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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06
THE FARMER: APRIL 6, 1916

The name of George w. Carey, a young Republican attorney, is sometimes mentioned, but there appears to be no doubt but what Peck will get the nomination and the election. The judgeship was promised Peck. a long time ago and he is the logical candi- date.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06
STRAIGHT TICKETS ARE FEW.
Plenty of ''Scratching'' Being Done

Plenty of 'FScratching'' Being Done.
 The "Citizens' ' ticket is faring poorly in the several voting districts. The packers of the plan seem to be at a loss for a system, and have but few workers. The claim has been made that the votes cast for the candidates on that ticket cannot be added to their vote on the party tickets, but a law yer this morning expressed the opinion that the opposite was true, as to re- fuse to count the vote would be to de- prive the voter of his right of suf- frage. The assertion was made by a worker in the Tenth district that he did not believe a straight ticket was cast there.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06

The final accounts in the estate of Joseph MiIbank, filed at Greenwich, Conn.,, show the inheritance tax paid the state of Connecticut to be $350,772, the largest amount ever paid by the Greenwich court
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06
nEATH oF WAB. DYER.

William B. Dyer, we'll known as one of the leading business men of our city during the last thirty years, died this morning at half past eight o'clock He has been a sufferer for some years with an affection of the heart. His funeral will take place on Monday af- sernoon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06
MovTNG rREEs.

Mr G. B. Wallace is moving out the shade trees, in front of his dwell ing on Main street, below South ave nue, so as to widen his walk. It is a work that will considerably improve the appearance of his property.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06

independent ticket, and by 12 o'clock, they got 615 of their ballots in the boxes. They expect 300 more before the polls close. No women voted Tn East Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06

Tines, the newly welded pair will re- side in Lee Avenue. The groom is an employee of the Yost factory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06
THE DREW ESTATE

We learn that MT. Abel Drew has purchased the old homestead of the late Joseph Cooke, Esq, just over the line in Stratford. It is very valuable
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06

The matter of a successor. to the late Judge Russell of the Stratford Probate court is attracting some at tention in that place, and the con- census of opinion is that Attorney Charles H. Peck will be his successor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06

War insurance on Norwegian ships within the danger zone has been dou-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06

Two seats on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange were sold at $3,70O each, a decrease of ,$2oO from the last previous sale.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06

The Eastern Steel corporation d8- clared dividend of per cent. on les first preferred stock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-06

Sexton's Independent Ticket.
 The Sexton stone yard in the East Side was the scene of conside erabIe po- Htica1 activity. James Sexton, Jr and James Black worked hard on an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

9cidc oes iiugen W1onnes puroe
nob SuowOeil 81. g.. iibcriii6rt.
6rci6rief fir @ibIiotbcf.
I'm gepiaigling cincs 5reibricies
fiir sic nMortin 2ibrorD 9lHocia.
tion". sic III llebereinitimuuing init
Dem Tcitamcnt ocs peritorbcncn Nlils
ton .. Mortiu ii Dorf, @o, cine
9ibliotbcf crridtcn mil, lit icbt nad.
gciudt lporoen. Sr. Nlartu bat fiir
oen glnfouf eineS gauploBcs ino oic
Grrihtug elmer 5rei.8ibliotbcf Sic
Summc bon $685. 600 dtSgeicBt, glls
Iireftoren iiuo pom Dem @crid)t er-
nanmt iporoen: @incent 81. @ceiep,
slaen 6. @ieIt Ionicl s. 9aicon
glrteus @onner mo Syobn 6. Nater
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

glui 0cn gScAicInlartt bcrridtc
groBe llnbeit1noigfeit. Sterling
lSraucs Heidsmorf. Sire nno aro-
neu (oitcrreiAiiHe gfotcu) wareu
ihiuacb inn poufeno Tic eneliiA-
fror56iii9e gIulci6c uerfoift 81 Der
00bitnotirmg BON 96.
Baltimore 90ric.
Sic bieiigc @6rie mar geiteru im
3uitauo eiucS SalbihlofeS. Ser Sau.
oel licB iih gut olL o6er gewonn
feiuen feitcn 9ooen. Gie 9lusga6cn
idmommen inO iudteu in ser 0lebr.
3o6l ibre eiaeuen Greiic, obne iie De-
6oupten al f6nneu. Baltimore Cube
Itauo I'M @or0ergruno mo uotirte
nit 100, muBte aber ipdter ieiuea
@epiun uieOer bcrge6eu Gie Sel.
gruppen moreu e6enfolls aftip, ober
mubeltimnIt. g9apIano Gel bate
cute Ecrfduic jii Uer5eiHnen, e6euio
Gos0cn & so. Commons.
Sic Glearinas betrugcn geiicrn
81. .2s6,293 gegeuiiber $6.ii9,456;
oie gilau5 6ctrua $sO0456 aeseu-
ii6er $705,034 om gIeiheu Gage oes
9orjabres
Guacne 3. 9lortou Grdiioent Ser
Gqllitaulc grlIt SO, lit uor iciucu
15cricn oic cr I'M Siioen per6rodt
5atte, 3iriidgefebrt
Ser Sobof W}ortt.
Ser 1abof.N1arft, weIher felt cini.
gen @odcu cine itorfe @rciscrbo-
6img erfobren bat, geitoltetc lid in
Der lebteu @oGe pieoer icbr leb6oit
un0 purocn 10000 %iuno ocrfoift.
Tos quite ggettcr scr lebteu @oAc
6ot ocn @larft ilnaenlcin bcaiinitigt.
Die 92ahirogc mar in naen SorteH
cine groBc, uno iporen oie 4reiie boz
Der als 81 irgeuO elmer 3cit in Der
Soiion. Ger Gur1i6rittsprciS be-
trug $842, troboem ein groBcs glns
gc6ot bcrrihte. glnc @igner non Ga.
6af perocn bcitiirnt ocniclben oii
Oen @forft 81 6ringcu
Die Ia6df.5ormcr uon Sin. imO
Git.Dorf-Gountp, @n, boben i6rc
6cIocr pcrar0Bcrt. Oo sic Sabatcrute
in oieicm Sabre cine icbr quite icin
miro. Gic 9iotimmgeu iuareu @c-
wo5nlide Ginloaen $3.50 bis So.
c5rtc $6 bis $3.50, @ldtter, firI
fcit, $3.50 bis $i050, 05itc SSmpor
ten $i0.50 Bis $i4.50. GcdbIdtter
$i5 bis $35.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

NoIi1iit anaeariffen.


%oli5iit 8. u. Aioercombe pom 8.
&oli5ci-&re5inft ipuroc an Der %.
iuo GsStroBc, gl..g9., bon Dem 9le.
ger Stuart Gibbs ongcfallciL aIs
oerielbc sen gurifeu zines flcinercn
gergebens balbcr IN Sait ucbmen
moIlte. Ger @oli3iit ueritanO aber
ipeuig SpaB lno lieB Dem @oQfopf
ben aniippel foIten nit Dem 9ieiul-
tat, ooB Gibbs i'm @meroeucp-Soipi-
tai Oerhuloen werocn mtBie.
SeHer
gIuf rn6efannte llriahe entitano IN
Der @o6ntng bon Grace Burns, Ger.
Ala, @rite-StraBc, S..g9.. elm 6euer,
oaB a6geloibt meroeu fonutc, e6e ein
groBerer Sdaoeu cutiton0.
@I6blih erfronft
SSn elmer SSmbisbaae on Scr 2. un0
SsStroBe, &-So erfraufte pI0blid
So6n Sarlcg bon g1r. 30, @-SroBe,
gt.sSr llllo llllIBte Hd0 oellI S0nlnltps
Soipital gcbraht mer0cn.
@urd cineu Stciuwurf
perlebt.
Tilrh eincn Stcinluuri plr0c So
iepb Sarriion BON 92r. 1882, CONDUIT
9loao. gt.8., ais er auf ieincm 3mei-
roo oic CONDUIT &ooO entlong iu6r,
na6e 2ittle 6ous.Stotion I'M @eiibt
Oerlest lmO nulBte 5lueds Gebouo-
lung nod sem @eoraetotun.Soipitol
gebrodt perOeu. Ger Steintperfer
iol crnittclt icin.
Trug @ciu6ruH oopon.
9ln Der t2. uno GsStraBc, 60,
Itiir5tc Der 10 Sabre olte G6cooor
9udlar bon 92r. 1929, T-StroBe, O..
g., ais cr nit cincm 3lpcirao ocgen
cine @oroitiuellc iubr, nicocr rmo
500 iiA ocn 8rub oeS reGtcu 8eines
81. Ger anabe ipuroc nad Dem Ga-
iialtps@oipital gebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
@rnnOeiaentGMms.Nlarft.


aSfDiielo", ser 2anoHs oeS Nrn,
9eomono s. Stcport III Green
Spring @ollcp, ua6e Stcpenion.Sta.
tion, lit fiir oic Commemorate All
Srn. Samnel 9loientbol it,. ocm frii.
bercn @rdlocnten oes Sublrbou-
Glub mo Nlitalico scr tSirma
Stroitic & 60, pcrmiet6ct iporocn,
Ger Dlictbucrtrog, lpclder Ourd Die
Girma o9lcoItp W1ort" 5uItanoe qe.
braht lpnroc, tritt am 1. Suni in
aroit.
Ger Gontroft fir sen 9au oeS
orciitodigcu glpartcment6ouies mo
&auilaocns fiir 8. g9. Gat an gg6ite.
!od StraBc. na6c 9inocn-glpcnuc, lit
an oic GonioliooteO engineering 60.
oer9cben porocu Gie goupldnc
puroei bon Sen 9lrditeftcn 9Iantc &
3inf ouSgearbcitct, ino sic goufo.
item wcroen iid aitf $1,000 6elmlfcu.
GoB Der Sto0t Baltimore iebt in
ocn areiicn Der @rnocigcnt6umS.
bdnoler ocs 9PittelpcitcnS 9cohhmg
acibcnft miro, BAT Sr. 9. Somcro
9iihar0S, Scr Fr1iioeut Ser beiiqen
@runoIiiidnatler g3c60r0c. scr 10.
chen bon ciner 9iciic ourh jcncnE6ci(
Der Iereini9ten Staten 5iriidae.
fcbrt III, ielt0citellt. Gicic S6atioAc
ion sic ,Solae oeS %crboItens 6ieiiger
@rmoitiid6dnoler bci cinrr fiir5lid
Dor ser 3uiidenitottIiden Sau0els
Gomniiiiion itattgeillnoencn @ernc6.
nuno icin
Sir oic @lortaa9c Guarantee So.
BAT Soworo u. @elucar cincn cinlos.
barren Sumo5ins III o0bc bon $96.
Der ani Dem Sauic 9lr. 1915, @orri.
ion.glucnue, laItet pcrfallit. Ger @e.
libtitel uar bon Der n5itlc @uoran
tee dno Eruit Co. garontirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

@roBc 9Iftioitdt berrid5t in 9lepgorf.
SAT- idmmtliGc 9lusga6eH er-
ircltten iib GROCER 0sodiraee-
9o6n-Gbligatioincu luitcr Trud.
9lubc an ser @nltimorcr 96r-
ic. Ter labafsmartt.
Die @orie croiilete oie @ohe nit
elmer groBen y3ahirase nad 9lfticn.
3u @cginn mar scr Martt etuas 5ag.
bait, bod cntpidcltc iid bel SduB
Der criten 10 WiinitcH cine groBe
9ebbaitigfeit, BON pelder fait allie
gliSgabeu proiitirten. ausgcnomucu
Die ItGrtercu qInlage.g9ertbe. Giien.
babncH mar nidt itetig un0 sele-
oentlih inter Druid. g3em Dorf Sen.
tral bate eineu meiteren tcmporGrcn
aurS-Gerllit 81 erleiOcu.
IS lpuroc 0as SSntereiie 0cs @it.
6liflms ucrniBt ood wuroc oicies
t6cilweiie 0urd Die 9lftiDititcn in bee
fanntcn Spc5ialit1tcn auSgeglihen.
Sierlutcr befanocn ii6 Griicible
Stabl imo 9lmericou locomotive ans
scr arie9sgruppe, pelhc Icbtc ciilel
@cminn Don 5wciElnften 81 per3cids
uen bate iuo nit Sll4 notirte, w6b-
reno Grucible Stabl i3s Eunftc &C.
paun ino 94A ner5eiHnetc. Nlo.
tore, 3udcr imo grenncrci.9(usgo.
ben Itanocu cbcnialls iebr portbeil.
bait uio raugirteu aucb 'Sil6er pro-
ou5irenOe @eieaihaitcn inter Der
@rominen5, inter Oem itdnoigcn
GoriHreiten oicic5 Ntctolles, pelhes
ictt nit 6t% pro hinge bc5oblt miro.
oen Sod)itpreis ieit qlusbrah oes
aricges.
acnnccott un0 Miami-aupier CT.
rcibteu cine Necoro-glotirlmg Don
SO rmo 391s rcipcftipc. Siio.Forto
9lico 3itder ibucIltc 91s aiif 2t91s.
G6enio brahtc cs ScpcIl Tca nm
5l4 oui 80.
ltnitco Stotes SuOiritrial 9llco6ol
mar wdbreno scr gou5en Siblmg i'm
|oroergrirnO acpam 912 ati 165,
mas icincn llriprlng III oem @criid6t
battc, ooB BALD oic ,@roBc @lelone"
onecidnitten uirO. 9lidt gcliiictc
9luSsaben iol0ten Der 9lnnpdrts6clpcs
gung rno mad)tcn Oieiclbcu @cuinme
bon ciucm big orei llmfte Merifn.
ner pareu Bel Neainn itorf 0c0riidt,
erboltcn iid aber ipdter.
II. 9. Stabl lag 81 @cgiuu oes
Morftes ie6r DernadlGiiiat, euuadtc
abcr ipdtcr ans eincr 9etbar1ie mo
iuuroc itarf scwc1ieIt, mas cincu @e.
wim BON III Had iid 5og unO oie
Qlfticn ali S57s itiegen.
5diiiabrtsont6eilc pie llnitco
sSriiit mo @larine @rcierrco uaren
in oroBer 9ladfroge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
Simnn5.glusluciS.
etnnt WlnrNlnnb.
8hrean occ SmaAulciitefs.
lluunnulfG. yJiD.

Elan5 I'M SDnbnWl nln ]. 9lprl IUlU
$lO22, ,24A7l, oeponrt IN ben iolacnoen @ans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
3n Oerfanfen.

@argain-|erfauf in WrnHOeieentbHm
6WeIn5dae unb breift1dige @G1nbdiiier NIT
9crdnon.IrDat 80 BnrgniH-PrelieH.
Q[ue @in8elheiien fDrHer bonn Mnipru1ssSe'
poriemcnt erauQi pcroen.
iiniteb etnieS Tlbclltg 4 @unrnntg So.
Telepbon: Gt. Y1ul $50.
MbreFe GGlUcris uno Oermnn'9trdne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
9Ins Oem Suuereu MarDlun6's nu6
Den ausrcH5enOen Staatcu.

= aolr atD trttt 8 u q M
men.
Ter ncue Stnotrat9 bon Gmn6er-
lono Wlo, trnt gciiern 5uiammcu,
Inn iid 5u organiiireu, lno luur0e
Scrr Is. 5rouf aepier 5iml 6innn5.
Gonmiiidr lmo Stoot-SGobnciItcr
ernaunt; Gscor 81. Gpcrmon 5um
EoIi5ei- imo 6euer.@ommiiIGr; Sar-
rp =. Smith. @alcr- uno Gleftrii6.
Gidt-Gomnliiidr, mo 9lonm 2e6cd
StroBen- mo oiieutlihes Gigen.
t5um-@ommiiidr, Nerr 9ebed miro
ieoenfaus nid) oaS9lmt oes StroBen.
SupcriutenOcnten iibcrnebmcn I'M
Der StaOt meitere 9hsgoben 5u cr.
ipurcll oniiir muB aud Scrr Gpcr.
mann oic Stellcn oeS 8oIi5eidcfS
init ibernebmen Inn OieieS @eboIt
Der Staot 81 iparcn
z bomuS 6. &ccnan qeitor.
Ben.
SIN gllter BON 80 Subren itar6 IN
Cambridge, Mo. I6omoS 6. Sec.
nan pelder 80 Sabre in Der Sto0t
gcle6t battc. Ser @eritor6cuc, mel.
der ans @eI-9Sirginicu Itonmte. ge.
60rtc emit Scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
an tpor fiir pieIc Sabre Gin 9(nge-
itellter Der Gambrioge-@ -@alermerfc,
mo iii6rte ieit t6 Sobrcn ocn gn.
oes gSctter NccorO.
Eoitor Omen crfronft.
@aitor Or. 2. 81. Cipen, ser lutbe.
riid6cn Ct SSo6n'S Stride in Sagers,
tomn, Wloy lit beoenflid erfranft.
Ger Serr leioct an elmer glterien.9er.
falfim1 inlo glrtoeraiftitng ont 6ub,
iooaB 8wci 9ler5te bin5ugc5oacn wcr.
Den nuBteu, bic crfl1rten, oaB cine
Operation iuibeoingt not6meuoia ici.
6ormeriiingcn erbnIten
@reiic.
9'ci ciner groBcu oiientli1cu Ger-
Iantmllng, weIdc inI @crihtsge6au.
De in Clifton, Wlo., obqeboltcu lpur0e.
gelangten oie 9rciie ocs oGccil Goun.
~ 9oD'S Corn Glub~ sur gcrt6ei.
ling. Gic @clpinner iuarcn. g1eIion
Sonauo, SSobn McGlcorp, gSoIter
Morre Soicpb 9Porrc, Osborne 9lct.
nolos, NleIpin @irfinS lrtO QQ1ert
Millcr.
2 DINER Derlcbt.
Dit fnoppcr g3ot6 crtging in 9rin
ccB Slime, W}0., Gin i'm biciigeu Golui-
IL ie1r bcfanuter iilugcr Nlaun, ga.
mems Sorie 6. Euiep, olS er heinz
lle6erfa6ren ocs 8obniibergougcS in
9cnamten Grtc BON ciner 9ofomo.
tiuc Scr 9leiu Dorf philadelphia mo
iolf-giicn6abn crioBt mo 25 GyuB
ipcit IN eincu @aiiertiinpcl gcidleit
bert wurOe. gluBcr inncrcn Der
leBlngcu bat Euiep bel Oieicm llnfan
nod cincn ooppclten 9cin6ruG crlit-
ten.
Gel b Itmor0.
ErH Ginat6nen bon 2cnGtgos
bat IN gorf Ea., sic 40 Sabre oltc
5rai s( S. ae6r, oic @ottiu ciucs
Oortigcn aauimoncS, i6rcu 9ebcn
Gin Enoc 9enobt, Gic Qcid6c ipuroc
bon Der i9.idbrigcu gohtcr scr
Scl6ItmorOcrin geilmocn. Pins iucI
der ScranIolilmg ole Srou in ocn
200 qeaanacn lit fonntc nidt fcitgc.
iteIlt ucrocn.
Secfaoctt geitOrben.
Sn Dlorine.Soipital III 9lnnapolis,
alO~ lit Der a)|iOi6ipmon @bilip 9.
gfortbern, mcld)er 0cr erltcn Q(oSie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

plV1]sI44.tl, otpoltl W ptu lolBtloth NulF
Merdanis Me6auics Gaiional
@nnf bon Baltimore. ......... 1854, ,046.00
ylniioHal Nant OF Baltimore. . 32Is5.S7
Nanf Of Semnr bon 9clmdr 2,710A6
Sanl of @ooauatoluH BON Go
@oni oi Sampocn bon baltimore e'SO9.s5
eanf Of Dlnrion uon Wlorloit
saat oi eomcrici Ron 8riacc6
Gaoeri iif eaaf bon baltimore 1851
4q3A 70" 'a''o"a sa'' y" ea" io.7sos7
cecil aaiional eant bon port 9''Ss'-y
eenireSue ''".''. .......'.....".. ~" Wv 1t.1eses
GbeiQpenie NaHt Of Baltimore. 6,5s3.b6
Gbeliertomn Gant Of Warplano. 7,03S04
SSeisi sTeSerid D''V'4 g""' D9 24,sos2s
Citizens NatieHaI AanI Of eaureI 4,344.55
Commonwealth 9ani bon @altis
2eHicn Gationa aaut bon Sen,
saiicrq gbore Eraii Co. bon ~
eaon Nstional 9ani bon Gaiioa 9,S5599..Si
imoTe ''1''' .'D'' ~. ... ~" e4 4s.o7s4o
poiis ,'''' o4"' ''"" 5i.oeose
0HS'S HG"i OoH aGii%orc ift%ts y.u''o"u gsls5i7
@aTi bon SGm5riOapc ,,D''g.", ,..,''' 2.sis.as
@ani BON 9siieS'.'. 9i"''9 .'..... '''''9"4' o.244s4
The 6ocllt1 Irul SO. bon NaIs
SrIi gaiionai 9ani bon aalii
Siue -' '.s su'.' =" ...' s''''s 542on
cur Slra s''D'''' ean. =. e'o.'"' cio.eo
o'bs,, b,,rc 7'"''''' CUM ~" o'0l- 5ae ga
sjTii National aonf bon garfon s,SS5s.Ss
6irii gloiional &ani bon @noio
5iorSidaS S"' gun : sg"'0.'" 100000
c,ermaa Tf eont Of baltimore eim. 55i77i6
eolosboro 9aHi bon NioIosboro. 1,476.0l
0nrloro Hdnl bon Bel Mir.... S632.t4
Wlarine Guni bon Gri5ielo .. 034.07
Wlcrcantilc NaHl bon WQhimorc 3909.39
WRercantile Irnlt & Gepoiit 60
OF Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 00OO0.OO
Rational 3anl o Cambridge. 6,256.l5
Rational &dlI Of Commerce bon
''IilS tSorc esUr'ss V''' ~" ouD 4ssooo
''|HSa'' orc y4'' g"". ~" oa'' 475s95
,'qi'Hs"i iaSS bon my" Sati@orc Y4'0 s7a45
\ soIiI%ose ..;S'% ea' T." i492s!s ls
colt GIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5.iia52
Neoples glational Aani o Gen.
. ipll ;...'. ..t.... ..,..'... 4,A4o-4O
Eeoples Jlutlonal Suni bon Naa
gcf9lpOU .,................... 4,40t0i
Sam OoH GamoriSse '...''.l' 'Ys'~ 2o.o2e52
%iieS6iac '..".......'...'." W o.5i7i3
Bocouote NItD 9iaiional NaRi .. g,O24O4
g Gsilircsiac ~ ..., ,'.,..'.'..., .'"'' wv 24o27s
Slir ......'...:.....','..,.. s.35o7i
Gcconb National 9ani Don Gnms
Derlnno Observation-Disclosures. 4,31S0S
ion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.OSs5O
Silper Spring ysaiond Nant 2,272.24
Gpiesoiue Gdtiona edni bon
IaaO s.............',''.s..,s.. sAle4s
'SiY" ion .'.''..g'. ,l'~ ..,r -" .ly'y ic.coaos
miniisr '.''..,.,..s,'...', ~ s.aos7o
Union Iriiit 80, Of Dlayp lamb bon
baltimore .................. 52,1N3.23
0bite 3au Raiional 8nnf... l.07799
Whtoeponri ................ $500
NAM 4as.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

geldle ~ iparcn whniden nne groEr Doer
lleine Gunimen Selo IN 8anr nDer IN ntpnnt,
W rlninen Snnrrn rtchr iue uetouppclt geir
gllerlrcn gr0ne 6nt qclcgcnf Wyuulrtne ~
Wtlln Hpun, Der ncucn Hurtnol Xegtn
Wntcn crbnltcn. Ojruupitide 621A bel 300,
gudl 125 bet $50, fir Deniaer nls 0ents pro
EunbraiiuR. &iiD balD 10 Gents pyD lud.
prntinh iuerib icin Gemrutlrte @nuaipeBe, ma
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-07
WIS VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
Man Had Probably Been Dead Several
Days When Body Was Found-Had
Left Home Last Friday Morning to
Go Out for a Hunting Trip.

At the foot of a straw stack at
Grass Rock, near Trevor, a posse OF
men sent out from Antioch, found the
lifeless body of Lewis Bruckner Sun
day. The dead man held a double
barrel shotgun in his right hand, the
empty chamber in the right hand bar
rel telling mutely the cause OF the
young man S death.
Friday last Bruckner left his home
in Antioch to go hunting for rabbits
in the woods north of Antioch. When
he had not returned home Saturday his
relatives became alarmed, for the
young man was in an extremely nerv-
GUS state when he left home. 1t is
alleged he had been drinking heavily
and had gone to hunt in the woods to
sober up.
When he did not return nome posse
was organized and in groups of three
and four the men of Antioch went
north, beating the brush and tramp
ling all through the woods.
When they came to Grass Rock,
which is just across the Illinois line
into Wisconsin, they came upon their
friend. He lay at the foot of a straw
stack. His clothing was smeared with
dried blood. The charge of shot from
the shotgun beside the body had prac-
tically disemboweled the young man
and there is no question but that his
death was instantaneous.
How long he had been dead when
found is not known, but it is the be-
lief of his friends that the young man
came to his death on Friday or on
Saturday morning at the latest.
An inquest was held and verdict
showing that he had come to his death
by the accidental discharge of a shot
| gun held in his own hands was re-
turned. Relatives believe Bruckner
fell from the top of the straw stack
and that the gun was discharged in the
fall. They scout the theory that he
died a suicide.
Bruckner had worked for some years
for Charles Meyers, who conducts a
boarding mouse IN Antloch, but Tor the
past few months he was an employee
of Len Barthell, foreman of the Horn
ing Brothers icehouse. Barthell put
his name into history but few months
ago when he became known as Bart
hell, the sphinx man of the Orpet
| jury Barthell was the first juror
accepted, and it is said that he was
the first man on the jury to make the
statement in the jury room that he
thought William Orpet innocent of the
murder of Marion Lambert.
Bruckner is survived by two broth
ers, John and Carl, both of Antioch,
and by two sisters, Mrs. BartheIl of
Antioch, and Mrs. Hof of Chicago.
The remains were taken to Antioch.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-07
Sound Waves.

Science says that the loudness OF
sounds varies inyersely as the square
of the distance. This Is merely another
way Of saying that If you walk three
times as far away from the source OF
the sound as you were before its loud
ness will not be a third what it was,
but ninth of what 1t was, for nine ia
the square Of three.
On the other hand, the density Of the
medium which conveys sound Is very
important. On frosty night the air
is dense One consequence OF this Is
that an automobile runs better be
cause the engine gets larger supplies
of oxygen. Another result is that
sounds are heard more loudly. How.
ever, the report Of gun high up In
the mountains is like the sound Of an
exploded firecracker
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-07
Father of Enaliah Poetry.

The first English bard to attain last
ing fame was Godfrey Chaucer, who
was born in London about 1890. ".The
father of English poetry was the
son of winner named John Chau
Ger and in bis youth served the king
as soldier and was taken prisoner by
the French. The English king paid
$50 for his ransom, which was quite a
high price for a poet. Chaucers most
celebrated work, 1.-THE Canterbury
Tales" was written between 1873 and
1900 It consists Of series Of tales
supposed to have been told by com
pany Of pilgrims to the shrine o. st.
Thomas Beckett at Canterbury, and
in its pages we get such pictures of
English life and ways Of thought as
are found nowhere else.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-07
Primary CoIors.

AS to what are the primary colors
is something on which authorities
have disagreed. Sir David Brewster
called red, yellow and blue the pri-
mary colors, and this view has been
commonly held by painters and others,
since all the known brilliant hues can
be derived from admixture of these
three pigments. But if the pure spec
trail colors are superposed upon a
screen the resulting colors are quite
different. Thomas Young suggested
red, green and violet as the primary
colors, but subsequent experiments by
j. Clerk Maxwell appear to show that
they should be red, green and blue.
Sir William Abney, however, says red
green and violet. Any two colors
which together produce white OF
gray light are complementary colors.-
Exchange.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-12-07
How They Are SaIuted.

sSVW Iney are Salufed.
Salute to the national flag, the presi-
dent and ex-president Of the United
States and the presidents or sovereigns
OF foreign states, twenty-one guns;
vice president of the United States and
foreign ambassadors, nineteen guns;
the president Of the senate, speaker of
the house OF representatives, cabinet
officers, chief justice, governors within
their respective states or territories,
governors general of foreign states,
civil governors Of the Philippine Is
lands, general Of the army, admiral OF
the navy and same ranks In foreign ar
mics and navies, seventeen guns; Unit
ed States and foreign ministers pleni-
potentiary, vice governor of the Philip
pine Islands, assistant secretaries of
war or navy, lieutenant general or ma.
Jor general commanding the army and
corresponding ranks in the navies, fif-
teen guns; ministers resident, major
generals, rear adnirals and correspond.
ing ranks in foreign armies and navies,
thirteen guns; charge d'affaires, briga.
der generals and corresponding ranks
In foreign armies and navies, eleven
guns; consuls general, nine guns.