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The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17

Miss Edna Evans was hostess at very delightful dinner on Sunday last, given at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. W. Evans on Tenth avenue near State street. An All Alaska dinner wss served and the
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17

Mrs, E. Baker of Ellensburg, Washington was a passenger on the Jefferson and will visit with the family of MT. A. J. Baker. Mrs. Baker was called north by the ill- ness of her sister-in-law, Mrs. George Brown.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17

Judge John R. Vim of Juneau, is a Skagway visitor this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17

Mrs, Guy McNaughton and her son James were round trippers on the City of Seattle. Mrs. McNaugh- ton is the wife of Guy McNaughton, cashier of the B. M. Behrends bank of Juneau, and she and her son were on a pleasure jaunt to Sitka and Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17

Mrs. William Fisher and her son Master Rex, spent the week end at Log Cabin hunting and fishing.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17
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Miss Marian Lois Drake of St. Paul, Miun. and Pasadena, Cal, is i'll town for visit, and will make her home at tho Pullen House.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17
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The moving picture shows have been well patronized this week by the sightseers, specially by those coming from the interior country.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17
WEEK IN SOCIETY

This-SaturdGy-afternoon the ladies and gentlemen started a tournament of doubles at the w. P. tennis club.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17
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MT. and Mrs. L. H. Johnston have nameed their little daugh- ter Fern. The middle name is still under discussion.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17
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MT. l. L. SeaYers of Whitehorse, is ill town visiting with friends
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17
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Among the medical profession Of Detroit, Michigan, making a north ern trip on the City of Seattle, were pr. and Mrs. c. S. Burgess, cousins cf Senator J. NJ. Tanner of Skag- way. After their return from the trip to the Summit, Dr. and Mrs. Burgess visited with the Tanner family till the time for sailing.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-17

Mrs. Carl Larson and children Mrs. William Bunting, Mrs. N. Han son and her children, went to Clifton on Wednesda.' for an out ing and berrypicking. Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Bunting returned home the same day, but Mrn. Larson re mained until Thursday.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03
WESLEY BARACA NOTES.

Our new teacher, Mrs T. j. Ham
by, was with us for the first time
last Sunday. In a few, but earnest
words she accepted the leadership
of the Glass. These words made
every member feel the sincerity Of
her purpose.
The Wesley Barracks have organ
lied quartette to be known as the
Baraca Quartette. It's members are
all Methodist Baracas. They are
Messrs Beyerle, Cowan, Northcutt,
and Lewis. Next Sunday this quar-
tette will give a short musical pro-
gram. On each succeeding Sunday
they will contribute to the Sunday
morning program, and will also be
on hand whenever the Barracks take
part in any kind of entertainment.
The attendance last Sunday was
excellent, and from now on it is ex-
pected that the attendance will in
crease as we have secured a regular
teacher, and have a good plan for
future Sunday morning exercises.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03

Miss Eloise Barnes will go. to Fort
Valley to teach school.
We have what you want in Meats.
Benson & Son. Phone 140.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Smith an
nounce the birth of daughter.
Cedar Oil mop only Csc at Faw.s
Mrs. Ella Scarboro left for Mem
phis, Tenn, last Friday to visit her
sister Miss Scudder.
Mrs. W. R. Turner and Miss Laura
Mayes have gone to Catoosa SPRING
to spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Roberts are at
Mrs. Waddell's again after trip to
Atlantic Beach, Fla.
We do the best repair work in
town. Marietta Shoe Shop, 1912
Washington Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Commerford
will take one of Miss Olive Flaws
cottages on South Cole street.
Miss Olive Faw, Miss M. C. Thomas
and Miss Elizabeth Faw visited Miss
Daisy Crisler in Canton last week.
Miss Annie Wadden will be at
home with Mrs. w. ]. Mallard in At
lanta after the middle of September.
Mr.. Maraett, of Atlanta, has been
in charge Of the Mcclure store dur
ing Mr.. Anderson's visit to Green
vile.
Mrs. Thomas Charlton, of savan-
nah, and Miss Ellen Howell, of New
York, are visiting their sisters and
brothers here.
Mrs. j. R. Greer is spending this
week in Jasper where she will go to
join DR.. Greer as soon as she can get
q house there.
DR.. w. A. Grove and family are in
his summer cottage at Greenwood I'M
til the completion of his elegant
brick residence.
A we'll known no-cotton farmer
brought some big pears, red apples
and delicious little plum peaches last
Friday to decorate our fruit basket.
Mr.. Cliff Hatcher, Jr., and his
guest, Mr.. LaLaugh Leigh, of Jack
sonville, Fla, have returned to At
lanta after spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hatcher.
Mr.. Henry w. Williams, of Brook
Ign, N. Y, former newspaper man
of Atlanta, called to see us last Fri
day He was with Mr.. Carter on the
News in Atlanta but is now with q
paper in Brooklyn.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03
A FAMILY REUNION.

Mr.. M. A. Griggs, who lives two
miles from town, complimented his
relatives with a watermelon cutting
and delicious dinner last Sunday
The family numbers thirty-three and
there were 26 of the number present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Griggs and all
OF their children were there also IA
of their grandchildren, there were
absent two of the daughters-in-law
and five of their grandchildren Mr..
Griggs at whose home the reunion
was held is a successful truck farmer
and raises fine vegetables and melons
for sale.
When he was baby during the
war his young mother used to carry
him in her arms and walk seven
miles to her fathers home. This
eldest son now takes his mother over
that road in his automobile so swift
ly and comfortably where she walked
slowly and YEARLY so years ago.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03
A WATERMELON PARTY.

Mrs. w. L. Richardson had her lit
tie nephew, Henry Manning, to spend
last week with her and on Wednes-
DAY invited Thomas and Burwell No
Ian, Robert and William Gilbert, CO.
lin Smith and Robert Fowler TO
spend the afternoon.
They played ball and make be-
iieYe circus in the barn ard had figs
from the trees, watermelons, ice
cream and cake. In a word-makiag
contest from W-a-t-e-r-m-e-l-o- n
Thomas Nolan made 6S words and
won a big watermelon. Robert
Fowler made 62 and Robert Gilbert
55. Mrs. Richardson enjoyed the
party as much as the boys did.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03
MEssRs. NAMES GONE FISHING,

Mr.. Bill Hames and his brother
D. c. have gone to Whitfield county
tc soend two weeks fishing in the
Connasaga River Their great, great
grandfather, John Hames, who was
a major in the Revolutionary war
was buried in Murray County in 1860
and his grave was transferred to the
National cemetery here in 1912. His
wife was a sister of gallant Sergent
Jasper whose monument stands IN
Savannah.
MIR. Bill Hames recently bought
the sword carried by his ancestor,
John Hames, through the war of
the revolution from Mr.. r. S. Knox,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03
A CARD OF THANKS.

| take pleasure in thanking my
many patrons for their liberal pat
ronage in the past. You will now
find me in my new quarters over H
A. Wards store; entrance, stairway
between Wards store and Sans drue
store, where l am ready to serve you
better than ever heretofore.
Very truly,
VIM. CORRAL, The Tailor.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03

the eccentric old man, who confess
ed to being over so years of age and
is supposed to be much older, who is
now seeking his Sth wife. Mr..
Knox had been in possession of the
revolutionary sword 60 years. Mr..
Hames cherishes this relic with a
sentimental reverence, although it Is
a rusty blade now, for what it means
to him.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03
NIGHT SCHOOL.
BOYS, TAKE NOTICE !

The fall session of the night class
begins at 8 p. m. Tuesday Aug. 31st
at THE Little Red School House,
301 Roswell St. A practical course
of instruction designed for boys and
young men who work during the day.
Terms reasonable. Olive E. Faw,
Principal of ''The Little School on
the Corner"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03
THE WAGE FARMERS FRIEND.

We pay when you are disabled and
can't work. u Get policy today. See
Bill Kuhnen representing Interstate
Life and Accident Co.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03
NOTICE.

Represent party who has $240O.0O
which he desires to lend for IL
months on well improved farm Land.
FRED MORRIS.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-03
SOCIAL AND Personal
AIRS. CARRIERS PHONE : BUSINESS PHONE
e $40 e : = 1S e

IsIepbcne Msws for this PAGE 10
mrs. Garter.
PHONE $40
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gineinnati. II. OttOber.

2lbtie 3. WiIts an Jrant $. aun
tel. Got 3 in 6. 6. 5optins briiisl
llnierabtb.iluns in glortpoOb (Stsuel
81 81.
Sarrp @ebmsr an petsr SO. Durr.
125 Eel $50 SUB an Der glorbfsits
Der SliDer Gtrabs 500 Sub fpeitlif)
Der Sprinsfi.IO pite in Wpomins
(Steuer SOC 81.
Sohn Cling an Serman Cling, 80
Bel 125 Sub on Der Siti.ite Der Osrs
ter gpenue in arlington peigbis
(Stsuer $3).
Ssrman Cling an Sobn Cling. fiinf
Sabre pa4tredt duf 80 BEL 125 SUB
an Der SftIeits Der Derter 4penue fir
cine idbrli6e Wiet6e bon $152.50 nit
9lntaufspripilegium in S0be bon
$3050.
Clifford g. gapbolt an Wlaria
Sheuplein, 100 BEL 121.50 Sub an
Der Weitfeite Der ssranees Ipenus IN
Gbepiot. (Stsusr 81 81.
pbilip R,nner an Mtar Stebenfelb,
35 bel 187 Sub an Der ylorbieite Der
Warner Strabs, 332 Tub peitli4 Der
Rarine Strabe (steuer 81 81.
aouis 9rseis an Ulilbreb o. Rid
Ter. 30 Bel 1875 SUB an Der Siibieife
Der puIlan 9Osnue, 200 SUB peiili9
Der Chambers Strabe in gumminss
billie (Steuer $4.50) 81.
Carrie Gidmann on Senrb 20.
Gdmitt. % bei 100 sSuB on Der @eft-
ieite Der Seffcrion Mpenle 5fpiIhen
Gorrp nnb Charlton Strabe (Stsuer
&.50 81.
Marearetb gernins an Stnrp
Roellertug 7 lei 147.69 suB all Der
Siiofeiie Der WlcMiIlan @trdbc, 1867
OF CUB ipeitli6 pon einer 16b SUB
pripaten Roab CSteuer 50e) 81.
5dttie piper an Milliam Darrell,
Got 80. / in Warn 3. DoipIing's linz
ts1abtbsiIung tn GlsptS 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
TnIandilbs na6ri0tsi,.

-Rbeiniide Raib bate
90 ut b. GbgIeid er sebn lebenoe
ainber iein eieen nennt, fiibIte lid
bod, Der go Sabre alte 5armer Sobn
Siaife aug gpiiIanti, u, o.. obne Sc.
benssefdbrtin einiam uno 70 beihIob
er, nad ieinef friiberen SeinIatb aiii
ole 5reite 5ii reiien uno iit bort elm
bolbes 0tGgbelein sur 0eridnerung
ieines lebensabenbs 81 bolen. uno
es geborte Der gnn5e Wiiitb einer rbei.
niifef Maio oa3r, Inn bic Sabrt
nnd Den iInbefanilten &egionen bii
iinternebmen. Die 81 Sabre alfe
g(nna Hoeier aus aobIer3 fanb bieien
Wutb nnb Ionete ipoblbebnIten in
@egIeitung bes Sreiers nit 6ent
9nnlpfer sSenig SlnD" on. Sri.
9foeier ipiirbe fir bic ssn. iiiittion be.
tinirt, oamit Der 5aa aild ms rid)-
tise aidt geiteIlt iperoe, iporiiber Der
ungeouIoige 5reier iebr erboft fpar,
oenn er iDcIlte iofort NIT SRI. gloeier
abreiien. Ga5u ipar6 ibm erit am
nahiten Gag Gelegenbeit, iindbem
oas WldbHen Der siaiiition crfIdrt
bate, oaB fie gerne bereit iei, in oen
ibr Don @ntfe gereidten GbeapfeI al
beibeh. Ger geitreter Der 9eiitiden
@eieuidoft iorste onfiir, oab 6as
Pnor getrnlt miir0e, iporauf iie Die
@eiie nad DpiiInnti antraten.
Su6en mad perborges
mem 9 Dot. Die q3oliasi Der Buns
'sts4ausssaat iatlssi mad Disstus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12

Midael WpIf an Bremen str. g.
unb B. so. $1,000.
3. 5ebel all Gnterpriie y. nnb y
u. SO. $500.
MiIbrcb q. Rihter an Yrigbton
@erman 8anf SO. $1,000.
Senrp 80. S4mitt oil @loria Y.
unb y. so. $2700.
Do. an Carrie Gihnann $500.
SoIepb gilnale an Societa b'nnto'
he 5ratelIan3a Sialiand $775.
Bernard @plter an Niami 3oipn+
lbip 3, unb 6. 50. $3.50.
g(nna aueb an 3. y. Simon $500
9is5ie ". perrp an z. Wdrb =. uno
8. 50. $500.
ai55is q. perrp an Ssrbert 6. gya'
douo 5000.
Sulia 5els an Soutbern Obio 6.
unb 3. So. 500.
,sobn 3. Callahan on Sonthern
Obio 9. unb 3. 60. $2500.
Carl 9. Gulbertion an Wiami 9.
une &. 60. $2400.
Wlarn 6. Gul6ertfon on Wiihdel
Weiness, S4O0.
grisba 6. Mpor. on g. Weier
$500.
Rarp +. Ramiep an Gitp Saa 8.
uno .. go. $40O.
ai,3ie Gibsns on DO. $400.
Do. an Warp g. Ramfsp 1915.
Morp S. Ramisp an Rabel y.
Sa[cran S275.
1aura SsGrisls an Carthage g.
unb 9. u. $500.
@eorse 6. @arber on Soutbern
Sbio 6. uno 3. SO. $100.
5bomas 6. Whihmpre an SuIia
6. Riharbs 500.
CHARLES 6. gobnert an gosmopo'
Titan .. unb g. So. $1,000.
Grace >. Wbite an Wiilforb 3. unb
6. so. $1,000.
G,sOrae R. Sobnfon an gsnss W.
Wlpore S225.
Gbriitof Sdromrnef an Weittpooo
Somsiteab SO. $500.
Sarrp g. 5rduman an Spring
9arbtf q. unb 6. so. $2750.
Senrp 81. g(uiterman an 8lenn 9.
unb g. so. $4,000.
Sarab 8raham an pepples q. unb
g. so. S2452.92.
SOiepb Mater an s. 6. gisss
$500.
Gabbie Gtubbs an Tapsrs 3. eoos
per S240.
Warnsr g. Suffner on Wefi Rors
ipoob 3. unb g. 60. $1,000.
Getilste 5ppOt4eten.
Wm. WiIien on Bseiman ct. 3.
unb 8. so. $500.
Wli6asI @olf on Souibern Obio 6.
unb Z. 60. $1,000.
2puiia 9. Gen an Grnit citation 6.
lmb y. Co., $500.
Geo. 6eber an bo. $1,000.
Sobu g. Ne2ar.n an Sas. 5eabp
$500.
Rate Wlspers on Sampion o. unb
9. 60. $1,000.
Carrie llnri6 an S.,sS. Dcno0an
S160.
Do. on Senrn ). Duenisr s6s.
Soi. @isuaIs on 2ena SpIbimitb
SITS.
sferbinanb W. geIb.nbed an
griabton germaN gant $1100.
Wotn q. Sarrsa an Miami SEDns
ibip 9. unb 6. Go. $500.
katherine airton an Woob5urn
elpt. 6. unb 9. 60. $500.
mlarp r. Ramisb an Raa.I g.
soalIoran $1,000.
elizabeth glume an Wefiern SiGs
3. g. unb 9. 60. $4,000.
Sol. 3. Seller an StOd yarbs Q.
unb 3. 60. $500.
2aura 5eIIrisle an Carthage 9.
unb 8. u. $500.
Gheitsr u. grod an G6arl,s asps
pert $500.
Sba 3spf an WObatpt a]lae 6. unb
3. 60. $1,000.
Wlaria 8. Stuub on MeitpOob Sos
meitedb SO. $1,000.
qlnnabsl glaipfOn an gbarIes Coos
per S1O22.
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bic 9efdrdnfuns peri0nli9er 5reibeii
unb bin niAt ba, Inn meinen Willen
Oeinen 2aunen Su interlperfen."
3prn unb SdmerS fGmpften in
Metas 9ruit; Tie fiiblte, bab Der @as
ds elm @nbe sema6t fperben mubte.
SbreGrreeune niebertdmpfeno, sipdna
iic iid gu elmer rubigen gntiport:
Die 2iebe forbert OFFER bon Bel.
rem Seiten. 2eauber, iie iii tein
Sder3, tein Spiel fir ainoer!"
,8as tit cine Weisbeit, bic na6 ben
9(nid)auungsn bes Serrn Alieiors
idmedt unb Dem On iie pielIeidt mad,
Ipridit", entgesnete 2eanber beftis.
Metas Wdnsen rotbeten iid. rMog
Iein. 9lber lpenn er berniinftiger
bsntt ais 9u. 10 BAIT Su nift bas
'Rs6t, ibn gu ihmGbeu. Sprid)t bod
au9 aug Dir cine anbere Stimme als
in ienen Sagen, ba mir uns tcnnen
lernten!"
sd badlte mir, bdB Ou i'm pers
tbeibiaen piirbeit", periebte er ipDts
tiid. nSeine 9lnIpislunscp, bic ipabrz
i6tinlih elmer ebrenpertben 5rau aels
ten IrQen, beriibren mid nid1t. ST
tann meine SanblungaipciIe i.ber5eit
pertreten unb meine Snoibibualitdt
bringe i'd niemanb gum Spfer."
Meta ersriif pI0blia feline 6anb.
sd babe did niht bierbsr gebctsn,
aeanber, lin nit Dir Al itreiten", ,
iaate lie pci6. ~.Die rielen Worte
fiibren an tein 3iel; LAB uns iurs
icin. Rod .einmal fraee ih Did:
rBiGit 9u Dpn Der 9splanten 5our
abiteben - lin meinetlpillen2"
2eonber 5Oeerte einen QugentIid;
er fiiblte, bub bic Gntifcibuns nabt,.
Damn iuete er feit uno entidlofeu:
sd lam nidt.4
Sp ipeib i'd, baB Du mid ni6t
mebr Iiebf." Sbre Stimm. bsbte, fie
prsbte Die !5anb aufs Ser5, IN oem
Der turse @liidstraum itarb.
Gan iudts naf elmer Grlpiberung,
ober iie Iicb ibn nift ipreden. Rein,
iage nifts anberss. Gs mare cine
2iias limb mir pollen ipenisiiens nit
bsm Sspubtiein iheiben, oab mir
pabr 9escneinanber eefpeen iinb."
,Sbeioen". iuieberbolte er bumpf,
.mub es benn ieina"
.Sa, es mub iein, bon benz qusens
bid an. no mir unfers 5auIfung err
tannt bdben."
naOnnen mir benn mid. iuenigiiens
Jrsunoe bleiben2"
Rein, snteesnete Wsta feit, .lpas
Qiebe mar, lam ME mebr sSreunblhaft
iperbsn. glIs sSreunbin miibte i9 Did
ipornen Dor bem Derbsrten, bds On
nidt ie6en .piIlit. unb in has Ou
blinolings itiirSsu tuirit, iptnn iene-"
sd iebe. bab DiiI rsd: bait. uns
terbrad 9ap iis talt, .es lam teine
Jrsunbfdaft geben Sfuifden Wann
unb Weib, nur 2isbe - Dber Der
s.Fen."
rJa. @ersefIen" fprad Wsta nit
eriiidter Stimme uub i9ritt langfam
oem Souie gu.
Ginen glue.nblid mar es Gan, als
Oh sr ibr nuditiirSen IolIte - tpie Der
9srSpeifelnbe, ben isin SdubenseI
3iirnsnb perIaFen nil. - Meta. ipons
ie sr rufen, gsb. nidt bon mir. id -.
ba tOnte goras metolIiffcs 4afsn,
ibrs beitridenb tlunspolIe Siimme bon
Der Strabe feriibsr. Sic iebrte sben
nit Der Wiribin BON benz JoreIenbd9
,uriit unb ging bart an ber 2aube
uorbei. Der 9idter bislt ii9 iiia,
nber nie cine feurigs, berauidsnbe
Muiit balltsn bieis 2aute In feinem
leioenihaftsrfiiIItsn Ser5en na4 -
lnb Wetd mar Oerfdipuntsu. -
(TprtIehlIud fclnt1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
GefbHironie.

Strr (su einem ssbsiIisn arieaer):
~0lauben Sic. bab Gie s5br Gbtf
ipieber in ben Dienit itslltn tpirb. ba
Sic iebt 70 f9Iedt auf ben siibsn
tpegi5nnsn2"
SnDalibe: .9lbsr UNI 70 msbr, benn
id bin ia aaifirsr. uu6 ba Tam Id
isBt ni4t 70 i4ntn burdbrsnnsnl.
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(GOriisBuus frlst.)
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&c iitbIi6.

5ausfrau: lin Sbnen bic ipeiter.
Wibe gu eriparen: ue6ermOrgen iibers
iiebelit mir na6 Samburg".
8etfler: .Das ma9t ni9ts, bas
fperb' i'd iofcrt meinem bortisen 81
liallsittr bepei6iren!"
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g d. | a II.

sd fpiinifte, i9 tpiibts ben Srt,
pp ib NAL iterben perbe. 500 W1art
tbdi' i6 brum seben, fpenn mir Sc.
mdnb bas iagen tonnte!"
rWo5u fpiait Du bios bas pihen2"
IRA, fe9r einfa4! Dort gings id
ME biH!"
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Gin Qbet.

5rau a.: .Sdau'u g. bas III bier
bas Siiid Jsib. bas mein Mann ge.
pa9tsi inb aueepflan5t bat.
Grau g.: so. 70. ma, ba ipers
ben sic absr bisies Sabr bilIisss dc.
miife bdben!1
Gral a.: .Gldubsn q bas IA net,
ipenn Sic piibten. ipie bisl mdn Qlls
tsr BEL btr unesuohuisn alybit DE.
irsvisE bstl
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uSeisentbums. Sspstbsfex
ReueSppOtbsfem

TtH Z y y UI 9tItW
elusait q: G3maI3isaH ar Settle
q. Shmid $946.
Wathias Wogner an IL. @arb ..
unb g. go. $500.
grani GDap an Tslta 8. q. 90,
$500,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
Feel Young Again
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LAX opens the bowels; their action
Is gentle yet positive, never accom-
panied by gripping or pain. One at
night will give positive relief. GER
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receipt of price. CURTIS CHEMICAL
CO., lit e. gath ST., NEW YORK
PRICE. 10c,z 25c. soc. Ono at night
aaakes you right
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
RHEUMATISM
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

proud. Even in physical attractions
she was not wanting, and strangers
seeing her decked in costly rainent
and jewels envied Gerald Trask his
consort. Her face told nothing of the
inroads which her husbands success
sion of sights and insults, combined
with infidelities, had made. on her
spirit.
For the sake of the childrerI"--oh
potent justification of how many pa
tient women!-she had borne with him.
But tenight-somehow tonight was diff
ferent Her soul was consumed by a
burning desire to know who 1.-The other
much Whoever she was she was but
the latest of long line. But Joan
Trask was insistent this time. He was
her lawful husband, and he must come
out into the open.
AS soon as Glover was out of earshot
she turned to Trask.
"GeraId, who is this woman?'' she
asked
''Oh, what woman?" The words were
drawled out in tome which might
have betokened WEAKNESS of either
body or spirit.
1.-THE one who called up awhile ago.
Trask put his hands into his trousers
pockets and rose, stretching. "Say,
aren't you done with that yet? I told
you don't know" he replied
She persisted. ''You do know!9
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

The American line steamer St
Louis arrived in New York from Liv-
erpool with 100000 in gold sover-
.eigns..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
CHAPTER v.
A Wife Aroused

~ HERE was contempt, express
4 and implied, in the manner in
SNSSf which he turned toward the
la1 door But the Only re Nv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

The new batt1eship Nevada. will be
commissioned some time in January.
She will be commanded by Captain
W. s. Sims.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
Capt. @. E. TooKER

Will Run Daily Except Sunday
Leave Port JEFFERSON $500 A. NJ.
Leave Bridgeport. $500 p. M.
Single Fare 75c; returning.Round Trip
Ticket, 81. Good any time during the
season. Children between g and IL
years, half fare. Special Excursion
Tickers, good to return same day only,
from Rort JEFF eFson every Friday, fare
soc. Automobile transportation given
careful attention. For further i1lfor-
nation address GEO. M.TOONER,A gt.
Bridgeport or Port Jefferson. Time
table subject to change without notice
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

XMAS ROPING AND WREArHS OF
LAUREL
JOHN RECK q SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
= G-s READY.

With five submarines on the ways
and preparations being made to lay
down three more, the Lake Torpedo
Boat Co. expects to have a busy win
ter and summer. The G-3, which
has been in the yards under commits
sion of the United States government,
is now said to have many improves
ments in equipment and will probably
be launched on Thursday.