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-01
JUDGE HAS AN idea :
TO CHECK DIVORCE

TACOMA. Feb. superior Court
Judge yesterday favors statut,
making II unlawful for parties pro
curing marriage licenses 10 have IN,
ceremony performed until 30 day,
after issuance OF the license.
often. In the divorce action,
brought find the young peopl,
have only known each other for .
day or a week or So the Judge dc
clares.
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HER1

Additional crimes committed b,
Howard Jones, youthful robbci
killed by police. uncovered.
Federated clubs OF King and
Snohomish counties indorpos c. A
Reynolds for chairmanship Of state
public service commission.
Publication OF oreeters Tourists
Guide viii be resumed.
Boys eiosses at Y. NJ. will engage
In swimming and gym work until
Easter
Laura J. Ellis addresses Z. NJ
Sunday club. First woman the club
heard In 10 years.
/. Goodyear Ralnooat Co., oi6 Sec
ond. viii sell mems suits hereafter
instead OF Waterproof coats.
Senior Y. NJ. saiesranship club
banduets Monday night.
Man must some day either accept
or reject Christ. Pastor King warns
members CONGREGATIONAL church.
+ Y. NJ. boy students Wait Bremen.
ton navy yard.
I Receiver appointed for oolofield
{ Merger Mines Co. and Injunction
granted against Goldfield Deep
Mines Co.
Gen. L. Y. Banks, former business
man. dies at East Sound.
Three avlstors will NY during
summer festivities here.
Police dog finds George Olson. 4
lost In woods
Cecil Rowe, son OF Bishop Rowe,
badly burned when lamp eSplodea
Fifteenth annual pure food show
opens at hon Marchc.
Vim. Burt. recently paroied from,
Monroe. re-arrcated for alleged auto
theft
Jaeaue L. cssad. dramatic editor
Argus. wcds w. W. Percy. young
business man.
coroner's Jury find Edward John,
ston came 20 death by being struck
by auto driven by c. @. Stanley. po
llcemRn.
New company takes fise.yesr
lease on Hotel Sorrento.
Lumbermen send messages "a
Washington delegation urging OF
position 10 government ship bill
Dod~ell Dock 4 Warehouse Co
takes over pier
Ballard Marine Railroad Co. stsrtr
building Of two fishing boats.
Louis n. sesgrsse. new editor "
OF W. Daily. assumes duties.
Midyear registration AZ unlser.
slty probably viii exceed s.00e.
Hubert hopkins succeeds Gordon
Dickson as major Of L. W. cadets
Strictly girls dance will be held
by r. Of w. goods Monday night,
Robbery a. home OF =. Johnson.
2o7 w kilbournc. believed work OF
BOYS.
Jltrey bus owned BY Edward Ned
eek. 1854 6iat s.. stolen
Rev. w. A. Simmons open war lee
tnrc series at Boylston Unitarian
church. Germany topic Monday
Hlght.
Auto stolen from Aemphiii Broth
ers, groccrs. found hidden In nothsll
v. Of W. serorsies take In 100
new members
woods
Cat show enas. entertaining 5000
visitors.
n. p. toorris elected cashier Met.
ropolitan bank.
salmon packers undecided ~hesh.
er 20 ship East hy water or rail
Felix Crane. charged ~ith accept
Ing earnings OF fallen women. pleads
not guilty.
Renewal Of license TO operate
Scenic cafe asked.
RoIiee will ensores laws govern.
ing movie houses TO letter
Council considers request Of r.
y. Wright. cop. for leave OF ab.
sence no he may Join Oregon crew
on trip through canal
Woman aids men ssrors arm Otto
Anderson OF 220tis First ave
Charles King. 10. MT BY street car.
viii live.
pasrotmsr Jvssvs may head mo
torcycle squad.
Prof. Grace Denny. v. Of w.. lee
lures on fabrics AZ Bagiey hall Wed
nesday night
Free classes In citizenship Will
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CONTINUED
FROM PAGE 1
MOTHER RYTnER'S
HOME IS Refused
AN OK. BY CHAMBER

for Sunday school. The IL moth.
ers we're eating Some OF them
must hurry away TO work again in
few minutes. Sunday though II
was
Reward for the industrious
Were $500 behind" said Moth.
er Ryfher. wrinkling her already
furrowed forehead yet more deeply,
"and last months grocery bill amt
paid. There was lot OF business
men who used 10 give to us regu.
lar. who won't give, now we
amt indorsed. II makes II hard
for u.s."
A small head. surmounted by a
large bow. was thrust into the door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-01

TORONTO. ont.
Jan. ~. Pastor
Russell ~ here to-
day. We report
his discourse on
the text. They
shall be Nine.
saith tho Lord Of
Hosts. ia that Day
when 1 make up
Ny Jewels tMAl ?
achi 5:i7D lie said
IN part
our text points
Ito the close OF
|the Gospel Age,
land not only tells
los that the Lord
win not gather
Ills Jewels sooner.
but also implies
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A MU S Z NJ Z n + S
Moore a TGH 4GHs,
81 MATINEE TUESDAY ST.
Ruth St. Denis
and Assisting Artist.

Oriental, Greek and Modern Dances.
Night Prie~s--Iow~r floor, si.so and
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$780, balance ~ balcony. s5el Gall~sy.
soc. Matinee Tu~-dsy--I.owcr floor and
dr~.. circle. $780, balcony circle, Use
balcony. 500 gallery. csc.
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VALUABLE COUPON

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VANCOUVER ASSESSOR DEAD

VANCOUVER. Feb. Vim. /.
Pagan, provincial assessor and col
iector, la dead at the age Of 20 years
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Precious JeweLs
Sought by a King
DIAMONDS OF THE FIRST WATER, POLISHED BY THE DIVINE HAND

The World of Mankind the Mine-Rough Diamonds IN se
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Burns Detective
Found Not Guilty

ATLANTA. Ca, Feb. Mot
guilty was the verdict returned last
night by a Jury that heard the
subornation OF perjury case against
Dan F. Lehon. southern manager
for the Burns Detective agency; c.
c. Tedder, an operative, and Arthur
Thurman, a lawyer The charges
grew out of the murder trial OF Leo
NJ. Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-01

Yes, this is the same perjury
case which Seattle paper. whose
editor hates Burns. has been ex.
plotting for many months.
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Csc Insertions and Edges for l0c

Insertions Beadings and Edge. to 70 inches
wide. In open and solid patterns Excellent for
use on und.rmusllrs ehildr.ns dresses etc
Worth TO s5c a yard special at Tee.
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rs and ss-inch shadow lace Fiouncing In
lovely patterns. suitable for dainty evening
gowns. etc, values TO ,i.7s yard. Special for
this safe. tac
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1oeo yards Hamburg Edges. and also some
Bands. Values 60 iSc yard. special for this
sale. your choice In the bot for sc
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75c Shadow Lace Flouncing 35c

lS-iuch shadow Lace FicuncinKs VT beautiful
flower and CONVENTIONAL designs. regular 5sc
values Special for this sale. yard. s5e.
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$3.50 Fine All-Over Lace CSC

Fine AiioVer Laces as ara ,s.inch widths
In shadow patterns novelty mesh. in white.
cream and ccru. Value. $3.50 yard. Your
choice Tor tac. Use and ssc.
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In widths from TO is-inch Embroidery on fine
nain.ock and swiss and batist.. suitable for
lingerie. etc. Values up 20 sec. Special isc
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$l.5O Cluny and Fancy Lace l5c

lAces to ~ inches wide. In beautiful linen
Ciuny. Cotton Macrame. Novelty mesh coarse
mesh Ftets. imitation English thread. Maltese.
Brahante. etc. These are Insertions edges plain
with round or long pointed scaitcps Values
90 $3.50 a yard. Your choice for Sc
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75c Corset Covering and FIouncing
3oc

Embroidery on the finest most transparent
Swiss and nairsook. These rbroidrrf~~ are
exquisite materials for graduation dresses.
.t...sfitcr ling eic. afternoon and party frocks
tome solid embroidery almost the entire
sfdth OF the material. which T. ~ Inches.
Values 20 81 IS yard. Special. tsc
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Fiouneing on fine nainsook. tn solid
or syelst patterns Suitahi. for under
garments and chfidrsn's dresses. Values to GO
a yard. Special In this sale .be.
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39c Heavy Cluny Lace for l5c

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-28

There are two forms of discomfort.
Onesis laborious; the other Is indoleni
and complaining.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-28

commenced TO have terrible pains In
his abdomen ana was soon doubled up
In his agony. He begged some one to
go for doctor 20 get the thing out
He continued to grow worse. when
some one suggested that he take dose
or tabasco sauce which, 1t was claim
ed. would XIII the object that WAS ere
ating such terrible commotion in his
internal arrangement.
He grasped the bottle with avldity
and took Il draft. Then he lei Il blood
curdling yell out. dropped the bottle,
jumped about six feet In the air,
clutched his stomach and sasped. lie
became blue in the face, and teais
We're running down his face. when
some one thrust a bottle of oil into his
mouth, and he was forced 10 drink CO.
pious drafts.
The effect wis magical Tie oyster
was evidently dead He becamc
more composed and when he finally
recovered his breath he said:
I'VE killed Ii. But when that darned
stun got into my stomach that oyster
rushed around as # a shark was after
it."--London Scraps.