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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25

| ts fubr siat ieinblid< 8atterr ouf,
iinb olf sine Difidn3 bon einfouienbs
ledsbunbert Ghritien entpidtlten fid3
3ipsi aompdgnien segen unlsre GteI<
lung in elmer Gemiitbsrlbt. ais ptnn
iit eel,du iuiiBtsn. baB mir iptber iibtr
Gin Woidinsnsslptbrs nod iiber eirs
0ei6iib ptrFiisen, ipie Is tbaifo@Ii&
Der sydu mar. mir mubieu fsIbfi rus
big sufsben, ME iid Der gtihHb3iig
AZ elmer gattsris periidrfte unb ME
ii6 bielslbs singrub. Sm 2aufe be-
Gsfedts iportn nidt iDsnissr ais 5iDsi
Hesimsntsr ssssn unIsrs breite, ubsr
perbdItnism6big iftpad ttfsbie Stslt
lung i'm 2lnsriife ibdtie. gfod bcsn
mar binter umisrn Shiibensrdbsn bds
Terrain siemlid often. 70 Sdb bos
6eran5isbtn unisrsr Rtftrptn i'm gts'
utriiden s}euer srIoIgm muBk. 9rob
oieier usbermodt bielten mir befeblss
mdBis bis gum duBerftsn iidnb unb
ipiefsn einen Bdjonsttansriif elmer
iiberlessnen Oruppe enifntibtnb unb
iinter srobsn Wtriuiisn ab. Uesen s
llbr Mbenbs bersitsie Der 6tiuS einen
ntuen Siurm Dor. Geine arfiatrie
periidrtis bns Jeusr, mir faben bic
Reierpe einietsn tptlde ben SmpuIs
5um guionettungriff seben ioIIts. uns
fere aaiferfhiibsn ihoifeu absr rubi8
ipsiisr. ME am S9eibtnftnnb. Sir
3usiommanbanisn bsrsitsten nun bic
WoHnIdsafisn auf ben ftin1lideH
S!utm por unb ermunterfen iie gum
4ushdrren unb rubissn 3ititn, fobaIb
Der Jeinb aus ben Dsdungsn iprirs
gen psrbs. 4bsr es rilhrte iid ni6is.
Sffenbdr barsrien bic Worb.reitungen
gum Gturm aud benz ruifiIden gris
gnbisr su lnngt, unb 10 griff tr 81
benz Wittel, bic Wdnfen6en biirm bic
eisens ariiIIerie .nnsufeuern-. Wir
ionnien ndmIid gtnau beobahtsn, 1pit
einiee @efHiibs olf eiuHsaI bcs Bsusr
auf bic eissne SHfdnierie ri4tete, mos
burdj fdbliebIih Der getpolIie 3iped err
reift ipurbs, Der Bdionetianlauf. Wir
mubten Der usbsrmaft tptiHen unb
sogtn uns lnier bem S4ube Der Dune
fsfbeit 5uriid, obns BON Oesntr bsrs
fofgt az DerSen. Gs mar EN- bstber
1dg asip<Ien, ben mir ab<r in etrsu
beftuubeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25

a5unen bic btutf@eH Ges
i9ibe mad enslano
fdiebeng

Die 2onboner .5irnss1 bat ibrsH
2eisrn jiinsft cine re&t unaugensbms
Radrif,t porgeisBt:
Die 9euti4sn babtn Elm Htuss
Sdiffsssf6iib, bag Srei (tHs) NeiIsn
iDsitsr i9isbt als bic bette tnglii4e
aanOns unb bsfen GsfdoB eine nod
gr6bsre Wirtung bat ais bk beriihms
ten 42s3tm. MOrier.-
Das 1T on bitfsr TittbsIiung
ipabr2 Disie 5rage fpirft in ben .@rs
tiasriftif4en Mpnats6tfen. Elm Ga&s
mann ouf. 3nn69ft, iptldes 1T bas
bette snsiiiihe GsIHiibg Rad Dem Gas
fcbsnbu6e Der Rriessflotten 1914 mnb
bic 3s,1.3tm.s sS4iffsiunone 8 Gi45 ses
msint isin, bersn Gei9oB 885 ailc
ipiegt unb cine anfangssei9
pon 760 Nleter Bat. 1baiidHli& bat
arupp, ipie beiannf III, sin 1884
3tm. S9iffsssf@iib(a /50 berssiisIlt,
Ssifsn @.f9ob 920 ailogramm ipisgt
nTb cine GnfaHssgef9 f9ninbiqteii BON
$40 Msier Bat. Dte Miinbunssmuht
bisfss gefdofIss 1T I'm SO .. 8. sr5s
ber ais bic Der engIiffen Gdiffsidnos
ne, unb bdber ilinst bic 4ngdbs Der
rSimsss, bas Gei@iib f5nne 5 sil0s
meter tpeiter f.usrn. bur@dus slaubs
LID. Wie melt biss gefGiib ftisbsH
lam, boriiber Iisgsn ieine Inenben
Dor, alIsin man lam hlir9 ben gets
slsif NIT onbsren betannten G9ubs
leiiiungsn gu elmer SitmIih iidersn
G4dbuns iommsn. Der iDtitsfts aanps
nenf4ub. beH.n SlusIdngt iptrilid sts
msifen III, in Dor % Satrtu. an 28.
Mpril 1892, In Gcgenipart heS Ruis
fms abgsfsutrt tpprbsn. Gs 5anbsltt
ii9 babel um ,in RruppiHss 42s3tm-,
0eIdiib 0 /40). bns 20,266 Hilunstet
nett I4ob. Die 9lnfdnssesTniptnb
felt bss gef9ofIss biirfts babel i&fuef'
lid 300 Mstsr beiraeen bobtn. Dems
na9 BARI bic SGubiptits, bic bic
aruppf4e 4O.64s3tm. .sadncne ere
rsiht. fpsnn man bsim Gtub nit siuef
Grb5hung BON 30 CRIB rtdnsi. an
AZ aiIonletsr ssfd1st tpsrben. M)ds
bebeutst bas2 Mldn mddt es fi9 am
bsIten an einn Strsde fIar, pon heref
ilsbsrfniebuns in ben rfitu ariegss
monctsu oft bic Rsbt mar. Rnnn ntnn
iiber ben aanaI ffisBsH9 iuurbs bu BE,
frdpt. menn man cine Sdrbltiifung
BON AZ aiIomstsrn unnimmt. IN bic
Tro9e ~ bsiahen: on Der ffmnffttn
GtelIs III ber aouaf Gina 80 stilpmster
brett; fgaert man BON GdInis aus nu@
Dober. 10 ipirb nidt nur bic eHeliiAt
4auoltiiite burd bds Gjefd,iib te.
bsrrfdi. ionbtrn nod Elm aaiitHjfr!9
bes ,nuIifbsn Seitlanbts bon 8 ailos
meter @reiie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
GruxS.is.ntts siibertrasnassa
gtntiu ma I'll, "a. G.br.

Geors. g. Gpurtnep an Senrn 9.
W.psr, flint Sabr. pa9tre1t bonn l.
Snnuar 1916 auf Elm Gtiid 2dnb in
Seftion Is in Columbia Sopnibip,
Wonatlits Ri.ibe $50.
Hora Muampre an Della Wuhmo'
re. Got 10 in grsfap Gprings untr'
abtbsiIuns (stsusr 50c) 81.
2tusuit 3. 9pppes an Grnneis 8.
DOppss, 81 bel BAT SUB an Der Rprbs
ieite Der Gsit Strabe, TIA Gub tpeits
lid Der Dalton gtperue (Steusr 500
81.
anbretp 6. 5errlinger an Grate 3.
psacOd, 20 BEL So Jub on Der Rprbs
feiie Der 13. Strabe, III Jub oitli4
Der @ine Strnbe, duH 40 BET AZ CUB
an Der Siibriiede Der Boot uHb Sap
allIsp (Sisu.r $3.50 81.
gbparb q. Qtiins an Glite W.
Wasiq, brsi Sabre pndtreft bonn /.
WGrs 1916 auf 43 Bel 141 Jub an
Der Sitieiis Der Simpfon Aptnue, 126
syub n0rbIi6 Der Glafon 6trabe In
Mabiioupide. SdbrIihe Mietbs $500
nit autaufspriDiIssium In 50bs Don
$4,000.
9lIice W. Rasia an Gbtpdrb q. Mis
tins. basislbe Gissntbum (Stsusr $9
81.
@eorse 6. Benz an Grace 8. Dan.
40 Bel 140 ssub an Der Wsftieite Der
@ilfsp apsnue, 40 sSnf n0rbli6 Der
ct. 2aiprsnce GtrdBe (Gtsuer $1) 81.
sssnnis Dunn ON Jobn 9ushes, 80
Bel lao 5ub an Der Meititiie Der
@onfibins Qpenue slpifHen price 4bs.
Enb Adtsn Gtrnbs (Stsuer so 81.
2issie Kruger u. q. an Gbaries Or.
Mdrtotte II. u. 5beiI Der Got 70 in
Mius unb aline's trlter lIntsrubt1tis
lung in SatIep (5teutr $1.50) 81.
sanmes 6. Ban DeDenter on Games
O. Cooper, 40 Sci 220 SUB an ber
Wsiiieite Der gort 2lpsnus 5lpii9,n
Winbior Gtrobe uifb Gemper Cane.
aud 16 Bel 220 syub an Der Wefiisite
Der Bari 9lpenue, AGA s5uB fiibIih
Der Winbior Strabs (Sttuer So 81.
GIIa 8. Totrnlsp on Quslla zotpn.
ltp, 50 tsi 100 fyuf an bee Msftisits
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| Barbara Rod an 60ms 9. unb 9.
| 60. e40O.
s5ofepb Wilting an bisfsIbe $1100.
Die Robsnbsd Batting 60. an Wm.
gamertr $4,000.
GetiIste 9ppofbeftn.
Jobn 81. Gcifbber an Reobina Mb.
6. imb 3. SO. $1,000. q
Matbios arntfer an glsntpop 6.
unb D. Go. $4,000.
6atrifon 6. 6tugnaa an Qiberal
8. unb y. Go. $500.
Jobn 3immermnnn an RspubIie g.
unb 3. So. $500
Wamie Giuoop on gor9erbins unb
so. $348.
aarpIina @rdnn6er on erite WdrD
3. unp g. u. So. $500.
SofbtIn g. pierion an college 6ilf
8. uno 9. 80. $500.
emma Q. dozen an Goutbern Dbic
9. nnb 3. so. $500.
aarl arauis an american g5riition
UiiIiionarp Socistp 5000.
anbretu 9. 6srrIineer on gbriitind
ainiborft $4,000.
GIiaabetb greitbeil an bitfelbe.
$4,000
Sarrp 3. ptuder an enisrpriIe 3.
q. 60. $2S00.
6oparb .. 1bOmas an sarate
Bari 3. unb 8. 60. $500.
5ranees 10. gsrarb an bieislbe.
$1,000.
Cora 5uusbton on bisIsibe $4,000. !
Cigar i. Batter an mrsn 20.
Wiomsbsr 1915.
Sobn 5pffmonn an ct. Bernard
g. unb .. ". So. $3.50.
glIiee W. Waeil on RiDerIibe y.
u. unb 8. So. $3250.
6arriion 6. Gtagman an Robsrt
9rcnllsn $500.
sobn Runs an Rortb Cine. g. unb
9. 60. $4,000.
gbiparb u. gabsn an Charles u.
6enie 1894.
slnna Srois an 6. ). weDiarmiO
$3.50
g,bilip 6aris an Garfislb go. 1 9.
unb 3. 60. $4,000.
Siabsla Risd an g. .. Cooper
$500.
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Grnnbsissatbamss .s6spstbeier
Qeue5ppotb.ten.


Bertha @ilfon an Srmonbe 9.
unb g. 60. $1,000.
Qbrabam Rofen6erg an mopbburu
4oenue 6. unb .. 60. $500.
MiIIinm @. Omen an Dreman aDe.
g. nnb 3. 60. $500.
pbilipsna Mamads an Satlsp ..
unb g. 60. $2700.
emma grpfpne an Sbdr0uDtQs g.
unb 6. 60. 5000.
Graee 3. peacod an gbriiiina
Rinfburii, $4,000.
s5rauf Z. Weli6 an CALHOUN 8.
unb 9. 60. 80. 2 $1,000.
@eorgs Webmeisr an @iHs StraBe
Gable 6. unb .. 60. $500.
gllberi G. 9aibianp on @olunissr
g. uHb 9. gp. $1,000.
GnlDia Wlar an W. 6. Runlsf
$1,000.
emma grOte an ct. Bernard 8
unb .. u. Go. $500.
ssSpbn 5uabes an MeIttrn 9iIIs g.
g. unb g. so. $4,000.
Catherine Mhert on 5igblanb aDs.
g. unb g. So. $4400.
Marp GuuiDun ar Gid Bun q. unb
g. 60. $500.
2lnna gprrp on Goutbern Sbio
Snpings Bdnt 60. $1,000.
Robert Msrdle an GarfisIb 30, I
6. unb 3. 60. $3.50.
: GIisabsf1 Qlliboefsr on Brighton
German 8nnf 90. $4OO.
geOnurD 6. WersiHG an Gisphsn
asfIar $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
Die 2dmyfs am SnfIapab.
8. u. 4 ssIssu.

yin Dom HdtpdI9eHltIeBsiuuu
suriifgsiebrisr Dffi5isr zines aoiisr.
i4iiBsnregimsnts i9iIberis einsm wlit.
arbeitsr Der .aolniibsn @oIisSeitung'
sinige gpiipben aus ben lebtsu Ram
pf.n am pislumitriiteusn Duilapdb In
ben @esiibsn u. a.:
3fpeis BaiailIone srhisIten gormit'
tags ben Befebl gum @neriff auf biz
Stsllunssn, bic Der Geino i'm aauts
Der Qd1t linis unp rt4ts Der Strobs
iiber ben DuiInpab be5o9tn bate
2ansiam drbeitsien mir uns, Don ar.
tilleris unb Snfdnisrie auf bas heftigs
fts bei4oftn, auf mittlsrs Otipebrs
fduboiitau3 beraH. ipGsS:no uHiers
2lrtilIeris ben alnsriff portrsffIid un'
tnitiitte. Da Der 9pben an iinb fir
fid nur ssrinss Dsdnngsn bot, iporen
unfsre 8trIufts nidt unbeSeutsno. Sis
psrringerisn iitb srft, als mir an Der
gone Der ilsinen GetpshrI4nhbiisdn3
aneslansi, bag Jeuergefe4t fcrtisbten
unb uns singruben. Sus gingrnben
aing langjdm Don itatten. gs feAlts
On ben notbipsnbissn 8eilfpidsn, obs
gl.i4 mir ioIhe siDsi sdss DOrber bel
Der griiiirmuns eines feinbli4en
S4iibengrabtns srbeutet bdtteH. Sc
mebr mir in Der grbs otrfhDonbsn,
beiio inisniiper fpurbe bds fsinbliht
grtillerisfsner. Rnne.ls binrsi1enber
3iele iebien bic Ruifsn nit sinsm
Streufeuer Elm unb stpsiGsTdiibe rids
t.tsn ibre 0ef4oiIe cine Siunb. lang
auf elm stpeibunbtri Gdritis Dor uns
Isrer G@parmlinie befinoIiksStsius
ireus. Obpo6I ts sleid na9 bsm ere
fen srefftn in tnufsnb sriimmer
lag, puroe bic SielIs. an Der Elm iisfs
.ingeThniitensr 5oblip.s poriibsrfiihrs
te, ipsiter bef1oIIen. 10 bab btrftibs
polIlommen eingtbedt ipurbe. Na4
.insm msbrftiinbisem Gsusrstf.4te
batten mir ms an bic Sturmbiitdns
bsranserrbeitst, unb als bds Stgnal
,Stnrm"g erfoIgts, sins .s aegen bic
ShiibtngrGbsn, bic mir obns tisenis
lifsn Habsompf sroberten. 9.rSturm
batt. ben sSeinb boIlipmmsu iibers
raItt. Gin Sffijisr purbs nuf Der
iSluht Don elmer Gussl estrOffsn, Ssn
mir dnI@einsno bsi Der Toilette iibtr-
raihi.n. gr bisIt i'm Sobsssampie
bic Soarbirite rod fsit umiIammtrt.
Gsins Giibs itaisn in gdrsnftapdns
toffeln. Jn ben psrlaffsntn Shiissus
ardben, bic Don fibiriffen S4iibsn
beiesi ipdrsu, fdnbsn mir nift MIR
sdblreide @eipebre. ionbtrn aud 5os
Zen, GtisfeI. pslss, Mdntsl, Sbeetans
men un1 ber9leiHtn.
Wdftenb Der adn5en Dutla!dmpags
nc fidnbtn lHs fait INNER fibiriihe
Reaimtnier, porsigsipeiis fibiriffe
Gdiib.n, gsssniibtr, Die erlt in ben
lsbten Sagen burd fauiafiIhe elbtbsis
lrinqen btrftdrfi purben. btrtn Be-
tnnntfndft. pir i'm GefsGt duf ber
Raminb5ht mn9ttn, no iis infolue
ibrss 3ogtrns beim Giurmanuriff.
spiIdeR sipsi Fsuer gtrietbsn. Nab
renb Elm 8dtoiI1on bss Rssiments i'm
9ertin init 6OnDsbtruppen sestn Sps
lana Dorging, srbisIien MIR ben auf.
traa. ben i'm Mnmarffs BON 6uropis
"a her qetnslDttsn @tentr inter allen
ilmjfdnben Bic gum glbtnb uuf5nhols
ten. 8dlb ndh Mittds iDurbt befen
Worbul ii6tbar, Jn sinsr gutfernang
bpn niHt ms5r aIs jipsisaaims stis, ]
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25

Sa. Sic nidte. fdauis isbt ubsr fir
sineH gugenblid meg, unb fIiidtis
nodmals auf Jpn bernisber.
Sa biidte er iih ipieber, 5og ben
Rod bon neuem uno flbr bdnn. nm
Jpn ipes5nidieben, nit 5ipei Sinserr
an i6rem Sub entIans. CUR Staffeisi
suriidtebrenb. meinte sr: SD fuunbere
mid iibrisens. bab meine Jrau nod
nift tommt. Sic bate mir eeiast. nur
cine baIbs Stunbs, unb bic III bod
fdon lange perttrihen. Wegen bes
sipeiten Suneen mar Ou ipos. Bite,
enabise 5rau. bic JubipiBe nod cine
aleinisteit nad rehts. 60 iffs gut.
Wlan mub feline 9inie babsn. llnb
ipiebsr malte er, unb lpiebtr ipurSs es
| fin sipifhen ibnen.
gr bate aud nod nitts seiagt, als
feline s5rau in Der 9bot sri9ien - bic
junss SSrnn bate ibren S6ritt i4pn
obsn i'm 3iinmsr berontommen hOren
- BON Der iebten Stufe berdbiprdng
unb nit einem Yidsn ibren Gdft aus
Der gutfsrnung besriibts.
Grau pon Sogsnberg bat bid fhon
psrmibt, msinis sr. pine ii4 umsuies
ben.
@irtli@a 5ruu BON RsitOtDsti bIisb
ftehen.
Rein bod. snGbigs Jruu. Mie ipiirs
be id mir erlaubsn, sShre gerDib fdcn
fnappe 3eit aud nod in 4nipruh su
nebmen.
9ld. bas tbun Gie ia gar nibt. Dos
sebOrt bod BET mir nit bu3u. Sanit
eing iie ipeitsr, un6 aIs iis an bem
giIbe pprbeitam, fubr ite nit einem
iurSen Bid barauf fort; Du bift absr
fleibis setpeien, aurt.
Das eebt bid bag an, brauite e.
iofori auf. Su rptibi bod. odb ids
nidt Iisbe, ipsnn bariiber geiprohtn
pirb.
Still fdritt bic fleine Jruu uuf eis,
n.n Siubl gu. llnb Grau 0.rtrub mar
iibtrraidt BON bisfsm jGben Wthiel,
fart erfdroden unb smpfanb. baB
plDbli9 cine anoere Stimmung I'M
Mtelier berrifts.
Qlls lie am nahften Nal iuisbertdm
unb einsetreten mar uno ii9 sben gee
fslIt bate, iibtrreift, ibr ReitDipsii
ipie beim .rifen WtaI sinsu jsnem gIeis
den, IGnsliden Gtraub lofer, matt
roia gaoien, tauig unb friI9. in Der
3fpifdRnssii bate iis Die Sdnbe nur
sinfad insinanber eelsgt 9ebalien, beu'
te ioIien bic unb bic glumen on bic
Reibe iommen, ipie CT ihr iosis
Ginsn ausenblid lang bob fit ben
Straub gum Beiihi uno fog fetnen
Duft Elm. Wis punbsroOa, iasts iis
babel.
aisbeu gndbiss Sruu gIuhasug
Gebr.
lInb cine 2trt befonbers2
Ri6t eissniIid. 9us beibi -. Sisl
5ouberte elm ipsHis. baan febts fie bins
gu: Sn 6obenei6en bdfte ih brei Ians
ae, bidt b.fpatfeus Beete Mdtsl66.
fsn- Die iiHb es pObl am meiitsn.
Denigfens psnu fbre 3eit berdn'
ionlmt. Sic p.rFtummte.
So, iost. Rsitopsfi mad furssr
gaufe. Gs 1T .rftuunlih, fpte sndbise
Srou asnau pifsu, mas au Shnen
pabt. Bel allen. unb ia bin iiftr. bob
bag msiitens initinttip eef&iebt. Won
iSnni. F6 uHbsbingt duf Si. perIois
fen. gs III Elm, Sade I'm Elm fol6es
llnierbsipubtf,in. Ddmii trot er BON
ibr fort unb gu feinsr SiufFelsi. |
(JOrti.suns fclgt.)
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@erf6nappt.

CT: .gsi Der @abridserin fpurf
ba2 On ipontsft gstpib h5ren. Oh i9
Dir irsu i.i, bu miBtrauiffes Tidbsll"
Gis: % nein 9ottlieb, DON beiiisr
+Srsus BIN i'd Iberseusi. Gs bautsIt
ii& I'M siuxu sans easssul1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
NIletItiMtbengarten.

.5tuts babe id einsn Spiritiitsn
tntlarptr faets Der gubiter, Sa bate
sr isinen 5nusfneht ertpif9t, als er
iibst bic &ognatflufden sius.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25

,Wlsins grau min nnisrsn sstinsss
IN bic Gpidfdult l@idsu-'
.Geipib, .1smpsIn- unb .auitEs
eisbsu. fam bsr @sHfa uiat fEHaa
psuna lssuss-~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
Oas 6cugfreuA

! Bauer (ouf btnl Gisrbtbtitt):-
.Jrau, Isb' mir sein aytus. ipsnn i@
tObi bin. ib babe idbon rims I'm esbsn
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
COMMERCIAL CLASS
IN SPANISH MAY BE
FORMED HERE SOON

The second semester of the Columbia
college extension courses began last
evening in the High school building.
The English courses will include the
short story course for Thursday af-
ternoons, the Modern Drama course
for Thursday evenings, the Victorian
literature course on Friday afternoons
and the composition course on Friday
evenings.
Three more registrations are neces-
sary for the class in commercial Span
1sh. This class should be of partic-
ular value to many business people
of this city who trade with the South
American countries. Senior Laguar-
dia, who viii be in charge of the class
should it be formed, is a practical and
efficient instructor.
Registrations for any of the classes
should he sent E. E. Cortright either
at Shelton school or at his home, 215
Wells street, before the end of this
week. The afternoon classes meet at
Ais o'clock and the evening classes at
7:30.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
NEUTRALITY CHORUS AT
THE ATLAS CABARET

1.-The Home of Neutrality and
'gThe Land of My Best GirI' were
synonyms applied with equal truth at
the big dining room of. Prof. James
Atlas as the big neutrality chorus
blended the anthems OF all nations last
night.
Nine singers of metropolitan fame,
each dressed in typical costume. have
been brought to this city to form the
cabaret attraction which Prot. Atlas
claims, is the largest being presented
in New England.
Advertised as Neutrality week the
scheme has been carried out with
wealth of detail and color for the
flags of America, England, Scotland,
Ireland, Germany, France, Belgium,
Russia and Canada are beautifully wo-
ven throughout with Old Glory at
the top. The songs of the various
nations, including many new war
songs are so arranged that they come
upon the hour, with Aud Lang Syne
at IL o'clock and the American ma
tionaI anthem at the midnight hour
The Atlas as a consequence OF this
innovation was packed as usual, and
Lucky Jim was kept busy aclnOWls
edging the many conigratulationl
showered upon him. The big bill vii
continue throughout the week
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
FOUND AT
greenfield HILL
VISITING DAUGHTER
Invalid Bonesetter Walked
Many Miles Through
Bitter Cold

John Lewis Sweet, the bonesetter,
who has been missing from the Shell
ton, sanatorium since last Friday, was
found by his wife at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Lavey, at Greenfield
Hill yesterday afternoon She at once
notified the secretary of S. H. Harris
lodge, who in turn notified the author
tiles at the Sanatorium-
Mr.. Sweet decided he did not wish
to stay at the institution and watching
his opportunity quietly slipped away.
He walked the entire distance, arriv-
ing at Greenfield about 1 o'clock in the
morning. He was in an exhausted
condition. AS Mrs. Lavey knew moth
ing of the preceding events she did not
communicate with anyone.
Mrs. Sweet, hearing no news from
her missing husband, decided to go to
her daughters yesterday and on her
arrival found her husband.
Sweet will not return to the sana-
toriun, but will remain at Greenfield
Hill.
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City Court Visitors
Minus Coats and Hats
When Wardrobe IstLocked


There were a number of visitors to
the Police and Charities building TODAY
who solemnly vowed never to leave
their mats ana oVercoats in a closet
unlocked or they have the key in thei1
possession. AS is customary, a num-
Der of those having business at city
court or in the building left their outer
wraps in q. closet in the detectivei bu-
.reau. Tt is seldom locked. This morn
ing it was and a number found them
selves facing a trip without hats, rub
berS and overcoats or awaiting tha
return of Detective Sergeant Eaux,
who was busy in the dark room dovH
stairs developing pictures.
A general alarm was sent out fol
him to be located, reporters, interpre-
tiers and lawyers aiding In the search
At last, after many watches had. beer
consulted many times, he was found
unconscious of the stir he had caused,
He admitted that locking the door was
unintentional.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
CITY COURT

Frank King of 10 West street,
Stamford, was sentenced to Is days
in Jail by Judge Wilder at today's city
court session for ennbezzlement of in
struments and supplies, valued at be-
tween So an $40, from DR.. Charles
E. c. Atkins veterinary hospital at
2O9 John street He was arrested
yesterday by Detective Sergeant Fox.
Alexander Tesiny, Fairfield, was
sentence to 80 days in Jail for in
toxication and breach of the peace, the
sentence later being suspended with
probation.
Fred Smell, East Main street, for
feited a $40 bond on an intoxication
charge.
Michael Dunkirk and Conrad Was
son, New Haven, were fined $40 each
for intoxication and breach of the
peace while similar charges against
Wassie KIumerwich of the same city
were nolled.
Continued breach of the peace
charges against W. S. Deising and
Fred J. Ayers of Trumbull, were noll-
ed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
WARNS AGAINST SPIES
IN GARB OF NURSES

London, Feb. 2.-'gThe Nursing
Mirror" one of the organs of trained
nurses in England, calls attention to
the danger of spies masquerading as
nurses, and adds that Lord Kitchener,
himself aware of this menace, caused
an investigation to be made at one of
the Southampton hospitals some
weeks ago. There he found, accord
ing to the journal, that four women
had been indiscreet in the matter of
discussing matters relative to the ar
my. While they were not spies, they
showed so little common sense that
they were dismissed.
On the other side of the channel
the state of affairs has been more ser
ious. Two nurses were recently
found to be out-and=out spies. Both
were Americans with German syInpa-
thies, according to the Nursing Mir
ror," and both, it says, were t'effec-
tuaHy dealt with just what this
implies was not made clear.
At any rate the agitation has re-
suited in a close scrutinizing Of the
record and antecedents Of all pros
jective4 nurses together with the en-
forcement of all manner of strict reg
ulatioI1s at every hospital.
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ent will permit, Miss Farnan has fair
~ '1ived' her role for the past few
weeks. Her peculiar situation in the
play when she comes between father
and lover in interesting complications
requires natural ability to successful
ly portray. But Miss Farnan has all
the necessary qualifications and her
previous triumphs will probably be
overshadowed' by this:
Popular at high school and beloved
by. her classmates in the graduating
class Of 'O8. Miss Farnan has been re-
warded in part for this and in a
measure for her highly, developed dra-
matte talent and is now president of
the High School Alumni Drama club.
ZangwiH himself should be satisfied
with her as Vera and her associates
in the drama club will be more,-they
will be highly pleased.
Miss Farnan's most recent appear
ance was last October 26. when she
was Mrs. Western the leading part in
1.-THE Bracelet a drama club play
given at the Lyric theatre. Other
parts she has enacted with due credit
to herself are the following: NOberon,
King of the Fairies in ''Midsumn1er
Nights Dream .tTrelawney of the
We11s;'' Mrs. CulIingha.m in THE Girl
With the Green Eyes, and Matilda, a
German maid, in .tSuffragists in Ire
land