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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-06
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ber 10 grp5ent, in 3utunft 10 pros
3snt oes gsiammtsn Grtrages De-;
5tI6fdHges 5utommen gu luTen.
0eutidlonb ioq ii6 bageqen bereit ere
Hart bubsn, Rorpegsn nit msbr Sob
len aIs bishsr gu Dsrie6en,
Gin Qrbeiter ins beuts
6e EriegsmiHifsrium
beruien.
Berlin, 5. 0s3. 2llG brdbtIoTem
W.ge na9SaDpiQs. TIer0nberS6li5r,
Der prGIibent Der 8eut'6en Wetnq,
trbeiter Union, 1T sum Gbef elmer NSs
theilung i'm arisssminiiterium err
mann. iporben.
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Yerisaal' 'Nstiaen.

Ans Der 0opton GcISaterbcimatl
fraf seitern Die 9tahrid)t Elm, oab u II
t on 2 d m Il b I BON Der britten aom
pasnie 6es 8. Sbio ,Sreiipillisen.8cai
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unb augenetn bo6eeahtetet pioni:r
fts 9ieiisen Seutrttbums bat seiisrn
in 5errn 5riebri6 g dustt.
Ter I'm 2Iter BON SO Sabrsn in fsirsr
Refiben5 go. 903 Suire apnu.,
price Sin, bic aug.n gum srpissn
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na6 Cincinnati seiommsn, mar 6ufs
f6mieb Don geruf uub bat isit ii6er
bier5is Sahrsn bier cine 0uffbmit6s
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seIeitst. Durb fein isrnoeutIfes B,s
fen unb feins itrenae Gbr,nbaftiet,ii
Bat Der 8erblihsns ii4 i'm aoufs Der
Sabre einen eroben lrsunbestrtis
5u eriperben sepubt, Der ben ardmsss
bsueten Sintsrblisbsrsn, in eriter ais
ME Ger ifpsrgepriifisn Mitifpe srau
anna S6usitler eeb. WaGlbredt uub
Dem Sobu Serrn Sr.b. Shu,iiler IL.
bi. inniaiis 9bsilnobm. .ntssssnbrins
gen. Gin treuss. laHaidhrisss Tlits
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nen aud bic Wilbslm 5sI 2oae bss
Cbb GelIoip Drbsns. Gag uhb Gtuns
be Der 9seroisuns ino fofueit nod
nidt unbernumt tporbtr.
Wlit dufrifiieer 5rdur pirb In
lpeiten Rrsif.n bic aunbs BON BEN
ebleben BON 5errn Sarbtp 6.
q II 3 I'm n Dernommsn iperben, btr
mad IingereH 2eib.n In Rihmone,
Weit 90. In bi. Gpiaisii biniiber1es
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ces gntf6lafenen pirb bebufs Bel
Itbung bierber iiberfiibrt ptrben unb
bic Beerbisuns finbet am Donnsrftas
Rdhmittas um ,lpei llbr bonn grau,rs
5auf. Ro. $3.50 gilbert Gpsnue aug
fiatt.
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3n Der Stabt Gbibuabua i0aen BON
ben ganbiten nnbelaftigt &C.
blitben iein.
aber Ssr Ssntid,e Spninl in Wan5n
nillo lpirb pon Wnnbiten gegen
90iegelb feftsebalteu.

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Sm StaatsScparteincnt Iiei Die ysot,'
rid)s eiii, ooB bic amerifnriiben Gi'
ienbabn-Angeitellten IN Der Staoi
Gbifuaf,un Don ben Iild gailoifeH
lnhcI1itiqt gebliebeu ieien. uno man
nimnlt oeshalb an, cab Die g,a6rid)-
ten bon ongeblidcn grittalitaten ilber'
trieben pnren.
3rlTleid niiroe aber gemeloet, Dab
Der oeiititDe aoitiiil in Wlau5aniI!o,
ociien 9tame nid,t gerlannt nuroe, Don
9nnoiten sesen 9oiegelo feitgebaItru
Irerbe. Sn gInbetrnbt Der Gage BON
.D,on5aitillo alaitbt man. oab Der aon'
iiI pom unnbbaneicet 9ailbiten &C.
fangen genomnIen tpuroe.
einer Mittbeilirs 5itfolee, ipelde
lid i'm @eiisc Der nerifnniid,en Bot
idoit befinbet, ioa Carlos aeteliem
Der beiitide 8i5efoniuI. weId,er uor
ben 9iaa ganoiteli IN Der Stabt Obi.
bnabua an9ebIid getobtet Uuroe,
,nerifaniider @iirger geipeien iein.
Ias Staatsbcparteulent 5enahrid.
tietc Die belttid]e gotid,aft BON Der @e.
ianaennatme hes aoniuIs IN Wanja'
Milo ino periprad), Gle erbdltIiben
@ittbeiIungen 3u unterbreiten. Ran
eripartet, Snb Die beuti6e ResieriinJ
Der Garranja Reaieruns biirb ben DC.
ianotcn gtbdrbt, peldysr firS nah
Der gnerfennirng Der Se faeto aesie.
rina offrebirt moroen mar, goriiel.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-06
2egipn su einem riattsen militdri.
'fhen poiten ernannt perben foll.
Die Qb6tiafeit Der tiirti'
ihex 2rMppen In,
8rieg
ME iie pon Guper pafb a
aeifilbert tpurbe.

Wie lie pon @nper pa d
gei i4iIbert purbe.
Berlin. 5. 0e3. 9luf brabtlofeu
Wess na6 Sappiue, y. .. Die lIeber
Zee Radri6ten glsentltr psrDffeut
Iidt bic fpIsenos llebsriidt iiber BIZ
militdriide Gage, iniopeit bic tiirfi
ide 4rmes in gstratt tommt, pis e
bon benz Sriessmiutiter @nper go.
IDA I'm tiirtilhen garlament sefdiI
bert tpurbe.
rNohbem bic tiirtiihe Qrmee b;
gritsn an Der Srat Sront aei6lagei
bdtten, nabmen lie es nit ben Ruher
auf. Die Siirteu riidten bon Der Sc
labie5rput aus in nDrbliher unb fpeIt.
lider Ri6tuns segen bic 9rtten uno
RuTsn DOT, benen ieBt bic Srnt 9e'
genb OeridloNen mar"
Die perisr baben melrere &plous
ren bon regulGreu Sruppen eebiloe..
bic bon ausgeriiitet iinb unb on Der
Seite Der Siirten segen ben semeins
ianen Geinb tdmpfsn lpsrben. Die
Speratipnen imSautaius paren burh
ben MangeI an Spmmunitatipnsmit' ;
teln bebinbert, unb bic aonsentr!s
runs Der tiirtifden Sruppsn mar bes,
balb cine duberft idipisriee. Die in
Graerum itehenben siirten 3raen iih
bssbaI6 5uriid, biz bic 9oHasntratiou
in BEN n0rbIiden Oiitrittsn betpert-
itenigt mar.
Die iiibIi6e tiirtiids 2lrmes nahn
gitlis unb oas umIiegenoe @sbiet une
bereitet fid jest uuf peitsre mtIitdria
ide Qttion Dor.
Der Sriessminiftsr fagte bann, bob
tiir,iihe Sruppen nah 8oli5isn, Der
0pbrubft,a, mad Ceres unb Drama
ssfaidt porben isien, nd iie nit ben
sfqiirten Der 5iirtsi toopsrtrsn. gr
idste ferner, bab bic Sruppen Der
gentraImG6ts gutareit Biz auf tpenis
Ter aIs 5ebn Met!eu nabe selommeH
Ieisn.
Mit ge5us uuf GsspptsH faste Der
Rriessmiuiiter, oab bic Siirtei I'm
'ftliten GesppteH oorseriitt feieu
I'M gu r.tosnossiren, unb bag RE gu,
riidgegungen feten, rabbem fie ibren
3ped errei9t, fie aber jeBt 8orbereis
:unssn fir cine sr5brs Expedition
rdf.n. Sur gestenstsu s3ett perbe Elm
IeniiseHb srobes 6esr fir cine SnD1s
ion Don Qegppten Dorbonben ieiu.
Qud bic tiirtiiden Sruppen in |
Irobisn babsn tbr. SduIbigfsit |
jstban, iagts bet ariegsminiite.:
Den Isst.n gsri6tsn semdb babeH
ie, Don eingsborensn ariesern unter'
tiiBt, bic griten bis na6 qben 5u-
iidsstrisbeu unb msbrers untsrneb. |
HungeH Der britii6sn JIotte psreite!t.
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Die giTtn bn @efebae.
buns foil befdleanist
tperben.

w ".
Wafbinatpn, 8. De5. - Der
@priibenbs bes SanDsIsiommittess bss
Sauies, MDamion, bat cine Worldae
ausgedrbeittt, in spslde bic gmpfsbs
Innsen bes prGiibenten aufgenommel
iinb. Sobalb @eueralanpalt @res
gorp nah Maibinston 5uriidiebrt,
p;rb er nit gesus auf bic ionititus
tioneuen 1rassn, ipeIhs inpolpirt iino.
i'm Ratb ansesansen perben.
Der 0oriibenoe oes Sausiommits
tees fir Reaeln, 6enrp, ipirb am
Tlitttpo6 NIT BEN prGiibenten in Be-
sus dnf bic gei6leunigung Der giiens
babn : @efebeebuns Der 9fnnabme
Der geipiIIisungspprlasen mnS anberer
Rssierungsmobrsgs tcHferiren.
gu q m men IT. 5 nit Domi.
nitanern.
gDafbinqtou, 5. DEG. - Cine
Tepsffe, pslhs am Dienitaa BON ans
pitGn Sarrp Gndpp, Dem yefeblshater
t.r amsritanii6sn 9ruppen auf San
Domingo, einlief, b.fost, bnb Der
aapitGn 3. ". Sugbss unb att SoIs
tat.n Der 81. aompasnie fotpis ,tpsi
SpIbaien Der 80. aompognie Der ams.
ritoniihen Worirsiolbdten ON %.
une 80. globembsr in einem Sample
nit ginaeboreren BEL Wacpris psrs
ipunbet ipurben Bel benz Sample
f.isn eff Dpminitaner eetSbtst unb
ie6s perfpunbet fuorben.
Ter adpitGn arapp me!bsts, Der
3uiammenItpb fsi ourd ben @ibrs
itonb bes goupernsurs peres bon
Gan JranriseO De Tsatoris segeu bic
Ginridtuns ein,r Walii6r @srwaI.
tuno berurfaft porben. pere5, Dels
der cine Ibtbsi.uug bon 100 Wann
hf.blists, ipurSt aus Der Stabi psrs
trieb.n.
Weitere gorlasen NIT Be
3us auf ga brunssmits
tel 9.rtbeueruug
ein1trsiht.
Dafbinaton. 3. g., 8. De,.
Sm 5auie nurosn am Oaenitas 5ipei
Ipeiter. 8prlassn nit gesus auf De
5phen 2ebensmi;isJtuiien einserei4t
Der R.prdiertart gbmunbs bon
pennipIpanien ihlua DOR, bab oe-
prdiibsnt, fpboIO Der preis bes Ws;-
gems auf $3.50 DID gufbeI. Der oes
Rosaens uno b.rGarioffeIn auf $1.25.
Der BON Wais ouf 81 uno berient3.
BON 6af.r auf 80 Gents sefiiesen III.
lin embargo ouf ben 4uslanbs@et'
'anei bieier pyooutt. sriIdrsn iolle.
Der Rsprdfsrtunt gan 9pts BON
Rem gpr, reit,ts etne @prIdse Elm,
peld. eint lln.,r'uduns Der 8unbess
6ano.Is,ommiFion pprfiebt. nm f.it'
in ptI4em mabe bic preiss
rb0hung auf SpesuIation uHb 5ruhs |
Iurlt3ufiibr,r iit unb tpas seidebeu !
6nn,, lin ioIhen oerbdnsntboDIleu |
sinflHTen ,ntsssen 5u arbeitsn.
Iubnb.m fol ermittsIt iperben. n
Di. nett Der Grport sur grbobuHs Der
1r,ii, beitrass unb peI6e Wirtuu5
in gmbdrso sr5ielen tpiirbs.
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sdiffSRndridytsm.

Rem Dcri 5. Gt3. anss,.:
.Rbnbam'. bon ROttsrDam; rgsr.
gensiiorb'. ron Bergen.
absef.: .5rebsrii VIII, nab
aopenbasen.
eiperpool. @nssi,: .Enp
gort1. bon glep Dort.
Wsarisilt. qtbsef.: -ROma.. Don
Rem Dorf.
gerbtauy. Nigel, .Gbtsaau',
na4 glslp BORT.
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Samphonietunierte.

Sie SoIiiiin seI.sentlid Der bciben
Spmpbonis. aon5erte. tie am yrsitas
9todlnittog unb nm Samitag aben6s
itatifinben, III bic betanuie Sdnserin
Sulia Gulp. 9as bon Dr. aunp1le
fir bid. aonserts 3uiammengsiisllie
prosramm if ipis fplst:
Ouperture ,anaerspn1 Gberubini
Spmpbonie 80. 7 in 6 Dur grudner
Uric 81 Iamento b'2lrianna' :.
Wontepern.
SuD.rturs .5uiiBta' -. DOOrot
aGber:
5tloeiniamteii -. @rabTs .
Dor bem geuiier Brahms
S6tpnlbe, Tag mir an Brahms
yoif6aft 49,. Brahms
Ger @orperfaiif Der eintritisfarten
iiuoet BEL Der Ghirt-8eintauip 50, al
Der @eit @ierten Strabe. itatt
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Gin Regeut
Sir pOGsn foIl. ME aus
Wi.u bsrtatst pirb, in
tur5sm erHGnut
70 B { n

amferbam, ibsr 2oHboH, 8.
- Cine 9epsi6s uus Wisn an bic
.R0lHiide 3situns~ befast, bab in
tur5em Der pOluiide Staatsratb einz
berufsH uno bab Elm Rahtom,
me Der alteH poInii4en a5Rissbbnas
ftie 5um ReseHten erndnut ipsrben
fDiirbs. Die Depste oeutet audi an,
nab in llebereinftimmung nit bem
ausbrldliden Wunfde Der poI.n Der
General pi!ISsti Don Der poIRI@en
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3si alaubt. bab bic alsibsr Der syraE
eufdIlis in granb' eerietben, ala he
iSeuer i'm Ofen ma6te, unb Ras9
nidts nit ibrem Iobe su tbun battle.
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Oscar Wtc0aniel

Uon Der NnfIdge bes Ga Z
tenmorbes freise.
fpro9en.
Ct. Spfepb. Uao,. 8. Ds,emxr
Sscar .. WcDaniel. Der Gountps2lus
malt BON Buchanan Gounip, ipnrS:
nm Sisnitng absnb BON siner Sum
BON Der aHiIdse freisefprohen. om II
SuIi feline Jrau 5arrist Wois Waes
Daniel errnorbet 5u baben.
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slaubi. bab Me2nuren einem llnfan
gum Dpfer sefallen lei, ober cine nn+
ierIuHuns ersob, baB er eri4ohsa
iuorben mar.
Die 0(tmerifamer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08
WEST ENT THEATRE
'oning sooi

Tonight, Geraldine Farrar, the cele-
DRAFTED operate prima donna, who
scored such a triumph in the Jesse
Z. I-asky production of her famous
opera, Carmen, will appear. In her
second production under the direction
OF the same company at the West End
theatre on State street near Clinton
avenue. tonight, entitled .sThe tempta-
ton This thrilling drama was es-
pecially written for the diva by Hector
Turnbull and tells stirring and sym
pathetic story of the struggles of a girl
to succeed as an opera singer
In the cast supporting Miss Farrar
are such noted players as Theodore
Roberts, Pedro De Cordoba, Elsie Jane
Wilson, Raymond Hatton, Anita King,
Ernest Joy and other members of the
Lasky all-star company. Tomorrow:
Marguerite Snow in t'Rosernary,' five
act Metro. picture Tel. 232s-13.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08
HARRIS GUARDS READY
FOR EXHIBITION DRILL


The finishing touches were put to
the plans for the second annual drill
and dance to be given by the Guards
Association OF Samuel H. Harris
Lodge, No. 80. I. o. o. F., at the State
Street Casino, Wednesday night, when
they met in OddS Fellows Hall last
evening. Square dances, waltzes, two
steps and fox trots will be included in
the program of the evenings enter
tainment, starting with a grand march
at $3.50. The drill, for which the
guards have been practicing diligently
is expected to go on at about 10
O'Clock. large number of tickets
for the dance have been disposed Of
and there was a big jump in the ad-
vance sale following the lodge meet
ing last night. at which five eandi-
dates were given the initiatory degree.
The Wheeler & Wilson orchestra
will furnish music for the Wednesday
night affair and an evening of pleas
ing entertainment is assured all who
attend.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08
THE TWO GREAT REPUBLICS

characterized by great cordiality, but
on one occasion the two nations how
cred on the very brink of war. In
1898 commercial intercourse between
the two countries was suspended, oW-
ing to Trench depredsLt1ons on Amer
lean commerce. Relations became so
strained that a declaration of war was
narrowly averted, and at sea q cond1-
ton of warfare actually existed for a
time. The United States frigate Con
ste11ation captured the French war
ship L'Insurgente off the island of st.
kits, and there were other clashes
between the warships of the two ma
tions By a treaty made in 1900 a
complete break was, avoided, France
admitting the unjusti1ab1eness of the
seizures made by her privateers and
men-of-war. France had claims against
the, United States, however, which
prevented the latter country from de-
handing an indemnity for losses suf-
fered, and the matter was equitably
adjusted by each nation. renouncing
their respective claims against each
other.
During the second empire, when Ma
poleon took advantage of the civil war
in the States to launch his ambitious
scheme for the occupation of Mexico
the United States and France were
again at loggerheads. The animosity
thus aroused continued for Several
years. but ended with the downfall of
the empire and the restoration of the
French republic.
Republican France and the United
States have always been cordial in
their relations, and each passing year
has increased their friendly regard for
each other. The realization of their
sisterhood as republics, and of their
joint responsibility for defending and
propagattng repu blicanisrn, has result,
ed in an unwritten compact which is
none the less binding because it has
never received the official government
seal. The United States is neutral.
Ingratitude is a sin of which all ma
tions and peoples have been guilty.
The debts of the past may be wiped
from the slate Of memory. Yet what
citizen of the American republic can,
resist the appeal in the cry, 'svfve la
%
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08
q PLAZA

One of the most picturesque pro-
auctions thus far released by the Tri-
angle Corp is ''D'Artag nan," the five
part dlmization of Alexandra Dumas
famous masterpiece in which Orrfn
johnson Is starring. It is, a story of
kings. Queens, cardinals, swordsmen.
and musketeers and all the chara cters
are CARRIED in the proper costumes of
those days. DArtagIpn joins the
Kings musketeers and because of the
utter abandon with which he enters
into all sorts of daring escapades he
makes friends OF his most bitter enc
mics. Word of his va1or reaches the
ears of the Queen of France and she
chooses him for a most dangerous
mission, telling him that it means
life or death to her. Accompanied
by three Of his most intimate COM
panions, D'Artagnan makes a thrilling
flight to Calais and sails for London,
fighting every mile CT the way until he
returns safely after fulfilling his mis-
sion and gains the lasting favor of the
sQueen. The play is in five parts and
deliberately presented
fFfckle Fatty's FAIL a two-part
tKeystone comedy featuring Roscoe
|Arbuckle, created much laughter at
yesterdays performance.
Al. Hoyt's Minstrels headed the
Vaudeville program. There are seven
2sweet-voiced young men in the cast
land they have arranged splendid
Repertoire that won them instant fa-
ivor at the opening performance. The
feomedy injected by the end men was
Responsible for an almost continuous.
Roar OF laughter and the audience
Noted II a most delightful attraction.
The leach LaQuinIan Trio, made
IaLp Of two shape1y young women and
u man, offered a most entertaining
lind sensational novelty consisting of
wire and teeth work. They were
warmly applauded.
The Three Manning Girls, clever
73ouue performers. one in eccentric
scharacter, had a classy singing, talk
ing and dancing skit that was greatly
appreciated, while Melvin and Lew
s1ence. the baseball FANS" scored in
ahurn orousIy. constructed slxit that in
fclude some bright repartee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08
Amusements
POlII'S

Singing and comedy-and very good
brands of both-prevatI throughout the
highly entertaining program that
opened at Polls theatre Monday to
large and appreciative audiences. Ev-
cry number in the vaudeville program
had singing or comedy touch that was
, enjoyable while the photop1ay fea-
ture presented an amusing, satirica1
aspect OF the divorce problem
An Innocent Bystander, . is the
name OF the vaudeville feature, q COM
edy plasTlet presented by Homer Miles
e. company The story is a highly df-
vertng recital of what happened to an
innocent lbystander on a New York
street There is a dramatic phase to
the pIayIet that was most Interesting,
most prominently. Mr. Miles is very
clever artist and has surrounded him
self with most capable company.
+ Marguerite Snow and George Le-
Guere are starred In the photop1ay
feature five-part version of the
dealing with the problem of divorce, it
assumes an entirely unusual and sa-
tiIicaI view Of that great question. A
most Interesting drama with plenty OF
good, wholesome comedy is the result
The production is a finished one in
every detail.
The Three DuFour Boys, who sing
a little and can dance like time, were
a big hit. This. trio put over very
classy dance revue that marks them
: as real artists Another trio, Bernard,
Fsnnerty & Carmentello sang their
way into favor, with a well selected
repertoire, that was interspersed with
some clever comedy bits
Ell Piotti, in character songs, showed
himself to a5sversatile artist and the
ffsssessor of a voice Of real merit He
responded to several encores and made
q most favorable impression Flo &
Nellie Walters were very good in
songs and dances that showed distinc-
tive selection, and Brown & Brosfus
were a real scream in their comedy
eycIfng novelty.
Other good photopIays completed
the program
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08
LEARN TO Waltz

Commencing Thursday and Friday
evenings the waltz will be taught in
course of four lessons at Quilty's
School of Dancing, Colonial ball room,
271 Fairfield avenue and at moderate
terms. The waltz is the foundation of
nearly all of the other popular dances,
and while old is still the most, popular
dance OF all, and is resuning it's sway
in the ball rooms of the country. The
instruction in these classes will be
thorough. The Friday evening class
is private. Following the instruction
in the waltz, which is given from 8
to O'Clock, there will be dancing I'M
till midnight for which a single ad-
mission is charged, and instruction
dances.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08
SEASIDE COUNCIL, r. A.

Seaside council. 7os, Royal Area
mum, will hold its regular meeting
Wednesday evening, Feb. 8, at it's
rooms 1925 Main street, Citizens
building at 8 p. m. sharp. Business
of Importance will come before the
council for discussion. Reports of
special committee on the ball will be
made. A lecture Will be given by
Judge Frank Wilder. At the conclu-
sion of the meeting the members
will pick teams for the carpet bowl
ing. All members of the Royal Area
mum are invited to attend.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

will also be shown.
To-morrow's program will be head
ed by the eighth episode of the Uni
versal master serial, Graft In this
episode the methods OF the Loan
Sharks are exposed. See how these
sharks squeeze and suck the blood of
their victims. See the fight the young
fighting attorney goes through with
them. No stronger, series of pic
lures have ever been released.
Watch for the first Bluebird feature.
Coming soon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08
EMPIRE

81 Fannie Ward supported by an all
star Lasky cast will be featured in the
five part Lasky param mount master
niece. 1.Tennessee's Pardner' which is
the featured attraction at the above
theatre this evening.
An all feature photoplay program
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

Since the beginning of the war,
1, 4z9,171 enemy soldiers have. been
placed in German prison camps. The
Germans captured 100000 rifles and
ZOO cannon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

Delegates from 700 commercial
bodies in the United States will attend
today the opening in Washington of
the fourth annual meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States. :.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

The Navy Department appealed to
the Department of Justice for aid in
discovering, how the cattle signal code
was lost from the destroyer Hull at
San Francisco.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

A small metal tube, believed to be
a bomb, was found in the cargo of
flour of the British steamship Han
nington which arrived at Bordeaux,
Friday, from New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

Students of Notre Dame University
burned a trolley car at South Bend,
Ind, after. several of their number
had been elected for smoking.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

Lieutenants Mort, Peyton and Wal
dron, who led American soldiers into
Mexico near Brownsville. Tex, to save
two American soldiers captured by
the Mexicans, wcA,e ordered court
martialled by General Funston.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

Lieut.. Georges Codere of the Cana
dian expeditfonary force, was sent
enced to death at Winchester, Eng
land, on the charge of having murder
Cd Sergeant Ozanne of his regiment.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

A terrific explosion occurred at the
DUPONT powder plant near Tacoma,
Wash. Houses within a radius of
several miles were partly, wrecked.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

A marble monument will be erected
at Nish by the Bulgarian Government
to commemorate the meeting there on
Jan. 8 of the Kaiser and King Ferdi-
nand of Bulgaria.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

Great Britain has released ship
nent of 1,175 pounds of novocafn and
III pounds of novocain suparrenin
from Germany valued at $39,190 and
sufficient to last the United States for
six months.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

King Albert of Belgium signed a
decree ordering all ships flying the
Belgian flag to enter the service of
the Belgian Relief Commission no
matter what future charters they may
have accepted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
BOUQUETS
JOHN RECK s. SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08
Cat meat is being sold in Rome.

six women were burned to death in
a fire that destroyed the home of Mrs.
Hannah M. Tag, widow of Casinir
tag millionaire banker, in Brook
lyn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

King Ferdinand of Bulgaria will
shortly visit Germany to confer with
the Kaiser.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
BOUQUETS
JOHN RECK Sc SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

A fine of $4,000 has been levied by
the Germans on the city of Wilma on
the ground that the recent fire there
was of incendiary origin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

Federal Judge Lands dismissed the
Federal league suit against organized
baseball.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-08

An agreement between the COM
rnanders of the Austrian and italian
armies for the exchange of invalid
prisoners is believed to be imnbn-