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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16
HAWLEY-sCHOONMAKER

George M. Hawley and Miss Carrie Schoonmaker were married in the Bethel Congregational church., We'd hesday morning. The church was prettily decorated with vines and palms. MT. Hawley who is general agent of the Conn. General Life Insur- port.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16
NO CLUE YET

The residence of Clifford Jones at the corner of Benham and Iranistan avenue was entered by burglars about g last night. Jewelry and money were taken but late fhis afternoon there was no clue to the thieves
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16
ONEl HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
BOuND SOUTH

General Ripley has passed through Washington on his way to New or leans where he is to take the com mand. Marshal Grouchy has gone northward to visit General Brown.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16

Belle Greene, for many years in charge of the Morgan Library, sailer for England. She will act as expert for J. P. Morgan, now in London, who intends to purchase a large col lection of books and rare manu- scripts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16
J WITNESS RACE

The steam yacht "Maude" Owned ! by W. H. Mallory, Esq, went off about half past nine this morning in fine style with crowd of persons to wit ness the race between Go-Softly and Union sailboats. The day had been a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16

G. K. Vason, of, Atlanta, who was convicted of stabbfng TEomas B. Eel der, was sentenced to serve one year in chain gang, six months in jail, and fined s1,000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Theresa McMahon of State street. will entertain her friends to- night with a private masqueraoe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16
HARRISON ELECTED

1 General William H. Harrison is elected member of congress from tOhio. :f
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16
Do You Like to Get Tired
 IT. AL- Tsk-1

The way some hang their odf fashioned kch- would think they liked themselves out doing the work The miles of steps they take getting three meals day. the unnecessary pantry cellar and drudgery that makes young quickly grow old.
 million n America won't submit such slavery. They bought Hooser and do the work easily and in half the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16
Every Woman Has a Right
 to a HOOsier
At Least Come and See
 the HOOsier

Have a demonstration of it's exclusive work-saving features. No obligation in cured if you don't want to buy now. But at least learn why over million women can't do without a Hoosier.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16
The Vital Part of Your
 Cabinet

The picture above shows how the scientific arrangement of the Hoosier makes it real helper. Storage space is above and below. There is plenty of un- hampered room above and around the aluminium Gpr porcelain) workable. There are\no useless le/partitions to chop up the space and leave no room for work Your cabinet must have big table space to work on. The Hoosier gives it. Come and see these six exclusive HOOsier features:
 1-The all-metal glass front four bin. :. -The gear driven shaker flour sitter which makes flour light and fluffy.
 3-Scientific arrangement arti- cles needed most frequently easiest reached.
 Revolving casters (shown in center of illustration).
 5-The ingenious, big-capacity sugar bin holds more than twice as much as most other bins: I 6AFinally the doors, that roll back at the sides of the cabinet, entirely out of the way.
 ,,., E. SMz5Me
 NM-. Ck AARXA0 ~A
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16
This HOOSier Cabinet
 Cuts Work in Half
Prices and Terms

There are over 100000 Hoosier Cabz inets in use. Enormous factory output makes our low prices, which now range from $2085 to $43.5O possible!
 Have the Hoosier delivered at once by paying only $fOO You may make pay ments at the rate of $1.O0 per week, with out extra cost or interest. And regardless of the room in your kitchen, there's a special Hoosier model to fit, at price you can easily afford.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25
grnuOciseut6nms-W3arft.

Die StrauB.@unityGo. bon 9liG.
mono, @a., bat 0urd Oie SirmaBier-
re Gugon uuo 9ieffe oos fiinfit0dige
Sugerbous an Scr Siiooif.Gdc Ger
@aD- uno ggatcr.StroBe, fir Die
3eiioouer nebrrrer Sabre genietbet,
Inn 0oielbit Elm Gjrob.Spiritiioien Il.
@eItinations.@eldDdft Su eroffnen
@ic 5irina perlcat iDr @eI9Git bon
HidmonO nob bier.
Wnrb &. GriiHnon, ais Soh-
iuoltcrin Bat an 6rdulein Groder ei-
ne @rlmOrcntc in So6e bon $50 auf
OoS SONS 91r. 1916 O1oro.5renont-
glDenue perfaiit.
Sieben @rlnoreuteu aif Sdu-
fer in Dem 1900 @epicrt ser Bloom.
inoOole.Hooo puroen fiir ole Globe
9iealtD 60 Ourh oie Sirma Garter
iino SteffrD perfouft. Eie @rllnoren-
ten raueiren IN So6e BON $40 bis
SIS.
Tie WorDlono Gulit Gompog.
ME bat Sen @eiietitel auf Oas g1ilm-
ien-2anO in @roBe BON 5S2 glder 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25
SC6On6eit fir Rou6tiere.

Cine S9ozSsit fir giaibtiere, Ios
oeuonnte rIdablide Siere,~ 1T in
Dlsdlenburs eineefiibrt. Port bate
ole Ranin9enplaee unfer eiaer seroIs
teten SogcgeIeb oerart ilber6uns ps'
nommen, baB Der MeuIh oieIem glas
ger Helenmeiie nak.Su ma9tlps 9es
geniiberItdnO. Qlus oielem @runoe
fiibrte bic grobber3osIi4e Regierung
i'm Dpmanium bereits por ldn9erer
3eit cine S9On5eit fir Oie 5einoe Der
aogindjen elm. 0ieIe Mobnd5me bat,
tpie Gle .gldtter fir Raturi8us rEA
Seimotpflege" mitteilen, 70 allBerot-
bentliA elinitig sspirtt, Dab Der ned
lsnburgiI9e Ianopirtihaftlis9e @ers
Elm an Der 2anotog Die @itte gerih-
tet sat, ieue geIeBli4e 8eitimmnps
aud fir bas @ebist Der RitterIhoH
uno Ser @tdOte in Rraft treten gu
IaRsn. Gs fon bona@ in 3utunft in
Wledlenburg fir ben Dudbs, ben
Studs, ben Baumz unb sen Steinmars
Der, oen Sltis unb Oas WisTel cine
eeiebIitbe GbDn5eit pom Is. Wldr5 bt3
gum 10. Stto6sr einssfiibrt merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

8rogc in Scr g9ciic loicn mill, ooB
uGter un0 Der glcit BON Srlono &c.
trennte 8orlomente erbalteu io1en,
Oo6 ioa Oicie gieuerung crit nodl
Dem aricgc eiueefiibrt ipcrOeu, 9iS
gum 6ricoeusidiuB ioa Die 9legie.
ung SrlanO's in Oen Sdnoen zines
Coalitions glotbcs Iiegen, in pel-
dem Die 9orteicu in gIcidcr @ciic
pertreten icin ioIlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25
SnOi5ial.Gomitc empfie6lt SranOeis
8cltatianna.

g8oibington, %. 0ioi. -
0os Suoioiol.Gomite Oes Senots
enipfobI bcute Oic 9eitatiolna Der
@rneunung bon 2ollis 9. 9rauoeiS
GIL oas Gbergeriebt our6 elm itriftes
@ortcipotrm; oaeQcmofrutcu itium-
ten fiir ole 9eltdtigung lmo aae &e-
publifoner gCgcu oieiel6e.
0ic 9efiirporter oes ylonlinirtcn
6cobii6tigen norgeu eine Gntihei-
ouug oes Scnats iiber oic @mpfeb.
lung 3u Derlongen, pGbrcno Die OPP
ponircnocn Seuntorcn oic 9l6iidt bo.
ben mcnn m6gli1, oifene Sibuugen
fir oic Scrat6un9en ii6er oic @rncn-
nung 5u er5pinocn Cine longe DC.
botte mag folgcn o6er Die 6rclrnoe
ocs Scrrn 8ronoeis erfldren Dob
Die Grncunluo pcr Der &crtogung
fir Die Gonbention an 3. SSuni be-
itdtigt iein pcrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

Bear Greef, i'll 9oltimore-Gountp &C.
legen erbalten.
6rcoerid 9erener bat bon Sen.
III 6oro bic Sduicr glr. 1926 Siio.
@oco.StroBc imO gIr. 1913, 1915.
1919 mo 1921 Siio-Stcrrct-StraB
gefauft.
9ei'm @ebduoe-Snipcftor rcid-
tc George @.0loien6ad Die @ldne fiir
oie GrrihtiIng BON bier 5uciitodigcn
Sduiern al Der Sf.Seitc Scr Goip-
onoa-9lpenue, noroIib Scr aeDmort6
gloenlc, ein.
~ Gas Sous an ser 9}orOoIt.@de
ser 9lisqllitb- -StroBe uno @luIIifin.
StroBe, einitnol @igent6um Ger
Stoot rno als Seim Der 9eitliden
&odicbule beiutbt, muroe Our1 Oie
Erultces ser SamueI 9Rcoop.Sdule
fiir peiblibe @oiien BON ggalter
@eorge unO 6rau gefauft.
II Blonde q. Iona6uc Bat bon
Charles S. Clifford ooS Sans Or.
1924 @eit.5obette-StraBc, gcfauit.
9. E1omos Docum uuo Srau
bo6eu bon 3. @illiom 9olgiono cin
@runocigcnt6um an Scr Siioieite
Der @arf Scio6ts-glOcme na6e &C.
ben 0lile Cane gcfallft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25
StalienS SaGaeu.

Sns @iieubo5nneb Staliens III nur
i'm n0roli9en Ssile, nDroli9 Der 2iuie
@enuas@rEsnis reicbboItigsr ausses
ftatt. 3pst grOBe 9trdngs ssten an
Der OIts uno @eRtHIte in Der 9anaeu
Gorm bss itolieniIben @tiefels ents
lang. 9ieTe 9augslinien pcrocn uur
Ielten our9 9uerIinien geI9nitten.
Cine bsIonSere Euerlinie III Der @iIens
babnpes ROm- -Glorsna Bologna.
Sier i'm nDroli9en Seilc StolienS
5tpeigt Ti9 bon gRimini an Der DItli@e
2Gngsltrang BON Der 8iilc ab, nm
no9 gloronsHen 5u geben. 0ur9 9(bs
Speisungen beS peItIi6en @iisnbabnz
itronges Bel piia un6 @enua entIfs9en
apet Saupttnotenpuntts, bon oenen
aus ole Sdieuenpese ii4 i'm Noros
italien fd9erortig ousbreiteH. Ser
cine S9ienenpsg bat feinen 6aupts
puntt in Bologna. Sier treffen iid Die
2inien bon 2giIa unO ROm, bic iib in
Gloren5 bereinigen, Inn bon bier aus
ra9 Bologna gu eebeu. ioipie Die 0fs
li9e Sauptlinie an Der 2iiIte bes
ooriotiiHen Wleeres e1tlang, oie BON
Rimini na9 Bologna obsebt. Der
eiHe groBe S9iensnItrdne fiibrt nun
na9 Often iiber pooua no4 @eneOig
nb bon bier aus in bas SIon3oges
biet. 9ie eraOe 6ortIsbune Der
2inie 3imini- -goloena iiber pnrmn
binous fiibrt big piocsnsu. Don
Eer aus geben mebrere GtrGnge
no9 Wlailono, Turin, fopie i'm Qlls
gemsinen na9 Der peitlihen @ren5e
Stdliens gegen srantreih. @eoeus
hung Fat nod Ser Strans Sps5ia-
parma, oa BON bier aus un0 ferners
bin bon Dem Iii60Fli9er selesensr
M2obena aus oie @iIenbabnitrGnge
mad SDrol geben. 3piI9en Dtos
6ena, 9erona unO Srieni, biefer in
Der lebten 3eit bislgsnaunten Stuot,
gebt cine grOBe Saupteiienbdbnlinie,
oie gum Sell our9 oas Sal bsr GtI9
fiibrt. Die beioen SnIeln Saroinien
uno Si3ilien babsn audi gut ausges
baute @iIenbdbnnebe @iclfob iinb
in Stolien eIettrii9e GiIeHbobnen
I9on in 8etrisb.
Sn jiingiier 3eit iinO mebrere pros
iefte 3ur Grptiterung oes @ifenbabns
neses ausgearbeitet uno gum Sell
f4on in Qlngriff genonmen iDOroen.
9ieIe pldne bienen oo5u, ben 8er-
fe6r nit Rom Inn 3 Stunoen abtiirz
Sen gu f0nnen, fpos Toipo1l bon miliz
tdriT9en, ipie boH Wertebrsftdnos
punt aus 9eoeutung bat. @ie GiIens
babuen staliens bienen ndntItd ipie
In tetnem unoeren 2anbe oen 3peden
bes @ertebrs, bu Stalien betanntli4
febr beoeutenoe @innabmen bur9 oen
syremoenbsiu8 ouf5utpeiIen Bat. aus
oieIem @runbe bat aud Roni ntebrere
@erbinoun9slinien nit Dem n0roli@en
Seile stoliens. Sic cine Clinic eebt
an Der WeIftiiFe entlang iiber 2ibOrno
mad @cuua, bic 5ipeite 2inic gc6t
iiber 5loren5 unb Bologna nad 9encs
Big. Der g(usbau Oes GiienbdRns
nsbes in Stulien seigt, oaB Der Iiios
Iide Geil bon Bologna aus ancerS
bebanbeIt lit, pie Der n0rolihe Sell.
@d6ren0 ouf BEN Tii0lihep Sell, ber
nur bonn W1eere urs,ssr III, NIT 9luss
ndbme Ser tperisen eroBen SGraslinien
uno einisen tlsinen 2uerlinisn Das
GiIenbdbrneB reAt f4pa9 dusgebdut
lit, Bat oer nDroli9e 9eil nit Ieiner
groBen aonogrcn5e Elm OieIgeitaltiges,
itrdblenFormig gu ben Greu5en Fiibreus
bes gReb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25
SO9ns SOpfims.9 9sfIcncrinncn.


Gie @raouirten erbicltcn acitcrn i6rc
3iplome. Ginc Ccutid6c, SRI.
s. &oiicr6cro aus Berlin, IN
3eutidlano, oaruntcr.
Gie SdluBfeicr ocr @roOuirten ser
northumberland Sdule Oc5
So6ns Soptins Soipitols fono qc.
itern 9lodnlittag in Der QReOi3ini-
iden Sdule Oes So6ns SopfiuS-6o-
ipitolS, Gde W}onument. im0 @olfe.
StraBc, itott. Gic ISeicr purOc nit
einem @ebet bon @oitor @iQioni N1.
Damc cr0iinet. gllsOonn iuuroc bon
Sri. 6. Sc Snipler, Der gorIic6criu
Der 5dule, DER So6res6cribt Oerle.
fen Uornuf Or @m. S. @cld cine
glnipra6e al sic @raouirten ridltete
gum Shhdie murOcn sic @us5cidjy
nungs Z Gofumentc bon ScnrD 9.
Sorlon, YrGiiOent oes TireftoriuaiS
OcS So6ns Sopfins Soipitols, uno
Die Giplomc bon Gr. g9inforO s..
SnitG al oic @roouirtcn ocrt6cilt.
5reun0e lm0 9efolulte Der aranfen.
pi.ceerinnen murocn ip1ter in ocnt
aroiifenpfIegerinnen Seim i'm So6nS
Sopfins @oipitnl nit Gririidungcn
be.uirt6et.
Gie @rooilirten 0loiic beitano
aus ioloenOen 6rdileius: Glora $.
slbelc, 9lgnes g8. Bartlett, O1arp 6.
Bel, @utb S. grioge Ulorgaret ..
Goiliid, 9lobcrte 8. Goltlcman N}p.
RI &. Gopuer, gmilD s. Gloutou, %.
Iiacr, Nlarg. S. Iorcr Gillian 6.
loitcr, Wlmlo 6. @luing 9lmD 6.
5ouIfner, Sauc 6urnsmort6 Gpo g.
Slider, 9l6igal q. 6olcp, glano fa
6ootc, 5annie 8 @orrarO. WloOcle!.
ne @oule @}orp 9. @ladin, @iorp@.
@olot6maite Soro6 s. @ooopaIhrc,
Marg. s. Sammor, Gona q. So66s,
Gertrude g. Soosmou Slipe WlSoi-
Iic. Gillian ". Suoion, Claudia s.
So6nitone, Nlirianl 6. anoiplcs, VI.
n. Soiro, W1orp 2ano, Dlarp T..
2eipiS, Mobel 6. Mummert, Gliic
s. g1i6olS, g(leranOro 9. C6cndoilt
Norp 6. Slouo, Sulio g. Ootiion.
D1orp 6. &oncorIt Wlobcl Gce0, Go-
robin 6. &oller, 9lnn 9. &ogcrs,
Barbara u. 9ioB, N2orp g. @oB, 8.
Gt6el 9. Sifcs, gmma
Sono &. Staples, Slebeda
Z. steen, @6oe6e s. Strect. elIeD 81.
Soft, Morp s. @oles, G6ea0 g9ai.
ier6erg aus Berlin Centidlono. Sr.
g. @enfc, 9lc6edo u. @enb unO 6.
3 goIe.
3u wiAtie. @oit gum
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25
y @er0aftete MmeriIaMeril

- . ' - - ! : ~
9erlin iiber Sonoon "a. N2oi.
Ger umcrifaniibe 9otIdoitcr,
Samcs g9. @croro, puroe in aennt.
nib geicbt Dab cine 9lmcrifonerin,
MarD Sillimah 2cbrerin all ser
amerifaniidcn @do6enidulc in Con-
itantinopel, weldc inter oem Der.
Oadt ocr Spionage DOT einem 0lonat
ouf ser &eiie nod Ben 9er. Staaten
5u g9orneniinoe per6aftet muroe,
6nlo pieocr cntlaiien perOen miro.
IS muroc onecse6en, oaB oie Ser.
6oitnng bon Sri. 5iaiman criplgte,
alS bel Der @ren3uiiitation in i6rem
aoffer Der Grtwiirf 81 einem Sdliii.
iel fiir lle6ernlittclnne BON @otI6oi.
ten geflnoen ipuroe. Sri. SiQiuion
oab an oaB 0ieies Sdriftitiid m5g.
liMcrpeiie bon cincr rodiibti0cn
S6iileriu in i5ren aoiier aeitedt
woroen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

Brdiiocpt 99iliou umo @ottiH
troien geiteru giabniittag in 9leiD.
Dorf Gin 100 iie Ner Eroluing bon
81. Gar0 :. GjraDioit oes 2eib-
or0tes Oes 9rdiieentelI nit Sri.
gllicc @ertrnOer @orOon BON @oi9.
ington mo glep-gorf beiipobnten.
9ci einen 6eiter, mclhcs in
ocn untcren S1cdbten Der geaoW
Sodet @}inc 5u &irginia Gitp, 9leoo.
oo ousbra6, iino bier Wl1nucr mH'5
2cben Gefonntcn
~ Ger nmerifoniihe Gonipfcr
ngcnturo", wclder in SDonep, &C.
9. 80, bon Gan 6roncisco eintrof,
tcri6iete, ooB CT in elmer @ntiernung
pon 5000 @cilen cine orabtIoie BOT.
iboft bon Scr Station gu Eudcrton
R..Sy ouffing. Gies miro ais cin
@cltrccoro bc5cidbnct.
Sn Gbnrleiton 8.-@n., muroc
ocr l9 Sabre oltc 9omaro Q1oore
infer Der glnihuloigiung Der Grnor-
Nune bon Sobn &cboen cines aouf.
names BON @oroen, 8ulciq6. Goun-
tD, gS. ..Gn., pcrbdftet. Der glrreitont
ioIl oen W1oro cingeitonoen bobcn.
Die offentli6c 9etriebs Gom-
milton bon G9icoeo mo1te qeitcrn
bcfonnt OaB Gin SDitem entocdt
muroc, oiir@ wcl6cs Die Staotoer-
bermittellt Gefdlidtcr 8obl.
liitcn Inn etpo $1,000 pro Monat
bctrogcn muroe.
Su ct. 2ouis, @lo., purocn
geiiern Souucl @. @on Dpnc. DER
frii6crc aoiiirer scr a@3iiiouri- 9Baci-
fic1 6rodtbureulr, in oeiien @ii6ern
Gin Dcfi5it bon $4,000 cntoect pur-
DC, lno icin c1emaliger @e1ilfc @o.
maro S. Gnglii6 Derbaitet. Gngliib
ioa $4,000 untcridlagen babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

Der oStraBburser qoir 5ufoIoe
itri9 Der slIdBslotbringiide OberI9uIs
rat nit Qeginn oes @interboIbiabres
bic frans0fide Sprade bonn Shln,
benplan in sablreiden Srter, oa sic
&inoer CUR SaIfte, teilipeiIe iosor gu
Sipei Dritteln. ocuIlA re0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

GbOnHenlen, ole Den vSeutIhCn GDtre.
ipOnbentcn" nidjt pinttIih oocr uHrearl.
uldhlg crbalicu iiup sebeicn, Der Cfllge
Dapun per SeIeg6Ou Obsr ibrIiiia 0lh.
tbc' 81 u,aNeN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

3u wi1tig. @ait gum
Sousfnc6t oes Sotels). D0leine
S6pieeermutter min nit Dem Bug
frii1 Inn flint peeiabren. oa baben
Sic einen G6aler. blcibcu Sic
slci6 auf oamit Sie mir oaS ggeden
ia nibt pcrihIoieu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

9aumatcrialien 1biircJ 5enper.
rabmcn, 910en etc.
Sas. y Soigr Co., li5-il7 Slo.0rebes
rd,Sirnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25
sllIeo,uriTer
NlercnntiIe gIocRcv.
u. @. Gun & &c.,
6026i0 Mlarblnno &run Blba.

lyANbNHNlltC NNVWtD'
81. @. Gun & &c..
6o2-ei Mar6lano 1rult 9I6e
9aumatcriolien, 1biirciL 6enper.
rabmcn 910en etc.
sag. Y, Softer & Co., li5-ii7 Sao.Grcea'
rid'Sirabc.
@otcnt-2lmu1ltc.
Gbluln y. edmuefs. MeNtsauipnit 4nicnia
9anoels. .J tonematlen' Serlagsre1ie. D'of0
GGoplin &C. 6ergnlon ii6-1i7 Gain Bnilolna.
Il la'la9f1e Gfiabtuna.
o. 8. ~. 3. 4rynt0, 1i Continental WihN
Efafti6reu leii 1872 eriolgrei1 in Nulilmots
glutomobile.
pnfGf6 i-35 S3150 i--25 $3.50
D4adnro @lpios So Of eatlmarl0, 0barles.
Glrabe lilo MT 8u0nlelucnnc
Guoac Bros, bic spoptldrc SAT" $i85
Minr1el Wln6lle So. Gjafage i408i0 ylDrhs
@bnrlessStraBe.
3eihnaen, 8eiiidriitcn etc.
pThe 9altimprs glevs 0oupang" glpoerl q
Eerttidbe @iibcr mo 8citidriitcn.
u. eautiM, glr o0G. gseliecrinaiope eirabe
@botoarapb.
gamran Cn photograph bon auSSciMnnnn.
Nr. f6, &eii.ecrraionstrabe
glotionol @unfen.
yE6e 90 T0un Naiipnaf ganl." CAB nno
QtetrrsSrnbe Sdcoh 2a. &Doi Frdli6euis
~essoaS @aiioaSi gasi, aa2 eab.qrooSiuu.
" Y gNdQuct Spnilfcr.
paeshern gational eoui," IA glotb .Guious9tr.
B, wiaron aailitcr
Stootg.glanfcn
vrsnH9e enul puu @oitmorr' eaiimore
mo 0olionO,Glnbc Iuanll g1cbct F.dit
bout 1oblI y eni9cr BccsBrdloenis
Georae s. aana oaiircr
Gpar-91nfcn.
yrsntidle Spnrtanl gon 0aliimare." GulaiUs
uno eaIiimores@iraBe
Trllit.Gompauicn.
neals rspUNi anO Ssnii Gompaug," is souiD,
Wlarmor. uno Granii.Rcrfc
e. eiIoariHsr & Cons. 29s aoro.ebarIes ait
2anowirtbihaitiibc @crdt6c mo
Sdmereien.
griiitb SnrneE 80, 2o5 aoro.gueagiraBl
gIlmbins. 8urnaccs, Rangcs uno
Geicn, Todoeden iuo 9inncn.
Bennett grus., 52a observation-disclosures
&upferidmieoe un0 Eluntbers,
SFpn puDeri, 1894 &nnmee .Slraae @. 4
Ielepgun: gB0le 1909
Observation-Disclosures.
20. e ebndclforb & g.,
1l7--2i 0hnmhcr Commerce Nniloin0
uSentne deuetHerldeun8s'e eicienimnll," Sui
lionOs rno NdltimorofSirnbc
uScntims9m Beuer NcrNlhernnn0, Wgi gilnlhNfi,a
BalimoreSlraBe uno 0uliom 6pule 20 ,nue
,,0ipnal Sninrnucr SO. cl elpcrpDUl" 0eHrn Or
gSpueio. 6eiiocnlsNannaer, i01-t03 8enup
per oi Commerce Wuloiuo
,WermnHin ScueE HtrlimetnnGc WclenIdi Il,
Nalimcre' uio 9iptib.Gts~se
9le6platten M2eiall ETC.
susg gensiin & Gp, 9ue, 1915 aaIoerlon.
Gileunnnrcn oler 9lrt uno &II.
iHnlieo.3 .3ubeb6r.
Q. ssust @aHne Co., S62.-36i Woro gab.elr.
FfnnoIcibS Seid0ftc.
a6oHIfIItaieb aaan Un" 1 Norb@an.Gnoha.
GlaentbumS.glgeuieu un0 Sdn0let.
pisEss 9. 9uaan & Rsvpsv, ~ olteaHsiee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

9ndof6. t--35 S3150 t--25 s2.75O
,,9ddnro MipioY SO Of Baltimore" 0batle3s
GrnBe uio MT BuDnl 9lucnnc
Huoac 9rp6, bic apoplildrc Sat" $i85.
DsnrIel Wlu6lle So. 9jntane tl08l0 ylDrhs
@bnrlcss sStrQBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

9ledplatten, M}etalI etc.
eugM, Gousfa & 0u., 9ue., 1915 9aIoerlton
GirQBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

3eitinaen. 8eitibriitcu etc.
!, Tbr Baltimore gleips 0ompanD" apocri q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

gx6r cls I0lun Wnilpnaf 9anl." Cabi un0
GteierSlrnpe Sdcoh ~ &Doi Hrdlibeui.
&cnrp 81 5le0uc Nafiircr
aGcCUrb 9luiiuanl Wnnf" 432 GfbsQruHbuou.
" y. NdQncr Nulilrcr
u9teucrn WatiDnal N0uf," IA 0Ot6i i@u0UaGir.
R8. Wlnrlon. MnIIiler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

plumbing, 3urnaces, Hanges un0
Gefcn, Todoedcn ino 9linncn.
Bennett grOs., 52s nrbsStemoui.gIbenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

Epnr-Banfcn.
,,rsutihe 5pnrbang Uon 0nlilmare,H Gulatus
uno Bnlinorc@iraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

aupferibmie0e un0 &limbcra.
Ssbn pubcri t734 1Dnmee 9traat 6. d B.
&elepgvn; g8oIfe 1909
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

@iieumnarcn oler gIrt uno Slli.
iMnieo.3rbcA6r
O. Scott QoAnc Co., 362--864 Worb. e5ab.rlr
Ffonoleib. @eid0ftc.
oGonIilhaieb aaan Un" Norb@ah. eituha.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un0 Sdnolet.
pissEs g 9uaau & Rsppsp, 70 cneunsiaa
Giyahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

TrlIt-Gonipnnicn
seais rspONi anb smh GSmpauh." i3 ecuiu,
Girabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

@oicnt-9lmu1ltc.
Nbpln y. cdmuclS, Nent6anpalt; 4nicnie
0anocS 1l0ntmnrlcu, Ncrlug3rc1ic Wldrh
ldHo Gullt NnilbnQ
NBopfin gi 5trgnipn, ii6-1i7 Gain Anl0lna
iSsiabr.Ie Nrlnhrlul.
O. 8. TO- 3. 4rw0ro, lli Goniincnlrl plhT
Fgatt5ireu leii 1872 eriolgrciD in Nuiisuore
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-30
PURE MILK
i'm CAL. NOW

United Press Leased Wire.)
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. 30
What DR.. Charles Keane, state
veterinarian, calls the greatest
law in California" is to become eff
fective tomorrow.
1t is the pure milk law, and
when 1t gets working properly
will insure the public an abso-
lutely safe milk supply, thus CIV
ing protection against needless
disease, including disastrous cpl
denies.
California is the first state of
the union to enact legislation Of
this kind. A number of cities
have pure mix laws, but the
Golden State takes the lead ID
putting it on broad and sweep
ing scale.
The law requires the pasteuri-
cation of all milk sold at retail
for human consumption except
when the milk Is from cows free
from tuberculosis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-30
Averting Of Strike
Saves Fruit Raisers
A Hundred Million

have cost the railroads In five
years"
Take this single instance"
continued Mr.. O'Dell, "a Seattle
paper prints this report OF the
fruit crop of the famous Yakima
valley in Washington:
North Yakima, Sept. 18.-It
is now practically certain that the
1916 fruit crop of the Yakima val
ley will be 10000 carloads. 1000
carloads more than ever before.
The total may even run over that
figure. Shippers have encour-
aged the growers to pick and ship
all of their fruit and as II was
exceptionally clean this year very
little has gone or will go to
waste
North Yakima, Sept. 18.-It
"A return of 100000 for
these 10000 carloads of fruit
seems now assured as few doubt
apples will average the 95 cents
per box necessary to make this
total.
"A great railroad strike would
have prevented the moving OF this
crop, with resultant loss OF at
least SO per cent or total loss
of 100000 to the Yakima fruit
growers"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-30

ENFORCED

Firm demands by the new meat
and milk inspection service of the
city health department for en-
forcement of all inspection laws,
resulted in the conviction in po-
lice court Friday afternoon of
four men arrested by health in
spectors.
Henry Berger a farmer, Ed
ward Pugge, butcher, and the
Bismarck market, were each fined
for failure to have meat inspected
before offering 1t for sale. Pugge
was fined $40 because 1t was his
second offense., The others were
fined IS.
The Reservation dairy was fin
ed IS for failure to obtain a reg
isteration certificate from the
milk inspectors.