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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Quliiemm in Sereitihatt.

Sic Mllf9dbe, bns Sbicagoer Coli
iclim fir Den am 7. Slni 3u erDffncn>
ben rcpublitoniid)cn National >aonpcnt
vin Screitid)uit 5u ieben. lit pollcnDct.
Sas rieii9e @ebdibe, meld)es II, 125
Siee fir Die Selegnten, lire Stcllpcre
.a-trctcr unb bns Tmblitum entbdlt, lit
a.fertig. Sic Heoncrs Sribiinc mno Der
.s>uciI crridtete @ulton, lpclder lpeitere
iBe bietet. baben Iogdr idIon ihrcn
~Mnltrit erbulten uno Ieocr Stubl,
q. itebt auf ieinem EluB. Sic Sctora>
tionen pcrocn crit ueni9e Gage Dor
Ser groffming bea apnpentea an9es
brnd)t, INN linen elm moglid)it friid]es
Iusichen gu bcmabrcn. ,Sn3rpiitcn
itcbt Der Mieienbau Tag nm Naft CUR
%oriiht gcgen Seucrsgeiabr inter
poli5eilidcr Sepahung.
yilr Die Staot Chicago itcacn lid,
Die Soften Der @eidnifung eines pirs
bigen 0otals fir Den republifaniiden
Natipnal saonpent nuf ctpd $4,000,
bdfiir gcltcn Die @orbcrcitlrngen abcr
audi als %9lon3enbcr, ul5 iir jebc
Gbnlite friibere @%elegenbcit unb bas
Icroienit bafilr lpirb in eriter Clinic
Dem Sol. William i. Stone ans
Baltimore, Sergennt snt sNrm5 Oes
Tatipnals &omite5 5%ugeibriebcn. mcls
dem Die Gorge in eriter &inic iiberz
tragcn ipproen lit. Wenige Gage nab
DER l%lcbernabne bec Goliieums am
%. Wai, ma Sol. Stone nit leiuen
Yldnen I'M Ncinen mn mlebrere bum
bert Nrbeitcr iporcn nit ibrer Iusiiibs
ring beidditigt. %or alien 9in9en
III cine Ibtbcilun9 bon 700 Siben
llnb Yulten fiir Die Tcrtreter Der
Yreile gnn5 neu geihnfien INN iiir Die
9eauemlid)feit Der ~3cituugslcute in
jeber Se3icbung Gorge getra8en nor
ben. Sm llebrisen lit iiir a%Isrcid)enoc
Su9dn9e 81 alien Sbeileu bes @es
bduoe5 9eior9t unb %beionoere breite
3uadnge fiibren 81 Dem 9crdnmigen
Sclepbons unb Sclcgrnpbcniaul I'M
0aicnlent bes Goliieum Nnmeres, wo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Mrdaulusiihe Tunne.

Surd] 3uial purbe an Dem alien
oSnoian WounO" bel @anbn, fiinf
Ieilcn lpeitlid bon @bmorbspillc.
Su.. Elm idcinbnr aus prdbtiiori'den
3eiten ltnmmenbcs Stelett bloSgcs
le9t. 9omit mar Der Semeis 8elics
iert. bab oieicr ~Wouno" in @irts
liffeit Elm inpianiid)er @rabbilgel iii.
ip0brcnb man bel Den mciitcn Der
nrtigen Sil9eln bae mur anuimmt -
Scitpcm lit in Die Seipobner Der
gan3en @c9enb Elm unbe6dbmlbarer
SorihungSorang Seiabreu. Sdnns
renlpeiie tanlcn lie aus G%bparospile,
@anba unb Nlton bcrbeigeitromt. 81
&agcn. 5u SuB uno I'M autonlobil
mn Scber nit cinem @rabideit be
paiinet. So5 Mciultnt Der pereins
ten Inltrcngrnaen mar, naB Sons
ncrstug Der p%crgnngcncn &pd)c an
ole 100 Eclectic blus9eleat nurpcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
S1ird,aucrt ben Sentiment in iiebcn
Sagcu.

.Sdl mud)tc sic Sour bon Sun
Srnncisco nnd 9iem Nprf IN ied,s
Sn9ell, 6cbn Stunocn ulo uclInunos
fiinf6iH @iuutcn", crflGrte Nobert
Snmnlonb, meldlcr am 20. Wai nm
1:45 llbr Nud]inittu9s in cfnenl
ihmuebebcdten Nntpnlpbil in Ncm
g)orf eintraf.
~Gns lit mebr ais % Weileu per
Stunoe". benlcrtte Senlanh ans Der
Die Gar umbrGngeuOen Wcn9e.
@ie Nerr 6nmnonD ertldrt. lpiiroe
CT Die Sour in fiini mn cincm bulbcn
Sa9e gemndlt bnbcn. penn ibn nidlt
5lpei llnfGlle 5ugcltoBen mdren. Sieie
Sabrt iibertriift Die tilr3lid,e Meforbs
tuur o e. Is. Snter, pelher BON
Sos Nn9eles nad Ncip 0prf i'll iieben
Sagcn. II Stunben mn So Winutcn
fubr. nm nlebr ais ciucn Gag. @ater
le9te 1881 Wcilcn 5uriid, pdbrenb
Die bon 0nmnlonb 5urildgelegte
Strcdc 3,941 @cilcn betrug.
6err Sammunb crfldrtc iid) bereit,
iebe Tbuie iciner bcmcrfenslperthen
Sabrt untcriuhen 81 la'ien. Die bon
ibm benilBte Gar III Elm empire Gbuiiis
pom regllldren Eager nit elmer 9tcnns
farpiierie. Or maft iid nnbeiifig,
bic Miidfabrt bel 9utcW Mctter III
runb fiinf Sogcn alts5uiiibreu, unb
piferiert cine Wette nm $4,000. bnB
er irgenb %Sennnoen alf ciner &etts
fubrt alicr burd zen Sentiment iflus
gen peroe.
Tpn Den obcn crlpdbntcn l1nfIllcn
trll9 iid Der cine nit 212 S%tunbcn.
Muientbnlt III Gbnmbcrsburg, va, no
CT Die Seite einea @crge5 b%inabrolltc,
Der dnocrc nit einltiInoi9er Yer
ipdtung III Sort Wnpne 81.
nWcinc Noute", cr31bIte Scrr
6ommoup, .iiibrte oui Der &incoln
8pti1ruBc burd) Sntlanb, Surdec,
Ogben. 9bepcnne. Snlabn. Clinton.
ST.. Sort 3npne. Snb.. Hiuln. Sbi6.
Eittaburgb unb Sbilooelpbin. Sd
irbr BON Srisco nad Sgben, OF
Wcilcn. tbdtidhlid obne au6ubdlten,
in 36 Stunbcn. Mns mn Ibfdbrt
ipurocn pom Wuppr in Sgben bcideie
nigt. Sd trai III Smabr am 30.
Wai nm : Hin Wprgen3 Gin unb
modhte an biciem Gage meine idnellite
Snhrt. ungeidbr 200 Neilen III II
Stunocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Giienbahn sWiagnat SameS (. Sill
aeitprbem.

Sames ). SPILL. Der befunute Grenz
babns Wtdgnut, Grbdller elmer Helbc
BON Sabncn, unb elmer Der nunlbdttes
item &npitaliitcn beS Eatlbea. perS
idricb, mie bcreite porige @od)c fms
oenlelSet, on, 30. Wtui III leinem
Neinl in ct. Saul. Wtinn.. an cinem
Sarmleioen.
Ser @~eritorbenc mar Die leeten
Sipoli Stunben beiuilBtIos. Div Be
hanplung be5 3ranten Iilbrien Die
NerSte Or. BRIGGS uuo 81. Sae9er
pom Mapp : &oipitul III Nod]eltcr.
Iinneiotu.
Sdnles Spill borte ipdbreno Der iepe
ten Sabre nid)t nuf, leinen Srennoen
uno benz Yublifum INNER mieoer BON
Nelcm 5u periifcrn, CT lei .nidt attn
am @eifdft bctbeiligt". Sieler SeS
arifi mulB uls elm red,t unbeltinmtcr
bcseidnet perpen nu9eiitts pes lint
jtanbes, baB er ciner Der t%battrdfti9@
item 8%eiiirlpprter Der 8eipdbrun9 Der
MQiierten Iulcibc BON $500, 600 900
mar. Gr bc9ab iid unh 9iep gort.
ais Die Nuiierten ale Sebel i'll DC
lpe9ung iettcn, einen Tnnp BON
800, 900. 900 an5ulc9en. Sr mar ca.
Der Der pcrmittelnoen Sirmo @prgon
& 60. bic @eriiherung CAB, CT uro
Der Npromeiten ieieu bon gnn5em
Scr5cn oafiir. bab ben Nliierten nit
Der Mieienlummc lulter Die Nrne &C.
ariiien ueroc. Gem @imflilB Sotus
lit es Su peroanfeu. baB Der Tllinp
Der Seinoe Seutihlano's 9cldle. IA.
man inet, obne Sim" spills geiItnnp
pGrc bic Mnleibe ME lino nimmer CUR
ShntIafe 9cporoen.
names Serome Sin ipurSe I'M Sabre
1888 IN @llelpb, Ontario, Canada,
eeboren linb lam inl Nlter bon 10
Sabren nad ben Der. Staaten.
Gr ppllte eisentlid) Webi5in I'M
bieren, aber Der Sob ieines Wafers
I'M Sabre 1858 trat ba3lpiifen une
Sames nabm oann cine NniteIuns in
einem ldnblihen Sanoelslaoen. Sein
ge1hGftlihca Infi1ei9en be9ann crit.
als err ct. Yaul nls ben Wittelpllnfi
ieincs @irfcns ~auslpdblte. or lpurpe
balp Sumpfbppts nnp G%ilenbnbns
Naent. Sbnc eiren Gent H%e9ierun9ss
aelb bolltcn er unb iein Sbeilbaber
bas @reat Nprtberns Sabnipitem.
SiQ idui. ndbrcnb CT ielber aroBe
Meidtbiimer %nufbdiite, aud, ilber cine
Niuiuroc Collars Webripertb fir Die
Siebler an Den ppu ibm tontrollicrs
ten @a6nlinien. Or nrbcitete uno
ftuoierte bis gum Snoe.
Infan9s pes 5nan5i9iren Sahrs
hmnberts hattie CT einen 9roBen &C.
f6dftliden aampi nit Dem Glen
balm &onig Sarriman mo lcine
.Hortbern Securities 60" lpurpe
@eeenitanp elmer bon Prdltoeni
Mcoiepelt oeranlaBten @erfol9unG
auf @rlno bes Inti> Srnitseieses
Tieies Spnbitat fpiIrpe audi formell
ouieeloI1, aber ieine tbatidhlide apne
tro0ierune Der betrefienocn giIens
babnen, einihlieRlih Der alten Sarriz
man> Sntereiien, onucrte tort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Heger IN Arfanias gelpnft.

@dbrcuo Der Sbcriii bon Nepnbn
Gormtp iid am %. @Rai nuf Der Subrt
bcinnb. mn Den Ncgcr Sclir Gilmore
bon ErcScott nnb Irfuoelpbin 5u
iibcriiibrcn. muroe icin Ilttomp6il
niht lucit BON YrcScott o elmer
Wtcuidenmenge nngcbnlten, lpelfe ibu
8luuug, ben I%rreltnntcn bcrnus5us
gcbcn. Der Damn ioiort an eiuem
Baum uuigcbdngt wurbc. Gilmore.
lpcldJer i'm Altcr bon u Sabren itanb,
par inter Der Seidulbi9ung ~pcrbnitct
porocu, ucriudt 81 BADEN. eincm III
iGbrigcn Wdbden Wcmalt an8utbwn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Miro mcin 6inb Sr. Sings Ie,u
SiscupcrD eiuucbmcn?

Sic bcire Nntrpprt III Or. Sing
Nelp DISCOVERY ielbit. IS lit Gin an
genebmer. iiiBer Snrup. leidlt 81
nehmuen. IS entb0lt bicieuigen Wtcois
fnmente, Die iih lpdbrcnb %lanaldbrigel
Grinbrung oils Die beltcn 8egcn Sulter
unb Grfdltlin9cn crpicicu bnben. Die
ienigen, Die ST. Sings Ncp Siscoperr
am ldngiten 9ebruuht babens inn
beilen bette Sreunbe. !tebenbei iii ieoc
Slnidc 9urnntiert. &cnn ea Slld
nid)t 3uirieocnlrellt, crbaltet Sbr Gucr
0clb 8uriid. anufet cine Slaide
gebraud,et es, pic porgeidrieben. Be
bnltet. 100 ilbrig bleibt. OILS Sdup
gegen 6uiten uno @rfdltungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

olf Sen Sampler Crit" iIbcrtrnQen,
Der 5ucrit in Gtnb nnlc9tc, no cine
Citation crrid,tct lpurhc, uno bunn
bis Slu9lcr Sunh peitcrfubr. Nad)
Der irudtloicn &emiibun9 .Grofer
2onb" 81 finoCL wollte Mnc4lilml
purt hu3 Snncrc 0%rUnlano's nnd)
Gtnh 5urildfebrcn.
Su Sabre 1919 ging Der "Wcolgc
y. Gluctt" ais @iIf5ihiii und) Nor
Den ab, muroc nbcr blrrd) Gis 5urildS
8ebnIteL 10 paB CT Gtub nidt err
rcitcn fonntc.
%rpi. Suuaunrp %leitctc bic jooloz
glide Nbtbeiluug hcr Crucrition
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
8eiumoe 6inocr iimn lcbbait.

@em Glcr &iub TRACE, blcid. rci8s
bar iii unp bcrrmlic9eu lpill, 10 lcibct
es ipubridcinlih al Wiirmern. Gs III
aidapoo Norm Ailer. elm ungeuc6mcr
&onfeft. Den nle' &iuber gernc ciieN.
mas Suer Ainb beonri. Wcbct ihnl
MIR cine halbe' bis 81 eiuer gan5cn
@o5enge nuf einmal mo Sbr iperbci
foiort bas 8elultut ieben. Cine jebc
Wutter ioltt cine Sdnd)tel berielbcn
III 0nno baben. % GentS III alien
Nppthefen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
&um Suntineutal Slug.

Nm %. Wtai ipilroc in Sdn Sie9o.
Sal, cine Cite bon ndt berporraqer.
Den Slic9eru peroflentIidt, pelfe Die
Nbiiht boben lid on Dem I'M Septcm,
Der itnttiiuoenocn Sluge bon Hefp
0orf aus iiber Den Sentiment 5u bes
tbcili9cu. Sbre Numen limb: 2eutz
nnnt 3. W. Miniug, aorpornl gilbert
Smitb, Scrgcaut &. Sder BON
Nrmces SliegerforpS, Sscor 81. @rinz
len, Snitruftor beim Irmees SIicgerz
forpS, Napnouo q. Morris. Slopo
Smitb, @lcnn Martin unb elias
G9riituficrion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Shaolosbaltung eiues lluscburencn

Sic MISUNDERSTANDING Aoms
mi,iipu in YbilnbtIphlu. Eo., gnb Die
GntiGcibuug Ulcer Die Nnipriidnc Der
Grbcn oc5 Mrbcitcr9 Gpbcrt s. Nctrc1
ab. mcld)cr AM IS. Snullur aui Dem
Sod Der @iuinmaport Goal Company
icincn SOB ~gciunbcn bat. SicGrbcn
iinb Die ySittlpc. Sruu &clcu &cbrca
mn ibr nod unQcUprcnc5 ainb. Srnll
aebrca crbGlt fir Die 3cit pom Sonc
bca @uttcn bis our @cburt' bcs
&inocs lp0d1cntlih $7.2O pocr 40
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Seltiame ,Grbpluns".

sir bo9 ~%crauiigen". icincu Ncz
polper mcbrmql5 an Der Gdc Der I.
unb IS" StraBc in Tacoma, Wnib.,
ab5uidieBcm bc8nbltc Gin Mann
Nnnens Drag $500 in Die Ypli5cis
tuiie. Drag lit iciueS 3cihen5 Elm
@ol5fdller unb mar 3ur y@rbolIug"
in Die Stnbt getommcn. Nl5 CT
bier abiolut feline linn 5uiugenbe Ger
itreuung iinbcn tpnntc, beidlpB CT,
an beiagtcr Stcllc Sod)er in Die Nntur
81 idlicBcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Heine Sautfarbe fpmmt BON iuncn.

IS iii lddcrlih, 5u erlpnrteu, bab
man ourd Hllbcru cine refine @eiiftsz
inrbe erbaltcn miro. Wau gebe benz
llcbcl uuf Den @rlunb uno reinigc Den
a0rpcr griinolid burf ben @cbrald
bon Or. Sings Nep Siic Silleu. @es
linpe III Der 8irfumg, ohuc Hci6idmers
sen 81 ucrurIufen, rcinigcn JIG icbodJ
bic Ncbcr infulge ibrer 8irfung nui
Die Giugcmcibc. @llt fir ainhcr, ips
mic iilr erluadieue unb alte Yerioneu.
Qiadct nod beutc Den Nnfang nit Der
Terid0ucrung @urer @eiidtSfarbc.
% GentS bel Surem I~pptbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Hller|ei Jntere1ante$.

6unberte D SpcSialprubten Den
r&onpentsinal nit Der I"uBenlpelt Der
binocn.
Gin Heitaurant. Niotbboipitol mlb
Epltalni befinoen lid ebenfalls I'M De
bduoe. Sn Dem Nebcn9ebdilbc iiub
s%erdumise Gmpfanssz unr aonite>
3imnlef cingcrihtet. GAMES .. Neps
nolos, Setrctdr bes republifuuiifen
National 5&omites, lit CUR 3eit, nats
benz er Die gIeihlarg ricii9e mie
idmieri9e Irbeit Der 9rlebiguug Der
Sauienpen o @eiuden nm Gin
trittss unh YreBtnrteu e~rlebi9t, nit
Der Nlsarbeituns Der prppiluriihen
Sele9atenliite uno Der Subulierlng
Der apnteits SdIe beileiBi0t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Ibitempelmng p%ericuttcn 5~leiid)cs.

llmianareid)c @ctril9creitn nit Dem
@crtnni bon pcricufltcm SIciih mn
Die glcit5citi8c @eiGbrbuu8 Der
pficntlidlen @ciuuObeit. meldcr iid
cine Nu3abl bon Sdlad)tbais 9es
iiBcru in Srootlpn y. o., ihulbig
gemadt baben ipQ. limb burd cine
llnteriuhung aufgebedt. meld)e Hed,s
mlugS Aonmriiidr Sconnrb W. WnIs
iteiE aui @ernulaliung bes WanprS
Wlithcl gciiibrt bat Sic bi3beriGcn
grgebyiiie Der llnteriuhung bcitcbcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Silft Slpan's eminent bel
~Hbcmmatismus?

Traset 0iejenisen. bic es gcbraus
den, lie piiien es. gu oenten, pab
id, ndbrenb ar bieien Snbren lit uno
nuB cine 20 Gents Slaid)c Sloun's
Ointment mid turierte". idreibt Elm
bonfburer 9cnuBer. @enn SIR an
Nbcumatismus, Neurnl9ic, Milfcns
ifmcr5en obcr Stcifbcit leibct, ipatct
abr niht berIdumen, einc Sinid,e
Slcan's 81 bolen. Ga miro Glidl
acknowledgements Ginocrnng brirgen.
Gs mdrm,t unb linbcrt bic i%d)mer5ens
ben. iteifen Sbcile unb Sbr bciinoet
grd bebeutenb poblerA 9uufet CO III
irgeno einer Apotbctc. yhir 20 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

in Der %erbuftung Der augeblit
idulpigcn Shlndtbau5> Better inter
DER ACKNOWLEDGING, Die III ibren Gtas
bIinement5 tbdtig 9eipeieuen @ctcriz
ndrsIer5te bcS itGbtiiheu @eiunos
belts ScpartemcntS beltoden 5u bas
ben, nm Die Ibitcmpcluug bon perz
lelldtem Slciit 81 ermogliden unb
basicl6e Johann uls gciuub uuf Den
Mturft bringcu 81 fonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08
Wiit $4,000 ueridvwuuacm.

Sobn =. Morgan & SO, Ncp Yorf,
trn0 an %. Wtni Der &oli5ci nui.
Madipridungcn ruh &iliun NC
Wumla. eincm IS j~dbrigcn Bureau
@cbrling, an3uitcllcn, bu bicicr am
%. Ndi tur8 Dor Wittn9 inter Mtits
nabnlc bon $1O,515 perihlpunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

EroSeut pcs Mpdcnlpbne5 be5
&eritorbcncu III N0be BON $3.50.
%uu 0eburt oc5 Ainbc3 an limb
Mlltter lno &iub nui 800 &odJeu
mDhcntlih $S.41 81 5nbIert uno BON
Do nb crbGlt has aiuo bis gum poll
cnbcttu 1G. Sebcu5in6re luDhentIidl
~ 50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-08

3rpan3i9 Ycrioncu, bnruntcr mcbs
rcrc Srnllcn mn Ainocr idhuebtcn IN
bpdlter Scbeno0ciubr, nlS baS Motor
boot .Gitp Of Scmibii" aui Dem
9emibiisS See, 0tinn.. am %. Iai aIf
ieiner Gritlin9sinbrt in 9rano eerictb.
SaS Boot beiano iih cine 0teile
bon llier. Ilc Snin'ien iuurhen
brtd bcrbeieilcnbe @oote eercttet.
Der anBcridtcte Sdabcn miro aut
$4,000 gcId)Gbt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-15
Dutch Stocks Rise
 Rapidly Skyward

Amsterdam, Netherlands, Aug. 15.- So widespread and considerable has been the rise in the prices of Dutch stocks on the Amsterdam Bourse since it's reopening after six months idleness in February, 1915. that list of a hundred of the principal banks, industrial concerns, oil, development, rubber, tobacco and shipping compan- ies shows total gain in value of over SIP, 100000. This figure is arrived at on the basis of the difference in quotations and the respective amounts of issued capital. It is true that there has been a considerable decline in the case of certain other stocks, but the present position is on the whole a striking one in view of the fear and anxiety with which the reopening of the Stock Exchange was viewed. One shipping company's shares have risen over TOO per cent, and a number of stocks of various kinds have advanced 100 and 200 per cent. With rise of PIT points in the eighteen months. the Hol1and-America Lines stock is to- day worth $19. 9.400,000 more.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-15
Nearby States More
 Strict in Exclusion
 Than Is Connecticut

Connecticut is showing greater len fency towards children and families from New York and other infantile paralvsis-stricken cities than either Massachusetts or New York according to reports brought to this city today from, travellers in the Berkshires. Ad- irondacks and Catskill mountains.
 Along the Housatonic railroad, at Stockbridge. Lenox and Lee, Massa- chusetts, large plaeards are posted up- on railroad stations notifying parents with children to stay out of the com munities.
 In the Adirondack sections. espe- cially in the cities of Amsterdam. Johnstown and Gloversville, New York. which are entrances to the mountain resorts, the police depart ments are not mincing matters at all. Their members ride sback and forth on trains and trolleys looking for ba- bies and parents with children in arms Unless members of the com munity where they purpose to alight they are told frankly that they will not be allowed to depart from the train. They are gently bu: firmly ad- vised to return to their home cities.
 Similar conditions prevail at Cat skill and Rordout New York where boats from New York are policed by officials from the various towns who turn back prospective voyagers from the boat.
 It is estimated that the mountains, by reason of the New York infantile paralysis scare, have lost over one half of the usual patronage.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-15
Lansing's Nephew Reaches Diplomatic
 Position In India

Vienna, Aug. ,15.-Allan Welsh Dulles, a nephew of Secretary of State Lansing, and grandson of the for mer Secretary of State. John w. Fos- ter, has arrived in India to take a pos- ition as a third secretary under the American ambassador, Frederick c. Penfield.
 MT. Dulles, who, though but 23 years old, has already had an unusual edu- cational career and who has been pro- lessor. at a university ih Vienna. had cherished the thought of diplomatic career for some time. but he had ney- CT let his hopes be known for fear that any appointment he might receive would lay him open to the charge of favoritism on the part of his distin- guished uncle. Therefore, in taking his examination he did not enter his name, but merely a number and re- vealed his identity only when it was definitely established that he had ob- tained the highest percentage of the thirteen candidates who competed.
 By an odd coincidence he comes to Vienna for his diplomatic start, with MT. Penfield for his preceptor and in- structor. MT. Penfield in turn ac- cords to Dulles grandfather. John w. Foster all the groundwork of diplo- matic knowledge which he possesses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-15
CLERICAL FIGHTERS

Thousands of priests and ministers, Catholic and Protestant, are now to be found in the Franco British forces < on the western front, and perhaps eQual number of the servitors of the Prince of Peace are numbered among their Teuton .foes. Back of the lines many more clerics, too old or physi- cally unfit for active service. minister to the physical and spiritual needs of the soldiers. The lighting par sons and "pugnacious priests" are as rule very popular with their comrades, and, although they have put aside the cloth for the uniform, they are still treated with the respect due to the pastor from his flock. In the trecnhes, when the guns are quiet. priest and 'fnfidel" often lock horns In verbal combat, and these long, winded arguments on theological sub 5ects attract many eager listeners, each side applaudfng the points made by the defender of their own faith of unbelief. This way of passing the Idle hours is especially popular among the French, where religious Issues are drawn mulch more sharply than among English. or Americans. The freethinking intenectuals of Paris. among them many men of bril- liant attainments, are in many cases now enjoying their first intimacy with priests. The result has been that while as a rule neither contro- versialist convinces the other. each gains in respect for his verbal oppon- ent To allege that the priests have converted many of their 'fnfidel" comrades is to state what is untrue. If we may believe the testimony of disinterested observers of these theo: logical tilts of the trenches, but it lis certain that many a violent anti-crer- ical has been taught greater toler- ance by his association with the churchmen. The reverse is equally true, for the priest has discovered that the terrible atheist of his imag- ination does not exist. and that the goddess are still capable of noble as- 7 pirations and heroic deeds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-15
(Repair No. 1)
 w TCH RIGHT?

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 If your watch chain Is beginning to show signs of wear, or if you'd like a new chain for any reason, we are pre- pared to supply you with the best gold filled one made, at a moderate price We carry the SIMMONS make. the best known and most strongly guaran- teed chains ever sold.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-15
Half Witted Man Drives Engine

Sayre, Pa., Aug. 15-A half witted inmate of the county poorhouse, near Owego, drove a traction engine on the Lehigh Valley tracks. A serious wreck endangering several officers of the railroad was narrowly averted. A special train running at forty-five miles an hour struck the traction en- zine, dragged it thirty feet and hurl- ed it in the ditch. On the train were G. L. Moore and other officers of the road.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-15
Old Church Within New

Carlisle, Pa Aug. 15-To build a new church in such a maner as not to interrupt services in the former building, and section by section to combine the two until the work is completed, without any stop in church activities, is the unique idea being put into practice by the Shiloh Baptist church here, where the new edifice is practically completed.
 When the plan for new churcI, was first advanced it was suggested that during the construction build ing would have to be nlrca lu- p,1- vices. They found themselves pressed for funds, with the result that this novel plan was adopted. Last fall the foundations of the new building were laid around and outside those of the cid And two months ago work was be- gun.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-15
Panther Devours Youth

Jacksonville, Fla. Aug. 15-A pam ther killed and devoured Clayton Mo- Donald, young man of Quincy, in the San Pedro Swamp, an almost impene- trable wilderness of several thousand acres in the Everglades. Young Mo Donald had gone hunting with a par ty of friends, who, upon his failure to return, investigated his disappear ance and came upon the animal. All but the hands and feet of the young man had been devoured. The panther was killed and measured eleven feet from tail to head.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-15
JUDGE MILLER RETURNS.

Judge Paul L. Miller of the Bridge port probate court resumed his duties today after a vacation of II days. The mobile trip through New England, during which he motored LIDO miles accompanied by Attorney Frederick E. Morgan. They, passed through the Berkshire Hills, Green. Mountains, White Mountains and over the Mo- hawk train into Massachusetts down to the extreme end of Cape Cod. They reached home yesterday. S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-15
Cow Drowns in Drinking Cup

Gardner. Mass, Aug. 15-A very unusual method by which a valuable COW was drowned is reported by c. H. Smith of West Rindge, N. H.
 The other night MT. Smith said that he turned on the water in the foun- taihs in leach stall in the COW barn. and in some manner one of the best animals in his herd got its head caught so that the nostrils were sub- merged in the drinking cup. Fifteen minutes later when he went to turn the animals out he found the animal dead in the stanchions with the wa ter entirely covering the mouth and nostrils