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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

J T"1 HERE was a loud. tnsistent knock at the door at which 'z5sszsSSf Russell had passed out few tEEzY moments before.
 t'Oh.s that must be MT. Smith!'' ex- claimed May.
 "D-n iti'' For a moment Trash stood irresolute, That's your father, I'll bet. I dbn'ss want to. see him. There'u be a devil of row.
 "But Gerald May began, and the knock at the door came again, louder than before. .
 Trask made a quick step to. the girls side.-q He spoke very rapidly .sf < Listen to me. I'm going into the other room I'll wait in there while you talk to the old man. If he asks for me tell him Pm out. Get rid of him as quickly as you can. Do you understand ?'' ...
 The idea that the person who knock ed might be the longed for clergyman still obsessed May. She replied:
 "Yes, but if it's MT. Smith, 'fDo as tell youI Do you hear me?'' Trask. hissed at her, and the next sec ond saw him disappear into the inner room.
 And then the person who had knock ed, tired of waiting for an invitation to enter, turned the knob and entered without being asked It was a tan, middle aged man, whose sterhly set features bore a strong resemblance to those of May Deane. As be entered the room May ran to him and was clasped in his arms.
 .tFatherr' she exclaimed.
 He held her in close embrace. but he said no word of endearment to her. his voice was terribly calm as he asked: @e
 Where's Trask2 p =
 Why did you come, father?'' =
 Where is he2''
 E'He-he's out"
 When is he coming back?''
 'fWhy-not for quite awhile. How did you know we were here, father?''
 Never mind now. Get your things, May. We're going homa''
 But, father, Gerald and I are going to be married this morning'' <'
 EFGet your things. May he repeated: But this time his features softened and there was commiseration for his -deG=.y beloved child in his voice He released her from his embrace. She on the other hand, tried hard to explain to her father. Her voice and manner were p1aintive as she said:
 But, father, you don't seem to un- derstand. Gerald and I are going te be married. We're waiting for the clergyman"
 Fate willed it that the heaviest blow that ever fell on May Deane, after ward May Strickland, should come from the hands of the man who had loved her From the moment of hel
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20
NOTICE

Pursuant to the bylaws of the Company, notice IS hereby given that the books of The Lake Torpedo Boat Company of Maine, for the transfer or stock, will be closed from December 21st, 1915, to December .31st, 1912: Bridgeport, Conn, December 16. 19lo' c. E. Adams, Assistant Treasurer.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

For the first time in many years, yoke of oxen appeared on the streets of Caldwell, N. Y. The oxen, owned by a dairy farm, were: used because the snow prevented the farm 8 pro- ducts being shipped by auto.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

Captain Boy-Ed, recalled German naval attache, will not sail from New York for Europe until Dec. 28. Capt. von Papen, recalled military attache, sails tomorrow
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

Eight thousand pounds of Nrubber found in 1O9 bags of U. s. parcel post and destined for Sweden, were taken from the steamship Hellig Olav, by the British authorities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

Thirteen: hundred birds and animals were received at Carnegie Museum at Pittsburgh from it's agents in various parts of the world.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

The largest single shipment of pIa- tinum ever arriving in this country was received by the du Pont Powder Co.,, of Wilmington. Del The ship ment is valued at $4oo,ooo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20
The SOUTHLAND SCHOOL
4s1 WASHINGTON AVE.

MISS MARY J. MINER, PrincIpal Twenty-fifth year beg1ns Thursday. Sept 30. Booklets at the stationery shops. Office hours: 10 a. m to 12 m., Mondays and Saturdays except ed. Others hours by appointment.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

The Naval Consulting Board, of which Thomas A. Edison is chairman, will meet in New York next Wednes- day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

Emperor William vii inspect. the western firing line. @
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

After clinging for more than three hours to the bottom of their upturned power boat, George Hamme1 and Thomas Patten, were rescued off At lantic City, N. J., by a fishing smack.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

Detected in an attempt to blow open the safe of the post office at Forth Washington, a suburb of Phil adelphia, four yeggmen escaped in an automobile, after a revolver battle with the police.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

Placed in cell at Laurel, Del, where another man had died few days previous, Hooper Lade, a young negro accused of forgery, nearly died when he went into spasms of fright, and had to be removed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

An employees welfare association will be established by the Lehigh Val ley Coal Go. to provide free medical service for it's 2O,O employees. The association will cost the company $50,- 900 annually.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

Twenty-Five members of the Ford peace party who, unable to leave New Y ork on the Oscar II. on Dec. 8, sail ed on the Frederic VIII, were detain- ed at Kirkwa11 by the naval authori- ties
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

A posse of 100 men set out from Little Falls, N. J., to capture An5onio Federico, an outlaw, who. shot and killed two policemen and wounded two others who attempted to arrest him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

Farmer Want Ads. 1c a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20
CHAPTER xv.

The End of Her Story. = T1 HERE was loud. insistent knock at the door at which 55szzsSSt Russell had passed out a few szsssSSz moments before
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

Emperor William vii inspect the western firing line:
 The Naval Consulting Board, of which Thomas A. Edison is chairman, will meet in New York next Wednes- day.
 For the first time in many years, a yoke of oxen appeared on the streets of Caldwell N. Y. The oxen, owned by a dairy farm, were. used because the snow prevented the farms pro- ducts being shipped by auto.
 Captain Boy-Ed, recalled German naval attache, will not sail from New York for Europe until Dec. 28. Capt. von Papen, recalled military attache, sails tom orrOW.
 Eight thousand pounds of Nrubber found in 109 bags of U. s. parcel post and destined for Sweden, were taken from the steamship Eellig Olav, by the British authorities.
 After chnging for more than three hours to the bottom of their upturned power boat, George. Hamme1 and Thomas Patten, were rescued off At lantic City, N. J., by a fishing smack.
 Twenty-tWo members of the Ford peace party who, unable to leave New York on the Oscar II. on Dec. 8, sail ed on the Frederic VIII, were detain- ed at Kirkwal1 by the naval authori- ties.
 A posse of 100 men set out from Little Falls, N. J., to capture An5onio Federico, an outlaw, who. shot and killed two policemen and wounded two others who attempted to arrest him. An employees welfare association will be esta blished by the Lehigh Val ley Coal Go. to provide free medical service for it's 2O,O employees. The association will cost the company $50,- 900 annually.
 Detected in an attempt to blow open the safe of the post office at Forth Washington, a suburb of Phil adelphia, four yeggmen escaped in an automobile, after a revolver battle with the police.
 Placed in a cell at Laurel, Del, where another man had died a few days previous, Hooper Lade, a young negro accused of forgery, nearly died when he went into spasms of fright and had to be removed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-20

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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-17
BOTH DIED N
BAYDNET DUEL
German and French Soldiers Trsnshx
Each Other and Fall
Apart Dead.

Boulogne. France. June l7.-tCor-
respondence OF the Associated Press
The story OF duel with bayonets
In which both contestants were killed
Is told in Red Cross report from
one OF the field hospitals.
Two miles south OF the hospital"
says the writer. "a French Zouave
got separated from his fellows when
they retreated after an unsuccessful
effort to take a German trench. A
German soldier leaped out OF the
trench and charged the Zouave. bay
onet Fixed. The Zouave met his foe
In like manner and an extraordinary
duel took place. Neither man dared
fire Tor fear OF killing his own men.
1T was about nine at night. and
the moon illuminated the grim con-
test. Round and round the men cir
cled. The contest lasted for nearly
FIVE minutes. when suddenly both
gave desperate lunges which went
home. For a second the opponents
stood transfixed by the others bay
onet. Then they fell dead"
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TO SELECT ]. Of 7.
President soon
seevrsI Applications Have Been Re-
eeived and Turned Over to W. c.
Hoeg Of Houston.

Austin. Tex. June i7.-It Is prob
able that there will be a called ses-
sion OF the board of regents OF the
University OF Texas between now AMI
next fall for the purpose OF elec,sns
a permanent president of the unr
yersity. Fred W. Cook OF San ANTI
MO. chairman Of the board. was in
Austin Wednesday on business be.
fore the railroad commission. He said
that the next regular meeting OF the
board could not be held until Octo-
ber. A number Of applications have
been referred to W. C. Hogg Of Hous-
ton. chairman OF the special commit
tee to select a permanent president.
II Is understood that II Is the desire
OF the board OF regents to settle the
matter finally before the opening Of
the next term Of the institution.
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fBy Associated Prens.,

AoN AHHVNAAA't ANNA1sa
London. June 1.-THE Official
statement from constsntinopIe says
the Turks have taken the offensive
and caused heavy losses to the Anglo
French by means Of their artillery.
The Aussro-oerman campaign
against Russia 10 developing into a
violent attack. Pstroerad officially
admits the Germans have occupied ad-
dltional villages near Shawl, In the
Baltic region, but states the Russians
have rsoainsd lest ground near Prsa.
snysx. which 10 north Of Wsrssw. and
that the Russians have won some so.
vantage In the fighting In the onles-
ter region.
The London Times declares the re.
suits Of these battles will deterrine
all the campaign for months to come.
n the Russians are driven out Of Cal.
ieia or deposed farther south. the a..
lies eanno, count on another Russian
offensive during the entire summer.
and there will be difficulty In bringing
about cooperation with Italy. Serbia
and other states with the Russian ar
mics
Hints Of lack Of ammunition. net
men. Is said to be troubling tire Rus.
slams
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-17
BRYAN GIVES OUT
End |NSTALLMENT
Says United States Should Not Butt
In A. We Are Protected by
The Ocean.

Washington. June l7.-Asserting
that preparedness proyokes rather
than prevents war. and that the pres
ent upheavel In Europe is the resul,
OF the false philosophy that might
makes right" Mr.. Bryan IN the second
section OF his statement on the
"causeless War" argues against mil.
itary preparation by the United States
and praises President Wilson's course
In the international emergency he
declared II any nation was without
excuse for entering this war Il is the
United States. which are protected
by thousands OF miles Of ocean.
which is worth more than battleshlps.
Not only do we not need additional
preparation. but we are fortunate
In not having H." said Mr.. Bryan.
Because II seems impossible for a
nation having preparedness. without
having a desire TO use its prepared.
ness on the slightest provocation
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GREAT BATTLE RACES.

Berlin June t7.-t5y Wireless to
ssyviIIel-Ths Overseas News Asen.
ey announces a decisive battle from
which importsn, results are expected
is now In progress all along the Rus.
sian front.
The Germans have taken the offer.
sive along the Rawks river. ives, o,
Warsaw.
The German battle lire Is six hun
dred and elshty-two miles long In
Poland. GaIieia and Bukowina.
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APARTMENT TRAGEDY
IN NEW YORK
Husband Kills His Beautiful Young
wife and Young
Man.

New York. June i7.-Carmen Cor
nelius. wealthy merchant. this morn.
ing summoned the police to his apart.
ments, saying a burglar had killed
his wife. The police found his beau
tiful wife dead in bed and a youns
man dead on the floor. clutching a
pistol. Both had been shot. Corne-
Illus claimed the man was trying to
rob the house. He shot at him. XIII.
ing his wife and then killed the man.
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ARRIVED WITH BRIDE.

Mr.. Derden Chance and bride ar
rived last night from San Francisco.
Cal. for a visit to the formers sis.
her. Mrs. James W. James. Mr.. ana
bIr. Chance were united in marriage
Saturday night In San Francieo. ans
left Immediately after the ceremony
tor Texas. Mrs. Chance was form
erly Miss Ursula McHale OF Provi-
Hence. r. /.
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RODE wHssE FROM HOUSTON.
'oreman WAzren % -sicustno. Is vIs.

Foreman Mxren- -0s s-E4oustno Is Wis
iting his cousins. Masters John and
Henry Buchanan. He rode his wheel
from Houston to Bryan. Il requiring
three days to make the trip and
brought his dog for a travelling COM
panion. When his dog became tired
out. he would take him up on the
wheel with him until he became rest
ed. The dogs feet are said to be so
sore he can scarcely put them to
the ground today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-17
German Cruelty Rsportes.


London. June iT.-An Amsterdam
dispatch says tn inhabitants Of Ma.
lines. Belgium, reyolted Tuesday
German soldiers fred into the crowds
killing seven hundred civilians ana
the Malines are now isolated by ele'
trified wire fences. There Is no con.
firmafion from other sources.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-17
WARSH|P GOES
TO PROTECT
The Colorado To Lower California To
Protect Americans Against
vaaui.
tBy Associated Press.l

San Diego. Cal. June i7.-with
three hundred marines aboard besides
her eight hundred and fifty blue jack
cts. the flagship. Colorado. Admiral
Howard commanding. sailed this
morning for the Lower California
coast 20 protect Americans from
yaqui Indians In Yaqui Valley. There
are a number OF Americans said to
be threatened by Yaquis. who are re.
voting. Amiral Howard Is to use his
own discretion about landing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-17
GERMANY IS SWEEPING ALL EUROPE
RUSSIANS ARE REPU[SED
+ TURKS WIN OVER ALLIES

Turks Using Their Artillery With Telling Effect
Against Anelo.French on Galliopoli PENN.
sula-C German Attack Against Russians Is
Violent and Petroerad Admits Loss of Terri.
tory, but Claims to Have Reeained Part Of 1t.
-
Germans on Offensive on Battle Front Near.
ly 700 Miles Long-London Times Sees Se-
rious Results if These Battles Go Against Rus
sia-London Says Turks Were Repulsed and
Three Turkish Transports We're Sunk and
Troops Drowned-French Make Important
Gains-Great German Cruelty Reported
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CARD or THANKS.

We wish to thank our kind neigh
|bors and friends OF both College and
Bryan. for the kindness and help dur
Ing the sickness and death Of our
|iarling baby. May Gods riches,
blessings be upon each and every
bne Is our prayer.
MRS. ]. c. & NJ. A. JOLLY.
MR.. a MRS. ]. W. REED.
Mr.. a MRS. A. r. SUTTON
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Wan, Resen, In cree-e.

fBy Associated Press
London. June l7.-An Athens dis
patch says the Greek newspapers
which supported the veniEelos war
party candidates. who we're elected.
now demand the appointment Of a re-
gent on account OF the illness o, the
king.
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London Says Turks Repulsed.
fBy Associated Press.l

London. June i7.-It Is officially
announced that the Turks were re-
pulsed in their efforts to recapture
trenches they lost oa the Dardenellss
June ~.
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SANK TURK TRANSPORTS.

London. June l7.-An Athens dis
patch says British submarine sank
three Turkish transports. loaded
with troops in the Dardenelles. drown
ing the majority OF them.
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French Make Gains.


Paris. June 17.-l0fncian-The
French make gains in vosges CAlsaoel
which makes them masters OF the
heights dominating the valley o: the
river Fecht.
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Rusalana Retras.

Berlin. June i7.-tot,ic'an-The
Russians have abandoned their posi-.
tons north of Sienawa on the river
San and retreated toward Tarnograd.
Russian Poland.
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