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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

vertiser from file Of the Paris
 Mont9elfr. fo the 23rd of
 March-1
 Upon the Enperor,s arrival at Gap ! thousands of copies of proclamations were printed and addressed by the Emperof to the army and to the peo- pie end by the soldiers of the guard fo fn,ear comrades. These proclama- ma vvnzse Circulated with the rapid 3ty of lightning On the afternoon of the eth, tEe Emperor left Gap mcooEnpanied by the whole population Of che city. At night he slept at Gorp. The 40 men of the advAnca mR1ard of Gen. Cambronne proceeded fD sRrune. where they fell in with the van of a division of 5000 troops of the line, coming from GrenOble to oppose his march. Cen. Cambronne wanted to barley with the advanced posts. They answ cred that they were forbidden to hold any coTnmunt- cation However. this van fell back leagues. and took position between the lakes. at the village of----- The Emperor Informed of tfads cir cl1rnstance rode to the spot, where troops. dssnlounted his horse, made himself Known, and said that the first soldier. who chose to- Kill his Emperor might do so. The una11t- nous cry was Long Live the Elm peror.,s
 This reRirnent had been ccuanfand- ed by the Emperor, during his first ca paagns in Italy; these troops em- braced the followers of Napoleon and instantly tore from their hats the white cockade and replaced them with the triLco1ored. Napoleon then addressed them. after which they demanded to be the first to march against the division which covered GreuoblR.
 They began their march in the midst Of a crowd Of inhabitants which increased every moment The sEmperor marched towards Grenoble, and on his way, whole regiment came over to him, commanded by Col Labedoyere.
 At in the evening they entered one of the suburbs or Grenob1e- The troops within the gates of the city consisted Of about 5000 in number. among them regiment, in which 25 years before, Napoleon had been made captain.
 The National Guards.and the whole population of GrenobIe were behind the garrison and rent the air with HONG LIVE TEIIG EMP EROR.'' The gates were burst open and at 10. Napoleon entered the citys in the midst of an army and a people ani- mated with the most lively enthus- 1asn- '
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
nfUiSfIoH PAPERS BOOST PRIoEs

Ansterdarn, March 80-The four principal Munich newspapers have announced that beginning April 1 their prices will be advanced twenty per cent.
 The newspapers publish an appeal to their readers to support them "as in the past" notwithstanding the in crease in price, which they declare by no means repays them for the many additional, charges which the war has brought upon them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
ALI GERMAN STUDENTS
 WILL HONOR BISMARCK

BerIin, March so-The Tooth birth daysof Bismarck. which falls on April 1, is to be celebrated with special ceremony this year. The day falls in the Easter vacation, so the minister of education has promulgated an or der for an advance celebration which shall be ffduIged in by all classes and by all schools.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
WOMEN MAY BE STRONG

and enjoy fife whether in the home or business world if they can keep at bay those ailments peculiar to their sex. If every woman realized how Iy- dia D. Pinkham's Vegetable Coin- pound, that simple remedy made from roots and herbs, goes to the root of the trouble and overcomes such synp- toms aS backaehe, headaches ner- vousness, and irritabtlity, they would be healthier, happier and stronger. If you suffer from any form of female ills why don't you try fl? It will pay you to do so.-Ady.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
WARM IN THE wEHT.

Chicago March 30, 1S9s.- Chicago and the West never saw so warm a March day as yesterday. At p. m. the thermometers ranged from TO to so degrees. At Woodstock, H., 1t registered at s6. The wind Is blow Malcolm Kerr of ar John street is making some very handsome over- coats for Spring. He has become well known through his perfect-fI fitting garments
 MULLINS, 1fOONEX AND HALL
 Wfth quaHfdcaticns for the of1ce as tlre sole test. could anyone under City clerk than Frederick 0. Mu1- 1ins?
 where can there be found a more efficient and courteous Tax Collector than Frank J. Mooney1
 Was the city ever better served by Treasurer than it has been in that capacity by Frederick W. HaIl?
 The answer to these queries must in each instance be favorable to the gentlemen named. They are candt- dates for reelection and will have if if estabfished merit receives its due.
 BURNED BY A BONFIRE
 Mabel, the nve-year- old daughter of Thomas R.sCongdon Of 66 Lewis street, was burned about her legs her home this forenoon The flames ignited her clothes. but before. any serious Injury was done they were put out by bystanders.
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 ESeaeozuau Michael Schu fder is
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
LORD ROBERTS BROTHER
 CRITICALLY ILL AT ss

London, March so-MaJor- General c. R. Roberts, half-brother of the late Field Marshall, is seriously i'll at his residence in Richmond on the Thames. He is sS years old.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

The grocerss boy as usual will cele brate Arbors Day by tying his hors' to young tree where it will enJo! nibbling the spicy bark.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

People who want to get into so- ciety can't go very far on a certificate of membership in a charitable society, but an income tax receipt helps
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

The pastor is hattered at the close attention Of the Easter congregation, but his wife perhaps realizes better linery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

Some of the cities that failed to get regional reserve banks expect to be more than consoled by having a win ming ball team.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

The 1andIady now proceeds to bring spring-time g1adness to the hearts of the boarders, by producing some canned strawberries.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
FIFTY YEARS AGO.
LOOK our FOR YOUR DOCS.

A man is now going about tho city in pursuit of dogs. and killing those he finds without collar around the neck, and, in some Instances,s it is said he has killed ones with collars on Persuns who have dogs which they do not wish to part with. should therefore see that they are registered and provided with the proper collar. For killing the latter, tha man is re- sponaib4e, of course, and should be held raatday accountable under the law if there is- any law that will reach him We do not understand that do@saxfl1ezs have any more right to violate the law than others and they must in such cases, look out for the conseQuences.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
THE AUCTION YESTERDAY.

The auction of the residence of E. Lalouette, on Eosar7and street. yes terday, was an immense affair. The place of sale was crowded with those desirous Of purchasing and some ex- ceHent, bargains were made. Persons dos5rous Of doing little in the que ton way should secure the services of James w. Beach who Is thorough ly at home in that 1inesof braaness-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO
NA1so4.DoN's RBCEPu1oN.

vertiser from file of the Paris Montaeifr, to the 23rd of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
REAL EsTATE SAIIE.

The Gurrier home on Golden EnI1, lately the residence of F. Ida1ouette, was sold this morning. by James w. Beach, at auction. for $8,10O. Major Russell. of this city. issthe purchaser.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
BURNED BY A BONFIRE.

Es-selectnnszn 1dichae1 sch1eider e
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
R.E3;n1flYAIl oE oEEIcE.

WOrkmen are engaged today In gskfing out the heavy safe from the once of the Eomnaisstoner Of In ternal Revenue, over the Connecticut Bank. preparatory to a general re- uaoTaI to the. quarters. HOW occupied by the Provost 1arshaaLak the cor ner oR State sand Main streets. The 7ssst named of1cia1 changes his base to Cottage Place. in Bankt street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

receiving congratulations today. He became a grandfather yesterday at the same time that his son John be- came a father.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

| They are betting two to one on Frank Clark's chances of election at ] F>reyIer's cafe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07
Golitiid)e unb nnpolitiidje
&anoglDien.

- Die gnlgoren Baben Miid> (oie
Sauptitabt Serbiens felt @egilm oes
.&rieges) eingenommen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

man @orris Mau, eit1 iebr seiddeter
iuriltilder unb pbilpippbildcr Sdrifts
teller, i'll ieincr tiir5lih e%rldlienenen
Sdrift Sic 8efabr bon @eiten".
Ser Sitel ia9t ia ei9entlib idpn az
leg. @ir batten his6er, 10 fiibrt Mau
alls, lutc nllgenein befannt, cine &C.
fabr ppn Slten - mir mii1len iebt
altdl nit Ser @efabr bon @citen rehs
nen. Sen Ilsgang slrnt Meere burh
Npronprlpe9en miro @l1glanp Hltblanb
idm barl1m g%elpabren. ltn es i'm Siiz
BEN absulenfcn unb Sen ruiiilden
9rud bort 81 ldlpaden. gs licgt in
gnslanos Sl1tereiie, 9iublanb im9lprz
ben Gin @cnttl gil 1ffnen. alld brdllz
gen gn9lanbs nirtbIdaftlide Suffer-
celln babit1, cine birefte @erbinbnng
nit Nllblal1b 5u ldaffen, unp idliebz
lid ipirp, lpcrn Hllblano gum Mtlanz
tiidc11 Meere pprbrinet, bic militariz
lde cooperation Ser srDBten 2anoz
l111o ser grDbten Seema6t erleidtert.
ST.. aau betpnt ousbriidlid, baB CT
feinen Staat mngreife, lpnbern fir
Nprlpe9cn NIT in Anlprld nebme, ipa5
ale anberen Gtaaten au6 beanlprltdps
ten: nanlid I'M Gimme ieiner eisenen
Sntere1en 5u be1fen l111p 81 ldreibcn.
Iu6 biele sdrift 5ei9t allo Sen 8anz
bel Ser @elinnlrnsen. Sn ir1n1er ipeite<
re &reile bringt Sic grfenntllib, baB
es fir Rortpegen mn cine Gefabr
gibt: u11b pas lit Sic cnglilhe : rulliz
ide. Sumner 5ablreider ll1lo lauter
perbcn Sic 5timmel1, Sic Sen fallden
Gacifismlls unfla9en, bas 2anO einz
selullt uno ieine SntcrcHen berratben
gu baben llnb Sic auf cine ltarfe Niiz
ltuns bes 2anbes brinsen, oamit es
iid), i'm 8nnoe nit ben Dltl;1en geade
barn, ielblt nebren unb leine politii6e
unb rationale Selbitdnoi9teit iider<
ltellen funn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

- 8is er flein beigiebt unb ser
SSnternatio11olilirl1ng beg Sne5fanals
unb Ser SreigQbe Ser Waeere fir
i~cefabrenoen geationen 5l1-
itinlmt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07
5%eransecbcr: $. Glider 9rintins 81.
Gntsred at the PostoffIcs at Davenport
as Second clas9 Rattor.
@esranpct 1851

Ser rSdaltde Demptrat", etnfdItebItt
eo11r1taassMusaabe. fe9s gtuu1nter, iebe Wn9e,
ptrb an Die abpnnenten II: biefer @tabt fiji
~ eet1ts fuodertli1 oher $500 tdbrIi6 Bel
Sotlus5abIung fret abgeIiefert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

Croft, 0en mir Dabe1l Dies SOS Ser
n1adtllB, lpeld]eS mir iiberltptrme11
Baden. gs eibt eiu fran50iiides
Spridnport:: uSSSe mebr etlmas iih an<
bert, lln 10 atebr Meibt es gleid)."
2as post ul1r belten altf 0en 0elt=
ldler1. @ie er 5nerit NOR, 10 lit Ell
nod lest, utO 10 miro er in ale gmig=
felt iein, lla1mlid: gelnein, piegiidl
blutoiirl tia, grultia11, rob u11o bered=
memo, molliiltig. nnflatbig, bodtros
beno, oidfbalttig, fradBeno, gefraBig,
o1maBenO ltno friederiih. 3os lit
Die Settle, nit Ser mir fdln{,fen mill
len. Iiele geltie miiiien mir per11id)-
tel1."
3aran ld)IieBt iid) cine 8eidrei-
bl11g Der 2ebenspeiIc oes 9eutlde1
5t 9altle:: ugr fern1t fein 6olnilien-
leben; bic gelltnobeitlihen ginrid-
tl1ngen oes beutihen @olles gleiden
oenen zines 5dymeil1ltalles." Ssn oft
nidt mieoer5l1gebenoer @seiie tpiro
iiber oeutide &inoer, oeutlde Sral1-
Ell, Die S%tl1oenten, Gffi5iere, iiber sic
gbre, belttide 5ittel1, gr5ieMtng,
Stride rnb iiber Sic gtaatseinridtup-
gen geurtbeiit. sdlieBlid fpmirt
Der gufrltf SIT Dent gntidlltB:
p@out SIR belfen2 - 81 ltebt Sic
|@eltie aus, Die mir per1id)tel1 tpol=
len! - .&onlmt 1itb helft ms! Sc lit
Der Miibe merfB;41 ie SIT befampfei1!
3ie 6rage lit: ioH Sic mgell1dNiide
o0er bic tertoriide Malie oltf sen,
|Iliigeln Der menidlliden gntpifllrng
Die Iiibrn11g uber1lebmen2 Sollen Sic
l8rl1nolate Der Sreibeit ult6 Nl1tffla=
rl1ltg ODER Die bon @lllt ltn0 gilen Sic
@elt regieren2 Wottes @ese linb
niht uniere Mege!! 81 ind)t auf ge=
beimniBpolle @ei7e feline @url6er
mts5nfiibren, tits er fiibrt lie audi
bel1te aus. MoH SSbr ibm babel nidt
belfen2 Ib1t STR les nidt, 10 perlaBt
er gl16. Gr gfbt gl1b t1ienals mie=
Ser iolde 8eIegenbeit. Cine 8eitim-
!tlltllS lIli SuIupQ Dull leltelll ullIelS
r1en @elen 81 beireie1t, Der Bette, Die
|Sbr 5ermal11en loft. TIMER @olf 114=
bert iid longiam, uber iid)er bet11 LETT
ten Meilenltein Ieilter 8eitimnm1g.
|5ino mir an bem ptoriiber rno mar
!idiren mir 6en1 gottliGen 3iel e,1t=
gegen, 10 biirfen mir uns ni9t ourd)
Die Sun11en aufbalfen laiien. @ottes
5bore mer0en tns lortlt berihloiie11
bleiben; bem oas Simme1reth lit fir
|6ie, tpel6e Sen Ieufel abgeldiittelt
baben. Der 0euti1e lit ein ungei11n=
Der, baBerfiillter Ml1S1prds Ser
Wtenidbeit. Ser &rieg ibat apie ein
4y5trabl sur Sffenbarl1tg ieines
gbarafters geoient. Da lit feline Ser
6an6lung moglidJ; es 1tl1b ldorf ge=
idnitten aperbelt. 8ns britilde gaio=
nett lit 6as 9perotiol1slperf5eng,
nod)oem Die geitie Durh 1lnier err
itidenoes Cos o%6nmdftig gen1odt
mor0en lit. &on11t, tapfere 8riten,
CUR S6lodtbnnf!"
&ommentar i%iberfluHigl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07
Ser sicfitanb ensliidJcr aultnr!
(9lus Sem vsdapdbiifen Merfnr.~

NE n
ssn1 ,gritilb @eeflp", oen1 Soltpt=
organ Ser bon Ser Staatsfirde lt1=
abbarrgigen engliiden driitliden Sc
meinidaften, nlio in ei1em neitber=
breiteten l1n0 angelebenen uAriltli-
den" glott, bat ein &riegsma1m Inn
2ollng beridieoener 6ragen gebeten,
Die lein @emillen binlihtli6 oes &rie=
ges beid)rperten; b%eionbers bin ih IN
gSotb unO itoBe midi oarolr, me1ln id)
benfe, es font1ten iid 5lpei Gbriiten
Don Mngeiidt 81 Nngeliht anf Oe1n
Shladtfelo 81 tootlidem aompf be-
%gegnel". 3araltf al1tnortete Elm
I@eiltlider 1,ro 9oftor Ser Ibeologie,
Cobb Smitb. Ma6oem ct 5l1erit bie
perihieoenen @elidtsp1tr1fte onge-
fiibrt batte, baB Elm gbrilt iid am
&rieg betbeiliaen tonne, fabrt ct
mortli6 fort: Ser 5nll, Ben Sic an
nebmen, oab iid 5mei Gbriiten in
tootlidem Sample begegnen f0r1nen,
miro in bieiem arieg nidt .praftiid.
Ienfen Sic an sic @re11el int 9elgien,
an bie Observation-Disclosures
5dlahtfelber 6ranfreihs, on Die
georoieefiider, an Die 2liitania! 3as
lit fein arieg, oas lit fem Moro, fein
9%ial1b5ug, bas lit pffenes Seufels-
lperf, uno fem @brilt miro feline @anl
ba5lt reid)en fo11ne1t. @enn Elm Gbrtl1
III Ser ga115en @orbe bes &aiiers dpa.
re, miirOe er feline Maffen pegtperfen
IS 1i1to Der 9ellfel l1nb ietne gngel
eingefleiOet in 6leiid, nit 0e1en mil
ll11s ldlagelr; uto @epiiiensqual 90
rider lit arger oenn 0umn6eit, 6as
MT llnglaltbe gegen @ptt nn0 ieiner
GbriltuS. So llos 8erf lit beute IN
Ter @erf. limo 10 Turdtbar es aud
iheinen mag, 10 5eigt ooh 6as molai
ode @eieb bus ein5ig be~frie0igenb'
3iel. gs mar 8pttes Wittel gege1
Die 8ottloligfeit Der Imariter, l1nb e!
lit 6eute iein Mittel gegen cine nod
idlimnlere @ottloligfeit."
9ulo p~oditd110ige 8ernidt1lng 6ei
oe1ltId}en 8olfes lit bas 3iel Ser eng
liiden ariegfiibrlrng; Dos erid)eir1
ols gottlihe @ufgabe @roBbritan
lllel1s 9egen 9eutidlano. @enl
@brilten un6 3oftoren Ser 5beologi
10 lhreiben fonme1t, mu11bert man lid
nld)t, pen1 a1oere gl6tter oues Mla'
bon Gorre6mbeit l,nb Bilbung berlie
rem. 50 lhreibt bie lpeitperbreitetit
Mod)e1lidrift gn9lo1os uSSobn 8ua
Goo. 475, 10. Sl1li) in einem glui
rllf CUR Mefrttengeminnung:
Der 3entlde lit bas idmubigit
J Use len guropa's; bie 9lbiidt beg jeti
gen &trlegeS iii, i'm bonn Mntlib De
! groe p%erldypill0ell 5lt loiien. SITE
arOere ut geebenlade. Sizes lift Be
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

go Sen Bl,lgoren l1nb sen Iiirfen
jebt ouf oem idnenlten 8ege
lie @efpebre, @eibube nn6 Muni-
ion 5ugefilbrt lperben, Die lie gebrau=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

~ 3oourh miro oie groBe Orient
sHa6n bon @ien ! 8n6a : Nelt 8el=
GRAB : gsiih : gofia our 9enl1bung
oltr6 bic @elltrolnrddte fret.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07
El6tlide Mitsfc1 : CONCENTRATIONS
dcn 1tidt pprbanbcn 5u iein.

9as beiBt, -.ipenn SIR Sos riAtise
Seilmittel 9e6rauht. 5lpan's Clint
ment 1T cine tpirflt6e Npt6ipcnoigfeit
IN jeoem !@eim fir Sung llnb Mlt.
Seine 8pr3iige iperben in 3l1Benben.
BON 8riefen geprielen. Gin lteifes
@erid . G%rfaltungen, @cr1taudnnz
gen bei ainbern, jene 16mer5enben
@o1sfeln, iene idarfen neura1giidcn
S6mer5en lie finben garatltirte
5ilfe onrd Glpat1's Ointment. Sn jez
bem 9eim fpmmen plDbli6c g1merz
.5en nnb l%1ngliidsfdlle bpr. gller Seim
gebralldt cine Slal6e. 25e, SOC n1o
$1.OO. (sln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

Sic Sreibeit Ser Meere, bon
lpcld)er al1d) a%t1iere @l1noesregierlulg
10 piel faielt, ont 5l1e5fanal miro
lie errllnge11 merben.
- grr1lngen merben bon bem bon
oe1t amerifanilden Mrpbriten 10 ae-
lt1b perlallmbeten @entiblanb
'1'ro lei11en guptoeSgenoiien.
3eutihlano miro Die Treibeit
Der Meere, bie es iiir iidD perla1gt,.
a { c II a11ocren Rationen gapdbren,
oas nnterliegt feil1en1 3meifel. Ml1d)
oelt Ser. staate11, bie l1d)erlidcr
@eile biele BON oem Siege gnglallos
erbofften.
Ias bon Carnegie iiber oas
Sbor sum JrieOenstempel gelette
Isl bis pacem para iultittam"
G8enn gu ben '6rieoen lpillit, be-
reite Die @eredtigfeit nor@ miro
oNl SNuDIDeI lDerDell.
Nfit 3entlhlarb oils @orn1ad)t
zines mittelel1rppaiiden S%rieoens=
'bltrtoes miro @eredtigfeit in SEN @e-
5ielNtngel1 Der 9eatio,ten 5lt einanoer
gum 2eitmprt lperbel., mos ntter bes
II TIL an Of Oenfenben, MIR ii t
| d (banoeln0en gnglanos 8prberr-
ldlaft IN europe ia in Ser 8elt, lll1-
moglib mar.
W1it Der Serltellllng zines gro-
ben mitteleuropaiid)en 8l1noes, nit
3eutlhlano als gormadt, miro oltd)
Das @prt Moltfe's 5l1r @abrbeit
mer0elr:: ssSnt @er5en gurppas m1b
cine Weabt iein, ltarf gerlrg, Inn Sen
ano ) -golfern ben arieg gu Der
.bieteu.~
Ser nlittelellropaii6e gltno
miro Die Ma6t lei1,, I'M Sen epig
lanoergierigen, l1nb besbaD friegs=
llilternen @eltreiden, England nno
Rublon0> Oen &rieg aur .N%efrieoigung
'7res sano9atn9ers, 81 nerbieten.
sl1e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
m0gen es ith gelagt iein lailen: Sin
OanernDer 6rieoe fam MIR Durd
etl1el1 g~lan5enoen t5ieg 9eutldlan0s
ltn6 ieiner Berbin6eten er5ielt mer-
ben, oen1t 1tl1r bnrh einen lolden foin=
men Dem britilden 2Dmen nnb Dem
rltllti6en @aren 6ie &ralle11, Die lie
forttpa6reno nad Sen 2anoern onoe=
rer 8olfer ausltrefel1> beihnitten
meroen. Sic 3ufu11ft mir0's lebren.
- 5taatsiefretar 2o1iil1g idreibt
Sag nno 9eadt Nptc1t an 8eutld-
lano, a6er OaB Ser oinerifanii1e
9anoel bon ENGLAND n~nteroriidt apir1
uno ooB amerifanilde Sdiffe, sic
3mild)el1 arllerifmntiden @afen berfe6=
rem, gefapert lperben, laBt ibr
glei6giiltig. @iirbe er p~rotefirell,
menn Die e1rgliide 6lptte ben Sufer
BON geem Dorf 6elette? @ir modter
es 'beinabe be51peifelrL a11geIidts 6e1
Ibatla6e, DOB englilde sdiffe 6id1
ON Seem Oorfer Safen ltebel1, mas
feline Station, Die etlpus anf ibre
g}ed)te n1lo lire g6re bdlt, BUILDER
Diiroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

Dte euHntass . ansanbe, nur burd bic *oft
100 teneI1 Ho1tan1t IN ben Ser. @taatex, toftet
dbrli6 $1.00 BET 8ornls5abIuna.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

Gem @erid gegeniiber lieat 0ie
@urgel. SIN ser @urgel Der6en Sic
g%entralmddte uu1o Die ibnen berbin=
6ete Iiirfei Sobn gnn paden, bis
Die 2lrft ausaebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

Gus ginoeglie6 5tpiiden aopf
ltto &oirper - oag @enid M lei aber
Ser Sl1e5 aol1ol. Sin oieiem aDeroen
Die @entralmadte England ben u@e,
niffang" gebell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

WFit Der Soft auberbaIb Der @tabt. nod If,
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-05-14
adv. 40-4
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. 5.
Land office at Blackfoot, Idaho, May
II, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Jens
C. Sorenson, of Basalt, Idaho, who on
June 1, 1914, made homestead entry
serial number 012310, for S.W.A S.
E. u section %; M N.W.A, NV.
| n N.E.A, section 33, township three
south, range 80 east, Boise meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before reg
lister and receiver of the United
States Land office, at Blackfoot, Ida
Tho, on the seventeenth day of June,
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph L. Davis, Anna E. Davis,
Peter o. Sorenson, Emma Sorenson,
all of Basalt, Idaho.
...... JOSEPH T. CARRUTH,
adv. 1926 Register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-05-14
STAKE CONFERENCE

The regular quarterly conference
of the Blackfoot stake will be held
on Saturday and Sunday, May Is and
16, 1915. The Saturday sessions be-
ing held at Moreland and the Sun
day sessions in the Blackfoot First
ward. The annual convention of the
relief society and Of the primary as
ISOLATION will be held in connection
with the stake conference.
Saturday sessions will be held as
follows: Stake conference at 10 a.
M, and stake priesthood meeting at
II p. M, these meetings being held
in the Moreland ward meeting house
and being attended by the visiting
brethren from Salt Lake.
Commencing at p. m. q meeting
for all the sisters will be held in
the assembly room Of the Moreland
school house. This meeting will be
held under the auspices of the relief
society and the primary association
and will be addressed by the visiting
sisters from Salt Lake.
On Sunday in Blackfoot stake con-
! ference sessions will be held at 10
a. m. and p m. while at 1880 p. m.
meeting will be held under the
auspices of the Mutual Improvement
associations.
1t is earnestly hoped that there
will be a full attendance at all the
meetings and the general public is
cordially invited.
JAMES DUCKWORTH,
HEBER c. G. RICH,
NOFEAR DAVIS,
adv. 1922 Stake Presidency.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-05-14
SUMMONS

In the district court of the Sixth
Judicial district of the state of Idaho
in and for the county of Bingham:
Alias Summons
Enid Davis, plaintiff;
Ernest G. Davis, defendant
The state of Idaho sends greetings to
Ernest G. Davis, the above named de-
fendant.
You are hereby notified that COM
plant has been filed against you in
the district court Of the Sixth Judicial
district of the state of Idaho in and
for the county of Bingham by the above
named plaintiff, and you are hereby
directed to appear and answer the said
complaint within twenty days of the
service of this summons If served with
forty days If served elsewhere:
This action is brought to obtain a
divorce and the ground alleged in said
complaint upon which this divorce is
sought is non-sunnort, 1t being alleged
that the said defendant has failed and
necessaries Of life for ,nis plaintiff, for
restoration to her maiden name OF
Enid Cole, to this plaintl.-.
And you are further notified tEat i!n-
less you so appear and answer said
complaint within the ime herein speci-
against you as prayed in said COM
plant
Witness my hand and the seal of
aid. district court, this ei~ht day OF
April, 1915.
SEAL Clerk
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Blackfoot Idaho, residence and P. O.
address. adv. 3S-6