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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27
Gun nhere.

sy(un, nDer}
.@ieb nal, 3dnt6en, ia femme
8snebis nod ni9t; 8ranbts baoeH
mid einselaoen unb Ou ipeiB! ielbf,
no9mals cine Reiie sum Sii6en. ods
6liibt mir ni1t. 9afe mid oo9
sieben. ih fperbs "a Dir ME uersefen!1
Sic ipraf errsstsr, tpdrmer. als
lie pouie.
limb mas peroen Die Gltsra
iogen2"
.9l9, liebite Sante Srube. mas &c,
Ide6en 1T, lift ge'deten. Dir ma4t
niemano einen Yorlpurf uno i'd, nun,
ib nebme bic ununesnebmen Iuseins
anberiebungen germ aut mid, Denrr
ib nur nod nal btauBen mar, in
etner gang anoeren Staot. in Be
nsOis!"
sd padte, 0u hGtteif 10 pieI
S9Dnes seieben, nun mare Dem
0urit aeitiut,"
vSa, i4 mub Dir unfamiliar ers
ideinen, i'd fible IS; Su meiBt ni4t,
mte peqe MIR Ods tul.
Sic lab ibre Sunte traurts. ab.
bittsnb an.
9ie la9elte fem.
$50 Elm grobes Mdbden, unb
sreift na9 alien Yunten! Deneoig
ipirb Dir gar ni1t 10 febt sefalsHs
fir mid botte es INNER einen leihten
Salmibeiseidmad, Is iIt tbeatralif1.~
r@s pirb mir ni4t iebr sefalleu,
ia9it Du2 alio id oarf reiien!S
2ifa beuste iia Dor. ie leste ote
9anofld6en Ieidt auidmnien.
$50, in 9ottes Nomen, mein atu6,
reiie nur. aber obne Did beimtommen
min i'd nidt, td ertparts Did In
Miinden, i4 piirbe 10 lanse pier
bleiben, penn i9 neiuen alien
GreunDen Die 3ufammentunft to
Miinaen nidt islbit DorseidIaseu
bdtte."
.Ob, tpie i'd mid freue," faste
&ifa. SeItiam Dleid lab iie aus, bic
itolae 2i5a ban be Ganbt.
Limb ptrt Ou auh senug Retie4
selb baben. 2ifa9"
u9lber Sante!" Giia tpebrtt baitig
ab. i'd babe rei9Iid. mebr aIs i'd
ielbft ipuBte. 9u bait ia alss, aaeS
fir MIDI bsablt!"
.alfo gut, mein ainb. nun tppgsa
mir aud nidt mebr iibsr 3einen ab4
leder Ipre&en. Sd retfe morssn
friib nit Dem eriten 3us, unb DH
tannft Dir beute nod Die Sabrtarte
fir Den 0ampfer beiorsen unb In
orei Sasen, neia, in fpdtsitens finf
Sasen biit 9u Bel mir in Miindea.S
Die alte Dame sos ibre llbr.
.Sa, oann pdre es aber 3sit, pafI
9u sehIt. ionit 1T bic aussabeitele
seIdlofen."
.8iit 9u mir aud ni9t bOie
Santhena"
.yaein, Du sroBes &inb."
.4ber Elm tlein psnig bod. Id iebe
: IS Dir an"
8eibe ld4eItsn.
2ifa griff nab tbrem 9ut, oer
neben ibr auf etnem Stubl lag: nauf
Wieoerieben i'd bin fofort tuisosr
bier"
.auf @ieberieben. msin Riao."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27
ae.ssns unS bas unru6iss gOaeIse.

Sesssrs unS bns unrubise goselss'
5irpe.
Der @alopss liatets iid aamdb'
li1.
Da itanb Der iunse anbras Smre
uno errpartete iie. 4einen S4rltt
sins sr ibr enigesen; er pcats Die
SGBlsteii auslplten, oab lie gu I1m
tam.
SdDne, itolSs 2iia, treibt DID
nidts 5uriid aus oieier beriidenoen
@inlamteit, aus bet NGbe oieles
beiBbiiiti9en Sonnsntinoes2
Rein, Der NadtpanDler tennt
teins Sefabr. unD Die idIi4te @abr'
b~attisteit Dieles 9raolinisen Deut,
i9sn Mdp9sns pDate teine 8eritel'
lung.
Ills Smre ibr bsios Sdnoe entses
senltltdte, legte il. Die lbren hinelu.
ur5 islne eriten @orte i4lenen lhr 10
natiirli9, ais bd,Ie er gar ai4ts ans
oeres iasen tDnnen.
Nebsn al letGem Slid I4oB tbm
anseit9ts i6rsr Iunsen SerfIl4telt
ploBlid Elm b0ier 9eDante pur9 ben
&upt.
.aiio", faste &c bei4pOrenD. ni4
bin Der einaise, iasen Sic es mir,
i1 bin Der erite, Der eIn5lge Uta1n,
BEN sic elm psnls gut iinD. mi Dem
Sic ALIEN ouiammen tamsn9"
Seine Durd5ttternoe AnSit fiblte
iie ni9t, ibre refine gtnfa4beit bOrts
rur, pab er BON ibr Die Ysitdtisuns
BON ettpas SelbitOerltdnDliaem boz
rem puIte.
.SSu, Anpras Smre, id babe ME
einen Itann lieb sehabt, pie iollte
ih cenn nit elnem Mann aIlein.
unD auf 8eratreDuns bin, aulam'
men1ein9"
ST preBte ibre 9dnDe uno iob ibr
tiet ii Di. 4ugen.
nSie s0ttIl1es. liiBes 9el4Opt!"
Die Settistsit letner 2iebe erlHiit'
tsrte tie. Sn einem abnunssloier
3drtliden Srlebs Iebnte iie ii4 ar
leine S1ulter.
gr raffte iih eiiern auicmmen.
umtaBts 2iia rar fauft.
so sinssn iis peiter.
.2iia, BARI i'd Sic beute 10 uen'
uens"
Sic nidte.
,Sila", Smre blieb tpieoer iteber
unD CAB Das iaone Wapden frel. En-
I9ittert BON benz reiBenoen Web uni
Slid ieines Ssroens, i'd Iiebe Si
uniinnis. perapeifelt. nit allen. mas
In mir it'll"
3itternD prsbte er bic Worte ber'
DOT. Sein Geiiht NOR bIeih. &C.
lpaunt, pOa aeioenidaft.
Dsnise banss 9er5idldse Ian!
itanD 2iia pie selGbmt DOR ibm.
Sic lab 4uDras Smre uao lal
Jpn ni9t, lie ;ubIte ole 8irtllhtel
Dieier leiie rauidenDsn 9dume. Die
fer neutrality-suspicious. Mprtben
itrdu9er I'm lie Der. uno fablte fl
ni9t = Dann bielten ietne arm'
tie feit umI4Iunsen. feline 9ano DO!
ibren GOpi Surud unD I'm 3aume
oieiss eriten perae4renoen 2ufei
fiiblte lie nur. pte Elm Rauid ourd
lie Dabinflutete, Der aaes nteper'
bra4, =
hit Dem 8etpuBtiein, Dob Elm IN
sertrennlides &iebesbano ihre Ser5er
perbin6e, trennte iih bas Paar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27

uno unten al, Der 4oria, duf Gem
Wsse nad 2ufin granoe i4r,ti bic
56Dne, blonde 2iia pan be Gnnbt.
Sn al ibr bitteres 2ei6 miid)te
Iid elm @efibl ibrer iunsen 2raft,
unb Das 8slpuBttein, mitten In einent
sroBen, itarten @rleben gu iteben.
8ispeiIen i6ien es 2ifa, ais fpieIe
lid al oas auf elmer 8ii6ne alb uro
ole Spannuns puds in ibr. mas Der
nd9fte Gag ~brinsen piiroe.
sic fam ii1 Dor, ME etn Wtenf9.
Der cine Roae phrdSufibren batte,
unb Der balb in 6as aItGgltde 2eben
Buriidtepren piirpe.
limb ord trdumte Ie ni@t, ieoe
ibrer Stunben uar ausgefilt, ieoer
56ritt mar tlar iiberlest.
9ieie Sniel auiIin, oas mar Der
redte YloB fir lie, sic NOR bin
uno bersepanoert, I'm cine title,
li6ere lntertunft su finben: 2ufiH-
picolo. Gisale. nnb nun 2ufins
aranbe.
Mortissuna fpIat.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27
8ierteS RapiteI.

@ierteS RapiteL.
@npras Smre itano am Safsn unD
ipartete.
Wdre es m0slid, Dab iie ni9t td.
mes Cine 9eraoetlemmenDe unrube
5ermirbte ibn l6on ben sanaen Gag.
So mar nod ni&t pier llbr. uno
bod laste er l.p DOLL 8ittertslt: nun
fommt lie ni4t mebr. iaste es ii9
INNER pIeoer, BIZ ibn fror mitten I'M
beiben Sonnenliht.
DDS Motorbooi fubr crit na1 bier
libr sur Snfel biniibsr Ipenn
tie nu,, aber nidt fam! gr fiibIte
iih 10 ma4tlos, ME perraten. @teI'
lei4t mar is iaon fort. uno er
itano bier nit btetem piitenDen Web
i'm 9srsen - unD tonnte bod nur
in t:eier @rse6enbeit an lie penten,
tonnts iih Hi4t betreien. ni4t pettern
ODER laden. pie E, es iont pobl se'
tan bate, nenn Elm Waoel nal nidt
Wori bielt.
limb ME tpnnten ibm nur Iol1e
UtdDel nodmals einfallen, ieBt. no
er bier itano uno auf Die cine pars
tete, auf bic ein3ise, bic es nod fir
Jpn CAB. Mein Soft. tpenn fe ni4t
tam!
anoras Smrt tpanots iein geiidt
benz Weere gu unc iab Is ni9i. pie
Oos id0ne, BLONDE MdOden, itrabIens
Der als er tie ie seisben, ourd oas
breits Steintor Dem !9afen 3ui4ritt,
unb ME ielbt Der alte 3ollpdhter
bic turae Pfeife aus Dem Runo nabm
unp ibr nit itaunsnber 8enunperuns
nadbiidte.
Clio gins bt9t an inn poriiber,
ibr ferner Duff Itreifte ibn. sic
nanDt. ii9 nidt CUR Settle. lie iudte
ii9 giei9 elmer beauemen plaB i'm
Mctorboot.
Den iunsen @etser ii6erflutete cine
belize Melle Don Sreuoe. @ersefen
mar Der Qbidieo, bic Aual bes
Martsns: Da mar lie, bic l4One
Clio, unb NIT tbr mar bic Welt pol@
Ter Wpnnen.
2tia iab auf, ibre ausen besriib'
ten iid Ieiie.
9atte es ie einsn I8Dneren Sag gee
geben!
Mrbere Menfhen famer, 6efiegen
pas Boot, lahenb, tdrmenb, 8aoe-
biinbel unter ben Irmen, feline Iuss
fliielsr, tein elesantes Publitum.
Run sins aud Smre ins Boot
binein. ST itanb erft laifis lumber.
bann f1ob er f9 3piIden 2ifa unb
einen fleinen, ausselaiienen 8uri9en.
2iia riidte gu: settle, unter benz
breiten gtanb tb:es Suites bintpes traf
Jpn EN- lG6elnbsr 8lid.
9ornebme, BLONDE Clio, mas fiebft
Su i6n an, ben ftummen f~iebernben
3iseuner, tparlfm sieBeif 0u cine
Slut in feline 4bern, bic ni6ts mebr
ausl5f6en tann9 ga, es lit Der lebte
Sag, unb ser trar In ieiner innerIid
beiBen StiIe zines unbefhretblihen
3aubers poa.
Hun trus lie oas Boot binii6er gu
elmer rpobren Snlel Der Selisen. htns
ter ibr ipie cine MdrdenIfabt bas
for6ise, leu6tenbs Hasuia, unb nee
ben ibr elm Manr, beTen s~arteite
8eribrune ibr Idon feline persebrenpe
2ie6e perrtet.
Worum niht etnmal auf otefer
idDnen Welt ale Sorsen binter iid
iperfen, porum nidt Elm etnaiaes Was
inmitten an bieier Serrli6teit ni6ts
fiiblen uls bas eiaenc. iunae. rparme
Sers9
Der lebte Sag.
Die gudt Der Sniel fam ndber,
grin unb imms, griiner tpuroe nos
@aFer, Der sefbs, Iteinige Sruno
sauberte cine berrlide Smaroqotarbe
berpor.
Die ainber, Die Srouen NIT To-
rem giinoeln, arss ordngte benz Sons
be gu.
atia perlieb ais lebte oas Boot.
anpras Smre mar Iofort IN siner
S%eitenpeg eins:boSen. Clio folsts
Tim.
@o gins fie cine lanse Msile. Sis
tS.te MIR bic l4neIlsn S1ldae tbrss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27
AuaIen. ais bate Die MeIt ME elm
grOberes 2sio seiebea.

Qualen, ais bate Die WeH ME eth
srOberes 2sio sefebea.
Gin. furse Gpunrs 3eit babe id
In Der groben nnenbIitteit, pos
turSe @sin III mir ni4t seaeben
pUroen, nm es gu 5eritoren; ih muP
es leber, mic es mir 5useteili ipnaoe
ME ih es meIitern tanR.
Was III bier alss um mt1 aer
eritunoen ln0 erlo,GenY Ntemnno
peib es, uiemanb frast bana4.
Meni9enididiale, oamals ME
beute. @s tommt ia muir oarauf an,
mutis au Iein unO oos eisene tIetns
S9idial feft in bic Sano gu uehmsn.
2iia bate IiG unter einen biiiben'
ben @ranatbaum geiebt. Surd bic
3peise, um bic rotslibenoeu 8liiten
orans oas tiefe SimmeIsbIau.
Bin i9 benin pirtlid) 10 sa:,o sleno
uno psrlaiien, peun i'd pon allen
4bf6isb nebme, mas bisber meln
Geben ausmahteg Bin th nifi
jung. 10 oa4te Giia tpeiter, jung,
seIunb unb pOpI aud i6On9 Saben
niat unsabIise 5rauen Elm sleihes
Sos 9etra9en2
nnb pann iiberfiel iis oO4 pieber
8erapeifluns. Siniam, fait obns
Mittel, in einem fremben 2anb, nein.
es mar srausnbaft.
Sdeu taiteten ibre @ebanten gu
Dem Mann biaiiber. Der ibr oiefes
fur9tbare 2eto Jeseben hatte.
WGre es m6sli6, tOnnte id nit
ibm lebeu, feline Sefdbrtin fein. ietn
Meib2
sic pubte es, nit iubelnbem gnta
5iiden piirbe er lie aufnebmen. Wenn
bic Ssimat iis au9 BON fid itieb,
par iie fir Nnbras Smre bic S4Ona
fe Der SdSnen, Die Rsinfte Der Reis
nsn. &ein 3peifel triibte oieien
Gebanten.
sic iab iein I4Snes, buntIes &C.
ii1t in beiBem 5leben iber fi4 &C.
neist: r@erlaB mid ntdt, 2iia,
iiibe 2ifa. i4 mub Oerseben, pers
oerben obns Did. Du bift mebr ole
ole Sonne, als ole S4Onbeit Der
Delt; Du Bit bic Wiuiit, bic in mir
lsbt, Du btft bic Sebniu9t al meiner
Sabre. perlaFe mid ni4t!"
Wenn f. nun au ibm auriid'
tebrte9
gu Dem 3iseunerprimas. 70 raunt'
es fpOttiid in ihr.
gu Dem ginaisen. Der feline arm'
nad mir ausbreiten rpirb, faste einI
anpere Sttmme.
gu benz umher3iebenben Wuiitan'
ten, Dem Gefdbrten 3fpeifelbaftel
@%brenmdnner, 5ii4eIte es pieber.
gu Dem Manne, benz i6 Elm un'
snbli4es Slid gebe. nit benz i'd
bieueidt Elm neues. reiaes 2eben be
sinnen fOnnte!
gu einem iungen, unsebiIoetel
Burden. Der zines Sases 6apol
5isbt unb mid apniid beiieite Idiebi
Nein, nstn. oas nidt, bas lam {
ni4t!
Gin filler, tptlber 8urids 1T ct
BON 3drtli4teit. boil 9erSenssite.
aDnnte sr nibt ood mein Sefdbrt
ietng SIT iein 4rm ni9t tpeiasr al.
Der &nodenurm. Der mid BORT untel
an iia 5iehta
Clio iebnte ben aOpf auriid uni
Iab In oas bunte 2eudten: Rein
ni9t fort, ni9t fort aus oteien
parmen 2eben. Darten min id
rubis perOen, baun finbet ii4 i9ol
Elm Meg.
sic tdIans beibe arme I'm If,
&nte unb fam in fia binein.
9a tisssn Some in ibr auf. ferne
iiber al Den lauidenoen Wenf9el
cine idlants feline @eitalt, elm
ldmaIe !Sanb, bic ben 8osen fiibrte
Elm ernftes. fat fdmeraItdes @eiidt
glun 6ffnet itd Der berbe jung
Muno: tlasenoes Seimtpeb Der Seel
flutet iibsr bic Dsense bintpes Uni
greift in einfade unb iunse Ser5el
binein, unb feIbit Der trGse 8iirget
fiibIt Ieiie Den 5IiiselfdIas episs'
N.L.f.L+
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27
q 9tes aapiteI.

Das alte 5rduIein pan De Sanbt
Job gang peritDrt am 5eniter tbrer
Min9ener Peniion.
sic las 2iias Brief aus Srisft
uno los ibn pteber. Sbre S,dn6e
aitterten. ibre 3abns ialusen aue>
chamber, eth SrOiteIn iiberItsi lis.
vSas TT ia ni9t m0slid. pas ilt
ni9t mOslid," murmsIte fie.
4ber ba itaaO Is ia gang t!ar IN
2iias GROCER 9anOidrift.
.Saum mage i'd Did an3ureoen,
9u 9ute; i'd mub gua alien elm
srOBes 2eio antun: i'd tam aibt
pieDer mad Sauie 5uriidtebreH.
Soridt nidt mad mir, frast nidt.
Sbr tperbet mid niemals finoen.
SD bin ni4t nad 8enebis sefab-
rem, 8ranbts iinb gar nidt in
8enebia, id bin nett fort, ire1a
Du oieien Brief srbaltft. grIaube
es mir nur, meine liebs Sante
Sruoe, bob id Din i'm @eiite MODS
malls Deine suten, treuen 9dn0e
tiHe, Die INNER nur gaben uno
sabsn, oaB id mid nodmaIs N
Define ausen oeriente, aus bener
mir nur reinite Site entseseus
lsudtete. Sd batte Did niemals
perlaifen, ipenn i'd ni6t Sud ale
unb meme Setmat Derlofen muBte.
Define 2ita.
Mn bic @ltern babe i'd ge>
f6rteben.
@ieIe, Dteie @riibe!"
Sante Srube leste ben aopf auf
Das Geniterbrett uno peinte.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
.DR.: HAWLEY BACK 1. FROM WAR zoNE1
 TELLS OF SCENES.
Urges Women to Continue Work of Providing Aid for \
 the Wounded.

! Dr.. George Hawley, who has just returned from several months, of hos pital work at the front in France, ad- dressed the bridge party held yester- day afternoon at the resi- lence of MT. and Mrs. Jonathan Godfrey. Brook lawn park, for the benefit of the Sur gical Dressings committee of this city. Dr. Hawley told of the spirit of the French soldiers. of the numerous pub- hc and private buildings in France which have been turned into hos pitals and particularly of the great need for surgical dressings. lf
 The Surgical Dressings committee meets daily at their rooms in the First- Bridgeport National bank build- ing and all who are interested in the work aref asked to give their time o1 money toward it
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17

while operating an aeroplane in a French air raid on Oberndorf, will be brought to this country for burial, it was learned today. Arrangements for the shipment of the body will be made by Frederick Prince, Jr., brother, and Charles Prince, an uncle. who took charge of the body of the airman after he died in the hospital in the Vosges on Sunday, shortly after the cross of the Legion of Honor had been pinned on his breast.
 It was said today that no plans for the funeral would be anhounced until it was known when the body was ex- pected to arrive in New York.
 Princes father, Frederick H. Prince, Boston banker who has been i'll at his home at.Pride,S Crossing for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
RAILROAD BROTHERHCODS STRONGLY ENDORSE WORK
 OF PRESIDENT WILSON

hour-day proposition; we have had printed extracts from the Cengression- al Record in reference to the bill granting an eight-heur day to the rail- road employees of the United States, which sets forth the bill itself, the speech of President Wilson delivered at a joint session of Congress on Au- gust 29, and covers the entire proceed ings in connection with its passage, in- dicating tile record votes of the Sen- ate and House of Representatives thereon. We have also had printed the complete hearings held before the Senate Committee on Interstate Com merce on proposed bills in this con- nection. We have had copies of these documents mailed to all general chair men, chairmen and secretaries of State legislative boards, and the secretaries of all lodges and divisions of the four brotherhoods for the information and guidance of all concerned, and we be- lieveHt to be the duty of every labor ing man ana friend of labor to fami- liarize himself with the action of Pres- ident Wilson and the attitude and votes ofrSenators and Congressmen on this measure.
 While the discussion of partisan
 
 tons, surely it is the duty not only of our own members but of all per- sons who work for a living to support our friends and, if possible, defeat our enemies at the coming election. Nev- CT before in the history of labor has the ruler of any country gone to the length that the President of the Uni ted States did in espousing the cause of laboring men and making it his own. r Since laboring men are not wanting in gratitude or lacking in apprecia-1 ton, itsis urgently requested that the position taken by President Wilson and by both branches of Congress be not forgotten. and your National Leg islative Representatives are strong in the belief that every man who labors, whether he be union or non-union, has an intense vitd interest in main taining in office. .regardless of what their politics may be, the men who have shown themselves steadfaN friends to the cause of the. laboring man. and who have demonstrated their adherence to that which they be- lieved was equitable and just, regard less of what effect it might have up- on their political fortunes.
 Yours fraternally, Il
 H. B. WILLS, A. c. c. E. and National Legislative
 Representative. B. of L. R
 P. J. MCNAMARA. Vice President, National Legislative
 Representative. B. of L. F.. & B.
 w. M. CLARK, N
 Vice President. National Legislative
 Representative. O. R. c. VAL FITZPATRICK, Vice President, National Legislative x Representative, B. of R. T.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
BUSINESS LEADERS IN G. 0. P. RANKS
 DRIFT TO WILSON

New York, Oct. 17-That honest business feels assured of sound pros- perity and Is not deceived by the vail of votaries of predatory privilege is attested daily by letters sent voluntar- fly to the headquarters of the Demo- cratic National Committee. Among these is one from Pierrepont B. Moves, president of the Oneida Community, Ltd, of Oneida, N. r., manufacturers of the celebrated Community Silver and Oneida Game Traps-one of the leading industries in the state.
 This letter is to tell you that am with you,' writes MT. Moves. 'I start ed life a Republican,, and stayed with that party until four years ago, when I became convinced that it's inexpug- nable worrying over the troubles of the rich stands permanently in the way of legislation benefitting the masses.
 My enthusiasm in this campaign is for the man-Woodrow Wilson. At such a time, the only safe leaders are men Immensely right at heart and believe MT. Wilson to be such a man. Failure to retain such a leader through these critical times would convict the American people of the blindest folly"
 A similar letter. also from a man of big affairs, comes from H. F. Reiss, treasurer of the J. B. Colt Co.,, of New York city. MT. Reiss writes:
 "Since voting have been a Re- publican in national elections. II cannot, however, see my way clear to vote for MT. Hughes, against the splendid, constructive record of Wood row Wilson. The petty, mean know nothingness of the Hughes campaign deserves only the repudiation of every right-thinking and patriotic Ameri- can."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
Suckley's O.. K. On Film Production at
 The Bijou Theatre

{ On the report of Captain Charles H. Suckley, delegated by Superinten- dent John H. Redgate to act as censor of films for the police department, that The UnRorni shown at the Bi- jou theatre, fu1fi1is his exactments the. much discussed motion picture has been allowed to continue it's ex- hibitions.
 Because of the unusual subject mat. ter of the film, the police department had received numerous inquiries as to the suitability of the film for pub lie exhibition But now, take it from Captain Suckley, it is wholesome en- tertainment. v
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
A Complete Roomful Of
Furniture for $17.50

ButNthat is not the important fea- ture about this offer, although re- markable in itself. It's the high quality of this roomful of furni7 ture that we wish to emphasize, for while there have been offers that might have approached this in the number of.pieces included, none ever contained furniture of the same quality under one-third more than this outfit costs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
All Four Pieces Made
 According. to Our Own Order

We know every process by which these outfits weHe made-in fact saw them in process of manufac- ture. That's. what makes us so emphatic about their quality and So proud in being able to sell them at this extremely unusually low price, and especially at such low credit terms.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
EIGHT TO FACE TRIAL
 IN WARD MURDER CASE

Boston. Oct. 17-Judge White, in the superior court overruled a motion to quash indictments against eight de- fendants, charged with being alleged accessories in connection with the death of Miss Margaret Ward, of Pea body. Trial of the case was post poned for a month.
 The body of Miss Ward was found in an automobile in Salem on the morning of July 5. after having been removed from Boston where, tho gov-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
NOTICE

All persons liable to pay taxes fa the town of Bedding are hereby noti- fled to bring in their lists, made out and verified to the assessors, on or bo- fore Nov. 1st.. 1S1a. Taxpayers should be careful that lists are delivered to the assessors. .e
 (ALBERT A. GORHAM, Assessors GILBERT M. SANFORD,
 (EDWARD A. PINKNEY. ~.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
They Are Made of Heavy Oak
Stock, Fuhed Finish

Every inch of the frames of chair
 " rocker, settee and table is of gen. uine solid oak and all cut from heavy stock. The finish was ap- piled only by expert finishers who specialize in fuEed oak finishes and know how.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
We Call a Spade a Spade

The covering is an imitation leather fabric. We call spade a spade and make no apologies for the covering being imitation leather by calling it a fancy name and try to deceive you. There's no reason for our doing so, be- cause this febric- not only looks like leather but in our estimation will wear practically as long as leather.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17

The Postoffice Department announce ed that a convention had been con- cluded between the United States and New Zealand for a twoIcent letter rate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17

We are offering the best values in this city in shirt waists, petticoats. sweaters, marabout feather capes and stoles, fur scarfs and muffs. long cloth coats and raincoats at D. H. Dillon 6 Co.,, 11o5 Main str6ots-AAR
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17

ar-Admiral Caperton, commafI- der of the Pacific fleet, reported to the Navy Department that the United States submarine H-1 had run aground in Puget Sound during 8 heavy fog. .~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17
ernment alleges, an illegal operation was performed.

/ Three inches of snow fell jn calu met, Mich.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-17

some time, has not been advised of his sons death.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-21

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