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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16
,BRADLEY-ABBOTT.

Miss Catherine Jane Abbott, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Jerome Abbott of PIT Parrott avenue and MT. Grover H. Bradley of Wilton were married on Wednesday afternoon at the home of the brides parents by Rev. J. McLar- en Richardson, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Roses and palms decorated the parlor where the ceremony was performed. Miss Gladys Abbott attended her sister, and Harry Abbott, brother of the bride, was best man. After the wed- ding trip MT. and Mrs. Bradley will reside in Wilton wher an attractive new home awaits their occupancy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16

$1.5O Natural Leghorn hats. 98c $2.25 Natural IeghOrn hats. =. $1.4S $2.5O Natural Tuscan lace edge
 naCS 9A.4o $500 Natural Leghorn hats .. $1.9S $500 Natural Leghorn hats. $3.4S $6.5O Natural Leghorn hats. $4.75 $6.5O Natural and coIored Ban
 kok braid hats .-.-...... $4.75 $7.5O Renaissance lace braid
 hatS $39S $500 Black banded sailor hats $1.9s $500 Black Ldsere straw sailors $S.4S $2.5O Trimmed sport hatst $1.75 $4.OO Trimmed sport hats -. SPAS $500 Trimmed sport hats. .... $3.4S $1.5O Natural Winchow braid
 hats .. 9Sc $2.75 Natural Winchow braid
 hats ....... $1.75 s5c Wide aH-silk tafreta ribbons
 --.--: 19c yd- 5Oe Wide a1-siIk and moire
 ribbon 25c yd. 62c White shirt waisks. 38c 75c White shirt waists. .--.. 48c 75c Striped shirt waists .... 43c $1.OO White lingerie shirt waists 75c $1- -25 White lingerie shirt waists 98c $2.OO and $2.5O white lingerie
 shirt waists $1.4S $2.25 Silk waists .. $1.4S $3. .OO Silk waists . $2.25 $4.OO Silk crepe waists. .. $2.9S $500 Silk crepe waists .... $3.4S 75c Black percaIine petticoats. 4Sc $1.12 Black percaIine and sateen
 petticoats 75c $1.25 and $1.SS Sateen petticoats 98c $2.5O Black and co1ored taffeta
 silk petticoats ..... $1.9s $4.OO Black and colored taffeta
 silk petticOatS S...... $2.98 $500 Black and co1ored taffeta
 silk petticoats .... $3.4S $6.OO Black and colored taffeta
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16
BlOuSeS.

Organdie Voile with large butterfly %front, many white, others have colored trimmings large collars, smoked pearl braided buttons fine assort- ment .....................-.. S4u95 Made of Organde Voile, with ruf1e fronts, trimmed with lace, others trimmed with cooDed ganie old rose canary light blue, many have pearl buttons all with large collars, latest styles OO
 Second Floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16

Miss Irene Hill of Shelton gave a large dinner on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss May McCabe of 76 Elm wood avenue, this city, whose maid of honor she will be next Wednesday,. During the courses Miss EilPs enga ge- ment to Edward Fitzgerald, principal of the Derby High school and super intendent of schools of that town was announced. Miss Hill is a graduate of Mt. Holyoke college, and a teacher in Derby High school. MT. Fitzgerald is Yale a1umnus and is well known in this city. Among the guests from this city besides Miss McCabe were Miss Margaret Keane and Miss Berna- dette Phelan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16

Although the weather was unfavor- able, the members of the Rector s guild of St. Johns Episcopal church rave their garden fete yesterday after noon as scheduled at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jonathan Godfrey in Brook lawn park. The party was held in the pergo1a and on the veranda. Many attractive articles were offered for sale. The affair was financially suc- cessfuI.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16
Skirts

slverbloom Sport Stripe Cloth stripes blue, green or lavender on white at boom pockets side belt back belt and pockets bound with white silk braid trimmed with pearl buttons, very stylish
 
 Silverboom Cloth blue white and green and stripes patch pockets trimmed with silk braid and pearl buttons ...............3-. S2u29 Gabardne with wide, old light blue stripes ground stripes diagonal in front belt all around trimmed with pearl buttons .......... $500 Striped Beach Cloth, pink, blue gray stripes body, fancy pockets beIted all around gathered in back full flare bottom ....-................ S4.59g
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16

MT. and Mrs. George Conner of Wells street, formerly of Stratford, are re- joicing at the birth of their seventh child who is also their sixth daughter, Mary Virginia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16
TT @
 M in Rue Cecle ! andR Leading Inners
SATURDAY,
AS USUAL, WILL BE BARGAIN DAY

ue 4 9ans $ ss %s % % mary z s = @ @ @ I @ @ @ 4Ss | % 6 np % %
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16

MT. and Mrs. Soren Jorgensen of 241- Orange street, gave a reception, Wednesday evening, at their home in honor of the engagement of their daughter, Anna Ingersine Jorgensen, to Carl Osborn Dayton, son of MT. and Mrs. Ezra Dayton, 494 Central avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16
HALLIDAY ORGANIZES gTRANSPORTATTON STAFF
 FOR NEW HAVEN ROAD

J. c. Halliday, recently appointed superintendent of transportation of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company, has announc- ed the following appointments to his staff:
 F. M Clark, Freight Assistant, J. E. Clifford, Passenger Assistant, A. F. Currier. Superintendent Car Ser vice. G. H. Staehle, Car Accountant, w l. Frost, Superintendent Station Service, E. J. Mather, Chief Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Dr. Merrill A. Swiney, who conducts a private sanitarium in Bayonne, N. J., his mother, Mrs A. Swiney, who resides in/ Ho1yoke, and her sister, Mrs. John Sargent of Middlebury. Vt, were the recent guests of their re1a- tives, Mrs. Mary Scal1ey and Mrs O. J. Coake of State street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16
The SMITH-MURRAY Co.
 BR1DGEPoRr's BUSY CASH sToRE.
Sport Suits

Striped Poplin Coat popular coors in stripes, large collar pockets with steel buttons white poplin skirt stripe around bottom to match colors in coa
 very pretty ....................... S3u98
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16

Colorado has doubled the valuation on all sugar factories in the state for the purpose of taxation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16

One thousand machinists and tool makers in Newark, N. J., went on strike. demanding an hour day.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-06

@eneralitabs6ef Scott cine Geiie
nad Merico beabliftigen Inn Bene=l
raj 8erlbing in Golonia Dnblan 81
be1n1en. SSrgefto ettpas 8eltimnltcs
lit 1to6 f1iht beidlolien.
8rigaoe General Smith, Der
gbef 6es rSupplp Departments
lit bier eingetroffen ST min cine
SesnIpeftionsreiie an Der @ren5e I'M
ternebnen
- @iliitas baben bic StaSt &C.
meral Gepeba, 45 Waeilen Iii6meitlid
pon Saltillp, geitiirntt nno sepliin-
bert. 3lu1lf Sol0aten iumrSen ge-
tStet mnb mebrere peripitnoet.
esn Sssuare5 ioa 0ie @nrniion
rebelIiI9 gelporoen 5lt iein uno ge-
orobt baben iid ben Segalilfns
an8ufhIieBen, ipeftn iie nidt Dor
@eibna9ten be5ablt tpairoe.
Sesn ser merifatiiben Saupt-
ftot lit eine Million Hatronen Die
iiber gera Gru5 oortbit gelhidt
tpurben, angefommen.
0as nsrifaniidye Sdataat
fat sic Ginfiibrnng nub 3irfnlatipn
amerifaniidem Uel6es erlnmbt. Die
fremben Jirmen in Der Sanptitaot
tuerben in Jolse oeiIen grSkere
Sammen impprtieren.
@1breno Ser orei Wonate, Die
nit Dem 80. Septei1tber enoigten,
iino mnter uniern solonien an oer
@ren5e nnr 3S Eooesfdlle porgefom-
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-06
SnIans.

- esn Ser Iebten GerIdn1rnlung
Ser Direftoren Der @eItern Union
telegraph Gonlpanp mllroe befdloi-
fen fdrrrnltliden slngeItellten Elm
@eibnadtsgei6enf in @eitalr eirreS
Bonus" gu MAIDEN. Seoergoteniln-
ae erhalt $25; Die 9lngeitellten, mel
de elm sSabres @ebalt bis $1,000
be5ieben, er6alten Z Bro5ent oeslel-
ben uno benen oie iiber $1,000 be-
fommen, miro cine Wratififation
bon 6 8ro5ent allsge5ablt.
- 9lus Chicago miro berihtet,
oaB 9erlu6e semadt merOen, cine
pollige gerfoblrllrtg 5tpiihen oea
proqeIlipen Mepublifanern uno Der
aIten repubIifaniithen 9artei ber-
bei5nfiibren. sSnnerbulb iDeniger
Weonate miro cine 3uIammenfunft
Der 2eiter beioer Jaftionen itnttfiE-
BEN, IN Ser aIIe bisberigen Differen-
gen begliden tperoen foaen
- ssn fiif1f5ebn gr0Beren Stdoten
oes Gtaates WaIIadynletts ipuroen
am Oieir5tag Staotipablen IN Ser
binoung NIT Ser 2ofal Sption-5rage
abgebaIten. sssrl ben bier Staoten
SAT- 2iper, Saperbia, 2eominiter
n1to 9allrton geInng es ben Hrobi-
bitioniiten, oie Sberbano 81 errin-
gen nno infolgeoeIien nuiiiien BORT
5Gnrmtlibe Galoons in menigen @r-
hen fdlieBeil
49, General 9fnipalt Gregory
bat in ct. 2ouis Die grflarlng ab-
gegeben. oaB er niht reiianieren,
lonoern in @iIlon's aabinett per
bleiben tperoe. Oas @eriidt, baB er
als slnlpalt Der @nIf &efinins Cont
pann. bon guitin nit einenl SSabres-
qebalt bon $4,000 enaasiert lei,
beruhe niht alif @ahrbeit
ssm Staate Slri5ona tpitroe Der
Repnblifaner gbonas Campbell nit
elmer Maioritit BON nllr 80 Stinl-
men iiber sen hisberigen 9lmtsinba-
Der, g1. g. Stunt. sum @onuernenr
erip1blt; sic totale Irobibition plir-
Be nit elmer Iebrbeit Don 10000
Stinimen beibebalten.
- Die Sltd)ilon, Sopefa & Saitta
Sc @iienbabn miro ibren 9lngeItell-
ten bie welliaItens 8ipei Sabre in
OienIte Ser &onpagttie iteben uno
Elm Sabresgebalt bon meniger als
$2500 besieben, 10 8ro5ent oesfelben
aIs @eibnahtsaeihenf aus5abIeit
lniien Die 5lir 8erteilung fontnten-
be Sltrnme miro auf $3.50, 900
geiddtt
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syalfenbaDnfs Srnppcn .iino bis an
Die Sabn, Die bon gnfareit mad
Glpesr fiibrt, beransefommen, bic
9imnidnen mrften ben Grt Sinai
rGnmem. Siiblid BON gmfareit ba-
ben bic oentiden @erbnnbetem meb-
rere Srte aenommen nno iie iinb
iueiter gesen Die Sanptitaot burgc-
riift. Gs iunroen am 9ienitag 5000
.Rnnlanen gefangen genominen.
Cine 9cpcTde ans 8erlin mel.
oet, BAH 6nIftnbapn's srtppen nn=
anfbalfam gtgen yIoesc borriif-
ten. Cine .Siiife fir Hnfnreit nmb
Gin Gmtiat Der Stabt ifcint and ben
Nniien nnniDglid5 sn iein. Sic erflG-
rem leIbft, Saf yfniien nn6 9pnmaasit
jest mar nod balm itreben finn
ten, benz Jein6c 10 ipenis Srnpprn
mic mSgli@ in bic !0GnSe lfallen 81
IaEen. % ne oas fertig bringen.
fdeint angeiidJts Der eagr iebpdl
sipeifelbaft. Sic fOnnen nnr mad
ySeiten III cntfommen, iiber bic Balm
nadD Gsernniuo6a itn0 iiber Die
grDfc griife BON gsernaiuoba, iueml
sc bic clmdt beiuerfitellisen f0nnem,
ebc Miafenien nit leinen Sritppen
i6ncn ben Weg berIest. Snf 1yal-
fenbabn Npese nebmen nno i6nen
Sabnrd bic simdJt anf aiaberm
@abnen peridliefen fpirb, IdJeini
fidJer IN fein. iIebrisens berlieren
re Jest idjpn tGgIid) grofe WfaiIen
bon ibrem Srnppen. gor einisea
Sagclt melOeten mir, bnf iie in Den
lebten bier Ssen $1,000 N,ann per-
loren bGften; insiuiidjen baben iic
nod 1900 Mann berlorcn. gSie
immer iinb bic gerlnite rapiO &c.
itieaen, felt man anf Seiten Der Mn-
manen oas @ergeblide zines @ioer-
5tanoes eimgeiebcn fat. glndj bic
GffeniiDe in ben Garpatben Die BON
ben 9iniien bcgonnen iuarS, um Sn-
fareit IN enticben nn6 bic 9inmanen
ans DER ciiernen 1tmflammernns
Der benfiden Serbiinoeten sm BE-
freien, idjcint allmabfis sniammen
IN brcdem. Die Iepeiden meloen,
baF bic 9infiem bei goroIhta, BON
mo ans fie ben Satarn-Bak errei.
dDen ipollten mno no iid) cine iljrcr
iuidJtieitem Stellnngen befanb, sn-
riifeetrieben lporoen finb. gepeiden
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-06

Srieae lei, f0nne man baraas iebea,
baR es iett in 2100 6abrifem &riess-
material fir iein Seer MAIDEN laiie.
eStalien iperoe bis gum 2ekten ais-
baltem, bis Selstem, Serbiem mno
Wfomtenegru iuieber berseitellt leien,
nnb es iperbe itdJ ntdt pon leinen
Smnbesgenoiien trennen.
Cine 9epeide Der SpnDoner
oSimes" dns Mmiteroam lagt, nab
Der Gimnabme BON gitfareit miiroen
Die Sentld)en nnb lire @erbiinoeten
9lplDna in 9llbanten nebmen nno
iid Samn nit ben 8riedJen pcreini=
aem. = @ir luiiien natiirlid) nidjt,
pb ser 9epeId)enfprreip BON
glmIterbam NIT ben Mbitf)ten Der
bemtIden oeeresleittng pertramt lit,
aber es lpare iebr biibd), iuenn cs 10
fGme.
Der britiid)e Gelbampfer uEala=
fine" lit i'm &amal, in Der gtabe BON
Sanre, perlenft iuuroem. Die Be
iabmng ipnrbe gerettet.
&iinftis biirfen in emeliIden So=
tells feline WeaBlseiten nit mebr ais
BRET @Gmsen ierpiert luerben. slmd
mill Die &egiermng fleiidlpie Sage
einrid)ten, an oenen iueber in Dffentz
liden 2pfalen mod in Eripatban=
fern 5leiid seseiien luerSen BARI.
Die syirma Salinger e Drag
nus in gieiu Yorf, Sntpurtemre pOn
Stifereien, baben bie NadJrid)t er-
balten, oak lire Office in Smndal
anf @aSeira nm itnsefabr tamieno
9oaar beldtabigt lei Die Serrem
slamben nun, bak oemtidJe Sdiffe
einem slnsriff amf Die portmsiciiidDe
Snicl ssnnld)al gemtad)t baben.
ltnlere .grpreB" iagt in ibrer
beutigen Musgbe, Geutl6lano babe
ii6 ieiner5eit perpfli6tet, feline ncu=
tralen Sfiffe mebr 81 perienfen.
Oas lit 9eutiblano ME eingefallen.
0eutldlano bot iid perpfliftet, fei-
ne &anoeIsl6iffe uno Yaiiagier-
oanpfer obne @arnung mebr 81
perienfen. Oieie 8erpflidtrng bat
0eutlhlato dn6 iilne gebalten.
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GurSe utberlidt.

Ser Jall Snfareit's 1T an-
fdeimenD iidJer, es banSelt iid
fir Die 9llliierten nnr nod
um 9fettnng Der 8eIatnng.
ssalfembagn Srtnst lueiter Dpr.
Die gimmGnen erlei0en rieli-
ae &erlmite. @eitere Miser-
fplae Der 9iniien nnb 9tnma-
men fimSen IN Sen Garpatben
ftntt.
gumar-2ap lpir6 bonn &D=
mig snm enslildDen 4remier.
tniniitcr ernannt, lebnt aber
ab mmb 2lopS- George iuir6 6e-
rnfen; 2pro gsortbcliffe fon
anid)cinenb Griessminiiter luer-
Scm. Man ipirD fiinftig einen
riifiidjtsloien &ries sesen Die
1tnterieebuute fiibren.
Der italieniIde Sampfer
cSalcrmp", Der EferSe nad)
sstalien brad)tey ut perIenft.
Gs iuaren AZ slmerifaner anf
oem Sdiff.
Der italieniide 9remiermi-
niiter erfIGrt Stalien luerbe
Biz snm letten bei Ieinen Ser
biinoeten ansbalten.
Die rmiiiide 9iina lit nod
INNER nnsnfrie6en.
SentidlanS sirbt 81, Den
9ampfer oIrabia" in @rnnS
sebubrt sn baben.
9cittidje Sd)iffc ioaen einen
slnsriff, aif Sandal anf Wc-
beira getnadt baben.
Die Serben baben Sas Sorf
Strapina genommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-06
1nlano.

= 9lus Gbicago miro genlelbet,
oaB nibt peniger als ereiBig slnge-
Itellte nno 9eanlten Der Gbicagoer
&iibllpei1er BON Der 8nnoes=8rann-
iurp porgeluoen iino, Inn in Der I'M
terluduing iiber Die boben Sebens=
mittelpreile pernontnlen 51 iDeroelt.
= @6breno ser Yrdiioent 9ienItag
feline 8otl6aft i'm &ongreB Los, ent-
falteten oie syrauenltimmrehtlerin
men Elm 9anner, auf bem Die 8orte
itanoen: aBas iperoen sic tun
Serr Tr1iioent" Oas Bonner tpur-
De l9nea ertferrtt. 9em Yraiiben-
ten ipnroe beim erideinen in Der
Sisung eine groBe Opation barge
bradt.
= Ser am Dienitag eeitorbene
Braiioent Ser Stonoaro Oil Cont
panp bon Stem Sseriep, sSobn 8. slrh-
bolb, tpuroe por 6S ssabren i'm
Staate Ohio geboren. Sein Gafer
NOR elm Metbooiiten Breoiger, Der
friib itorb nnb oie SSanlilie IN drnl-
liden @erbaItniiien 5uriidlieB SIN
9llter BON 12 SSabren peroiente iid
9lr6bolo leinen llno ieiner Wfutter
llnterbalt oilr6 Seueranmdhen uno
9lnsfesen Der Shulen in 2eesbnrg,
perna6ldIiigte babel aber feinestpegs
ieine gr5iebung slls bas eriteOel in
Eenniplpanien eiltoeft miroe, bego6
iid Der 16idbrige Siinsling bort
bin nno erbielt 5uerIt cine Stelle
als Sffice.Slnge in Situsoille;
orr6 uuBergeiu6bnIiden Sharf-
linn, SleiB nno Streblanfeit arbei-
tete er iid) Ihnea entpor uno uuroe
nit 10 SSabren BON Ieinem @rbeit-
geber slbbott ols @ei66tfsteilbaber
aufgenonnen. SIM Sabre 1875 trat
er IN Die HodefeIler Sirma Elm, BEL
Der er bis 5u ieinem Sooe perblieb;
nad Der 9lufloiung oes 8etroleum-
Srllits luuroe er gum Brdiioenten
Der Stanoaro Oil Company BON Nem
SSerIep ernannt. Die oirefte Sooes-
rriahe mar 8lntarnutt, sic oltr1
cine Gppenoicitis Operation berbei-
gefitbrt pliroe; trob bier neri6ieoe.
ner 9lut Sronsflliionen fonntcn
Oie 9ler5te oen @erIuit ni6t erleten
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Sat yiaa ia 0et GtaDt Gbi<
bHabna gtiibrt.
nlurd und Diebltabl.
Die Srepino's treten bon ibren
glemtern Snriif.
DeMtfHer KcnIul von BandItet &C.
fan9en 9encmlheil.

Mns Glptbnabna iptro gemel=
bet, 9lritmlfp Gpn5ales lei bort in
iein Antt als Hpnberneur oes Staa=
tes gbibnabma einseiett, Die Stra-
FEN lulrben pon Sol6aten abpa-
frpmilliert nnb sic 9anier iuiirben
mad geito1lenen Sadem onrdindt.
Iilla's SerrId)nft lei cine ipabre
Sdrefenberridaft geiueien. Der
graiioent Der staotnermaltitns Sol-
amin nnS adJt electromagnetic 8iir-
ger Ieien binseridltet. llnsefabr
piersig gbineien nno aud anSerc
ssremSe ieiem ernorbet uber 'berwmn-
BET. @iel Sdlaben lei anseriftet,
beIonbers in Sen Saitiern Ser Chine
len nno in ben 9aben, bie pDn 6rem-
BEN aefibrt ipnrben. Mft Mmerifa-
ner, bic @iQa INNER riueike Gbi-
neIen" nenmem ioa, bielten iidl per-
iteft nmo entfamen mnperfebt. @e=
neral Srepino entfam NIT fnapper
9spt oem Sooe. Gs m1irbe linn bei
Sorcaiitas Surd ben 6nt geidDhca.
@urber mar er bereits periuiinSet
iuoroen.
- @illa fat aus gbibuabna silnt
Winoeiten ndtt Gnnunen init fortse-
nommem. General Weitrsnia iuiro
einen genanen 8eridt iiber ben Sdn-
ben, Sen @iaa in Gbibnabna anse-
ridtet fat, abfaiien. t1
- Sie telegrapbii&e @er6in6nns
stuiiden gbibnabna nno ben Orten
an Ser 0rtase lit tuieoer bergeiteat.
- Neorit 8nettner In Gbi6nabna
hat 8efannten in @ Tdfo tele-
srapbiIdl mitseteilt Oaf Ct mol iinb
fnmnter lei mib baf Die TiGiitas
bas 0rofseI6dft, 6as Ct leitet, nidlt
aeIdabiat 6Gtten. Gine anbere Nadj-
ridJt ans Gbibnnbna meloet, man ba-
be bort ben Gnlilianp Gnrianes,
BEN Gnfel bes friiberen 0onpernenr
Gnriqnes, ermorSet. gon BEN Gbi-
neien iollen iedJs5is ermorbet iein.
Der eararnsa 9iesieriing lit pDn
Ngenten nmierer 9icgiernng bas Gr-
inAen 5nsesansen, senane Wiittei-
lnnsen iiber Die gnierifamer IN
Gbibmabna 81 fenben.,
- Cine SepeIdje aus 81 Eain
meloet, bic beioen Srenino's mir
ben snriiftreten. syraneisco sre-
bino miifie Iein Slmt ais @ouDer-
nenr bes Staates an Gen. Irnnlfo
@pnsales abseben un0 General sSn-
einto Srenino iueroe Sen General
Minrsnia 5nm gsadfDlger erhalten.
- Ser oentide apnInl @osel in
Der merifanildlen Stabt Wfansanilla
lit pon Sanbiten sefanaen senom-
men iuproen, bic Elm GDIegelb pum
10000 Sollar fir i'm berlangen.
Gs beift, Der Sefeblsba6er oes bur-
tiaen amerifnnildlen Griegsififfs
ba6e Srnppen lanSen lailen uollen,
nm ben Soninl III befreien, babe
oies a6er nnterlaiien, iueil er be-
fiirdtete, bic ganbiten ipiirben ben
8efangenen oann ermoroen. @osel
lit elm alter Wiann Der felt Gam
gem in Mansanilla iuobnt.
9(ns @ofbington miro gerneI-
set, oaB 4rieasminiiter gafer uno
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Der aOnsreR.

SIN Senot bot Martine BON Nem
Seriep cine gia eingebradt, ourG
Die elm 9lusfubrperbot bon Sc
bensmitteln erlaiien miro, oaB -
lanee in araft bleiben ioa, bis Die
jesigen boben Yreiie beruntergegail-
qen limo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-06

Die H. Sobres aonpention
Der Ear 9liIeiiors' gliiociation Of
Seras" miro am f2., t3. ruo IA.
De5ember IN Sort @ortb abgebaI-
ter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-09-28
NOTICE OF SALE IN PARTITION.

NOTICE OF SALE IN PARTITION.
STATE Of Wisconsin, Iowa County, In County
~ County.
Mary Elizabeth Herberger and Henry J.
Mitchell, Plaintiffs.
Elizabeth Haas, Angeline Haas Lena Haas
Esther Haas Frederick Haas. Rebecca Haas.
Elizabeth Haas as trustee of the Estate of
John Weber, deceased, Samuel Stevens,
Benjamine Salter. William Bennett, Robert
Henwood, and all the known or unknown
heirs Of the above named defendants or any
or all of them and any or all persons whom
soever claiming any interest adverse to the
interests of the plaintiffs and the defendant
Elizabeth Haas, in and to the VIZ of the S.
W. Il of Section eight (S), Town five 81 North
of Range three (3), East in Iowa County.
Wisconsin, Defendants
By virtue of a judgment of partition and sale
made in the above entitled action on the
18th day of July A. D. 1915, the subscriber.
sheriff of Iowa County, Wisconsin, will sell. at
the east door of the court house in the CITY of
Dodgeville Iowa County, Wisconsin. on the
oath day of October 1916. at O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day, the real estate directed
by said Judgment to be sold and therein
described as follows towit:
of S. W. ~ of Section eight (S). Town five IS.
North of Range three 90. East in Iowa County.
Wisconsin.
Dated this 9Th day of September, A. D. 1916.
R. NJ HILLARY, Sheriff of Iowa County Wis.
THOMAS NJ PRIEsTLEY, Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
Mineral Point. Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-09-28
,JONESDALE
By LUCILLE HARRIS.


Carl Chandler of Blanchardville
transacted business here Monday.
Mrs Villa Kramer of Linden is visit
ing her sister Mrs Robert Gardner.
Mrs Joseph Gribble of Mineral Point
is visiting her daughter Mrs W. r.
Uren.
Mrs Edward Girardin is visiting her
sister Mrs John Sweeny at Fayette.
Jake Luxum and son Glen went to
Dodgeville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs D. F. Murphy were
Mineral Point callers Monday
Mr. and Mrs Jack Gore and family
left for their home at Pasadena, Cal,
Tuesday, after visiting three months
with relatives at this place.
Frank Bergman of Dodgeville was
here Wednesday,
John Knoble of Freeport had business
at this place Tuesday.
James Jackson and Richard Jackson
of Mineral Point were visitors here
Wednesday,
James Jackson, Carl Rock and Law
renee Whitford are spending this week
at Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs Henry James of Bethel
visited Monday afternoon at the Jake
Luxum home.
P. J. Burns was in Dodgeville We'd
nesday.
Roxie Shackley Of Bethel spent Sat-
urday with her friend Mary erase.
The Bethel Ladies' Aid will hold their
bazaar at the church on October 5.
Every one come.
Miss May Sullivan of Dodgeville
spent Tuesday at this place.
A number from here attended the ice
cream social at the church Thursday
night.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Jackson of
Mineral Point are visiting relatives here.
Miss Maggie Jones of DodgeVille is
the guest of Jonesdale relatives.
The want advs bring results. They
appear on page s.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-09-28
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS GATHERER.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs William Ley at
Jonesdale, September II, a son.
E. G.. Fielder and J. j. Fielder trans
acted legal business at Waterloo and
jefferson last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs Henry Bray, Mrs Walter Martin
and Miss Emma Padon attended the
w. G. T. o. convention at Madison last
week.
Miss Amy White is attending the
University at Madison.
w. Il. Dunn and son Osborne called
on relatives and friends at Dodgeville
Wednesday.
Misses Mary Harris and Ethel Curry
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs w. H.
Peters at Dodgeville Wednesday.
Mrs Annie Nichols of Coffeyville,
Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs Joseph Reaves
OF Collinsville, Oklahoma, returned to
their homes Friday, after visit at the
home of Mrs Ella Sims
Mr. and Mrs w. +. Penhallegon left
last Thursday by auto to visit at Louis
vile, Kentucky.
Mrs Annie Grace has been spending
the past week in Chicago.
DR.. Robert Brewer of Syracuse, New
York, has been spending a few days
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
James Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs Alex. Rankin have been
visiting at Milwaukee and other places.
Miss Elizabeth Davis is attending the
Platteville Normal.
Mrs James Brewer returned last
Wednesday from visit at Madison.
Miss Kathleen Padon of Linden was
an over Sunday visitor here with her
mother.