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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
!Scntc Gr0ffnuns puh scncnbpms
Sdjnittuaarcn= ,tuo Sda1=
gcldlGft.

Gas lnel1e Sdmittmaaret1= uno
Sd1bacldaft bon @errn Gcnenbom,
geo. 140t bis 1907 &arriion Strabe,
1pa bel1te croiinct meroen. @err &C.
nellbpm fam auf cine Orei nlo 5pall=
~5lgja6rige Notwithstanding in bie-
Ter StaDt 5uriidbliden. @obl Elm ie=
Der 3apenpprter fennt ieil1en groBen
i'll jeoer SinIidt Ser Neu5eit entipre=
d)enoen S6lad)terlaoen, perbuuloen
NIT elmer Grocery. SclbItperl tanolid)
merben Die &llnben bon @errn Sc
nen6om al1d in Dem llellcn Seim Ser
bnrd ebrlide @eibGftsperpaltl,na
roid) altibliibenoen Sirma genou 10
reef nno portbeilbaft lpie friiber BE-
oient merben. Sir jeoeu &unoen
lino beute @eldenfe porseleben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
WteocrtoImn8 Der atnocr.9a=
raSe ,ltttcr oen M.,iptstcn 0eS
Davenport @oman'S Club.

9a iid 5ablreid)e 2el1te oarii6er
aeal1bert babell, oaB lie sen @orfiib=
rl,llgelt ser &inber mtbrenO 0es 9a=
5ars Oes Davenport @nn1an's Glltb
I'M &ololielm l1idbt folgel1 fonnten,
neil Ser 4erionellan0raltg cin 10 ltar=
fer NOR, fat iih sic gaoarleitullg bes
@oman's Gllib e1tidloiien, Sic &in=
0erparabe nodmals, ltl1o Srpar al1
Sreitag, Sen ?. Sltni, in Dem @rano
Sperllballs porfiibren SIT laiiea. @ier
lon iebernalm @elegell1eit gegeben
|meroen, bie ci1lfa6 berporraeenoen
2eiltuungclt ltnierer Sltgeno beltaltl1ell
su fo11ller. SS1 oiele 9araoe lit ol,d)
Die Gntltebl1ng elmer glation (Sbe
9irtb of a Nation) eingeidIonen.
Seoe eillsellle Ser @rltppen lpnr0e
melt eirltlloirt lnno Sic &Ieinen faben
piele l1cite Sad)ell bin5ngelernt, Die
lie altf Set @iibne bes @rano Sper11=
6auies oert Iopenportern n~orfiibren
merben. Ser Meillgeminn bieler Ser
anltaltl1ng loll nit sen $1,000 s1t-
lanmlen, Die BET Bent fiir3lid ahgebal=
tenel1 &a5ar eingebrad)t mllroeu, sur
Grridtlmlg cines Sil1s6cns sur
sommerfllr fir mittelloie iiberarbei=
tete sSralten Oie1em.
Sic Gorfiibrl1ngen Scr @irber mer=
Sen bon Mc&eeuer's Srhelter beglei=
tet lpcrDen.
Die @intrittsfarten iino i'm gor=
p%crfallf III @anien's Grpgerie ul1o OH
Ser I%agcsfaiie int @rano Spern6al,s
SIT babel1. SIS gibt fei1le rel erpirtet,
Site.
Nabitebeno oas Grogramm pbue
Eerl nnalaagabc:
Mc&eeper Srdbelter - SEER Irancis
SSaolt, Ml1srIfer.
/. Sang i'm @alo.
2. entrance of Gbilbrens Yageant.
3. @poo olO II. 9. 81.
4. Soloaten nnD 8ranfenpflegerir=
1lcl1.
5. @cridicoenes %Snoioner, jdpc=
oiide nllo lpaniide gallerrr.
6. Gcflante 3citllngem Gbineie
Sea, Tlltd Gleanlcr, @plb 3ult.
q. Sun BONNET Girls l1lo SperaQ
9ops.
8. Motber @ooie gbaraftere -
Wtotber @oole Sieoer g%elllngen
bon 6ralt @iliam @aterman.
8. Sinfer 8ops.
10. gpcle Of Monlcnlc Mbpmes, ge=
lllngcn bon Jralt 1aniel @aDes
ST.; Gaperiltg Glomns.
IL. &odSeitsgeiellibait.
12. 9lunlel1nla06en.
49,. Iol @l1ggp Garaoe.
.13. @irt6 OF a Nation. - SbluB-
,amarlb ser &imoer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
Spnntag MISUNDERSTANDING scr
Gamen nnb Mftipen Scr Gapel1=
pDrt Snrmgclncin0e.

Sic Iarl1e1 llllb Sic Mftipen Ser
Iapcnpprt Illrngemeinoe merOen al1
Sonntog slbeno in Ser Tltrnbaae
mieocr1m cine ibrer belic6ten &ar=
telrnterboltltngclr aeben. Ger l1ebcr=
idn1B BON oieicr ltntcrGaltlntg loll
bem M1sgabcfono fir bie Delegation
ser Ion1en Ser Iapclrport Slrrngc=
meil,bc mod Sem National=I ltrnfelt,
bas i'm ndblten Sabre in @rooflDn,
%. g., %abgcbaltcn merOcn loQ, 5ltge=
@ltel1ert mer0en. Ger &artenlnterbal=
tl1ng miro Ii6 eil1 9aa ati6lieBen.
Grfriidunge1 merOen perabreidt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
goroner Gautluell ~nntcrlnd)t scl6it.
morO upn Sri. Minnic 2iQiam=
tbal.

Scott Gonntp Coroner Ssobn 9.
fat cine l1nterillda1ng
Se~ltlteallng 0cs Sel6Itmoro=
Moths BON SRI, Mil1nie 2iaiontbal,
81 Sabre alt, Die in Dem Sdmppcn
bon ibrem SdDager, Sbpmas So
bret uno cine balbe M1eilc
bon Sllnbllrp crbargt altfgc,
funoen murOe, efngeleitet.
sri. 2illiantbal binterlabt orei
5dmel tern unb 6rei 8riiber, sic aQe
in Ser l1mgegeno Don 3l1rant lno
Slnbnrb moblren.
9is iebt lieb itd bas Jolgcltoe felt
Itellen: Sri. 2iliantbal mobtte ant
Sonntag Men0 einem 9all in Snn=
6urp bei. sic fat f~einesfaQs 1peger1
eines Somilienltreites ooer i@inansiel=
len sdppierigfeiten 5elbltmoro be-
gangell. am Montag iol lie sem gan-
gen Sag lang in allsge5eidneter 2alt-
ne gepeien ieirt. gs lit baber dit
Berlt ldmer, feItsllitellen, marl1n1 iie
freimillig in ben 300 gegangen lit.
Sic geilebling erfolgt bc,lte Mad=
mittaa Inn Elm llbr bon oem gral=
erbalie aus alif 0em Illrartcr Irie6=
bofc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
Marimebcamte itottct @cridlt al.

Ser Sic 3apenporter M%arinerefrlt-
Irritation pertualtelloe Sffi5ier %itattete
.geltern fir Sen Monat Mai leinen
geridt ab. SIM gatt5en batten itd)
IA Ipplifanten INN 5tellen in. Ser
8l1nbesr1arine %beporben. Son Sic
len pier5ebn Marmern 1pl,roen eli
5llriidgemiei en., Die reltliden brei
lpl1roen angenommet1, perfeblte1
.a6er, lid) al1multern 51 laiIen. Gent
nod nl1rbe i'm pergangenen @onne=
moltat Mai fein ein5ieer beirut fit
Die 9unoesmarine aftl,ell angepor=
fen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
@c1nncm 9iirgcramciitcrs Giulaouusen

Die BON @iirserneiiter Sobn Ser
malo an bem gr=G olperncllr g. 81.
Som 5ant, Ben &ollerebabgeorbneten
9arrp 6. @ull, Barrett S'@ara,
@ol1perneurlel1tl1mt bon Sllinois,
nllo Sen 5taati6atmei tier bon Sill
npis, Mnorelp G1lIiea, abgcldidten
G~il1labr1gcn lino oanfelto a1tge11pm=
men mproen. Ger 9iirgern1eiitcr fat
Don 0ieicn &errcn 8riefe erbaltcn, in
oellen lic bie ginlaonngen omlfenb
ant1ebm1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
@iQiam 8cislcr ncrlcgt 0rDgcric..

@iliom @eisler, Ser, Sic 9roaerie
an Ser goop 1tnb gqit g}iper StraBe
fiibrte, bat leine 9rugcrie 1T ben
ponltanbig MODERN ausgeitatteten So
Sen all. ser gobp ltl,b gbriltie Strabe
.perlegt. Ser gar3e 2aben lit ailf Dos
9cite al1sgc1tattet nno pollitanoig re
nonirt moroen. Iasl1 forftnt nod Ser
tl1elte SODA unb See Cream Stal1o,
Scr crit gelterll inItaairt mltroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
Mns brr stabtbaut.

SalnntlidJc Staotratbsmitglieoer,
illfllllipe Manor SSobn 9erlpalb, bot
ten lid geltcrn Nhdpnittog lit oel1
9iireau bes Niir9crn1eiiters 1911 ciller
Notwithstanding ci~ngenAtoel,.
Sin beiber &anlpf entipolm lid)
ilber Den @ci5unasfreibrief fir Die
Gaoenport Sos ano electric Gpnlpa-
11D. 8ie ifon fiir5lid crmdbnt, &C.
ben Die Mltiid,tul Der perihieoe11elr
FStaotratbslnitglieoer allseiamloer
ltno es iitt6 iait cbelllopiele @ioer oils
Stir Die &%erIangcru1g bes jetiaen
Sreibriefcs alti meitcre % Sabre ppr-
banoer. Ser Staotratb mill Onrd-
leber1, bob bic @ei5angsaeienidaft 6
EroSent Der @clammteiimabmel1 an
Die Sta6t fir 9cgell Der Mobrelt etc.
abliefert. Iieier gorldlag bradlte
$. 6. @ladpcl, Ben @eneralIeiter
Der Geoples' 9igbt Company, altf sic
8eine. Gr iagte, ooB iei,te Geiell-
ldaft niemal5 eilen oerartigen gor=
ldlaa a1nelllen nDer, giltbeiBcll
fDnnc.
g|iirsernteiitcr @erlpalo opponirte
Ser Mbltimllltllg Oes Stabtratlcs
iiber bie glrticnoltua bon Goli5eidef
Gbarles 8pcttdcr, llnO sen Stabt=
ratbsoertreter @illiom Moellcr l,a6
Der &ollpelltiol Der Goli5eidefs bon
gnerifo in .Ncmarf, q. s. Ier @iir-
gerpciiter iaste. BOB es ge1llg iei,
ipel1e Der Goli5eidlcf sur s&onnention
f0brtm er 6rallht feinen &eiiebeglei=
ter. Srob0em fabreu bcibe.
Sic Sengraue Company BON 60
lllm6lls, O., mcld)e Bic llel1ell lScller=
upparate fir oas Gopenportcr sSellar-
oepartemtent lieiert. mal1Dte ,lid) nl.
Sellerlpebrd)ei Ieter Ienger nit ser
9itte leds Isllcrmpbrlel1te nod Sen
Mltlagen Ser @cieai6oit 5u idifcn,-
Oamit oieieibe1 BORT iiber Oos Gpc=
riren Ser Muid]incn inltruirt meroen
fDnnen. MllBer orei 5eltarpebrleuten
miro 5elter1pcbrd1ef 3cngcr ielbcr
llno Sic &apitone Ser Spribenfom=
pagl1ien No. 5 mno 6 nad Columbus
fabretl> nno 5lpar INNER 5pei SIR
Sell.
Iie Soma Iclepbone Company
rcibte cine Gctition Elm, mod ser lie.
2%eitul1gcn meitcr u%us6e6nen
Mil. 5taotratbsmitglico Moellcr
iaate, oaB Die @eiealdaft sic Sc State
nod Sod &slano l1no Mpline OBJ
ld,aiien inllte, mcnt1 ser 5taotratb
@llnib Scr @eieaidait gcnab=
rem miir0e. @iirgermeilter 9eripalo,
ser oieie Mngelcgcnbeit Dor ieil1em
Mmtsantritt mtcriudtc, iagte, baB
oiei es lppfl fit bic Geie4idaft unz
mogliG lei. Iie Selepbpllraten fir
Mod Sslan6 hl10 Moline lino bcbell=
teno bober;J bis in Davenport.
Cine g%inlao1ing Ser 2eitung oes
Seem Nnteriedn 5beaters SIT elmer
gorltclllll1g bon uSbe 9ittlc @irl
Nert Ioor" pMrbe barfeno angcrtom=
lllto oerlelben mltroe ldpon &C.
tern 9ben0 Jolge geleiitet. 9iirger=
meilter 9erpalb ldlob lid ieood Dem
'Staotratb nidt 'bei Ser 8clihtigllng
6ieies NSittenbramos al1.
gmil ginfpD bon Ser Iirma
Trend & @edt eridien geitern Modl=
mittag Dor oem Staotratb, Inn Gr=.
la1b1ib a%in5l1bolen, ei1len 5000 @al=.
%lonentanf fiir Gaiolin OIL Der 4. utto
5arnam Strabe errid)ten SIT biiricn.
Die 4ngelegenbeit mllrbe Dem sScller=
1pebrfomite, 0ent 6euermebrdef lln6
Dem @allinlpeftor iibermielcn.
Cont mur0e nod 0ie Nilalterltng
BON brei Straben a1,georonct uno
Molltinegei6afte erleoigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
8 a II po + t.

Barter 9iono 60.
Sblegel 9rltg So.
Soma Stealll 2ainnbrp.
t@arnc0 & Son Mnlr.
Sic @on Con MiQinerp Store. 4
Sri=GitD Giano 60.
SdJmiot Onllic So.
s. $. g.. Geterien's Sons So.
Spencer Illrnitl1re SO.
90. s. Barrier 50.
MoIinc
Molil,e Glom So.
1cere @agon So.
gpons Mfa. So.
3cere & Mml l1r 60.
2l,llot & So.
Seem Yorf Store.
Ieere & So.
Molil1c @leDator So.
Molil1e Jllrllitllre Morris.
Sisf 4 2ooielD So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
s. & 5. &arf ,uiro am s. SUM pffi=
sicll crDffuct.

Der S. & s. &arf miro an Mo1tz
tag, ben 8. SUM, .ofiiaicll er0ffl1et
neroen. sltn 1mnfnglingstags batz
ten lid 5tpiidJelt 500 mo GOO 8erIo@
llen BORT c%ingeiunoelt. Martilr's DR.
lpielte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
Mcncs Gaeer6ats fir sic Martiu=
NDpSS Company.

@;e perlalltet, trdgt iih 8. s.
@oobs dntt bem @eoaltfen berl1it, oil
Der Morooftede Der Iro1lt Anno &errp
E5traBc1 ei,,en teltel1 Sidllp4'en fir Sic
Martin@@ oobs Company erridten 5,t
lalien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
2oniicr 3rts perlaft 2apcnport
jcbt cine lalbc Stmnbc friibcr
ais QclpDhnlid,.

Iie burlington Gilenbabngeiell=
ld)aft mad)te geitern slbeno befanlt,
oab Ser st, SAUL & ct. 9onis 3ug
bonn n1djlten Spnntag ab bon Iapen=
port INN % Minl1ten nod) led)s l1br
slbenbs nod ct. 2pnis abfabren
miro, m1itatt mie irilber Tim 5 Minlt=
ten Dor lieben ll6r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01

Die 2eier l~1tierer 3eitl,na iino
.boflidlt eritldt, alc ilttereilaften
Nadridtcn> melde in ibren @efartt=
tenfreiien pprfommen, ODER Die tie
bon ibrelt M%ngcboriaen aus Der alten
@cimatb erbaIten, Ser Neoaftion per
YoIt poer peri0nliG au iibermittel,1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
5taot unb Gonnp.
9onuerstag, Den 1. Suni.
aleiue @taotzM enigteiteu.

9serpenol : Mittel gegcn &beu-
motismls u1to Sdmer5en aller Mrt.
@iepe's Mpotbefe, 403 meitl. 2. Ctr.
Irou 81. shroeoer, geo. $50
Milliliippi Mpc., febrtc oolr elllcllt
fnr5sn Nnientbalt III Golfar, So,
nod Iapellport 5ltrild. Irau Sdroe=
Ser biclt lid III Collar bel lbren 81
tern SIT Sci lld) altf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
@ciratgs : Grlambnikidcinc.

Iie nad)ltc9enoet @eirotbserlalrb=
niBldeine mllroen gelicrn erlpirft: .
Sobn &biteburit, @beatlarlb, 81,
lntb 2oretta &ninfaio, @alcsbllrg,
81.
sponcp Garriion nno sa5el Mc=
Gafircp, Gbicago.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
5rcic 2c,ttidJc sdnlacmeinoc.
Die Observation-Disclosures u1b 81

Die @encralDcr Ialnmlnng nllo go
%anten1pabl fi1lDet ltatt I'M 5dulge=
balloe al Ser @eltern Mpenlte an
Mittmodb bcu Z. SUM, abcrlos 8
l1br. slae @itglteoer iillb sur 9e=
t6eiliglmg anfgeforoert.
gbriit. 86ttig Graiioent.
Mlbcrt S. Samicn, sefretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01

Cine por5iiglid)c Mnstpabl Ser
.allernenelten mo beIten Iapctcn fir
ale 3i1nmer gu. nlaBigen 8reiIen.
Sobn 81. @ittper, 3O5 8eit 3. Ctr,
'9apenport. Wn5)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
GSm M%ngcbcnfcn ppr 9amcs :. Sill.

Seoer eiltsiae 3ng Ser @nrlillgtmt
Gilenbo9naeleaidaft bielt geltern bon
p ltbr Hadynlittags bis flint Minnten
nod slpei ltbr an, gems gleid), no CT
|lih Sur s3eit befn,lo. Gies mar sic
s3cit, 5t Der bie iterbliden l1cbcrrelte
oes Gile1lbabnntagnaten 5lt ct. Haul
Mlltfer grbe iihcraeben mllrben.
Sill NOR ser Sauptaftipn0r Ser
gur1i1aton, @reat Mortbern, Gor<
tDern @aeifie Observation-Disclosures
urlo Der Nortberl Steomibip Conn
paltt. Mlld in bcfl Bureaus ser @ltr=
liilgton> altf Ben 9nbnltrefell, mllr0e
bon 5mei bis fiinf Minllten nod
5lpei llbr Die Mrbeit n%ieoergelegt.
Serr arl1S Strait $. $. 8able
lltto SSrl. Marie Meper bon 9are,t=
port boltcn iid in liiolidem aalifor-
niel a1f.
Sri. 2inoa lllS Mnaroa g6elt-
oprt $40. 40 @illcrelt Mpc., boltem
iid in @aleott gu geiltd altf.
81. Batter, 9abnar8t, Whitafsr
Building. z (gna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01

Mod Ssldno:
9. g. McGa6e & So.
Mfilt & Sdppenfer 50.
Sic sc. s. g.
Dol1ng & Mc@ornb.
&od Sslallo TRANSFER 50.
electric Contribution ono Wad)i~
nerp So. /.
S. S. ltllemcper.
9. Srmin &aDes.
9orpl6D Mlt}ie @ouie.
9lad Safpf aau11org.
&aege, tbe Gailor.
Mqen, MeDers & So.
Some Sea So.
WcainleD Saromare 81.
Battles, Glepenitinc So.
S. Daimler Cons.
@. 81. Gbleb & Spn.
6ra1f 81. gbleb.
Mod1pell See & 5lel So.
&ilIell Gar Coles So.
sSoDn zee NltfD sales 70.
WontgomerD & Campbell.
Starter SaunOrp So.
g. .. gailc, ST.
Strcder & 2cmis.
8ells Sarge grpreB So.
Mams grpreB So.
Nof Sslano Glom So.
Stool Sslano Mfg. 60.
@ocf Sslano Saib & Goor 8orfs
Sl(inois Oil So.
4ern Oil & Supply SO.
@lafe Specially So.
Npf Sslano 2ninbcr & MIg. go.
Sm160 Starter So.
&lodfau suto IS Carriage @orfs.
&of Sslano &eeilter So.
Mocf Sssslano @oob @orfs.
5pdbale Gbeeie s. Speciality.
Sauerman Wotor So.
Griy@itp Into Sltpplp SO.
Sperlan0 Gales SO.
Sta6t Nod Sslano.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
@cidaitsGanier nno Tabrifcn Scr
Grci Staotc iucrbcn iidl at. Sort
Mrmitrons SaGrgmnScrt=
fcicr bctGciliacu.

Die pcridieoenen apnlites ser
Sort Irnrltron6 Sabrbllnoertieier=
ge%reinigln1g, sic lt6 NIT Ser Musar=
beitltng Ser gorberaitungen fin oen
S1lbultrietag am %. sSsu1i bel ser
Teicr beidaftiger, 6aben grpBe Sort
id)ritte gellad)t ll1o es lit ibnen ge=
lnnge.n, falt ie0c Organization Der
'9rei 5tabte, pie altd Sic @ebeim-
prben sur Ibeilnabm1e slt gctpi1metl.
Nitd) Die groben @eldafte, 6abrifen
etc. ser 1rei Stabte aperben iid) on
Der Ieicr betbeiligsn. Nad)lteben0
cine Site auf ser einige Der Namen
Der tGeilnebmelloen geid}afte sallae=
liibrt iin6:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01

- Merfants gransier & Storage
So. Gelepbon 855. (alus.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-19
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits issued last night by the board of building commission CTS represented $13,626. They fol- low:
 Addition to one-story brick build ing on east side of Helen street for the U.-M. c. Go.
 Six-story addition to reinforced concrete building south side of Railroad avenue for American Graph ophone Go.
 One-story frame garage. private on corner of Hackley and Ellsworth streets, for A. A., Smith.
 One-story frame dwelling on north side of -F'airview avenue for George B. Fox.
 One-story cottage on north side of Sterling place for William K. White.
 Alterations to store at 555 Water street for Henry Bresky and Sons.
 Change store front at 389 Hancock avenue for William Landsman.
 Frame barn at BPS Jackson avenue for Sarah Berman.
 Frame one-story shop on east side lof Hansen avenue for We1lner and Zovig. . Frame shed at corner( of Bostwick avenue and Osborne street for Schmidt and Pittsman.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-19
DANIELS AWAITS FULL REPORT ON
 E-2 EXPLOSION

Washington, Jan. 19-The findings of the naval board of inquiry which made a preliminary investigation to determine the cause of the explosion aboard the submarinei E-2 at the New York navy yard Saturday are regard ed by Secretary Daniels as inconclu- sive and he will await the report of the naval court of inquiry, now mak- ing an investigation.
 The board held that the explosion was due to gas generated by the new Edison battery and ignited by a spark of unknown origin. Five men were killed and nine others seriously injur- ed in the diaster
 The question of the future use of the Edison. battery, on submarines may depend upon the report of the court of inquiry as it is hoped to de- terInine from it whether the battery itself was responsible for the explo- sion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-19
Ray Collins, Boston Red sox southpaw, Is
 Through in Baseball

Rutland. Vt, Jan. s1s-Ray w. Collins of Colchester, for the last six years a, pitcher of the Boston Red .sox, will never, again don a uniform for Boston or any other club, he de- c1ared here yesterday afternoon.
 The famous southpaw said that this decision was final and although. he has not yet decided on just what he will do in the future, he intimated that he would devote his entire time to the management of his property in Colchester, which includes a va1ua.- ble farm.
 <. Collins would not say just what consideration led him to this decis- ion, but he declared that no specific dissatisfaction with his berth with the Boston club was the cause. He said he had been tendere da contract for 1916 by President Lannin and that the terms named therein were satisfactory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-19
ACID STOMACHS
 ARE DANGEROUS

:tAcid'' stomaehs are dangerous be- cause acid irritates and inf1ames the delicate lining of the stomach thus hin- dering and preventing the proper ae- tion of the stomach, and leading to probably nine-tenths of the cases of stomach trouble from which peopIe suffer. Ordinary medicines that act merely upon the stomach itself are useless in such eases, for they leave the source of the trouble, the acid in the stomach, as dangerous as ever. The acid must be neutra1ized, and it's accumulation prevented, and the best thing for this purpose is a teaspoonfuI Of Bisurated Magnesia, a simple ant acid, taken in little warm or cold water after eating, which not only neu- tralizes the acid, but also prevents the fermentation. Foods which ordinar- fly cause distress may be eaten with irnpunity if the meal is followed with a little Bisurated -Magnesia which can be obtained from any druggist and should always be kept handy sFd1n- dIe's Drug Store can supply you Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-19
PRESIDENT WILL TAKE STUMP FOR
 DEFENSE POLICY

Washington. Jan. President Wilson was planning today to take personal charge of the fight for na- tionaI preparedness In addition to making personal appeal before the country in numerous public addresses n support o1 his program for strength eng the army and navy, the Presi- ences cn the subject with the leaders in Congress.
 Plans for the speaking trips were going forward rapidly today. Hear inEs on the administration plans for. national preparedness were continued 1n Congress today. W
 Major General Leonard Wood, for r1er chief of staff of the army and now# co1nnland -in-chief of the de- partnsent of the east, was to be heard
 Brigadier General Scriven continued his testimony before the House nnili- tary committee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-19
Girls With Beautiful Faces
 or Graceful Figures

American girls have worldwide reputation for beauty, but, at the same time, there are girls in our cities who possess neither beauty of face nor form, because in these instances they suffer from nervousness, the result of disorders of the womanly organism. At regular intervals they suffer so much that Haeir strength leaves them i; they are so prostrated that 1t takes days for them to recover their strength. Of course, such periodic distress has its bad effect on the nervous system. The withered and drawn faces, the dark , circles and crows feet about the eyes, the straight 4fgure without those curves which lend so much to feminine beauty are the 1nmistakab1e signs of womanly disorders.
 When girl becomes woman, when woman becomes a mother, when a woman passes through the changes of middle life, are the three periods of life when health and strength are most needed to withstand the pain and distress often caused by severe organic disturbances.
 best fortified by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, an old remedy of proved worth that keeps the entire female system perfectly regr54aked and in excellent condition.
 Mothers. if your daughters are weak, 1aCk arnD1I1Ons are trouDIed With head aches, Iassitude and are. pale and sicicly, pr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- ton is just what they need to surely bring the bloom of health to their cheeks and make thera strong and healthy
 If you are a sufferer, if you daugh, fer, mother, sister need help, get Dr. Picrce's FavoEite Prescription in liquid IT tablet form Then address Dr. Pierce Tnvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. and re- ceixe conSdcnfial advice from a staff of specialists. that's free; also 136-page book on woman' $ ~diseases sent free
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-19
Seth Low Again Heads
 National Civic Body

Washington, Jan. 19-DeIegates to the 18th annual meeting of the National Civic Federation returned to their homes today after a busy two days session featured by an extended discussion of national preparedness Adoption of a resolution unanimously favoring adequate preparation for de- fense and authorizing an Investigate of methods by a special committee was one of the few acts of the con vention.
 Seth Low, former mayor of New York, was reelected president of the Civic Federation. Other officers chosen were: ss First vice-president, Samuel Comp CTS; second v1ce1president. Benjamin Ide Wheeler and treasurer, Isaac N. SeIigman.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-19
Montenegro Surrender
 Gives Hope to Germans

London, Jan. 1s-A Reuter- des- patch from Amsterdam says that at today's session of the Reichstag acz cording tq despatches from Berlin. the prestdent once more referred to the suErender of Montenegro and said that ir eo4stitutes evidence that the en- tente, while outwardly. appearing. as a structure in solid form, Is crumbIing internally and will soon collapse The at Lovcens he said, is a favorable omen for the definite result of the war.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-19
CALIFORNIA FLOODS
 REPORTED EXCEEDING

Los Angeles Jan. 19-AIthough the flood waters from the rainstorm which has prevailed over Southern California for almost four days, are kreceding today in the districts near the mountains, the crest of the flood has not reached the 1ow1ar1ds along the coast and it Is feared these sec- tious will suffer further inundations dufing the day. Railroad, te1eph one 8nd telegraph service Is demora1ized officials of various companies stating that 1t probably will be several days before normal service can be restored.
 Flood waters are carrying great quantities of silt into Los Angeles harbor. Flood conditions also pre- vailed in central Arizona and reports frrn Phoenix indicate that the flcod waters from the Gila river will reach the highest point there in 25 years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-19
TEITONIC FINANCTERs.
 WILL HOLD CONFERENCE.

London. Jan. 1s-The Exchange Telegraph Company's Amsterdam cor respondent says that a conference of the finance ministers or Germany Austria-Hungary. Turkey and Bull garias will be held next week in Vii emma The chief purpose of the con- ference it is said. is the discussion of khe financial position of the Teu- tonic allies and the adoption of meas ureg to meet certain contingencies.