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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-28

BOSTON STOCKS Boston 1880 p. m. Prices ssepoEte4 Over Private Wire of T. l.
 Watson q Go.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-28
rendered a solo.

rendered solo.
 Mrs. Henry Seeley and Mrs. George Edwards spent Tuesday as guests of Mrs. Charley Ensign in Trumbull.
 L. V. Sade was forced to shoot his dog as it had been suffering from dis temper for several days.
 Several new pupils have started this week attending the Birdsey Plain school, make a total of 29.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Edwards and Miss Inez Edwards were guests Sun day of MT. and Mrs. William Slater in Easton.
 Mrs. William Craft is spending a few weeks at the home of Merritt Ward in Easton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-28
WILL DEMONSTRATE
 VOTING MACHINES

Demonstrations of the voting ma chimes will be given in all districts for three days next week. There will also be machines in the corridor of the city hail every day during the week. New and old voters may learn to vote straight or split tickets.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-28
Fare 60 Cents
facts and ideas"

facts and ideas"
 When MT. Currie had finished speak, ing more than a third of the men present enrolled for the course which MT. Currie will personally conduct each Friday evening for the next 23 weeks. Since the class is limited to 40 men, it it expected that the group will be filled several days before the first session next week.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
i%ltngs1port seq beutfden @treiters.
Mit 6ieiem 8ort auf ben 2ippen geW
er in Se11er, 500 l1n1 @ieg. g. 9.
Ser .@err Der eatte.

6rm5oiiide 1no engliide 5lieger
baben ieit 8egim 6eS &rieges in Dem
bon Sen Deuti6en befebten belgiiden
luro fran5oiiiden @ebiet iiber tauien>
frie6li6e 2erte get06tet, barunter
5ablreide 6ral1er un0 &in6er. aud
in Sen 6e1tiden @ren5gebieten boben
iie 5ablreide frieolide Menidem ge-
to6tet, ionit baben lie bemerfensper-
tbe 2eiitungen nidt poubradt. Mls
ser &rieg m1sbro6, galt es bel Den
Tein6en 9el1tfdlan6s als ausge=
madt, oaB Srarfrei@ muf tedniidem
@ebiete Da1ti6lan6 tpeit uberlegen
lei. @elebrte 1rno S%neenieure fonn-
ten ii6 nidt gena1gtbu,t in Sanfaro-
naoet1 iber sic @ormodtteuung Ser
fron50iiidem Sednif. Sbre Mrtiae-
RE botte angeblib int 8altanfrieg ge+
iiegt, benn sic Giirfen tparer nit
be11tfden, Die Serben un6 @ried)en
unb 8ulgaren aber INIT frans0iiiden
@eidiite1 u1o @epebren n,sgeruitet.
Die fran50iii6en Tlieeer ober batten
ii6 oa1r@ ibre @oitfpielfobrten IN
gang europa NIT &rbm be6edt l1n1
Sic fran50iifden @bemifer folten
mabre @rnoermittel I'M Sinterbot
bnben als lteberrafdungen fir Sic
6el1tfden 8arbaren
80 las man thinner tpieoer. q
tpore1, ober 1omentIi9 in Sen &rei-
len, 6ie ii4 NIT Dem 2a1ftiport fndb-
manniid befddftigten, gar3 anoere
Mniidten berbreitet. Dm oeutfden
2uffdifftppa1s 8eppelin bate tpeoer
Srunfreib nod England oa19 muir
a1mabern6 ettuos dbnlides entgegen>
3ufesen un6 aif Dem @ebiete So
@eropIdns maren sic 6ran3ofen II
6en lebten Sobren BEL allen 8eItto,t
.furrenben gefdIogen mor6en. Sang
lam fielen ole erite1r Hreife SEN oeutt
fden Sliegern gu u,16 ieber 8etoro,
Sen elm 5ror,aofe idut tpuroe iiber-
fnr3 ODER lang thinner bon einern
Delttfden gefdJagen. Sic fror3oii-
iden 21tftafrobate1t aber, oie uue
Met berblifften ba1r6 ibre 8ur5eI-
bad1ne, ertpieien fid ols Coulter, ole
8irflrsfinftIer, Die d11gef9naM IN If
rem MeropIone1t, anerlei mogbaIige
I@nder nort6uf9ter. Mnr tpalbte IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
Na@ri6ten aus bent 8e:
neoittineroroeu I'm
@elttrte8e.
(. Soiepb, .. g. 81

Der @eilige @ater, Naplt 8eneoift
XIV, bat in elmer Sent bodapiiroig=
lten Mlieiior oes s.. Offi3i11ms ge=
1pabrten M11oien5 ouf 6ringeroe Bit
ten bes bodpp'lten Mbt Srimas, ..
g. g., g11doig erlm1bt, oab aue @rie=
tier oes @elt= ober Srbe1rsflerus, Sic
mtf oem Sbladtfel6 o6er in sen gi=
Ii%tdrIa5aretteu ooer aaf sen S6if=
fen tpdbreno oes gegenapartigen &rie-
ges SEN Soloaten geiitlide Silfe lei
item init eirem einfuben &reu55ei6en
Sic MeooiIlen 6eS FL. &eneoiftats nei=
ben 1111o nit allen MblGilen berieben
fDnne11, Sic SEN beiagten Mte0aillen
pom @eiligen St1bl bisber berlieben
lN1ren.
0us lpeltberiibn1te 8ene6ittinerflo=
tier Sttebel,ren in 8apern lit &pte6er
cine Mbtei %eetporoen. Mm II. 0e=
5enber oes porigen Sabres bat ser
trelre Mbt, Or. 9la5ious @logger, 3.
2. g, 1ei1ten feierltden Gtr5ug ge=
hulten. Sttobe1ren tpar friiber eines
ser beriibmtel item 8eneoiftinerfl0iter
in europa; %gegriitroet mtr6e es be-
reits I'M s. S%abrbun6ert nno blitbte
bis SIT ieirer Mltfbebu11g 1902. So
Mig 2l1opig I. itelte es im Sabre
1884 lpieber fer als Hriorat 11nter
Ser s(btei ct. Gtepbm in Mugsburg.
Gie Nbtei beitbt cine pradtpol1e Sir
Gle nit %grobartigem @borgeitiibl uno
3 Srgeln. &ailerloal urr6 We1,ie,m
oes &1oiters lino meltberiibmt.
Ser 0iterreidiide @ene6iftiner P.
&idaro &eQerboff ber0ffentlidte in
ser Hrager 8onifatius= 9rltderei,
@erlag Nbtei gmots, Erag, Elm 8erf,
neld)es in Selterreid} un6 3ertidp
lo1ro NIT pielem 2obe al1fgenomme11
lp11rbe; es fiibrt Sen Sitel: Crime
rl1rge1r an sic lebte 6abrt 6es @r5=
heraogs 6ra1r5 6er6i1tan6 uuo ieiner
@emablin III 8ilb, Noefie un6 &roia.
~9as 8a1d," 1dreibt man, utpir6 gum
heilig begeiiterten un6 gliiben6 begei=
iternben n@oben 2ie6" zines fuiier=
lieben6en, babsburgtreue11. feitgeein=
te1l ltarfen, 5a1funfsfroben, Sieg er=
1treiten6en Selterreid."
Mus 6em &lo1ter Mare6ionS in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
unb in Sen tpirfliden Or6en bes FL.

unO IN cen 4Wrrltd)en GrOeH oe2 ".
8eenbift.
: Sen 54leier rrdbm bie Hrin5eiiin
Bourbon, sic i1rg Mo1ter Der 8eneon-
tinerinnet bon ct. g6cilia 3u @poe
Wnelanb) eintrat. Ser Mufnobme
mobnten aleh Der 8iidof bon Sorts
mouth uno atpei 8riiber Der 8rincei=
lin, sic als Sffi8iere i'm belgiiden
1lnb frm30iifden 9eere bienen, bel.
&odu. Srieori9 2amp, Oblat oes
8ene6iftineror6ens, Sergeant IN Oct
frnm0iiiben Mrmee, tpar gera6e boz
Ma1sbr116 6es @rieges gum 9ireftor
Sec @ranb Semnoire in MmienS er.
na1mt morben. ct m1lBte 6em fran5
@efese gennab Sen &rieg mitmad5en.
m1rbe bereits 6 berfdieoene Mfale
pertuunoet, 11n6 gerietb am Is. SEQ:
bember 1915 nit ieiner gar18en Ste
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in 6ertibe &c.
fo1wenidaft. SIM Dffi8iersbofpita]
3u Meb m1Bte er ii6 ieiner idtperen
@ertm,noung megen elmer Operation
unteraieben, Sic eimen slidIiden Ser.
louf nabm. Sodtp. 2amp lit @roB:
mffe bon 8 @enepalen, bon 6enen Ell:
11er i'm oe11tidtfron50iiiben &riege
fiel. M11f 6em Sbla6tfel6e fte|
bodap. P. &iear6, M0n@ 6es Bene:
oiftinerfldters gu Gonq11es (9elgien).
6ruter Scarf @aiuoro bonn &loite1
ct. Martin 51 Gbepetogre, 8elgien
ltarb int Sitter bon 80 Sobren on ser
1plgen elmer &rarfbeit, sic er itd
ols Sanit6ter i'm 4riege 5l1ge5ogen
0as &riorat Sainte Slime De Ser:
go1rar gu 2i1poiaur in Belgten ma1
bereits Dor 6em Musbru6 6es @elt:
trieges our slbtei erbobe1r tpor6en
Ser 9rior, bodtu. p. Soiepb Mor=
file ma1r6e 5l1m eriten glbtei gemablt
Die @eneoiifftion 6es Mbtes fon6 bo1
einigen Monaten in Ser @farrfir6e
5lt 2eignon 6urb Sen bodm'iten ST.
idof @eplen BON Mam1r u1rter Miit=
items bes Mbtes Sc 2effe bonn Bras
monitratenieroroen iopie 6es Mbtes
BON Saint &emp De &odefort aus
6em Sr6en bon @iteal1r 1tatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

8elgiem to1nrnt sic Modridt, 6aB al
les IN M11be n1rb Grieoem gebe uno
sic Natres fogar ibr @olleg nit ciroa
IS 9hiilern tpie6er er0ffnen tonnten.
@iir5lid itottete Sic &o1miiiion beuts
ider @elebrter 11n6 &iinitler, bic m,f
elmer 8eiidtigungstour 6ur9 Belgien
1i6 befanb, ser Mbtei einen angeneb4
men 8eiltJ nb.
Die engli1de &egierung bat, nad=
Sem BON @eiten 6es 8iidofs uno por-
neb11rer &erren GILES ar,fgeboten tua1r=
Sc, ann 6ie @ornmalnitm bon gr6ing-
ton bel Birmingham inn &loiter bel.
inm1er. 511 laiien, 6ie @enebmieu,1g
bier5r gegebm; MIR mubte Der
bodap'ite Mbt, obmobl engliider 8iur=
ger, aber bon 6el,tidyer Mtunft, m1f
oos @eiioen5redt I'M &(olter ber3ib+
ten 1trb ieinen Mufentbalt in einem
englilden Moiter nebmen. Dafiir
bleibt Ser &onpent beiiammen' 1rn6
u~nbebeQigt n1rter. P. Sroncis S3ar6,
8. e.. 9.
Sos 9se,1e Seitonnem um1eres
@errn Seius gbriltl1s" bon ST.. P.
@e6a @rl1nol, 3. g. g., @ubprior
q1no 2D5ealprofeiior inn Stift Sf.
stephan 5u %@ugsb1rg, bat felt DEM
Sabre 1900 bereits 8 Muflageu err
lebt; Sic brittle 1907 (3O.-60. So11=
ieno), un6 oie 5ebnte lit fir 6ieies
6riibjobr a1rgefiin6igt. Sic bonn Set
ligen Safer NUT allerboditer Mnerfen=
ming ausge5eidmete lteberiebu11g
>padit lid) immermebr 51t elmer belieb=
ten 8olfsn1sgabe beraus. 2ei6er lit
Ser bodgelebrte Bene6ifti11er un6
pi%elieitige 9driftiteuer am 9. Mopem=
Der bes perflolienen Sabres i'm Sitter
BON So sabren aus ben1 2eben ge=
ldieoen.
Ser lebte Mond 6es a1glifaniiden
@e1teoiftimeror6ens in gnglm6, 8rlt=
Ser Mnielm BON Galoep, lit nun ebe1r=
fails ieinen Mitbriioern, sic I'M Sat-
re 1913 BON ser engli1den Staats=
firde OUR fatboliide1t Stride iiberge-
treten iin6> nabgefolgt. 8r116er Mn=
ielm bate nod ser &%onberIion iei11eS
&loiters Gal6ep 81 Eeribore Sen Ser
iu6 genlodt, einen anglitaniiden
3meig 6es 8eme6iftineroroens 5u
griin6en. Seine 8emiiba1ngen tparen
,obme @rfolg, um6 nun idrieb ct 1
ieinen friiberen Sbere1r, Mbt Milre6,
er modte a1b fatboliih aper6en 11n6
bite INN feline Mfittpirfung Bel ser
Muf1uhme in sic futhoIiide @irhe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
I'm, Die b56tten Gater!

Ser gepoItige @orftoB Der De1t=
iden gegen @erbun, Ser feinesgleiden
nibt in Der @eltgeidid]te bot, brtngt
BEN bleibenoen, 3aben 9aufgraben+
frieg nod einmnl Mber ben to6ten
@atnft binaa1s. girem gretgnib bon
iold ragenoer @r0Be 3iemt cine etbi-
ide @iiroiglng. ungebe1re Opfer
on Menfdenmateriol bt oiefer 5teg
BEN Deatid,en getoitet. Sod oas
6eutibe @olf lit bereit BEN blutigen
BreiS gu 8oblen. @enm iiiidd audi bas
@er5 Der Mh,tter frompft BEL BENT ent-
iebliden @erluit: es mnB fein. IS
gilt elm bobes 3iel. Dte Soften bin
fen babei ridt fleinlidyer @eiie be.
rednet tper6en. Ser 6e1tlde Solbot
liebt 6ns 2eben un6s Die Come un1
sic frobe @e4pobnbeit 6es Daieins tpie
ieoer arr6ere, ur6 bo6 eebt er in BEN
So6> uern es S0beres gilt als 6as
@~in3elleben. So but Die @elt elm
berrlides 9da1dpiel 9efeben, als Die
lie Souien6e, to6esmutbig unb too
bero1ten6 6en @turm anf Ole feir6=
li6en Sdyon5er un6 @tena1ngem mad)=
ten. 9os moor Elm Mufflamme1r, Elm
@mporlo6ern beutiden &eloengeiites!
Sour elm 8olf, bas elm itarfes &er5
un6 einen 11nbeiiegburen 8il[en bat,
permag es, 9aufe1r6e NIT fold ilam=
member So6esbereitidaft 5u erfii0en,
Sauien6e in Sem iideren 500 un6 ben
geoffmete1r @o6em 6es 8er6erbens 51
len6e1r. Mit feitem Sdrit, NIT eiier=
ner @nergie, nit rntpioeriteblider
@l1dt, NIT 3aber 8utb un6 init Ell
nem lebten it1mmen @ruB on 6ie
&eimatb nn6 6ie 2ieben gingen 6ieie
|@el6en bem %flommen6en 5o6e entge=
gen, 6amit m1oere iiber lire 9eiden
6em Siege 5uitreben m0dJben. SSn al
len 6e1ttfden 4dmpferlte6ern ningt
als tiefiter @run6ton, cine mebmii=
tbige, betp1Bte So6esberetti6aft 6nrd.
Midt BLIND gebt ser 6eutide &dimpfer
in sic Sbladt, iomoerm breifa@ ge=
1uoppnet nit 6em @r5 zines felten
@ntf9luiies!
Sc lit ndmlid nidt mabr, 6aB 6ieie
Sm1ien6e SEN to6fpeien6en @atporen
entgegengetrieben tper6en 6ltr@ Die
.@iitolenlGufe Ser Sffiaiere. Sc tp6re
ia a11d eine boare l1nmr0glidfeit @ltn=
bert 1n6 aber 9ur6erte tpie cine lln=
ber1riiinftige &er6e Shlodbteb, in 6en
@aqnpf gu treiben. @it folden Col
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

6oten geuintt man feline @4ladten.
@s ioQ getuB mdt geiagt meroen, oah
ieoer Ger Observation-Disclosures Elm be-
tpa1Bter &el6 lit; biele tperoen mitge=
riiien bon Der 8egeiiter11rg Der aroez
rem; mieoer aroere ergreift etn tpil=
ser Sammel, Ser fife sic S6reden 6es
Sooes pergeiien laBt; aber Ser groBte
Sbeil gebt NIT flarer @enntniB ser
@adlage nn6 tiibler @iir6ig11ng 6es
berbangniBpollen &usgangeS in oie
Sbladt. Sic miiiem, baB fife iterben
miil1em; 1l116 iie tpollen iterben, meil
'es ii@ I'M Die b0diten Glitter battoef,
obtre oie 6as 9eben ia 6o6 pertb1os
lift. gs lit tpirflides &el6entbum,
bertpanot oem @eiite Ser 6riitliden
Martprer, sic ia ou@ frob un6 freu=
sig oem &o6e enteegen gingen. Sos
@el6entbmm bliibt aus Dem @er5en
6eS @olfes. un6 11l1r Elm @oIf fa11n
bel0enbnft 1etn 0ns 1e1n Saterla11o
liebt, 6em Die Seimatbidone pertb
u1r6 tbeuer lit. Daber sos 3dbe Sell
6entb1m 6es 6eutiden @olteS. Dr.
Donoers idreibt: Gin a8lig 6es Sell
6enbaften gebt 6urb 6os 2eben 6ieie e
Sage, uno es lit etpos grbebenoes
mtten inn &riege. @eit mebr, als
man es nod geglo11bt batte, 6aB Sell
6enrnrtb un6 &el6entbum int 8olte
borban6en feien, offenbaren lie fid
nun. -. &eIben tpie 2eoni6aS treten
MIN fd,uorentpeii e unter nns m1f. Gin
ein5iger Sag meiit mebr edteites nno
tpabrltes &el6entbum alf alS ole
puniiden @riege 3uiommetrgerrom-
men. -. Sbper iin6 meit mebr, als
mir MIR 3dblen fontrer. 6riiber ragte
Ser einaelne &el6 berbor, tpie Elm
&ir9tburm o11s Der 2an6fdaft. &eute
iinb ser itiDen &el6en iopiele, baB Der
ein5elne peridtpinod." Mber &eloens
baftigfeit fi16et iib nidt beim ber-
fommenen @elin6el. nn6 % min man
bod sic 6eutfden Er,tppen als tpiloe
&orom ftempeln, Die feige Gboten &c.
gen @in6er unb Grauen begeben.
@em Die beutfd)en Tr11ppen aug fol.
6en @Iementen beitdn6en, too nabmen
fie 6enr 6te &eloenfraft Der gu Dem
blutigen Siege Bel @er6un? Dieier
Sieg fteigt pie cine Geuerfarle gegen
|&immeI @et1por uno beleldtet nit
grel1em 2idte 6as gort3e, infonne 2ii.
gengetpebe Ser Gein6e. SOUR Solo.
nerbeere MAIDEN fi9 Ser @reueltbaten
|idul6ig, .tpie man tie Ben oeuti@en
'Gruppen our 2ait legt;; MIR 5oloner-
Deere ttdmpfen flr 8e11te un6 Solb;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

aber 6ieier1 gilt m1@ SOS 9eben als
Dos S6diite. Sod De1rtf9la16s Strei=
ter iin6 feline S9l6ner! sic iin6 nidt
geoungen! Ser &rieg lit nidt ibr
@anotperf. Sic fdmpfem, tpeiI ibnen
Der 6eim6 Sos Sdtpert in sic @an6
georiid; ober Nun fampfen iie tpie
|20tpen. sic bm1en getpaltig 6rei1>
oenn tie wol(en ser Su9e Elm @noe
MAIDEN, 6amit iie 511riidfebren fonren
51r liebgetponne1en 8eidaftig1ng,
gum ielbitertpablten 2ebensberuf CUR
beimotbli6en Sdoue, gum bapSliden
Sero! MuS iolden grtpagltngen
id0pfft ser oeutide Streiter ieinen 5a=
ben &el0enmutb, feline Go6esperad=
tung> feline flammenoe @ompfeslult.
Die @aterlam6sliebe treibt sic 6el1t=
iden Seere in Sen 500, ni6t sic &i=
itole ser Sfi5iere. Miemano lit mebr
bertpadien nit ieirem &aterlano,
tiefer 6arin be4pur3elt als ser Deut=
f9e. DaS @aberlm6 lit i'm ser ST.
begriff alGes ir6ii1 @9onen nn6 So
ben utp6 @roben. Ser beilige 8o6en,
a1f Dem sic @iege itarr6 ur6 SOS sSSl1+
ge1poglld bliibte. Dieies 2on6 tpi4
er feiren @rben erbolten u1o 6esbolb
umgiirtet iib Der &ater nit Dem
|Sdaperte, 6es Sduglings IN ser @ie-
ge balber. l1n6 6nnn lift i'm ser 500
midts;;, but er gerre fir feline 2ieben
Den Sdapeib Ser @tirne ~bergoiien, 10
oergiBt er gerne, auerr11 es moth tblt,
altd Dos Slut feines Screens. Mimm
einem goglein Sic 5arte 8r1,t, uno es
miro iie 6em @ohen bes Eigers gu
entreiben iudyen; mmm elmer &ate
Sic bli11bem, %iammernoe,t sSu1gen,
un6 ibr M1rge gliibt tpte 6os elmer
2otpin; nimm elmer Mf11tter bas
&in6, 6as an ibrer 8rnit ii@ birgt,
ur6 Dos fdtpadiite, gebredlidite, aar.
teite @eib miro at elmer &el6in; be-
6robe 6ie beimotblide @doue 9eutfd.
lanoS un6 SOS miloe Gerer 6es So.
miIienber6e8, uno Elm @oIf bon Sci.
Den, Elm @olf BON e%rgrimmten 2omen
tritt Sir entgegen.
.DaB @ei@ fiie folen Iaiie1 ftab,1 i
@lf feiner nabren6er Gr6e.
Drum LOS n1lf ole, bic urrs 11nbrp
l1n6 inherent beiligen &er6e. $3.50. (.
l11ro fanf er auf berbitlider Soioe
l1n6 funf er tief in Sen 500,
SO ftnrb er I'M DeutfdIan6s Srellbe,
go itarb er I'M DeutfdIan6g Motb."
s. Suoerma1rn.
I'm sic b0dite11 Sitter! 1T bos So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
9emtidlau6 uulle fei1en &rieq init

SEN Ser. Staaten, iou Sberit Soufe
DEM Brafi6enten eroffnet baben.
@enn bas ales lit, mas er on @if=
lenfduft iiber BEN SSean gebrddt bnt
= bafiir bditte 'er sic foitipielige @eife
1ri6t al MAIDEN brm1d)en.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-09
CEMETERY LOTS
Vital Records.

lkdl 1\SNolA Ss
Births.
George and Cora Berry, boy.
william H. and Vanneita suddarth. boy.
Roy w. and Jeanette C. Prince, boy.
Daniel J. and Mary OConneil. girl.
Joseph and Elizabeth Moyinhan, boy.
James p. and Mary ]. McCauley. girl.
Jacob d. and Sylvia Kessler. girl.
Eugene f. and Efhe I. Estes. girl.
Edward and Cian Edgar. boy.
william and Georgia Nicks, girl.
Louis and Martha Fountain. girl.
Marriage Licenses.
weiby l.. Redmond, Savage. Nd, and Berthe
A. Ridgeway, Savage, Nd.
John II. Jones' Chicago. and Eta Britton
Chicago.
George Clarence Mcc1ay and catharine C
Williams.
Thomas Hill, Atlanta, "a, and Emme'
Hamshir.
Samuel p. Jewell and Blondaie v. Tombs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-09
FOR RENT--STORES

1906 7th ST. N. Whine store with roor
in rear: good business square. Il
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-09
ROOMS AND BOARD

18th ST. N. W.. soi-weii furnished rooms
ing.
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OUT OF. TOWN PROPERTY
For Sale.

BARGAIN-s7 cash, 81 monthly buys nve
lots on Long Island, New York; full price
80 tonly sl2 eachl. VAIL. 1s3 William ST.
New York city, New York.
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Complete Poultry Farm

ask acres land; good roomy dwelling with
bath and all necessary outbuildings; conven-
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WIN sacrifice for 81 900. Only small
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MRS. WHITETiS asa e. nw.-seSnee'
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RUG WEAVING

OUR woven rugs are guaranteed fve years
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY
FOR SAlE-FARMS

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HORSES AND VEHICLES
PALMISTRY

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BoARDERs-Ausust and September: miles
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SPIRITUALISM

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districts, and is bringing gratifying
results. 1t is hoped more babies lives
can be saved in Marathon county dur
ing the year as a result of this cam
paign, then it will be worth many
times the effort put forth.
The better babies contest was a very
successful one, and nearly three hun
dred children in all were examined.
The babies who scored ninety-fye per
cent or more, will be examined again,
to determine the prize winners. A
list of the babies to be given the final
examination and the winners will not
be ready in time for this weeks issue,
but will be published in next weeks
Pilot.
The reports of the various commit
tees will also be ready some time this
week, and meeting of the Executive
committee will be held during the
week, at which time these reports
will be heard and arrangements made
for follow-up work.
If there are any who care to get
literature on the care of mothers and
babies, same is available at the Public
library or Y. NJ. C. A.
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FISHING SEASON NOW OPEN

The fishing season opened yesterday
and trains on the st. Paul Saturday,
Sunday, Monday and today were well
filled with anglers from here and else
where, bound for the upper waters for
at least a reasonable share OF the
finny tribe. Fish specials" and extra
5leepers have been provided for the
accommodation of the general public
by the railroad company, six sleepers
attached to the regular train going
north Saturday morning, passing
through Minocqua and on to Star Lake.
Train No. AZ, on Sundays only, will
leave Star Lake at $50 p. m, and
Mnocqua at TAO p. M. and will arrive
in Wausau t10:30.
Train No. Al will leave Wausau
regularly on Saturday mornings only
at $3.50. It will arrive in Minocqua
at Gas and at Star Lake at 7:45
a. m.
The regular summer service OF thu
fish train" begins next Saturday
morning and continues during the out
ing season.
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OCCURRENCES OF LONG AGO.
ITEMS OF NEWS BOILED DOWN FROM THE
WAUSAU PILOT TFIRTY-THREE YEARS AGO

place as can be found in the whole
city.
Music hall was filled to overfiowing
last Monday evening, the occasion of
the democratic mass meeting. There
was enlivening music furnished by
the Sylvan Cornet band and speeches
made by Hon. G. w. Cate, Hon. G. l..
Park and Hon. w. G. Silverthorn,
which were listened to with marked
attention.
]. II. Clark has made arrangements
to supply two of our principal hotels
with bear meat during the next four
weeks. He has equipped himself with
arms sufficient to stock a small ar
senal, and will be followed by an am
unition train. He started on Friday
last for the hunting grounds of the
"Tomahawk," where he will, incident
ally, look up pine lands, but his chief
attention will be turned to Staying the
numerous bears that infest that re-
gion.
Last Thursday was a good day for
bears, and Ed. Kelly proved himself
equal to any number that might at
tack him unarmed. He spied trail
on the morning above named, near
Kelly's lower mill, which betokened
a whole regiment; he Immediately
seized his trusty rife and started in
hot pursuit; he came upon three of
them just as they were about to camp
for the night; Ed. didn't get scarf
and run back after Brad. Jones to
help kill them, but blazed away and
soon had the satisfaction of gazing
upon their dead carcasses. Wonder
how bear meat tastes, anyhow!
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Monday, October %, 1882


Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. Knox went
to Milwaukee last Monday.
Mrs. VIM. P. Kelly is now in her
handsome new house, on the hilt east
of the city.
Last Tuesday, Benz. Single and wife
of Rib Mills, left for st. Louis, where
they intend to visit for several months.
C. P. Hazeltine, accompanied by his
little son, Willie, made business trip
to points in Illinois and Iowa the past
week.
Fred Corwith and Geo. Foster, two
as fine young men as ever drew breath,
came down from Merrill to attend the
Templars' party on Friday evening.
A nuisance that ought to be abated
is the allowing of cattle to roam our
streets during the night. There is an
ordinance in force prohibiting it, but
it seems to be a dead letter.
James Hobart, well and favorably
known to most of our citizens, having
spent thirty years in Marathon and
Lincoln counties, died at Champagne,
in Lincoln county on Monday last.
J. w. Miller, our efficient city clerk,
gave an illustration of the growing
qualities of his garden. He said that
the past summer his pumpkin vines
grew so fast that the pumpkins were
dragged all over the garden. John
ought to be lawyer.
c. W. Harger and family are snugly
ensconsed in their recently purchased
residence, corner of Sixth and Frank
lin streets. Harger has had carpen-
ters at work making repairs for some
time and has as cozy and convenient