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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12
Mnfdue.

= Der 24jdbrise Bert Glider,
2042 Rpb 2lpenus Iorpoob, iuuroe
Ssitern Ra6mittag. als Elm Utotorrao,
auf bem CT unb 6. Ui. Dsbb, e6ens
iaIls BON Rorpoob. fubren, an Der
Nabbad Roab unb Sensfse alpenue,
bon bem 2luto bes Wm. s. SbelI,
4pon 5lats, sstroffen puuoe, nit Tol'
der Wu9t auf bic StraBe sef9lea'
bert. baB er sinen gru9 bes linteu
geinss uno anbere f4mer3bafte 9srs
lsBungen bapoHtrug. patrpl guto
z bra9te i'm na6 BEN Stabtboipis
tai. Sbell ipirb iib beute peseu
fabrldiiisen alutofabrens Dor bem
StaStegeridt au perantfporten babsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12
ainbslei6e sefmnbeu.

Sobn Stons, 2619 glsnpietp 2lpe.,
elm pripaipoli3iit, unb 90. 8. 2auter,
Superintenbent bes gonep Sslanb Re-
iOrts. fanbeu seitern Ru@mittus am
Glnbufer, ettpa 200 SUB bon Der 60.
nep Sslanb Wsrfts, bic 2eiGs eiuea
mdnnliden Sduslinss, bic aussn=
idsiulid f9on mebrere Gage i'm Nais
fer selesen battle unb ansef9pemmi
porben mar. Die 2eihs, bic nadt unh
idon fart in @eripeiiins iib.rsssans
gen mar, rplrbe mad Der Morsue~ses
bradi unb bort bonn Coroner 5Drts
meper bef6tigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12

gurf6euidofter i'm s eI.
Sc. 8on Der gIiibenoer gegeiite-
ring, Die lniere afnoeruiidc Suaeno
i'm 6eIbe beIeelt, 5eugen ,8eIopoit-
briefe uno9artengriiBe BON 8itrihen-
idaftern on ibre 9ltnoesbriioer IN
Der Seimatb. @inige BON ibner ner-
oen in ben .9uri6euihaftliden @Idt.
tern" mttgetbeilt. @iner ifreibt:
,SS5n penigen Stlmoen siebe i6 gum
speiten Wtnle binaits, fiir mein beiB-
geliebtes gaterIano 5t tbur. mas id
fann uno mas ib' ibm ols gurif,en.
idaiter ituIbig bin. @erne unb fro-
ben Wiptbes gebe id). 3as iduarS-
rotb.goIoene 9ono Inn meme 9ruit
nber ioa mid bis IN meine lesteStun.
De ooran erinncrn, pober id) lett mel.
ner StuoentenSett INNER Die 9egei-
iterilng iiir aQes Cute un6 Sdone
eei6opft babe. 9oS madt mir meme
@urid)enitaft uno ale Die liebeu
@unoe5briioer unbergeBlih. Sollte
i'd fir mein 0euti6Iuno iaQen, oarn
gelten heiue lesteu @riBe, meine in-
nigIten @iinihe audi @uh, meine
Iieben @ermanenl Utit @ott fiir @b-
re, fSrelbeit uno @aterlanol" - Gag
ben Stuoenten aber ouh tbr Sumor
nod ni1t abbanoen gefonlmen lit,
Seigen bic beioeu foIeerben Sarteu.
griibe: .9ipaf bel 9rabanS lie ron:
Ieniuren pom ioId Iarger0olter itno
ber5eit an 1eutidIanbs boben Stu.
len nod unbefortnt. Gin Croft lit es
ms, SdB Ser Gror3uienrpein nod
nidt aisqegangen lit. 0eoge es 10
tpeiter oleiben!"
Sod 1ebt's un3 gut
llno hau'n miro poblgeniiff
Gen Huiien ultf ole @Itfoifnut!
@as mir emit gelerrt in @ieben:
glnquort, 3ieber, Ser3 ltub Sdieben,
Wals Der W2osfopiter biibeu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12

Smitb. 8 8 Ratabama gu 6ebeus
ten bat, tpiiien mir ni9t. Der Name
bat etpas anbeimelnbes aatas
pama es tlingt beina6e tpie .aa>
terlmmer" (oas m6nnli9e fir .&as
Benjammer"2
9. &1tabama aus &obe bat elm
@eoi6t gebi9tet, bas man gut, i9le4t
Ober Indifferent finoeR mag, in ieOem
ter brei sale 1T es be3ei9nenb tur
bic Stimmung i'm iapanii9en 8olfe.
llnb bieIe Stimmung Deroient Bead
tung, buaptidfIi6 bier in 2tmerifa,
neil bic SSapaner 70 auberoroentli9
liebenspiir0ig firb ge9en Die Qmeriz
faner ipenn Die &dBentbiere i'm
freunoli6itenn Iinb, muB man lid
am meiiten Dor ibren &rallen biiIen,
Die 2meritaner l4enten ben Saz
ponsrn gu ipenig geu4tung; oas
tOnnte ii6 eiHmal bitter rd6en -
psnn es gu Ipdt 1T. lln0 Oas &c
bi9t beg g. &atupuma aus &obe ldBt
burauf i9lieben, DAP @efabr i'm 4nz
suge 1T. 0s 9ebi4t bat Elm Der
japanii6en Spra8e mG9tiger Seuts
ifsr in folgenben @erfen tpieoergege>
Zen:
,2lls Rippon auf bss Serrn 9ebOt
Der Glut6 enttau6t i'm Wiorgenrot6,
6oQt' tonenb our6 bic tpeite Welt
Sin Ruf bonn 6lauen Simmels3elt:
CUR Serri4aft, Supun, biit ou ges
boren!
@r6ebe bid Itol5 nit Der WOrqenfoune
Sd bab' bid gum 9errn bieier groe
ertoren
3erriIien BON 6ab uno blinber @ut9
Stntt bin Guropu i'm eigenen 8lut.
0o6 bu, Don S3uIb unb Seble rein,
Soll bieier @rbe Sitter fein!
| 3ur Serri6uft, Sapan, btit Ou ge6oz
renl
Gr6ebe bid itola nit Der WaOrgenz
fonne,
Sd ba6' bih gum Serrn bieIer Groe
ertoren!
Wan fam bas @eoi9t gut, Idle6t
ober Indifferent finben - man pirb
Inn meine tiefere geoeutung ni9t abb
ipre6en biirfen. umIopeniger als
msbrere iapaniI9e SlGtter bisie 9erie
inter Der lleberI9rtft abgebrudt baz
Zen: nRule 0at glippOn." 0as tltngt
berausforberno .... 3utunftsmriit ....
Der gr6e bes rRule Britannia.
Cine 6erdusforberung - unb Sns
tel Sam fpirb Der Grite iein, ben Ripz
pOn Dor bic aling. fproern piro ....
Der Sap 1T ni9t BON benen, bic inn
mer peiter i8tpeifen: Ssbt, Manila
liegt 70 nab 80. unb 9uum 80. unb
Safpait .....
mir finben bas @ebi6t ffle9t =
miierabel i9le6t dls 9ebitt; piels
lei6t tlingt ss i'm iapunii9en Origiz
nal bes g aatubumu aus &pbe BEL
Ter. 9us gebibt 1T f6le8t in Der
5orm. aber Der Snbalt, Der 8siif .....
Rippon Der gum 9errn bieier Groe
ertorenl
,@0tter Guropas (unb Imeritas)
nabrt Guere beiligifen Gjiiterl"
Sern tpenn ii6 erit bic gel6e Sints
flutb iiber bic Dslt ereieBt, bunn it's
su fpdt. 9ieier Satanama mag elm
i6ledter Si4tsr isin, uns iet er etn
gutter @arner.
or. 9. .Staats5eitung.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12
9l0eIidJer SOB.

Der 5Sid6riss lsbige G6as. 9all5t~
man 1870 Dublep Strube, puroe
eeitern Ga9mitiag bon ieinem 3im>
msrsenofen als aside i'm gett ssfune
ben. Coroner 6oertneBer. Der Die
2ei9e beiidtists, fanb baB Elm Ser5z
fflag ben COB bes Wiannes berbeiz
eefiibrt battle
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12
Sic Yrpgreiiinen
$ soften INNER nod, D q 3
q cieoe eIt ibr Banner
TRIGGER iein piro.

fra 9er Elm ID Z o.
Stem Dorf, II. S5ulti. Gie SEEN
Porter Gelegaten 5ur aonpention Der
qlrogreiiipen iinS am Sonntag 9l6eno
init einem Sonoer5ug ous Gbicago
.5urii6gefehrt. alQem gtni6ein na9
berridft unter ibnen abioIut feinc Gin.
nliit9igfeit FiniiGtlib Der S6ritte,
nelfe Die Iartei ilnmebr tbun
ioQe. Slagemein ideillt ieOc6 Die 9ln'
iid)t oor5uberriden, bai}, fnlls 9fooie'
pelt auf ieiner @eieerltng als HrdlI'
Sentidaft5fml6ibat Der 4}rogreiiipct
auf3lltreten, beiteBen iCate, oas natio.
ra(e grefiltipfornntittee Der Bartei eli.
nen anoeren &anoi0aten erpdblcn
ilqte.
SSogn g. S'Gonnea, Ser Boriieer
bes Grlmtpfommitteces, bemerfte:
sd CLAUDE perionGih nid,t baB
Sberit Gooiebelr i6lieBIi6 Die 9fomt.
nutior Der Bartei abIebnen miro,
iuate oieieS ieOo6 Der sSall iein, 10 er.
parte id, nid)t, oaB oas nit Der Dc.
IeBung Der Bafan5en betrapte 1om'
nIittee Rif)ter pligbes al SteIle poll
O5erit HooieOelt atsipdbleit miro"
0as baben lie bupon.
Ottapu, II. SUM-. - Sn Der
amtli6sn 9erluitliite, Die am Sonntas
pom Whli3Oepurtement psr0ffentli6t
purbe, Iino unter ben 8erpunbeten
&orporal 2lnbreip Burton proDeu
aug Gbieago unb WiIfreb &. Sedit aug
Stambausb, Wia., angefii6rt.
Sing freipitIig in BEN
5ob.
Orange, q. 5, II. SUM. =
Sstdr Uiihasl, Der big Dor Slbress
frtit gu ben nnssIebsniten Gsiddfts:
leuten bon Rsipdrt geb0rte, bat fi9
am Sonntdg entleibt, inbem sr ii4
ben SaIs burdfdnitt. Der gerIuit
bon mebrsren SunberttauIeno Doll
lars in sinsm eei9dftli6en llnternebz
men Ippie bic arantbeit Ieinsr Satin
babsn nd6 Der 8erii6erung BON anges
b0rigen ieinsn @siit umna4tet.
pianofabritant INNS 2es
ben get IN m en-.
Gbicago. II. SUM. Die 2eide
bon Sobn 9. Steger, bem praiiOens
ten Der Steger & Suns giano Wia>
nufdcturing &c., purbe am Conn
tag in sinem ReIsrpOir in Der Staoi
Steger. Sl., bic Der 9eritorbene Dor
20 Sabreu sesriiubet tpurbe, sefuas
ben. qlngeb0rise beg 5Ooten per-
ii3ern, taB Stsger bic 9lnsefDobnbeit
bate, iebeu SOnntag Ra4nlittag eis
nen Spa5iergang na9 bem ReIerpoir
su MAIDEN unb bic in oemielben be-
finoIi6en @olbfiIde gu fiittern. 9iers
Bel mub er bas 9lei3geui6t Oerloren
baben unb bann ertrunten iein. Ste
ger mar So Sabre alt unb aubsrors
bentIi9 besiitert.
Ser Stuer5 Gmon.
gartersburs, 80. 8a., II.
SUM. 9urb cine Geuersbrunit
purbsn am Sonntag bic SolSb6fe Der
Giti3ens 2umbsr So. pernihtet. Der
Shabsn bslduft Iib auf 100000.
Tinotap, O., IL. Suni. 9ura
cine Ssuersbrunit, beren llriaae Ios
nett nod ni9t ermittelt perben tonns
te, tpurSe am sonntas 9tbsnb Der 2os
tpmotiDI9uppen Der g., $. &c ..
9a9n Iftpsr beIddbigt unb Der S9as
ben belGuft ii9 auf etpu Sic, 900.
ShifisnadridJteu.
Rsp gprt, II. SUM. gnget.:
. p6iIaoelpbia" bon 2iperpopl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12

tpurben bon umberfliesenben glass
f6erben setroffsn unb trusen f6mer3s
hafte, jeboa unsefdbrli6s @erleBuns
gen bapon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12

reide Sour su ipsrbsn. Der Derein
iuirb iif in fsinsr nGdfteH SiBuns
i6liiFia tperben. OF sr iaulenb Ulurt
in beiiti4tr ariessanleihs unlest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12
unnenHnfnm

grdutisGm; -. Du bait Ieint
glbnuna, ME i9 DID liebe - Ou biii
mem aGes!"
graut: ia bub' i5 bod auf sttpas
msbr ssre9ust!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12
NrfIdrt.

,@arim Iiegen benn Die gngIdp
Ger i'm 9oJaretb ale ouf benz Sau'
ce2"
rlta neil Iie ale SdJiiiie ms Ge
aentbeiI boben."
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
CHURCH NOTICES


Swedish Evangelical lutheran
church. H. al Peterson pastor. The
morntiil Services, at ln30. aIl III an.
Ger leadership oil I'll WeBuersteu. The
evening services are post onr3. Tic
congregation Il annual business meet
ing viii toe held Friday hit -.aH
First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
Emerson building, Elliot street. Sg-r
day service at 1915 a. mi Subject.
/ Sacrament. Wednesday evening tes-
timomal meeting at ; clock Read
ing room open daily, except sundays
| and legal holidays. from to ,
o clock, All are welcome.
Advent Christian church. Rev E. s.
! Hewitt pastor. Morning worship at
1913. Subject, Mission of Christ in
Prophecy. Sunday school T. Bab-
tismal service $50 p. m in the First
Baptist church. Prayer and praise ser
vice s. Sermon = Concert Tuesday
evening at 7.30. PRAYER meeting
| Thursday evening At 30.
Swedish Congregational church.
This week being the week OF prayer.
there has been an interesting meeting
each night. The organist, Miss Esther
Ericsson, VIII start children 5 choir
which Will sing ut 1915 SUNDAY morn
| ings. The orchestra viii play Smdag
night at $50. The pastor viii preach
at both services. The regular mid week
meeting is on Thursday night Other
meetings will be announced from the
pul pit. All welcome.
Universalist church, Rev. ID. Il.
Trout minister Divine worship 1885
g. M. with sermon b. pastor. Subject.
4 The Curse of Indifference. Bible schoo
l145 a. N. Evening service ut Z, III
charge of pastor. Topic for discussion.
\ q Suryeg Of the World 81 Curenr
\ Events. a business meeting of the y.
\ +. g. Y VIII follow the devotional ser
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08

Antonio Calf Of Barre Enraged When
Mrs. Lungo Decided to Join Her
Husband

BARRE. Jan. s.-Beeause he was
told that his attentions must cease. rs
She had become regonciled with her
husband, Antonio CafH, an Italian gran
lite cutter, early last evening shot and
probably fatally wounded Mrs Alba
Lunuo in the kitchen of her home on
Third street He then turned the
weapon upon himself and fired one
shot into his brain. He fell on a
chair and then rolled hfcless across
the body Of his victim.
Mrs CatH was rushed to the City
hospital and is expected to live only a
few hours. One bullet entered Just
above the heart and the others struck
her in the left groin and left thigh
an undertaSers' rooms and an autopsy
viii be performed today, after which
an INQUEST viii be held.
Luigi Gattaro, "a ledger in the WON
an 5 home, Witnessed the shooting IIt
had just finished supper in the kitch
en- and was about to 90 to his room
when Calf entered Mrs. Lungo wa,
IN the pantry at the time and on hear
nag Calf came out into the kitcheu
As soon as she saw him, She told him
70 leave the house and not come back
She said she would have nothing more
% do with him as she was going Il
California to Join her husband who
had written and begged her to 9,
there and live with him.
Enraged at being ordered from thu
house, Caii walked across the room
past Gattaro until he stood only a few
feet from Mrs. Lungo. Suddenly h,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
NORWICH UNIVERSITY.
New Indoor Rifle Range is to Be Con
structed

The president OF Norwich univer-
sitv has secured the sum Of $3.50 with
which to construct new indoor rifle
range This is now under course of
construction in the basement of Jack
man hall This range is to take the
place of the range which has been in
the basement of alumni hall and, at
best but poor one ANA not up to the
needs Of the university. The new one
will consist Of four individual booths,
separated from each other. Each booth
viii contain at the firing end a heavy
prone table. At the other end win be
box Of iron in which the target viii
be placed. The target win run on q
trolley carrier, reaching from the fir
| ing point to the target. When in place
| the target viii bc Illuminated from all
sides by electric lights. The universe
/ tv has purchased six new stevens in
| door target rifles
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
The Loyal Provinces.
(CIaremont, \. H., Eagle.


An army of 100000 men. such rs
Canada proposes eventually to place
in the field with the Allies, is a great
contribution for new country to
make for the sake of the empire Of
which it is part The loyalty of the.
British colonists is one Of the ont
standing features Of the present crisis.
If England had failed to learn the les
son taught by the American Revola-
ton, the support Of the remote parts
Of the empire would have been very
uncertain
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
A New Moving Machine Planned.

Tt was recently publicly declared
that before the war ends science will
have made war too terrible = thing to
contemplate. Pretty soon we can he
moving down men by the Thousands
or even millions, almost by pressing u
button. And lest the war find us un-
prepared we are advised to increase
the capacity of our munition plants to
.uiee the output Of all other countries
combined. Interesting, ism { it? Be
sides which. one inventor on the new Ma
val Board has perfected a machine that
digs trench 225 feet long, three feet
wide and six feet deep in an hour
That 5 the kind of pillow yon need fog
the crop thar will be reaped by those
new moving machines.-The Christian
Herald
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08

vice. On Tuesday. Jan. Il. AZ 80 y.
NJ. the annual meeting OF the parish
for reports, election Of officers and
transaction Of any business coming be
fore the society. On Thursday. Jan
l3, al 80 p. m, i'm the Unitarian
church, 4 union meeting with the Uni
rarians. addressed by Rev Samuel 4.
Eliot. =. H., aud Rev. Lee :. McCci-
lester, d. D.. executive heads OF
tie two denominations.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08

pulled the revolver from his pocket
and at close range fired three shots at
her. She reelcd as the first shot en-
tered her body and while she was fall
ing two more shots were fired, both of
which took effect. Before Gattaro
could disarm Calf, another shot was
fred and Catti dropped to the floor
dead.
Gattaro ran into the street and sum
moned aid. When the, police arrived
Mrs Lungo was unconscious An am
bulance was called and she was sent
to the hospital but her condition was
such that the doctors We're unable to
do anything to save her life.
Mrs Lungo is the wife Of Luigi
Lungo and was married little more
than a year ago Her husband is a
stone cutter and worked on the same
job as Caff 1t is said that Cafi and
| the woman, who came from the town
of Viggiu in Italy, had known each
other for years. Lungo demonstrated
| with his wife for receiving visits from
| Calf, and finally about month ago
] left home and went to. Raymond, Cal
/ Since the husband went away CAM
had been an almost daily visitor al
the Lungo tenement The woman has
received letters frequently arom hel
husband, rebuking her for her treat
ment of him and begging her t
leave Calf and join him in the West
where they could begin their married
life anew Mrs. Lungo yesterday lie
cided to accept her husband s invita-
ton to Join him, and had told &c
taro, the boarder, that he would hay,
to find another boarding place.
Cat4i has wife and two children
living in italy.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
Austrian FlagshipLika Sunk
When Hit by Torpedo
Off DurazzO
1900 DROWNED ON
THIS ONE VESSEL
The Destroyer Triglav Was Struck
and Was Finally Abandoned Outside
the Harbor After other Ships Had
Taken Her in Tow.

the Harbor After Other Ships Had
Taken Her in Tow.
ROME, Jan. S.-The censorship hav-
ing been lifted, it is now possible to
give details of the naval engagement
off Durazzo, Albania, on December %,
IN which the Austrian warships Tri2-
lay and Lika were sunk. For several
days an Austrian aeroplane had been
flying over Durazzo, making obserya-
tions and occasionally dropping bombs
At a. m on December 20 an Austrian
squadron, composed Of five destroyers
and the cruiser Helgoland, entered the
harbor at full speed
As the Austrian warships approached
they opened heavy fire on Greek
steamship which had put in for re-
pairs to her engines. No warning was
given of the attack, and it IS asserted
the sailors on board were fired on,
even after they left the vessel ana
were attempting to reach shore.
The Austrians also bombarded and
sank several Italian sailing boats and
then attacked the eneampment of the
Italian troops. The fire was directed
lpoorly, however, and there were no
casualties.
| The Austrians attempted to land q
detachment with incendiarv bambs 10
| set FIRE to the customs warehouse. but
an Italian battery prevented the land
/ ing.
An italian squadron arrived an5
opened fire on the Austrian warships
The Lika. the flagship of the fotilla
was struck by a torpedo and sank af
ter her magazine had blown mp. Mos
of the crew of about $500, including
| Commander Nincert, were drowned.
/ The Triglav was struck and takel
in tow 10y two of the other destroyers
They were compelled to abandon he
outside the harbor, however, and sh
was sunk by the pursuing Italia
Isauaaron.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08

Do not find fault because everyone
ices not share your ideas; GOD needs
us all.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
Central Vermont Ry.
Corrected to september %, 1915.
Trains leave Brattloboro

600 q. N. Except Sunday For New
London
100 a. n. Except Sunday For South
Londonderry.
go a. m. Except Sunday For New
York via Springfield.
9.45 a. m. Daily. For South London
derry.
1925 a. N. Except sunday For AIiLers
Falls.
40 p. m. Except Sunday. For Keene.
New London and New York
via New London.
GOO p. m. Except Sunday. Local for
South Londonderry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
In 1920.

The Lady Judgc-Where are the
burglar tools you took from that lady
yegg2
Tbe Lady Cop-IIcro they are, your
honor hairpin, hatpin and but
t0nhook.-Ex.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-30

of it and ready to give up, but decids ed as a last resort to give 'Wilderbs' a chance. It was a surprise to me how quickly this new medicine put me on my feet. I have tried numer-' ous stomach and kidney medicines and tone-ups without any satisfaction so it is a genuine pleasure for me to endorse 'Wilderbs,' because it really did restore my appetite and cure the pain in my back so that work is no longer an effort. I told my wife the other day that I thought would get into a game of ball somewhere( as this is the first time in four years I have felt like ever playing baseball again."
 T. s. Jackson (Dr. Pierce's Health Expert, who is daily giving public lectures at Hindle's Main and State streets store. and taking the blood pressure (free) of all who desire it, said:
 ''In spite of the warm weather that has been prevailing the number of my callers is constantly increasing. know it is difficult for sick people, especially, to come down town on days such as we have been having lately. However, this weeks change is a big relief and people are taking advan- tage of it. Most of those who do come in are mighty glad of it after wards because of tho quick results they get from the use of this truly remarkable new medicine. Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-30
New Haven Road Is
 First With Embargo

The New. York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad company announc- ed last night that, because of the inn pending railroad strike, it will refuse hereafter all shipments of freight, which cannot be delivered at it's des- tination before a. m. on Labor Day. J. o. Halliday, superintendent of transportation of the New Haven road, has issued the following circu- lar, containing the embargo notice:- To All Agents and Connecting
 Lines:-
 In spite of the earnest efforts of the railroads of the United States to have employees in the engine, train and yard service continue at work pending a peaceful adjustment of their demands, the Order of Railway Conductors, the Brotherhood of Lo- comotive Engineers, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and Engine men and the Brotherhood of Rail- road Trainmen have ordered a strike which will become effective at a. m. September 1.
 In view of this strike order to stop the commerce of the United States, it becomes necessary for this company to refuse to receive any more freight loaded after this mo- tice from connecting rail or steam ship lines, or at local stations, with the following exceptions:-
 First-Freight will be received at points of interchange from connect ing rail or steamship lines or at To- cal stations when, with the approval Of the superintendent, the time for transportation is such that it can be delivered at destination not later than such an hour on September 3 as will permit of placing before September 4.
 Second-Shipments of fuel mater ial and supplies for the operation of the railroad.
 All freight received after this mo- tice will be subject to delay, loss and damage because of the strike so or dered. Every effort will be made to move all freight now on the line or junction points to destination and to place for unloading prior to Sep tember 4, preference being given to livestock. perishables and foodstuffs for human consumption.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-30

To the man who once enjoyed the health, and strength of an athlete, lost it through sickness, and then re- gained it again, there is nothing quite as remarkable, nor is there an event in his life that brings him the genu- inc satisfaction and pleasure that such an experience does.
 It was just such a happiness that prompted MT. c. E. Griffith, who lives at 395 John street, to make the fol- lowing statement recommending Wild erbs Gull extract), the new tonic re- storative that is now taking Bridge port by storm and converting thou sands of local people to its unusual merits. Griffith pitched the Brockton team to many a well-earned victory few years ago when they were form idable pennant contenders. He fol- lows his profession of high grade mechanic here now, and has as many friends and is as well known as he was in his professional days. He says:
 "A complication of kidney ard stomach trouble the past four years gradually wore me down until I was hardly able to do any work. I work nights and along about 2 o'clock in them orning my back would ache and stiffen up until I was almost bent double Having at one time enjoyed the robust health of an athlete due to my work as a professional baseball player I was discouraged at the loss