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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
Ser britii6e Sbladbtfreu.
ser ,9iger" bod itnter'
gegangen.
9is beutf9en geb5rbeR
ertIdreR btes ftbeiber
nfIa . naifnf faH


alIsm 3peifel feit.
Berlin, 4. 6ebruar. 8edmte bes
beuti9en Marineminiitsriums ertld,
rem, bab es abfOlut teinsm 3rpeifel
inehr unterIisgt, baB in bem Seegsfe4t
pom "a. Sanuar cine 6ritifdber
S6lo6ttru3sr in Der ROrbie. Der.
isntt tporbsn fei, Sur Tslben 3sit, aIs
Der oeutfds punSertreu3sr rgIiiHer"
bon Der britifdsn 6lOtte 5erit0rt purs
be. sic fdgsn. onb oiels Offi3iers uHb
WunnT nTfnften, bic an benz Gefeht
tbeilna6men, bies beSeugsH. 0ieIen
glusIagen Sufolge Duroe Der britii6e
tSdlahttreuSsr, ben man fir ben r5is
ger" bdlt, BON BEN beuti9en 5orpeoos
.boot5eritDrsr % 5" unter oem aoms
manbo bss 9eutnunts Don @i4bDru
fte6eno. 5eritOrt. Der % 5" Idob lei.
nen Eprpebo aug elmer gntfernung
BON fiinf Mlsilen non benz britiI6eu
&riessi9iff ab, tDos einen geipeis fir
bic ungepobnlid grobe S6ubpeite Der
oeutiben 9orpeOos iiefert.
lleber bic seplante 8erpenbung BON
llnteriee6OOien sesen brttiide 5rans.
pprtI6iffs 1T ni4ts fpeiter betannt gss
tporoen. Mun gIaubt aber, bub es
9eutIdlanO lsbislib auf Sransports
ihiffe abseisben bat, uHb bic 8lodts
ruug Der fran30iiI9en SGfen burf
llnterfesbDute nidt beabfi9tigt ptrp.
Die brttiI6en Marinebeb0rsen ers
tlGrten IN ibrem 8eri6t iiber bic
IS9la6t in Der Rorbfes, bab tein bris
Tides S9tff untergesdugen isi. gs
purss 5usege6en, bGb Der rSiger" be-
IiaGbist porben, aber apei 9ase Haf
Der S4lu4t in einen Sdfen 8uriidge.
tebrt Iei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
Die Gage aaf bem 6ftli9eit
8riessidjamplat.
Die Deferreiherunb9s ute
f9eu in ben aarpdtbsn
ioIIen 20 armees
forbgftartfetu.


81. petersbura 4. Ssbr. Dis
triessrifhen SperGtiOnen Der Iebtsn
paar Gag, babsu feline fDiftiss gsrs
1nberuns in bic Gag. in SFpreuben
unD slolen ssbrn6t. no bic Rnifsn
unb bic Dsutf6sn um bic Obsrbnnb
idmpfsu.
ssu Der Gsq.nb bon SilIit. unS fii6s
5itIi5 BON ben uuiurii9sn Sem In
SIiprsnBsn. uub am Dsitafer Der
Wei6fa bsi qlotsi. GobOOsiu unb
oipno finSen idsIia fIsins gsis6t.
itait. bauptiG9li1 spii6sn artiasris
uno RrSalIsrie unb ieoer Seiis 1T ss
aalssinens 6absi, Hur sosum ~ itaH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
Die nentrale gdiiffabrt
8etuarttt.
slle geiuSifer bie UrO6britanHisu
anb SrIanb nmidlieaeu,
Bon Der bsutf4en Regie'
ruus fiir ariesssone
sr4ITrf


trfIdrt.
Berlin, 4. Gsb. Das bsutf5.
wlarinsminiftnium bat am DonHers,
tag bic foIssnbs gssannimaauns err
hHen:
Die GsiDdiisr, bic GrObbritaHni.H
unb JrIanb umIdIisben, sinidIisblid
bts sanaen enslif6en aunals. psrOsn
BON 18. Gebruar 1915 an oIs ayisss.
gone betrddtst.
.Jtbes elmer fsinbli9en Rciion &c.
bSrisss Sdiff in bisfsr 3ons tpirr
s.rit0rt iperbsn. islbft ipsnu ,s unm5s.
li6 iein foIlts. bi. puiiasisre ano ge.
fdbunssn Dor S4absH gu bspahren.
.au6 nsuiraIs S6iff. finb in bic.
ir ariegs5ons in Gefabr. bl tDsssn
b.s WiBbrauds nsuiraltr llcgssu,
Der am 81. Sunuar Don Der britifdsn
Rssitruns .anssorbnst Durbs, unb on.
s,iidis btr gsfdbrIidteit oss Ssstris.
sss niGt INNER psrmisbsn ,perbsn
fam, bab efngriff,. bic auf Elm feinb'
Ii4ts S4iff ssmu6t psrbsn. aud
HsiiraIs S4iffs sefdbrbtn.
Die S6iffabri psiisr i'm ROrosn.
IN Der llmssbuus Der S1aIunS Sne
i.In, I'm Sftli4sn zkil Der gaotbfss
unb In sinsm iutnigfisns 80 GeerlsI.
len breittn Ssrsifsn iGngs Der boIIdns
bifasn Rife 1T in oI.i6er @sii. sss
fGbrSst.
Die admpft in ben aurs
pdtbeu.
Wfen, A. Gsbr. Dos Arisgsminis
issrium bat om 9Onnsrftng bic fol-
smse Hstanntmaaung erlaiisn:
.5n poIsn unb Gjalisisn bat iih
ni8ts widtisss srsisHs.. Die Rdmpfs
In ben aarpatbsn tDerbtn NIT unpsr.
minberttr 6sftistgit fOriseItsi. aH
Der ipsfiliftu iront fDurbsH bic fsinO-
Ii8en ausrifft suriidssI9Iassn uno
unItrs zruppsH auf ben beDaIbsten
0Sbsn ssirannsn on 8obsn une maa-
ten n<btsre eanbsri RuHsu ~ Gs.
fmasnsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

9oHbon, 4. Jebrucr. Die Siirs
ten baben enbli9 einsn entrgiIfxr
2lngriff uuT ben Sns5tanal semadf;
Iie purben aber mad eiuem bsftisen
Gefe9t suriidssi&Iusen.
Rad sinem amDienfds eema4tsn
|psrssbIi6en @srfu9. iiber ben adnol
Su gslanssn, isbrisn iis am Tsittipof)
Wlors.n, unsefGbr 1000 WaHn fart
Hnb nit feds Bdt.erisn Jeloartileris
;uriid, unb iie perfu4isn NIT Ollie
BON GtSbsn iibsr ben aanaI gu issen.
ISie britifhsn 1ruppsH pGreH aber
fir ibren Gupfans porbsrsitst. uHb BIZ
Siirisn ipuroen suriidssi4lageH. unse'
Ifdbr 2s5 Gsfangsne suriidlaTsnb. 0is
Siirisn baitsn auf pisls 9oSts unb
0ernunbste, fpdbrenb duf Getten Der
grii.n 15 Mann sst6btst unb So psr'
Ipunbet uurben.
2lnd bsi gI auntaru stnsntrisn Si.
1artsn i5rsn atusriff, aber aud pier
purS.n Il. suriidssf4IossH. 81. DsrlOs
rtn bier on aoStsn. @ertpunbetsn unb
@rmibi.n mebr oIs 100 WlduH.
Die Reu.Gesldnbsr. unb tpahr'
|i6einlid au6 bic QluFraIisr. nasm.u
en- bisfsn admpfsn 5bsil. SIN gsr'
sIsi9 nit ben aGmpfsn in pOIsn unb
III ben aarpaibsn finn bieis Ssie4ts
bS6fi unbebeuieuo. ba cber bic britt
Iifsn s.rritorialtruppsn, bic aaitra'
|Iisr unS bic RsufeeIdnber ibrs Gai,r'
iaufs in aissppisu erhaltsn, unb Der
9srfu& Der 9iirt.H, Elm. sroBs ar'
nee iiber Si. Dihs gu briHssH, grobss
SnisrsiTs In gnipru9 Himmi, trrtssn
|ti. Cpsraiiontn auf oisfem Shsil bss
|arisssf6auplas.s srObs aufmsrtiom.
teit In Gnglanb.
Die 9smiibuHgen bss GsISmnr.
|f5cas Bon 6inbenturg, ben WOr'
marl5 Der RuHsn in Oitprsuben unn
ia ben Aarpdtbsn oaf5ubuItsn, inSsHI
r iis ;ipinsi, ihr Centrum tDsltEd
BON Moriaau gu psritarssn. babsn
iSren 65tspuntt NIT einem fs1r bsfii.
gen ansriff Deitiia BON @urI9au sr'
l.i4i. gisls btu.i@s Resimentsr, bon
ttr ariilIsris IN ensrsiifer D.iie un'
|i.ritiibi, finb sesen be ruhifasn
|Gtslluneen angsitiirHlt uub bsiSs Ssi.
ten bsbaupieu. IN @Ortbei se5Iisbsu
gu itin unb bsn Gesntr i4Ders @sr'
|lliie bsigsbraht gu hdben.
es 1T ntsr srfidtIin. bub iDd1rsnb
bic DsutIGkn fi4 ole gliibt gsbtn, gss
gen @arIHau DOrsuriideH. bic RuIien
|torISufis sufrisosn bamit linS. itys
|ttissn GsslIausea a. 6<5auRsH ans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
Wrrnfn tett i,nnafr b;iutigfr nno 1T 9r1Brrrm
Mabfab ans9ftibrt
Na1ri6ten bnm ruiiiihem
6riegsifjanplat
aus Offi5itIlen ruffiI4sn
QuelIen.


ct. petersbura 4. Jeb. Der
gen.ralftab Der rufii6en armss er.
Iieb am Donnsritug bic folgsnos off.
3ieae 9etanntna1ung:
.5n Sfpreubsn ba6sn uHisre
sruppen ibre poiitionsn in Der Rdbs
Oes Dorfes 9rob Msbumiidten, am
Iinfsn ufsr bss 9tuserapp. oeritdrtt.
.glm rshtenllfer Der unteren Weiths
Isl tpsro.H uuisre 3uiammenitDbe nit
Oem Jeinbe INNER bdufissr. Sefe6te
Don sr0Bersr SeOeutuns baben an Der
lGront 5wti9en 2ipuo uRb geiune
lftdttgsfunoen. uniere 5ruppen sra
Iitiirmten ben Srt S.eHps, 0itliA Oon
aipnO uub i4lusen einen 4ngriff bes
IGsinbes auf bas 9orf glino 5uriid.
:Sn SisIm Rdmpfsn udbmen mir bier
1Dffi5irs uno bunbert Monn gsfans
gen.
.4m Iinten DsihieIufer. an Der
1rOnt srpii6en 8oriinoD, gumiu'
uno Wplac5Osnosta, iDurosn am 2
Tebrudr bic admpfs nit grObsrGensra
sic fOrtgsfsst. Der GeinO braats IA
Regimenter unb DisI artilsrie in ats
ion, siui6IisbIid idDersr 9eT4ise,
9as Qrtinerisfeusr buuerte ben saHa
sen Gag unO purSe aud in Der Ra4i
fortssisst. Gin Gsfs4t bon bsionbsrsI
. 5sftistsit fano Bel bsm SOrie 9uHiin'
fait, po mir nad blutigem Rinsen, N
hem WtaHn ssssn Wauu fu4t, i4Iieb'
lid bic piithsnSsn Gugriffs Der Ssut'
den Suriitidlugsn. \
Die GeutIasn srlitten bier i8rers
0erluite, iie tparsn uber i'm Stauos
INNER nsue 9ruppsn iHs Sefe&t 81
iiibren.
Cine Demonitration bes Jsinbsi
am RiSa Glub mar reiuItatlOs.
.Ois SGmpfs in ben 4arputber
, bnuern an unb tper6sn nit isbem 3as
bsTtigsr unb bartrddissr. gs 1T En-
. iihtlia, bdb pieIs bsutf9e SruppeI
bort an ben aGmpftn t6silne9mtn.
,Ruifii5e QOiatitsr bombaroirter
an 2. Jtbrtnr erioIgreia Die Reisr
pens unb giienbabnSiiss Der 0euti4tr
bei Rapu. 3araec5e unb 9Ogusspee
unsefGhr 80 MsiIea IiiDlpsitIi4 ppr
Dori4ou.
@orum tsin 3udsr vOr
ameritu mad gugIanb
gebraat werbsR bari.
! aonopn, a. Gebr. SIN untsrbuui
perIansts Gm Donnsritus Sir SomeI
l9al3isl su piFen, parum Der gertau
bon omeritaniI9em 53udsr in eng
l1no Derbpten tporoen Jet, uRo ruarun
elm neutraI.s 9dnb baran Uerbiaoer
roeros, 3uder bierbsr gu fhiden, sun
eroBsn Na6tbsil Der briti4en 5abri
tation. Der SetretGr bss Snneren
gfeaindlo Rcaennd antpprtste bar
luuf bab 3adsr, Der Uon amerita eI
porttrt iparbs, oprt ourd 3udsr sr
iest fperbsn niirbs, Der BON stneH
lseinoe GusIanos tommt.
.gesin, nitt in bisism Sale, trtpi
IAerte Cir Sam.s. sd babe ectumen
ltarifds 9epeiie oafiir," idete Der Uli
nifter. CT fiigte biH5u, bab bds Der
Ibot nitt aufsebobeu nerben fpiiroe
10 lonss Die 2lufbebuns sinem 5einb
GnaIanos 81 Guie tomHsn piirbe.
aGmpfe in 9dmerun.
9otis, 4. Tebr. einer Dffbisael
| Iglutiinbisung 5ufOlss bdben fuanSoii
. ihe sruppen mad mehrsren Gefe9tel
em %. Slnuur Bertha. einsn mittsI
. In Der beuti6en aoIcnie Romerun &c
, lso.nsn 9pit.n, einsenoulmeu. 6
! Ipirb binausefiig., naB Der @erIut
, lbis Deati9en IN 1amerurl gang q
lsmIinsslA iOrtssisst ipsrse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
Deut(6fano fat sic nerltrafen 2ad6fe
fornrelr 6ena6ri6figf,
0a6 ole Ao66riannen uno Jlano unge6en0ea 9'wdler
als MagSjOne a8u6@m ln0,

fn assuPaB
aapatkH bic tfen aH dH On
nbm fart DdlHD grant
f SeHf4a in ben ap0HH
hf4n aHfmfda mGr
Die snfdt 1
"a SaHun hhi4H sda3h'sr
Il +
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
@umdniert
geitelIt srobt Mens.u
BON RunitiOu in Stos

\ R m, 4. 1ebr,ar. Die rundniI4c
|gsgisruns bat in Stalisn srOBs MsRs
Iasn pen Munition beitslIt. bic i'm
stpra ab3uIieisrn iino. q III bies urii
I3uitinmuns Der itaIisHii4eu Resis'
rtlng csibeben.
51uptnlann Ri6sl, Der runaduifhs
s1liliidrotidde in Rom, luurbt am
.RittDo4 in Iolse eiHsr GypIriioH
iuf Der Sisns sei6otei. oIs q NIT ei'
'nss 8omts typsrinsztirsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
2ie alngriife Der 9iirfen
aaf ben Gme3 6amal
WsrbsH nit ieb.m Gage
beftiger.

4eIIBtt.
Hairo. asspptsn a. Sebruar. Die
fOlssnbs offisisIle 9sidnntmaduns
iibr bas 3uriididlageu Der iiirtif9m
9ruppsn, bic sinsn gerfu4 ssmadt
batien. i.bsr ben Ssiestdnol gu selaii-
gen, IN bier erInfieg ipcrbeH.
.gsftsrn bsi zagesonbru9 riidte
Der Gsinb sesen souToun, IS Reilsn
n1rbIih BON Gue5, Dor. CT ptriua.e
nit 5ilfe BON Gl6ben iiber ben Randl
Su eeIdngen, ipurbe dbtr BON uniersr
artillsris unb ben G9iffen 10 befti5
bef4oFen, nuB tr E4 nm brsi llbr
RaHmitiags aMt einem Nerluit Don
u6t Gffi5ieren unb pisIen Gobtsn 5us
riidsisben mubte, 282 Gefunsens sus
riidlaIIsnb.
.Bir Dsrloren sfpei Offisisre unb
13 RanH or 9obtsn. So Nann an
@ernunbeten.
Bel Gl Hduturd, 40 Walsn iiibs
lid BON BORT Sab, ma9ts Der Jsinb
ebenfulIs sinen Mngriff, er ipurbe dber
5uriidgsfHIrssn, q Sobts, % psrs
ipunbsie unb % unberDunbete Gsidns
gene 5iriidloFenb. Der Jeinb mar
1900 TnHn fart nit feds Bate.
rieH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
Sm 3uflas9af
S # etns Gntf4eibungs.
fdIa6t i'm 9uugs.

i9Ia6t i'm 9dHgs.
Qmiteroum, 4. 5ebruur. Oas
0iterrei4ifa ungartI4e prsbbureuu
bat bas 5pIeenbe betannt gemadt:
PIN gaiba GIub fiHbst Elm ua'
Irntsrbrodenss Qrtilsris' unb Snfan'
tsriefeuer tatt.
rMir baben bic StaSt Edrnpip in
GaliSien gerdumt, nu6bem bic RuHeu
iie NIT iaperen MDriern bom6aroirt
that.
Cine gnti9eioungsi6la6t 1T in
Der 9sgsno Don DutIa I'M @an9s, no
bic RuiTsn I'm SutIo pab unb in an.
teren pdFen groBe Sruppeumafen 8us
fammenge5O5en bu6sn. Die &fe in
BEN &drpai6en tperbsn our9 Den tie.
fen S6nes tart bebinoert.
gtne RisberIuge Der SraR.
3Oien in Murolto.
Berlin 4. Ge6., auf OrabtIoiem
Mege mad Sappine, g. S. Sine De-
peThs aug Rabrio an bic lleber.
lieeiI9e goGri9tenagentur mel0st cine
If4Ders RisOerlase Der 6run8oien in
NedrOtiu. Die Depei6e Tagt, bab bic
JranooIeu ge3tpungen puroen, mebrere
IbeFeitists Eager in Str Gdbe BON Seq
ouF3ugebsn, unb bab Ddbei ben mlns
ruttansrn groBe Wlengsu bon Wuri'
finn uHO 2e5ensmittsIn in Die 9Gnbs
ssfaGsn ieien,
Riot Saufeube, foubern
nur bret Sntsrntrte
freigeIafieH.
2onSon a. Ge6r. Der Setretar
reg Snueren, Mc9snnu. ma4te ON
GOnneritag Der 9gitation Elm GHbe,
bic Don meAreren Spnouner 3eituRsen
iEterbalten purbeu, neil ange6It9
IluIenbe JDn osuti9en Seqnsrn. bic
ols Qlnseborise elmer fsinOtiten ga.
tom internirt parsn, tiirslia freise,
lliIen pproeu Ieisn uno pieber angs'
f1ngen 6dtten, in 2onObner SOteIs 5u
orbeiten.
6err RcSennd Iugte i'm lrterbuus,
bab i'm Sdnuar i'm 9ap5en orei iols
der Mdnner frei9sIuiien porDeu isien,
tsGbrenb i'm 9an5en in ben lesten pier
gJtonntsn Oreibts frsigeIaiien porosn
fsien, uu6bem ibre perIonlI4eu Rt.
iOrbs fOrgFGItis sepriift pOrOsn
Ganabif9er aotatitsr
perunsltdt.
2pnopn, A. Gebr. - 2eutndrt
Sharpe BON Der conobifdeu 5liegerdb-
tbeiluna Tam am Donuerstds Ra9utits
| too BEL Gborebom ums 9eben, dls Tstns
T6aI9tns pIDbli8 obftiirste uitb ser'
T9mettert nurbe. Sbdrpe itarb tnne1'
boIb ipeaioer Usinaten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

Sir Sbio: Rssen am 6reitag.
Qm Samitag tribes Wetter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-16
Moving Pictures!

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 The ePrefrred stock need edyous Is semitic 7pc and more clare per tcntT 2 pr rfds der Common 
 shares C5o andabo uH1be eacept
 s ss @ s s s a the offering is RAPH SUBSCRIPTION or SEND FOR P nN ETTTED R- nONNDA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-16
BUSINESS WOMEN WILL
 URGE EARLY SHOPPING


 The Bridgeport Business Womans s club held it's. monthly meeting last evening in the par1ors of the Y. W. c. 1A. on Broad street, with a large num- Ger ef enthusiastic young women in attendance. Judge Frank L. Wilder gave a concise talk on What Women Should Know About Law" and Miss OrIean Weed, secretary of the Protec- tive league of New York; told of the work of that organization among the working girls of the metropolis. A committee was appointed by the pre- siding officer, Mrs L. M Ritchie, to place signs of Do Your Christmas Shopping Early in the stores and public places.
 It is probable that some of this op- position to Preparedness would dis appear by a proper distribution of the new business among the districts with influential Congressmen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-16

have in the Olive Theatre two of your ma My operator says they are the best machines on the market As they have been running would Tis%s' swap them s9i4e for fr9s Of o9 aJ when you want them to.
 OLIVE GTHAKEHg TA4Rts scHo5E vs Mgr 4:t+ aa ,REog I have been using two American Standard Machines in my Bfjou Theatre for the past best I ever saw. All the repairs have had on sane sane were Just intermittent sprocketss the new. Being so good Installed two of the would not use any other machine.
 IPETER DAVE BIJOU AND PALACE THEATRES. Bridgeport. M ana ss4tRs R Bs s5 satns s.a fine any 9ss 5ss+ t s @ pAsrrnB rzER4SK:. EE4NK. E B.iassBa2s' %gsaSro. entirely satigfiss with A4BsEiqaa else, Have four of them and all are in good ApparcAn rHH4rEb. X M H@5sHB8f. BsIsssBSss and eas oRo f0r 0rs 09ya T6e oid aehne just as good a picture as the new one and. has aa Ee aYsE sueR sPee Rood 9 that m I t @ you want your ia4est machine with motor and at tachnent
 FAIRY rznAThn. EM 4 RrfdgePoFs. k1amREhlN' Mgr 
 Permit me to say that for projection and simplicity of operation your machine has no. supsroE The fact d that the frn In is entirely portant point in its favor M A. HEANUE Mgr, The Oak Theatre.
 Bridgeport, Conn, I would state that I have two of your ma i've years Have never had any trouble with them and only had one extra sprocket on each J. c. JUNE, Owner.
 South End Theatre Bridgeport, Conn. An using ,t machine ,5i t in t,a sAeetrs isa
 EAST END THEATRE
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-16
What Bridgeport Users Say of
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I have three American Standard Machines. one of them over five years, running every day and only spent $9.50 on it for a new internaif- tent sprocketJ last year; the other two rIInnine three years and good as new
 WALTER VICTORY,
 PARK CITY THEATRE. Bridgeport
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-16

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-16

Am using your machine in my theatre vvitL another make, but will get another Standard when buy new one.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-16

am entirely satisfied with my A1nerica1 Standard Machines and would use notFin else. Have four of them and all are in goo condition.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-16

Permit me to say that for projection and simplicity of operation your machine has no superior The fact that the film is entirely enclosed from start to finish also very i'm portant point in it's favor
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VIM. A. KIMAGERLIN, Mgr. FAIRY THEATRE, Bridgeport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
VANISHING or QUAKERs FROM THE QUAKER CITY

were TO arise among the Friends, he would quickly
pursue path that would lead him away from
them Democracy rules the Christian world now.
There Is little religious intolerance, except among
the clergy in dealing with another. Religion
asserts It's convictions by persuasion, form, show
and publicity. 1t does not prosecute rival sect,
and the orthodox Friends are a gentle body Of
believers opposed to all form and show and the
vanities Of mankind. Nothing but the persecution
that made them force Of old could make them
force to-day Lacking the spur Of persecu-
ton, George Fox, if he were here would seek
wider field than Quakerism.
had asked myself the question why they called
Philadelphia the Quaker City, as entered the
meeting. Philadelphia is called the Quaker City
because 1t settled by Quakers not because
many Friends are there now. The Friends Of the
Quaker City small body to-day. I could
scarcely believe it when | was told that the
orthodox society numbered not more than 200
members. The followers of Elias Hicks, the Uni
tartan Quaker who preached ninety years ago.
have a membership of fifteen hundred.
A BURYING GROUND THAT TELLS NO TALES
TO THE WAYFARER
After meeting I walked to the Friends old
burying ground, at Fourth and Arch Streets
wide field it is without tombstone to mar its
IeNel OF green grass luAl covers thousands
Of the dead Of more than two centuries There,
in olden time, the Friends buried one above
the other, with no monuments to please the van
ity Of the living. The rule the subject of
burials, dated 1906, is follows: at is enjoined
that no monuments, either of wood or Of stone,
be affixed to graves in our burial grounds"
1t is peaceful field, lying in the shadow of the
great ems Yet under yon sward rest the ances-
tors of many famous of latter days.
Like seeds from fallen elms of long ago,
Their kin from yonder green trace
Through all the land, and Of their lives we know
The happiest filed the humble place
Statesmen, generals, bishops women famed for
wit and beauty, lives that are part Of the story Of
our country, had their origin in the Quaker bones
hidden there. General Ulysses Grant, Civil War
veteran and later President Of the United States,
and Admiral Charles Stewart, captain Of the Con
stitution in the War Of 1912, when she captured
he British ships, were both Of Quaker descent.
Ever since George Fox, in 1885, bade a magis-
trate before whom he was hailed ito quake before
the Lord" the Friends have been called Quakers.