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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
THETA MERCANTILE
CO. INCORPORATED
PAPERS FOR INCORPORATION
ARE FILED IN THE REGIS
TER'S OFFICE.

The papers incorporating the The
ia Mercantile Company were filed
this morning in the office Of Register
Sam Taylor. The incorporators are
J. E. Trimble, ]. 8. Shapiro, Ernest
T. Trimble, w. G. Whitthorne and
w. B. Greenlaw. The amount is $5,-
900. The charter gives to the incor-
porators the right ito carry on the
trade of merchants"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
ELKINS CUSTER LAW FOR PAINLESS
OFFICIALS is PASSED BY STATE SENATE
UTE THROUGH He UPPER HOUSE OF LEeIs-
LATuRE WITH VOTING AGAINST IT.

and faithless officials by court pro-
cess.
The Chattanooga bin to conemn
property through the yards Of the
Western and Atlantic Railroad, own
ed by the state Of Georgia, for an ex-
tension of Broad street, was before
the senate on motion for another ref.
erence to the committee. A hot
aght ensued between the forces fa-
voring and those fighting the meas
IRA
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
HENRY HOLMAN WITH
GOLFERS PHARMACY

Henry Holman, who has been con-
nected with the firm Of Collier &
Smiser for some time past, will in
the future be with the Collier Phaf-
macy on South Main street. He is a
egistered prescriptionist, and has
or several years been in the drug
business In this city.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 19.-The
Elkins custer bill passed the senate
today with only two dissenting votes,
Senators Parham and Ashcraft, of
Shelby voting no. Turner and Aber-
nathy were absent.
In part the bill follows the famous
Kansas custer law and provides for
sAa summary removal Of dsiinansnt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
DAILY HERALD is
WELCOME VISITOR

Writing to friend here, D. @. Nor
rison, formerly of this county, but
now in Indiana, says that he and the
entire family enjoy the daily visits
of -TheHerald very much
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
Ser Hadsng her RuHen
BON Yrsembsl.
aud pom SIisfsr ptrSen
bic Ruffsn 5ura6sr
orGHgt.

Berlin T. SUM. Sp,SiaIS.ps'
i6en, bic aug Ssm 5ftsrreiaifasn
5auptquarti,r sinsstroffen fino. sn.'
baltsn D,itsre gin3.Ibsit.u ii6.r bi.
Ginnabme BON pr5smpsl f.itsns Der
O.utI6.n unS SsItsrrsiaer, bi. bish.r
ni5t bstannt stmadt porosn iinb.
Bel ibr.m etn5us in prsemHsl
madten bic g.rbiinbsten 1000 g.Fana
gene unS iis .rbtut.tsr 81 aanOn.n
unS 80 Wdi4insnssiaiise. Die ruiii'
f&. Garnifon bate 8efebI rbaIssn.
prsempst Bis auf ben l.s..n Rann gu
DsrtbeiSigsn, iie mar uber nitt in
Stanb., Sns fiir4terli4e Griia.ris'
f.uer Der 9sutiS.n unS Csit.rrei8t:
ausyubaIteu.
Die it4Fs Mode Sss GsTSsuses Der
Geuti&.n unS Sefterr.i4tr In Ga!i.
glen fdnst Si,lDsrfpr.asnS on. Dir
RuFen baben ibr. Sadusaini. o.rlO'
r.H. bic iis fiir unetHnebmbdr se6dIi.n
bdttem. unb ss i&.int. eub Il. aud
ibre gOiitiontn am Sni.fttr oufs.bsn
mlFen. Stitli4 uub nOrOOitlid bon
Gs.rnOpib buben aud bic Ruiisn Sc.
rsits aus.fans.n. ii9 suriidju5i,bsH.
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2onooh 7. Juni- Wtun Si.
9.uii4.n pirilid 1ruppen Don bes
oFliren mad Der p.itIi6en Gront
transfsrirt babsn, mi. bebaupts. iDir5,
som babsn fie immsr5in s.Hus 5rup'
pen an Nr 0ftIiden grOn. suriid5ebal'
ten, I'M ibrs Sfisnfipe MD Grfols
fOrisui.ssn, NIT psIder iis uHS bi.
G.fsrrsi4er faft gang SaIisisn sso5srs
baber.
9i. S.u.f5.n unS Ssfnr.i6sr, bic
prssmpsl 70 fhn.II sro6srt 6absn,
riidsn uuaufbaItfam sessu Sitsn Dor,
uHb ioipObI ben beutf4en mi. ben
6ftsrr.iaiifxn pffi5isIIen gsri4tm ss'
miB iinS fis I'M SiiSofsn .aum m.br
aIs go Wei!eu Don Der ruFiiHen
9rsnse eHtitrni. 9i. sruppen. bi.
Strp .robtri baben, fino i4on Sr.ibis
W.ilsn lpsittr na4 Often pors.riidi
unb iteben aud i4on .benio melt len.
ieits bon aembers. ip.I4e Staot ba'
Sura in elm. s.fdbrIi6e Gage ssbra4i
pirb. Dsiter n5rSli9 fi.kn Il. adt'
;s5H WeiIen SitIta Don prsempsl. 10
bab I'm Grob.n unb GanseH senoH'
men bic llmsins.IuHs bon 2smbtrs
iss. m bsrfslbtn !1eifs boz ii4 s,b..
ipis Siss Bel prs.mpsI Der JdII mar.
aud IN ben rufif5sn Sitf.propin'
;.n bsfinben ii9 bic Etuti4sn in Der
Cff.Hiip. uHb fis hubeH ben I,iIda
Stub iiib5iiIi4 Don S,ibau iiberi4rit'
ten.
Cine am a6enb BON Ct. petersburg
sins.troffen, 9,psi4e iagt: Wis aus
Risa ssmelb.i iuirb. finb bic 0.uti6en
i'm RorbsH. Rorbofsn unb 0iilia ppu
Qibdu isbr aitip. Die Wlilitdrbeh0roen
.riDorten, bab ,s bsi NoItsist, no bi.
RuiT,n snsrsiiatn Mibnitano I.iiien
D.rb.n. gu bsftigm admpfsn iOmmsn
Dirb.
gluf BEN lpsItlittn ari.gsf9auplas
finb.n bauptfddG9 nOrSIid Don 2lrs
ras feftise admpf, itdtt. in Ssnsn bel.
b. e,ii.n Tdpr, 9erIufts srI.ib,u.
obns bdb absr 0amit stipas gsfonbsrss
trr,i6t piirb,. SIN @,rslsida NIT ben
S&la6tsn in GaIi5kn iinb bisis
admpfs Don isbr s.rinser 8sb,utuns.
BON iialienifGtn arisssf6auplas
TT iOpsit nod ni6is Didtisss s,msI.
bet rprSsn, bod lpItb bon isdIisniiGr
gtils snSsSsa.s.. sdb Der DibHiadas,
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8riegsnahribten aus
fran5Dfi9er Cueue.
Die NIT BEN beuti5eH
W.IbIngen Denig
ubereinftmmeH.

W.IbRngtn Denig
ubtreinftmmeH.
paris, 7. SUM. Die foIs.nbe of.
fi3isle gstanntmadung tpurOs ON
Rrutag 9ben6 BON arisssminiiterium
srliF.u:
rSu Der n5rbIi5 bon Qrras seIsgez
rsn Ssssno fiuSsr anbaItsnb isb-
5sftig.admpfs f:att. DG5rsnb oss gaH'
gen 2ases ba6eu fs1r bsftiss grtiQs'
risgsfe4ts ftattssfunbeH, namsntIi6 i'm
JonO be 9uOuI, Bel gtbIain, 5ou5s3.
RsupiQs unb 9euris.
.ssi RsuOiIe babeH mir cine Grups
pc bon 5duisrU umsiRssIt, bic Dom
Gsinos b.isst iiuS. Sm iogsnannt.u
Ga5priutb maasn uRfsrs sruppsH Suu
m.brsrsH SsitsH tsr Qugriffs in Der
RidtgHg auf sag Centrum. Rsbrsrs
G.senaHsriffs iino etssi4Ias.n por'
ben.
Gin iiib0fIih Don Se6utsrRe DON
uns gema3tsr Qusrtff mar buraaus
.rfrIgrsia. Wtr ra5msn 3pei fsinb.
Iits Gribsn urb bic SouIosnt syarm,
no5si mir 400 9sfansen. ma6tsn uno
msbrsr. WGi5in.rssiaiiBe sr5euhtsn.
Ginsm pou ben 0sutI5sn unternom,
msnsr Gesmonsriff wuros fofort si;,
gnbs sema6t.
.R6rbIi4 bon Der Gisne madt Der
G.inS srObs GRfrsneunssn, I'M bic
beiosn 2inisr Don Grd5en pi.ber3u.
srOberH. bic mir am Sonn.as absss
nOnm.n. Raao.m er aus :.nsr Gnt,
f.rnung Don 80 DlsiIsn NIT gutomobi.
Zen @ritdrlunsen b.raRse6raat,
madte er sinsH Iebr beittssn angriff,
Der abtr abgeitlagsr fpuro.. Die
0eutidsn Iisb,n 1000 9obt. (ptrn
ipObl bebeutsnb penissr seipeisn iein.
u. B. r. duf bem SdIabtfelb 5uriid
unS mir ma6;su 250 @sFangene unS
.r6sutsten ie4s MafaiuenssIdise.
.Wir battn nit wleIinit Sis Srsi
II" Gti6iBs ,,rit5rt, bic uns geitsrn
in Si. siGnSs fieIen. Sic bsfanben ita
bintsr Der sipsttsr Seutiden aints
unS mir parsH pes.n beg b:ftisen
Geihabfsusrs ni6t i'm Stunbe, lie bis
innsrbaI6 uHIsrsr atnien gu bringsH.
3piiaeu 5OiFOns uuS Rbetms babta
mir ms4Rrs tIsiHs ansriffs abgsItIas
gen.
.Sn Der Champagne Bel WeiuI
iinO 1ruppen. bic BON ben 9eutT6en
Don ibrer 3ipsitsn einie nah ibrer .r'
fen se6-ddt purosn, pabrI9einIi6
tin siHsa stasriff ia nu4ea Soa aa,
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Qluf ber 6allippli Salb'
Sniel
6aber bic QItiirten eins
f8Dere Rie0erluge sr'
litten.

y UIt ~ !
f8pere RieoerlGge sr'
lttten.
Ronitdntinopel, 7. Sunt.
Die gluitrtsn iino Guf Der GaaipoIis
5at6iniel nit i4psrsn gerluitsn 5u'
riidaetri.ben porOen, pn aus elmer
pom UlOntag batirten Offi3ieaen Din
tiinbigung gu srIsben 1T. sic lnutst
tpis folst:
Die beftigen aGnpfe an Der SeO'
buI ga6r iJrOnt baben sinsn fir uns
giiuItigen gsrIauf senummen. Der
iFeinb purOe in iuiloer Jlu4t in istHs
fruRrsn gOiitiousn 5aridsstrisbsn,
na6Oem .r fs6r fapere gerIuIts srIIt'
ten bate.
ROD tstn. R.Ibuug Hbsr
bas 5orpebiren Der
nRebrastuu-.
Berlin Z. SUM. Die beuti5e Rss
eisrrng bat sugessbeH, baB Der gri'
ffite Dampisr ,GGispOHtOs" am 18.
gpril Don sinem beutiaeH llntsr'ss'
Boot irrt6amIi5er 0siie tOrpebirt unO
perf.ntt purSen f.i, urS bat fih bersit
srtldrt, ben GigsHthiimerH BEG SdtT'
f.g guti6aSigunS gu besablsn, oersn
S6be Don spsi satOsrftdnoissn, einsm
0eutften unb eiRsm Grieaer, feitges
iebt psrbsH ion.
BON Der Iaudboot Glottiue IT
npd teins mslsung ii6sr bus SprpeSi.
rem beg dmsritaniI6er Sompfets rNss
braston" .insstruff.U. Wan sIaubt,
bub ale unterieebocte, Die SamaIs
Srauben Darsn, iH3ptidsn nd5 ibrsr
Spsrationsbaiis suridgetebrt iinS.
Rebrere Der 9pots bsfaRbsn ii9 in Der
RG6e Der 9egsno, no bic rRs6rdsiGn"
anasariffsr purbs, absr tsiHs DON iba
uen BAT i&r sinsn 2lrsriff auf .iHeu
0ampfsr an Der Stsas unS gu Der
3eit MslbuHg eritattst, mann bic -gss'
brastdn turpebirt purbe.
Gin QIIiaHBoertrag 5Di'
i6sn 0.utfdIarS, DETER
REID urS RumdHisn
In 3raft.
aunSpn,7. Suni. Die fOIssnOs
SuutenSepsias 1T bier an Rontas
Don Berlin sinsetrDFfsn:
.0i. politif6en DistuFiOn.n in
gutareF. RumGnier, Habsn bic S9at'
fade ars ai6t sebradt, bdb elm fcrs
MEIER @ertrag spIi6en Ssiterrsit,
Deuti9lanS uub RumGnieu sriitirt
0ieIer 9ertrag, Der big sum SABRE
1920 in ardit III, regulirt bic Be3iea
bungen spiIben Sieien 2Gnbern uuo
OerpfIi6tst Rumduien. bab es i'm Sale
zines aries.s isins aaiirtsn niat an'
sretft.
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Sic SffenliOe miro auf Dem D oitliden
&riegsidauplat nit gro6cr Gnergie
fortgeiebt.
9tt 1imrlaro MIR in @alififn ori,t9fn Dir pf>t1
tbfn nn> Oftfrrfi1fr ,tt,aufbalttam uor.

baB Der tIsine britiIas 9ampfer star
Of tbe Deit" Don .insm bsutI8en In.
terisebOOt Osrisntt pOrben fsi. Die
gtiabung ipurbe bon einem anberen
Gii4.roumpfsr ua6 2t6srbstn sss
6radt.
au4 Der Gii4erSampfsr .2trctic" 1T
in Der Rorbiee DON einem beutI6en
llHttrieebOot bsrientt noroen. JiinT
Ndnn bon Der gsiabung purben ges
rettet, G6tr pier Wlnn purben DON
Dem 9ei4iiBieusr BEG Iau66ootss sss
t0ot.t, barunter Der a1pitdn oes Dam.
piers, BEN Der aopf abgsrifsn purbs,
dIs er bali, Elm Boot aus sIebeu.
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beitf6e @otf Iei segen bic ReaierunJ
unb bag 8olf 2lmeritas dufgsbra9t
uno our 3eit feisn auber Iol4en, bic in
SeutI4lano gs6oren iinb oOer DON eiltsi
gsnonberter beutI9en Glterr ubftams
men, psr9dltniBmGbig nur penige,
Mmeritdrer in 9eutIhlunb.
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Der O.it.rreid.r aHfdnst. b.ftis.r ~
perben. Don aonitantinopel Diro siu
ipidtissr Si,s Der Siir,en ii5.r bi.
aniirtM on Der fiiSIiaen Spiss Der
6alipoIi 5al6tIiel ssmeIbs..
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fsser artilerie 5uriidsetrieben NOR
ben.
rgei 8auquois baben mir, 8iebers
Dergsltuug ii6euO,, 6rsnnenbe GIiiiiigs
teitsn ii6sr bic feinbli6en Srd0en
ausgefprenst. Der Seinb antDortetc
barauf init einsm beftissn 8Ombarbts
ment.
9om ii6rigen Sbetl bsr 5ront 1T
ni8ts Reues 3u beri4ten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
Die HnHen im Nproen ,pie
im Ziiben geiAiagen.
Cine srobe ansabf &C.
fansene ben Dent den
mieber in Bite 5dHSs
aefd[lsu.

gefdlleH.
Berlin, Z. Suni. Ter am WloH'
tag BON ben glilitarhb0rben Osroiient'
Iiai. Offi;i.n. g.ritt iibsr oi. nsass
fen ereisnife auf BEN Hrlessi4au'
plab lauiti lpie folSt:
O.Flidsr arisgsi4auplas: Die
GransoIsn ma4tsn an Sountds Rd9s
miiias uHb gtbsnb abermaIs bsiiiSs
aneriffe auf bic iiibIi6.n 4bbdugs Der
gtRbSben Der Rotre Dame be aoutts.
Die ansriff, bra4sn aber untsr unis'
rem 5susr pollitGnbis sufammeu. @s:.
.srs 9srfuds zines 2ingriffs Ddbrsns
Der Ra9t tpurbsn iofori uHteroradt..
.am Montag WIorssn ma4ie Der
Jsinb .inen erfulslOieH aHsriff iiio'
5itli6 DON Ss6ui.rns, 0itli4 bon
OOun.n. Gi. admpfe iinb bort nod
i'm gaRse. Gin 2lnsriif Der GraHsoi.n
an Der lansen Grout Don NouItn'
SOus.spusSsni, nOro0itIi4 Don sOil.
Ions, purbe GUM sr5bisn a5sii iofort
abssf4lasen. gur on sinsm punit s.'
lang ss BEN Jeinb, unisr. aubsrsT
9rdben gu errsi4sn, um SersI g.iis
isst s.tampfi uirb.
.llnf,re poftiou 5ei Duuquois purs.
be an Sonntas aHgssriff.H. S6sIsiH
bic GranaOfsn uni.rs SrGbeI NIT ei'
nsr brsnuenbsn GIiiHisisit 6efprsngtsu.
sslaus .g ibnsn ui4i, iid uni.rr Grd,
ben gu bemd9tissn. Der Jsinb Durbt,
iebr srpbe gsrluii. erteibenb. in feline
gsri6an5uusn suriidgsirisben-
S.iili4er arisgsi4aupIas: sR0tos
Iirb Don auriaanp erspaus uHfsrs
aabantri. ben llebsrgans ii6er ben
Dinbau CLUB unof .iidte Sann in iibs
DiiIiGer Ri6iuns DOr. Siib6fIi4 bon
Rurto,pionp unS in Der gestnb bon
RanSDniti ma5t uHisrs SffsHiiDs CUTE
Gor.i5ritts. mir battu meter. 3340
Gsfansens s.md6t unb sebn Rai&i'
nsnssf9is. srOb,r.. siipIi4 BON
Tismsn finS ale GtiHb. DOm 5lubuf.r
psririst<n iporotn, Biz an bi. ainis
Don Solauiie Biz Sapier,ps!i.
Dom iiibSfli6sn ari.ssi4aupIas:
.MSbsub Der G9Ia4t.n Bel s]r5e
mpsI iinS 33.so5 stuHsn s.fcns,n s.s
HoHlmen ippresn.
.Sefili@ BON prssmssl riidsn bic
bsuti6 Siisrrsi6iIden gerbiinb.isn
iisgrib Dor. 81. babsn ben Gsinb in
Der RiGtuns auf DpsJnia. nore0hIi4
bon Moseista, suriideetrieben, Gin
9beiI Der aymx Sss Generals Don
ainiins.n Sat ben Snisitsr bel 3u'
tdDnd hptrl9filftn IND DIE am oflls
den lifer seles.ns qInb5bs i'm siurm
ssnpmmsn. Wsii,r fiiSIi4 III bic Der.
icIguus Bis an bic 9Opicasaaluss.
9OmassOiDee ainis for.ssIebt porStn.
JH bisfsr G,senb iinb peitsrs 1900
9tf1ngsn, eemd9t iprrbsn.
Iubsr bem lleberifrsiteH bss Gnies
Fer fsitsns Der Armse bss Gsn.rals
BON eirfinsen, bes bur9 sinsn S6sins
Gngriff auf 8uraipHn errsid1t iptirbt,
srransen bic s5iierreihtf4sn
Gruppsn AUDI .insn Gisg BET Hlus,, 40
MtiIsn flinSfli1 uOn DrotStsss, mo
tIs sisls Gsfangsns usa@isa.-
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|3ei 3r5empsf wuroen (eif oem 1. Suni
$4,000 2su0en sefangen genomnten.
Sic Mrntee oes @enerals pon @eijingen
bat bereits oen 9nteler iiberl6rittem.


~rf5H
NaHn
aIra
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1er fall bon Sembers
Tirb birnen aIrJsm er.
mdrtet.

9onbon. 7. SUM, Sep.iden aus
Wisn fas.n. bab aenrbsrs. bic Saupt.
itaSt Bcn gaIisi,n. Si, ii4 iest in
SdnS.n Der RuHsu befinbtt. in irsenS
.insm 2iussnbIid BON ben >b.uti6.
Oit,rrsidiftsn gsrbiinostsrt ssnommsn
perb,n iann. Gin. Dtpeid5e aus mi,n
idsi, baB bic Geit.rrsid.r nod 25
Rsilsn BON a,mb.rs entirHt feisu.
nibrenb anSws babin Iaut.u, Sab lie
iid Der 5tabt i4On BIB aaf issn Tlsi.
len gsnhbtrt tabsn
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No. 1876.
@etterb

Sir O9io unb Snbiaua: S9O'
nes gDetter am 8ienitdg unb Mitts
mod. 8drmer om Witttpo6.
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lInbcsriinnete 5nrd3t
9 detnt unter ameritdnt
Sourtfenin Deuti &
lamb an herrIher

Baf.l, S4peia, pia qaris. Z.
Suni. ameriianer, bic ieoo6 nur in
aerineer @naabl pom Seutitldno bier
siutreffen beI9rsibeu bic bort terrs
idsnben 3uitdnbs ala undugenebms
Fir ameritansr, neil aqentbaIbeu Be-
fiir9tuns sebsgt pirb. bab ariea spis
i6en Deuti1Ianb unS ben 8srsinisten
Stooteu atsbstasH iSnatl -Das
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3eppelim 9lnsrifT anf bic
englii6e 9hfte.
Ruiiif4er 2reussr Don
eiIsW llRtsriesbpot

Ruffif4r areussr Don
eiasm llRtsriss5oot
berieuit.
Berlin, 7. SUM. 2tuf bra5tIofsm
Wsss na6 SdppiGs, 9. ). Die fol.
s.nS. u,iters Offi3i.u. gstanntma'
dung ,purae bier Ua3rsuo Sss zases
.rIaiisn:
Gin osutftss uT:.rissboot bat an
4. Suni in Der Na5. sines Sitis.6a.
fsns ben ruffiiteH arsuser sfpsit.,
aIaFe ramur' in osu Gruub ssbobrt.
.Sn Der Ra6t oom 4. gum 8. SUM-
sriffsn S.utids WariHs 9uftitiif:
bic geisfiisuHgen al Der Wiinbuns Der
5umber. an Der Gi;tiifte bon England,
unS ben 5afsn guo bas Warint.
etabIifsmeHt DOH 9aripi4. in GTsy.
fsbr srfolsrei5 an gs tpurbsn uieI.
9ombsn ssfalsuosy: unb es fanSen
eine sanss @H5abI BON erplOiionsn
itntt. Cine bsiOHous Rftise Ggplo.
iion fanb itait, natSsm Elm Gas. rSer
S.Ibebdlser .ypIoSir: mar. Gs uurSsn
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-13
VAST STEEL WORKS
 EXPECTED TO HELP
 AUSTRALIAN TRADE

Sydney. Australia July 13-An iron and steel works, representing an out lay of over $7,0O0.O0o has just been opened at Port Waratah, near New castle. New South Wales, by means of which Australia hopes eventually to become indep pendent of foreign coun- tries in the matter of iron and steel.
 The opening of the new plant was regarded as an event of great inn portance in the industrial history of the country and was made a formal occasion at which speeches were made by a number of distinguished men. The works are located at the outlet of the collieries which are probably the biggest in the southern hemisphere.
 Port Waratah is to become the center of other industries allied to the manufacture of iron and steel pro- duets. The iron ore for the mills will come from Iron Knob, half way across the Australian continent, where deposits carrying 6S per cent. of a metallic iron are sufficient to last for many generations.
 All the machinery in the works is of American mage and about 50 work men from the United States are en- gagged, chiefly for training the AustraI- dan workmen in modern methods of steel making.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-13
Denies Collision
 Alleged By Former
 Bridgeport Woman

Charles Francis Kehoe, formerly a ladies' tailor of Fifth avenue, New York, divorced in 1910 by Dorothy M Kehoe, who lived on West Way in this city and in the Stratfield hotel, filed an answer in the supreme court yes terday to a suit brought by Mrs. Ke- hoe in April to set aside her decree n the ground that it was obtained by colIusion. Mrs. Kehoe was the widow of William F. PaImenberg. of J. Pal menberg & Sons. manufacturers of clothing fixtures, when she married Kehoe, and inherited an estate of $500 O00 from her first husband.
 She charged in her present suit that Echoes influence over her was so great that after he got possession of her fortune he induced her to divorce him on evidence provided by herself, saying that after he had been free for a time he would mary her again. Kehoe in his answer said there was no co11usion and alleged that in 1910 his wife started suit to set aside the l decree and then withdrew it. which led him to believe that she acQuiesced in 1 the divorce action. In 1911 he was
 married to Evelyn Dean of Greenwich l Conn, he said, and a son was born tc
 them two years ago..
 Il Ka11oe alleges that after his second
 marriage his first wife congratulated 1 him and told him she hoped he would be much happier than hefwas with her
 For theseereasons he asks that the suit
 be dismissed.
 Mrs. Kehoe has many acquaintances
 here and her divorce action attracted much interest.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-13
THAW CONFIDENT, PLANS AUTO TRIP
 WHEN RELEASED

New York, July 19.-Dr- Austin, Flint, the first of the states alienists to tes- tify in the sanity trial of Harry K. sThaw, was still under cross-examina- ,tion by Thaw's counsel today. When court adjourned yesterday he was be- ing questioned to his reasons for his belief that Thaw is now insane. It was expected that several hours would be devoted today to this line of ein- quiry and to a discussion of the form of paranoia he said Thaw is suffer ing,
 The state had one or more aHenists to testify before the evidence in rebut- tai should begin. Counsel for both sides hoped that the case would be in the hands of the jury by tomorrow.
 Thaw spends most of his time while in court selecting the route of the au- tomobile trip he hopes to take to the Panama Pacific Exposition if set free
 John B. Stanchf1eldd chief counsel for Thaw, closely questioned pr. Flint today, regarding constitutional 1nferi- ority. A hospital report was read to the jury showing that Is out of 20 such cases Recovered
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-13
300 cARRANZA TROOPS LAND
 AT YABADAs TO GARRISON

Douglas, Ariz., July 13.-A wireless message received today at Agua Prieta stated that 300 Carranza troops were landed at Yabadas, Sonora. near the mouth of the Mayo river, on Friday, from the gunboat Guerrero now block adfngs the port of Guaynnas. The mes sage said the troops would garrison this rich agricultural section and ex- pected later to be reinforced for a rnovem ent north.
 The United States military authori- ties have reported that several hum dred Mexicans crossed the interna- tiona1 border Sunday night on their way from the NCarranza, garrison at Aguag Prieta. According to some of the officials, it is said that General Gales, Carranza commander at Agua Prieta, is planning a movement against the Villa forces which are row sur rounding the town.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-13
PTOMAINE CAUSES
 3 DEATHS; 60 ILL
Federal and State Inquiry , Begun-Conn. Restau
 rant Involved.

Westerly, R. l., July 1s.-Federal and state authorities have begun a rigid Investigation of the causes lead ing to the ptoma1ne poisoning epi= dernic as the result Of which three deaths have occurred and nearly 60 persons have been made i'll. The restaurant in which the supposedly fla tai pies were eaten is in Connecticut and one of the dead was a resident of Rhode Island. The situation has assumed an interstate aspect and both common wea1ths will take it up. An inquest on the deaths of MT. and Mrs. Francis T. Brightman. of Stopington, two victims of the poison, will be held by town officials Wednesday morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-13
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