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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
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Tm1Sbc Niorts 1915.
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@clpia Griciiou oeoc / III Stem en-
Drills Gel moro 'or Gccorob lloltc
1ir3oaq N}orQcu Al lTring Non
rur ieot / Came (omnihtp / 1850.
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tion her / Nncu, men llpitcoc lcnert
i0icu poo @nuoct. Si0cu lioitc Noll
har Gamilicu boct pad en- Gorm ION
WPr. Gricfiou tiobtc Al Geo. " Nla.
aims. @.ioeOc blcp / 1906 UNtcpict
iii Wiii3 Nmd &o0nioL iom nlco ire
Gstrc oucrlcpcr hom. Eclroucilcn
iuocr StcO ira NlQ Canoe Strife
imorQcn, GrcooQ 0l ,. Noitor Zee
buns lorreticr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
Sorlis Sutttart.
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SGunart.

Som tIoll0erc meobclt / "Nolttn"
clter (cIcAronmler IRA &leberbnun
huudrcrc0c iorleoen II ltorc in'tc
3cppclincre pc0 Gomlart2 %cr'tn't.
II hioirtter mi c'ter oanitc NIo-
sc iplolgerc Mcooclclle hcrom:
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lon04 &citfplt tGi pcO Sau0. On
Al 0i2ic unr Oct ltorc tDltc 4tallnc.
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) %obct al Iormlbbo0en 1lt ocn enc
Motor lltutfer. icncrc pgloo De ire
un0rc.
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men mouttc uc0 { SiOcn / Gltermio-
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Tuno. trt uc0 2lrhotellct G0e'cn
llup &cn5inrn no oN lnttc SO poo
StIbct 'or lou ban iagoe at
lorhin0rc. at oct orcp inoopcr Sono
% ~ioronrlolcoc 2belUgNcller.
NciTtniuQcn. IS Atuno, hpora'
10 Gfliccrcr. cr a. bc bnn'tc MDH.
oi0bc0cr bllt intcrucrct Caste
Soloater holocr NaNt uc0 Nclrcrne
Al ~llititlbct, lom por Ell a De ltprlle
3cppclinrrc. %ollmct u0r $1,000
Nubltmctcr Stlbet u0r bulNet
i'lor. Gets %WuAoc uur 100 Ne
ter.
: %lit'tibct lnu0tc3 rorl0cn en-
Gel NinitInNcuUrer Here Bomber,
lon lmiolcrtl0 blcp ultaoellGAiprtc
Get huuurcrtoc %uittIb ltoo III
Ger Moumuan0O a. &aptrullelthnni
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ttcu lont NUlltonmon0crenoc. emo.
uioere beltoo NelUtnIn9cn a. )
1ut2uiiterer "a - lluoeroilltercr.
N%ipbcnhoum lS0c Nebrllor. ~
sra Mlbr mcooclea. at enonl / 6or-
mi0oou brUnote oct / oct neoinr.
tcoc tuifc Ntdriueluititib "L-3"a
SrUucrt.
NcrrcnaioQco G@mnm bar unot
lin lln0crielclic % iclot Nuprort
iii WiluiltcrlU. ser ocrc'ttr u'ljor,
lpor @cirtniu1m 'tnl nnbriuJe@.
G2bicrl. tS0e Gcbruar Hfot
en- itor init }tpptIuer rr hoparcret
utN SEN Irnitt Hult Nco S.Slnell
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Noro Tor Nluupuno If SnIfcrc.
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net e uilot uujOlcrtI0 life ',ray
dut uUrmcrc Wto0clcicr OH Ndr.
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tllnortl Ct 3rppcliu >uititib Ser var
ioruluttcl.
Norbmotliu meo %or2moie CT
mcNct mauatliulo. "a ocrlor hOVNt
man cnom pco 81 Slocn / otter.
mio0d0 life mo0td0ct nUrnlcrc Sp.
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tditroic.
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hnr beliutt liz I'll %oranro'c ior Al
holoc Sorher oocr NciWtnlnlcl.
|NIVbtunupM l90c Tcpruar. -
Zen uocn'or %orHmoie i Spb,c't'
>uIonO i~orlillc 2cppclIncr II.
por 10000 aubifmetcr tort ~ t65
Mcter lonni. %notil NrIaeuH @e.
a%pnoclic por set SpitlanoS lrcr't,
Suititib.
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var Lancer.
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liner meo S|llbcher pdr 100000
Mart.
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hauarert0c >uItltlbca lnttrlcreo,
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"L-3~ NcItalci / acknowledgements
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19

&ohanuc9 Siccu 0n0t pn0 4a'c
&oll0cn @amlchicm / Grco0Qo Mdn
hnu0e ophoIot liz pod Mlcmnct TIM
Ell lloc9 li0. san uur - 9Iar danl.
mel. Nuilnicn, Der Ii%Nclcoca cr pad
@amlehlcmmct. puerlencr ham. SOM
or SIS 9lar aammcI Nnrrct9 tloll
acre Stem par / Nrrhc0cn Al Mntcr.
pinc. Voitor Gtto 6 Shmiht leo.
inococ @i9ct ncrtil @erood
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19

iom "Secorabz Fohen" pI bortsi iii ben Iptsise @uoer Oct mi paaz
9auenbe aapleb, iaar frrbg pg penter pa at bi 1enot til Ut @etens
melesneo. Sen trUn9er inen Sppursnn9 Gen nrnner al bare
9pbeb.
Ncbcnraaenbe bier bOnb Seltoaerre bort aupIsb bar tint til p8
mes Sen lone MARS, ahiau pad en- WnareoS Sin. Set or enbml mcr
enc 6 Q4r iii ben ierne Wai, % pi benter g mango Sberraiel'er -
% Set ianne uma oaian &eIn9erne forberebe Jig paa - Tor Den So
Ser er ipr Grempel olDeles umui9t at II bten, iom ol ba DC ferc
Yoint5 Ben ierne Mai. Set tu got BIZ Den, lot fanr neoer' paa
@tncu Tor ait Oct III bcb. gen bet peD pi at Here al Sc 2eItaecre Iont
enonu life bar be9pnot at nrteibe, ol Ia SAT- M, "a @eNre Il bet
beore % ot er Ietnre al fomme ontring til SMf. Soroi nosen ScIta9ere
life bar ner emo 10000 YWnts ibne, er iu9cn Gornrti for, at ban
br git OF.
Com mou Ter al Be peofpNoe 9fmre, Der beteorrr ben HnffhpI9e,
bpori SuOenoeIerne ct bet ntootat er Here al De ibt Snomelbte fomnet
isWt Nrfteu, iaalebe5 =. u. Seterion o9 Oscar @nnoerion, henbolbSotS
Den 22oe os 2She Selager, .ipm nelote Jig. Splio berimoo. iom er ben
fWut inbnelae Scla9cr, bnr III enbuu life bsrt fra, mr hi nenter
rioiqnof at ban ben nprmeie Srenuib pl ieMbe os en- halpbuntreoe
Mbonuenier, In ban fan tonme eprt pna &nen, boor Ran ifeIge lit
Numer renelg buoe ppre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19

N2ii3 Stella Ghric, Gniicr a Nir.
"a Mr4. Sens Gbrie / @lcmmooo
Somniblp, 0eoc sen 13tc WIart2 en-
SLIDER al ~ Nor. @icrncpct0nOel'e,
/ Torbinoclic ulco MT2linNcr. por
%lnrioq til hcnoc3 Goh. @cNrapcl
len innnt Stcn 1irabnN ira ~Icn'
moco Nirfc. Noltor z. ". StoruIc
'orrCttc0c.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-28
Would Withdraw old ships.

Discussing the loss of the battleshin
Formidable and similar naval disas.
tiers to the British navy since the be-
ginning of the war. the naval CORE
spondent OF the London Times %
that Atheee more or less obsolete wnr.
ships" which are being used for coast
patrol duty, might probably be rele.
gated to the Junk heap, and their
places taken by fleet merchant YES,
sells. This suggestion is made because
the loss OF trained men In one OF these
old ~battleships is irreparable.
"A soldier maybe trained In q few
months says the expert, but 1t takes
as many years to develop the skilled
EaanotwRr's man.
These old ~hattleships, moreover.
not only carry very large crews. but
also are Tery vulnerable to mine ana
torpedo. h
at Is possible, then, that 1t may be
found expedient to pay on some OF the
older and less w~ellsprotected ships and
10 provide for the service they have
been doing In other ways. For patrol
and search work, nor instance, fast
merchant vessels with d faw lirht
guns would be Inst as effective AZ the
slower and more heavily arrnored yes.
sells, In any case such vessels, IL
threatened BY . superior hostile force,
must rely On speed and not mn nranS
power"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-28

Wesley Janda was here from
Dante last Thursday.
Possals for Halloween lie. each
at Treiber
Mrs. Ella Mahaney returned to
Sioux City Tuesday after a weeks
sssy here.
Miss Dora Schuek came from
N~apisryille, Neb., last Sunday and
made q brief visit at the home OF
osr sister, Mrs. John Cisar.
DIR. 6. A. Landmann had an at
Eass Of appendicitis the fore part
u I5s week, and on Wednesday
wsni SO Sioux City for an opera.
Eassa.
Henry Munds of Hartford, a
grsa11sss from the law department
of Sas state university last June
was 3 guest at the home of ye edit
ss this wsak.
D.. Il. Smith has engaged in the
grocery business. He will take or
iass, selling from samples, and
viii have his headquarters at the
Varsity Store.
Chris Dilzer and wife of Harvey,
N. D., arrived Wednesday to visit
Mrs. John Cisar and friends in
Lesterville. Mr.. Dilzer is an un-
Gle of Mrs. Cisar and their coming
was a pleasant surprise to her as
she had not seer them before for
twenty years.
We are informed that a change
ia sooE to be made in the Good.
ridge Call Lumber CO. The chief
stockholders are Messrs. Goodridge,
Call, and the Carpenter Brothers,
In the reorganization Messrs Call
and Goodridge will take over the
western yards, and the Carpenters
will take those in the eastern dist.
riot which includes those in east.
ern part of North Dakota, and all
of those in South Dakota and Iowa
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-28
EFT ZIG VI IS s-C3EIIl


-.aM
The street plan oil Pittsburgh
caased q, Il, Stcr.a OF Wellssille. O.,
and his vile three hours of anxiety
n incidentally caused Secret Sery-
iee Operator d, NJ. Price to quality as
= pedestrian, AIRS. Stern was strand
90 IA . doMntown restaurant for three
honrs. while her husband and Opera
tive Price searched for her. She was
9 lost TO her husband for that time.
but the restaurant was.
The Stern family arrived in Pitts
oarsh and did not have q chance to
SCI their bearings, They slept in q
Fourth avenue hosel, During their
stroll they decided to lunch la q Dia-
end street restaurant
All went we'll until the meal was
nearly over, when Mir. Stern rsmem
eered he had len his money In the
aesel, His wife was LEFT as security
whiie haE rc,urned cor the money. ON
the way back With the money MI,
stern lest his way, He tosd his srou.
bles 20 Price and The two started on
The huas After three Aoars had been
spent ID visiting many restaurants the
Diamond street place % Round.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-28
ONE SPOONFUL GIVES

Scotland residents are astonlshed at
shs QUIEK results from the simple
naixture Of bucktk0rn bark, gaycerine
etc, known IS Aideri-ka. This aeme
az sets on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and issoTHoRouGH bowel
c1earser that Ii Is used successfully in
appendicitis ONE SPOONFUL al
Aidersi-ka relieves almost ANY CASE
OF constipation, som or gassy stomach.
ONE MINUTE aftsr yon take Ii fhe
gases rumble and pass out.
& G. Max, Druggisi
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-28

MI. and Mrs. Il. 4. ReeFHs went
to Sioux Falls Tuaaday b atEand
the funeral of Bishop BiIaar whinh
was held Wsdnesdas-
The La Crosse Sseasn LRunaU
Go. Basket leaves Trs5bsrs Toes
dsy Nov. g az 8 q. m.-Adr.
Fred Peck and fErnzly lafs last
Sunday for their hpzza IA Perkins
county, after whiting hsrs and as
OIiret Tor tRD xsaEs-
Jos. 81. Love. sasg1nssr Ior ths
board Of railrnEa commissioners.
was ID toNn aast Fr5day End gave
this oMns i pleasant cEl
Missaa FrsDres ana Harriet
Minnich s1ld A5ss Halan and Alan
BliFs took an Rate IMP lasf SIM
dsy - MllEtpKn whsrH Eaasy Epsns
the arr viii szss HngrEAs IkmilE-
BsstHr rns - E0ar supply a
RnlbefaEsd EspsEg nssE - We
hare PM an j spsezks rrsSs e u0rs
0ur hsg EE0Gsk besnxs snxssnt0rT--
Adr- E9oar5gs4Cka Lzmbsr Go,
- 49, $3.50 -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-28

E Constipation causes headaches, sal
low color, dull siekly eyes, makes you
feel out Of sorts all owe HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain tea will Danish COZ
stipation. Try it without fail
BROCK DRUG d JEWELRY 60.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-28

We are indebted to Secretary Of
State Rood for q copy OF The 1915
Legislative Manual, known as the
Blue Book. It is a book of 64S
pages and filled with useful in
formation that makes ii valnsbis
as a reference work. Secretary
Rood has our thanks Tor the vol.
ume.
Two auto loads of people from
Scotland went 10 Manno TnesdsF
night TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. ssth
Fort. Those going we're 4. "
Sweet and wifa, 4. J. WoIaha and
wife, Dr.. j. L. Coy an8 wis, RsR.
John Kaye and wife. Mrs. snn
Miller, and Mrs. VIM Holman.
All sat down TO a sump5uons sug-
psr provided by tbs Forts, an5 an
enjoyable evening was spent by al
G. a. Christopf,srs0n Of sinr1
Fails, WE IN tnwn Msaaaaaas on
his way ta Springfield 80 spsak at
the celebration Nh. Christopher
SON was speaker Of the house ut
the last Legislative sssgion, EndH
now 8 candidate Fer cnngraHs ErBm
Inc First distinct lie wRs units
popular As speaker md Will doubt
less get STRONG support, ~sspsEially
from the sastBrn part of this dist
rarf.
& sscsptiDn was haia at the
MBthbfis5 pHrsHnagH lRgi sEGsuaIay
night Elr Mn. ann Mrs. Kaye on
thg1r RETURN 10 stliB nhzrgs for an
either yaa.. On rasnhing hume at
sar q visit down SoWn they found
fhs pErsunIlgs nlisa with pantla,
mambsrs nj tins congregation, vino
mad HEahsrBa To SHOW their auprb-
EaRaiun and tn BIgnify their plaaE-
IRE The evening WAX spent IN
visiting EndIn g-unHaraatInn and at
iaHlr departure AhnsA present laft
their best WlsfHas sB well. as sosier
GaRaris af their N1His. The evening
pRsss1 sh IN an anIpyabfe nIHlrillar
30 Nil present.
Tbs mHnlnarB nf line Htrlas
canb accepted mn anVItftinn to &c
ont R0d Buand q BDcial evening al
fhs 8HRutIful hume nf Mr.and NlIa,
BRfrEsknfasn TnaHfay. Nearly ali
Of the members want, Erfi thDae
EhD Hlana were Cine iassrR- Wns
establishment -punaiBtaa OF o Re-
sasss of s4unsH, aassDh nlsmDHr taIng
rsqa1rsa to g1ue CHE. 0ns waE i
aElFarBEl E1E5D1 GuIfBIHslng of 4
strife sD sss MAD Douia get sIsB.'
with fhs most 9nasa chicken Tin
hgngrs were prHHfy HuHnly Divided
bns AraAw DaKaras Nas one lsei
ahead The auarilng Waa plaRf.
anslg Erans and Mr.. End Mra. Bar
raaErnan haVs afss thaIlEs ad ia
alnb-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-28
County School Letter

officers who have assisted IN the
distribution.
We know of q few gassnss who
ere getting close ia aas danger
mark IN regard 30 1ass compulsory
school attendance lav. Es1sm-
bar ii il ism aaal&rs 5ar Sas &ssf Of
fsDss.
FIRST c-srEaoaSas wsss asszsa 10
Henry Manning ant &snsgs aa~
ascsk Last wasssr wtiiis sllgss ssals
Rars g5Han 30 William Gisaazss
aalaznar,, and s. lhius sta YVES
swarhsa IL Mtsis lrow.
Predecessor Allan, nj Sfs sssa;ss
Normal mas suma f~rixs2.assizg
Things IN mind Tor Son ap1nms
county &aaoifsrs. lie viii aaspsa1
on Sns rapsiiar program as ori-
gar,ssal maesing November 48.
IEhs FIRST taaoltara meeting this
yaar Us 10 he q general gss5sogaiahas
maaSlng and will he ihalf st ggn-
dali nn MpH. lB. HlRary Saschsr
in The nDuitay will raos5Hs a esrca-
lar lsGsar &hia wsak regarding the
requirements and program for this
event.
4 snnonl month is defined by
Law 80 consist OF twenty days Of
i've md ors-haf hours, exclusive
OF 1D5arEuisssons. This means that
asaehsrs nust be on hand and have
the roum IN readiness for the days
WORK before nine o'clock in the
morning..
j. a. Dvorak, of Tabor, has
printed up a quantity of school
disaract warrant books which he is
ptaassd to furnish school officers at
one dollar par book. Send him
nash with order and help build up
our OWN Bon Homme county in
sSi5utions.
There was an exceptionally
strong list of callers at the office
last Saturday and every teacher
seemed To be full OF enthusiasm
fur his or hHr work. This is what
We like 30 see in school work.
Tlas passimist has no place in ths
ssRnhing profession.
An RrEia1ls appeared IN the Tabor
And#panfasr1 last week from the O
& Commissioners of Education mp.
pn the snblart Of longer terms TO.
rfarRl snhopls. 1T WAS q very time
g RrSaeia and We wish that i
mgnt rprne &c the attention O
every BnhpDl pHtron IN this county
sspaalany f5aa six month term i
Icing anBngha variety
W. Wigh DO rHmind oUr bBasher
nf aaiiss nnlsmIssd possibilities of til
weakly newspaper BE q medium TO
Dpsginang current events for uss i
hlls sehDnlrpon. The INSIDE pRgeE
e1alea by nswEpnpsrmsn, passnts
ars gathered By experts ana II fol
a0Waa from Wssk DO week for i
FsEs VIII give sFHry reader o fun
Of enrrans knaRlsdgs that VIII EN-
prise even tbs reader himself.
Liz Il Brown and Mary {
Cop3sF ars dnsng shasr part 5owar
making Ehs program at fhs stat
sdaeasionsl ssBDeiafiDn Q Success
We hope q goDdly number of Or
bon H0mzns eounsF teachers al
ssnd the association. 1t oecul
dnrsng Thanksgiving week al a
2sHn. Train ssrTiee IS good bl
sEssn hars and Absrdasn and ever
Sssrher should nttsnd.
We forgof 10 mention IN q rscsI
e3asrsa0n Of school nDtes tiat
/ fsE CT the purals' report booklet
thai xrs ia nse ia the county cor
!. H. fE = [S -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-10-28
Spersai S. G. Rhp5e ksand
Red CoSkereI SAX.

1
Red Corkere Sale.
10 raaks Room We viii seII Ersnd
Hesding c0cksras for 5-DD, that
Mil cost thrsa times this ID ninety
cars They are bred from great
isysfz, NTH grand tspe. deep ri6h
dsrk color, strong vigorous birds.
Order quick from this ad, and gel
Asess selsstions- One Of ths great
ST laying and winning strains IN
sxistence. Exlaibition birds fur-
nishea for any show.
FuKunDAlH PouIYax FARN
Excelsiors Mimi.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-02
SWAPPING SMOKES
 SHOWS NEW VALUES

Paris. Jan. 2.-A scene in one of the military hospitals Is this descFib- ed in the Figaro:
 In the military hospitals in Ger many as in France they distribute cigars and cigarettes to the wounded. Germans and French often find Themselves together in the same room The Frenchman prefers the cigarette; the German the cigar. They like to exchange. But upon what basIs2 And how to make each other understand? They do some curious contortions with the fingers.
 'sOne cigar explains the French man, sis worth five cigarettes.
 The German replies with his fling CTS:
 1.-Two cigarettes for your cigar
 It finally ends in this agreement. The German will give the Frenchman three cigarettes for one cigar, and this is tariff which is now establish ed; one cigar three cigarettes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-02
RETURN OF PEA CE
 TO BRING DISTRESS

t-
 That the return of peace may prove even more calannitous to industry than was the outbreak of war, was sugges ed by Prof. Sidney Webb in a lecture on sHThe Terms of Peace at the open ing of the London School Of Econon- ics.
 We have survived! the outbreak of war he said, with amazingly little economic distress. The. question now is whether, at the coming of peace, we shall be able to take the steps necessary to prevent the terms of peace working out in misery and dis treas in hundreds Of thousands house holds. If we are to do so, the first Of the terms of peace, from the eco- homie point Of view. must be: No disbandment Of the army. If men have jobs to go to. or are willing to take the risks. let them go: but there must be nobody turned out until they are likely to be absorbed in industry. z
 As to the terms of peace, Prof Webb counselled moderation. Eng land would do well. he urged, 'snot to look for indemnity, for indennities have habit of doing those who exact them no good at all. Belgium. of course. must be rehabdlitated. We should hope to make a peace which would leave the foe without undue ernbitterment or Humiliation. Hurni- 1iatton is a most expensive luxury for a. victor to impose upon g. vanquished enemy. It does not pay to have an eTnbittered enemy in the world.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-02
uTELE RENNY'S NOTE 8slOK
By Lee PapGs

9 .i
 My cuzzin Sue was at our house yestidday, and pop and me was in in the setting room, pop shocking and reeding and me taking lcarnils out of my poclit and taking the paptr awf Of them and eeting them and putting the papirg in my uthir pockit, and Sue startid to go past the setting room doar and she looked in and saw me eeting sumthing and stopped go- ing past, saying, Helos Benny, watts you eeting.
 O, not mutch, I sed. Wat. she sed
 Carmils. ssd Give me wung sed Sue. ] 5 Aint got eny naoar, I sed. And I startid to Ieen back in my cnare like l a persin with no moar candy to eet and Sue went down stares, and ! took anutf1ir carmiI out of my pockit and startid to take the papir awf of
 Heer. heer, wats awl this, thawt you told Sue you dident have eny | naoar do you retlize you've told a deelibrit faltshood, sed pop.
 No sir.sI sed.
 Wat do you meens no sir sed pop. You dident heer wat elts sed to her, [ sed.
 You ldident say enything eIts to her that I no Of sed pop.
 Yes sir. g did, sed, aftir sed, I aint got eny moar. sed Like fun I aint. s We'll if you did you sed it with yure mouth shut. sed pop
 Yes sir. nobody herd it but me, I sed.
 1 Fee gods. the boys got a sents of 1 justice like a corporaysElin lawyir, deep stuff, deep stuff, we'll it's ovir my he'd sed pop. And he kepp avn reed ing his papir and keep avn taking carmils out of wun pockit and taking the papir awf and putting it in the uthir poclxit and eeting the carmils.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-02
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-02
BIG DUTCH ARMY
 YET UNDER ARMS

The Hague. Jan. 2:-The Dutch ar my of over 300, ,Ge0 men is still under arms and the borders are guarded as vigilantly as if hostdle foe were ap- proaching. The care of Belgian re- flu gees is a part of their duty This capital is full of the more prosperous Belsians who refuse to stay at home under the German flag. The hotels were never so full at this season. Scheveningen. which had a disastrous summer season, is now overrdn with troops who are quartered in the hotels and kurhaus
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-02
NORTH SEA VOYAGE
 IS FULL or PERILS

vIissingen, Holland. Jan. D. Crossing the North sea is now ticklsht navigating, and if half as many mines are cited as the crew Of the Princess JuHana" testify, 1t is easy to compre- hend why all crossings must be made by daylight The Dutch boats leave Folkestone at eight in the morning and reach Flushing shortly after four. As passengers from London must report for Scotland Yard in spection at five. this means that it is substantially a 24-hour business to get from London to Holland.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-02
NOTICE

For for.ty-edght years we have been conducting business at the same old location. corner of Main and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn, and one Private Bank has been establ1sllea there continuously. We have received and V1zaid out on demand without mo- tiee millions of dollars of money de- posted with us and we continue to receive money subject to depoS1eoE Q check at sight, on which we allow three per cent. per annuns credited to each account monthly We solic4E the accounts of individuals, business men, firms and corporations. and ala who want a bank account where they can deposit money, checks or dra1tse and leave it for one day,one week, one month or one year, and draw Interest We give to the business our csz,e4uE personal attention as the oldest firm Of private bankers in this state