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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11
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Vote Out To
Fight COP
Democratic Candidates Fav-
ored With Citiz e n
Leaguers' Support, Far
nner Learns After Meeting
of Members in Leaders
Office.

Another nail was driven into the
coffin OF the John T. King admins
tration, following a meeting of the
Citizens league last night, which is
practically unanimous in it's decision
to endorse the Democratic candidate
Kirk or George E. Crawford.
Attorney Irving Elson, one of the
leagues organizers, said, "I am cerA
tain that the sentiment of the entire
league will be with Mr.. Kirk or Mr..
Crawford They are the type of men
needed to run city of Bridgeport's
ca1ibre. Both are .wide-awake busi-
ness men and are in good position to
see the cfty's needs.
Under sconsfderatio continued
Mr. Elson, will we endorse the can.
didacy of clifford B. Wilson on the
Republican ticket
About 25 members of the league met
in Attorney J. A Mars office, New
field building, last night and informal
" discussed the political situation.
There is no in-feeling against either
Mr.. Kirk. or Mr.. Crawford as reported
in, a Republican made rumor. The
iCd6 0O SL1lAuS 1Cddy 10 SQppOTI the en-
ltire Democratic ticket, but will take
no definite stand until after nomina-
tions are made.
In the Eighth, Ninth, Second and
Sixth districts, and the district chair
men are striving desperately to affect
reconciliation.
The Ninth district one of the G. O.
P.'s strongholds, is entirely dissatis-
fed with the administration treat
ment during the last year The
1 district above Huntington road
is absolutely without police pro-
| lection. As far as sewers
| are concerned, the new streets in thai
territory have been ignored despite
the numerous petitions and pre-elec.
tion promises of last year.
1 Same conditions exist in the eighth
district and the anti-King factor
there is gaining strength daily. Th,
King followers there are dropping of
in groups They dis1iked the admin
istration's action when it c1oset
i Frederick street at the petition of tn,
Standard Manufacturing Co., now tn,
Billion Machine Tool Co., because pc
destrians using that street are nov
forced to take a detour, causing {
AoSS IA - @AAliAaGSS OH 0StCIl
i They, also say they have been ne
| elected on sewers and lights and fur
ther declare that no attempt has beel
made to repair roads in that terri
!, tory.
Other districts report similar con
dftions and for that reason, will n
longer swallow the prediction prom
ises of the King administration.
| AS bait to the workers in the vari
: GUS districts, the Republican machin
throws out the appointments of 3
policemen, 20 f1remen. fire and polio
!. commissioners. The administratio
has definitely decided that these ap
) pointments will not be made until al
!. | ter election.
The double platoon system for tn
firemen is also being used as bait an
the district chairmen have been in
structed to let the boys kn@w it wi
> go through next April if"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11
Belgium territory.

Rotterdam, Oct. Il - The state
ments Of Vice Admiral Won Capelle,
the German minister of marine, have
turned the reichstag into a theatre of
the widest scandal and scenes, says
the Vorwaerts, discussing the expos
ures of mutinies within the German
navy. The socialist newspaper adds
that there is no shadow of proof that
any deputies were guilty of Illegal
action in connection with the mutiny.,
The Vossische Zeitung describes
the attack on the Independent social
lists as a deplorable and Illegal trick
on the part of the government. The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11

Tageblatt contends that if the reich
stag believes that the independent So
cialists are guilty that must be hand
ed over to the court.
The Koelnische Zeitung expresses
surprise that the government, when
it had such strong proofs of guilt
against three persons suspected of
treason, did not ask the consent OF
the reichstag to take legal measures
No reichstag would have been abls
to refuse consent" The newspaper
complains that the treatment of the
affair in the refchstag win be e1-
planned abroad to the disadvantage
of Germany.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11
BAYONET WORKERS
AT ARMS CO. QUIT

Bayonet straighteners at the Rem
ing Arms Co. walked out yesterday and
today. The strikers said Is quit.
According to the strikers, they re
belled because an attempt was made
to cut their wages The cut amount to
about SO cents a day, they said.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11
CLAIM ABANDONED AUTO

An automobile found abandoned in
Middle street Monday morning has
been c1 aimed by the New York po-
lice department as having been stol-
en- from that city. It will be return,
ed to the owner on proper proof.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11
MICHAELIS, in HOUR OF SUCCESS,
SONS SEEDS OF HIS OWN DOWNFALL

Copenhagen Get. II - Germany's
paper crisis over the Pan-German
propaganda which doomed so big In
anticipation but was SO small in re-
suits has passed, In its place has
risen new and this time really SER
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11
vIRELI1 CATCHES Fucrr1vEs

Z Charged with having fled from
Fairfield with $500 belonging to
Moses Taracuk, Mary Shadrach and
Philip Andrewsky Of Lenox Heights,
were captured III Jamaica. N. X, yes
terday BY State Policeman Frank Vi
rel1i.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11

Londo Oct News dispatches of startling fill
terng through the closely yelled Prussan censorship today
portend serious upheaval politically in the empire
Allied diplomats in the mltny of underfd Sailors the
charge that members of the Reichstag implicated in the
and the application of the mailed fist policy
the grumbng and factions the dsntegraion
archal
The statement by Dr. Won Kuehmann that apart AL
Lorraine there is bar to taken of the
weakening of the German military element which has
uousy and energetcay advocated the retention of occupied
Belgium territory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11

Paris, Oct 1.-THE French last night de-
feated German attempt to recapture ground
taken i'm the French offensive i'm Belgium this
week, the war office announces. On the Yer
dun front the Germans broke into advanced
French positions, but were repulsed after
spirited engagement.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11

tfous crisis, caused by the attempt of
Chancellor Michaelis, Vice Chancellor
Helfferich and Minister of the Navy
Won Capelle to. use the alleged plot IN
the German navy as political
Continued on Page -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11
THE WEATHER.

Unsettled, probably rain tonight
and Friday; warmer Friday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11

William G. McAdoo. secretary Of the
treasury. addressed 10000 troops at
Camp Lewis. Wash. on the second
Liberty Loan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-11
MAILED FIST TO DOWN REVOL T:
CHANCELLOR'S FALL IMMINENT

Serious Upheaval in German Poll.
tics May Cause Downfall of Mich
aelis and Entire Military Rule
Reichstag in Uproar Over An
nouncement of Mutiny of Soldiers
and Sailors Socialists, Led by
Phillip Scheidemann Formally
Declare War on Chance11or-Al-
sace.Lorraine Question Only Bar
to Peace, Declares DIR. Kuehlmann
in Reichstag.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-05-30
LOCAL ITEMS.


Is Nrncy Of IIngon s,.nt
sunday in the Gap With Mr.,
'nl WIS y 9 Muncy
Mrs Clarence Giirner. Of
Caaburn. sppni lasl w4rk In th,.
dup with hrr mother. Mrs r.
D Willis.
MISSES Olga Horton and
l.iua tiiIly spent Saturday ana
sAuIaY at l\aokye Visiting Mrs.
W WcII4
Donald Prescott, sou of Nlr
% J Fnsr8tr, of This place,
lU. pissed the nrccssary ez
1'.on ...I'' Jg'llrI ~" n'i-
''''' WHY n ''7'' NSS
piul y Jcs-re aud fauil, I'd
.Itbu.on Cny. Tenn pcut tno
aI"rPart OF iast wcck % iowu
F7'l''E honleiolkS
Su,atr Gillv will m.n
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,-,n.j... ''"'' an"
Tat,,rna,i p ,i !" y3l.'hrr'y'
INV fr,,n JIM, Xxx ga
IonisyiIio ''' W N''NNe7 'h
NJ ,ss \ lncy Harding "a
graduate nirsr of Cleveland,
mas been spending SEVERAL dny.
= i'Wn WIN her cousins, DR..
N-s ~ on
llitlk'e{ ahd w.
sn.,,ii AKIN, i'.I'' ''.'NI p'en
yilI", 49,, ~ I'''l p l1on'T
,yar, ,.,li N o'N' Y l'''I' Nltl
Isalb ~ XII. ~ .,, .'oy',ln. ~ "e
NJ, II Cj,nr,,,;i,, ''N''A ? u"1i''
MiSS Floreuce McCormicil
haS ,elurned 10 her lout la
lir zap from ~ Paul, whcrr
7i'e haS nHrn trachlng school
Slncr lne i'rst OF the year
j q Dooiey OF Ecknnn ~
Na whoi s SUPERINTENDENT HI
Oreton, is moving ms furniture
into the Bruce Rasjdpurr.vhich
will be vacated soon bv N n.
Chandle, Who viii move hi-
fnuitv o., Th,l,I- NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Sei GOaiiiOm setSOtet.


Melpille 81. Should bon 6infS6rrg,
N}O., erlag eiuem S6dOel6ru6.
III Sem Nlotorrao geriet6 in Col.
liIion nit Pluto. = Ger llnioll er.
eignete iib an ser @de BON eau.
rens. lmo 0ipiiion-StraBe -.
S6aud iiorb i'm SoipitoI,
Melbille q. S6aud bon 6infs6urg,.
MO., erlitt geltern 9fa6mittag, alS
Der Neaer Soiep6 9ropn BON 9tr.
2012, Srimt.StraBe, an Der Ode bon
2aurens- lmO 0ipiiion.StraBe nit.
ieinem pluto geaeu ieiu @lotorraoI
fu6r, einen S6G0el6ru6, Dem er bol0l
Oarouf in Der llnion &roteitdnt SSn.
,firmarp erlag. Sbaud NOR 2S Sabre
olt 'lno fiibrte einen 8erfaufsItanO
I'M 2ofoDette.Worft. Die Eoli3ilten
Goffep luO Carr 'pom noropeitli6en
0iitrift 5ogen i'm inter Oen 9riiu.
mern ieines Motorraos beroor lnO
brahten i'm ms Soipitol. 9rown
Elm Gbauffeur fir Serbert 6oote BON
gfr. 1035, &arf-9lDenue, nllrOe ber-
baftet unO miro I'M noropeltli6en
9iitrift iiir Den SSnquelt ieitgebalten,
ben Goroner @ilti6ire belte 9l6enO
fii6ren miro. @ie Die Roli5ei augiebt,
maren Oie gerfe6rsporidriften ni9t
berlebt mor0en.
6rou BON 9luto nie0erge'
rannt.
@eim Grel5en ser StraBe an Der
@de bon GoIp6in-StroBe lmO 6re-
mont-9(oenue ipirOe 6rau 9lma
@allace bon ser llpton.StroBe bon
eiuem 9hto nieOergeronnt, oas BON
6ranf $. Wlodie bon scr Got6e0rol-
StrnBe oelenft muroe. Serr @lodie
bro6te sic perimgliidte Srou in Oie
Union groteitant Snfirmarb, no Iid
Die @erlestn9eu, Oie iie am 9opie
OoOongetrogen botte, olS unbe6eil-
tenO criuieien. Sic muroe no6 ser
9ebanoling BON Serrn @ladie mad
Sauie geiabren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Sci6lmf Ocs %creins ser @anfleite
nnO Sabrifautcu
h6er ben sob pon
6errn gNillinm q. 6nrit.

"i .tu 2t. ,SuHt 1917
Ntit tieiem 0e0ducrn perldmmeli iib Delite
0as 0reiitipsGomte oes &ereiiie Der Mantleliie
uno Sabritanien 3u @bren oes glHbenieHS ei
nes langidbrigeH Ndialieoes mo &rdlioenielh
0ru. &ilinm y. 0urit.
perr Surii iuar bel ocm 9Sirien hcs Scrcus
mo IN alien Den berl0ieoenen Sdgcn ieincs ae'
0Hen Leiradieien, Der luaDrl6einiber lSee
bic meilten bon llilS iiberlebeli miiroe un0 plr
alaubien nidt, oaB mir uns perlammen mnr'
ben, I'M ibn 5u beirdneru. ~
Sein SeDell u1yr ein Wobl ahgeruHoeies. Nls
9elbditsmann, ds @iner, oer oes 6uihnltl9eH
Yebens iomobl nls aud 0es iebigeH geodde,
iioD Der SeraniuOrtlDfeit oes AeiDiOluns ontW
iene bielieitige JSoblibdtigIeit beuuBi mar nno
ais @iner Der Die 2uit 5um Ne6en IN oelI
Sreuoen auf 0cr 0clp0iert uno Dem @ennB
uno SergnQen 0es WieereoliranoeS lali0.
Sbm mar geiullocs urtbeil llno cine iiele
uno flare 9iniDt In @elbditsraaen egeI
Hange Sabre iuar er elm sQiitgleo unierer We,
bDroe mo iteio Gin peiier Jlaibaeber. yll9
Erulioent Oes Screins bate er eine l0riiOrllls
licbe rno erlolgrebe 9arriere @r mar elu
bereit glnoeren Neiinuo Bu leien uno Dies
i6at er in piclen 5duen in unerrdlmier gSeile,
rro in iebeIoer 9rnnerung mo nit tielsr
Irauer, bab er nicbt bel lIns meili, nebneH mlt
oieieu 9eldhiB ais fnr5 geiGBies 8ciben nnle'
Sraut q. Socn, graIioent,
t3enl. VI. g. grippe
SOL. ~. N Gator
&anoolpb Barton, jrp
Gomite.
SIR 9etrene 9lbl6riit,
Oiobert :. BenGam Setretdr.
(Suni22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Snnuper.str.. .@rafe aeSffnet.

@eitcrn ein9 6lm erltcn Dlol Der
gon0c gcrte6r, Der lid felt pielcn
Sobren iiber 0ic b0l8erne 2iabt. Str.-
Bride bemegtc, ii6er Die nere Sano.
Ocr.Str. Bride. Sr. 3. S. 8oud,
Sorlieer ser itootliden 2moiHabeW.
GonlnIiiiion poIlte ole Bride erit
beute ofinen ole 8emobner bon Slime
glnnoel.Gouut1 lieBen lid uber an.
iheineno nidt lGuger oa5i belpegen
oie olte Bride 5u bemleen. Die
Bride lit nod nibt boIlitdnoig fer.
tie, ole nod aus5ufiibrenoen 9lrbei-
ten mer0en abcr Oen 8erfebr ni6t be-
binoern. 9ie Staot miro Die Bride
iibernebmeM lobalO oieielbe tir uuo
fertig iih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Oreifadle Goliiiou.

Cine 0reifahe GolIiiion opildef
eiliem 2altalIto, einem Eonren.9luto'
mobil rn0 eineni 3peigeiponn ereig'
netc ii6 geltern M&orgen an Der Gde
bon 9io0le- llnO @enrge.StroBe. gllle
orei 8ubrwerfe wuroen arg bei6d-
oigt, ollBeroem nuroen ole bei0elI
@feroe iAmer perlest. 0os 2alt'
9luto puroe bon George 9eob BON
See. 1922, Olt-GogerltroBe, in Welt'
liher &idhlng ourb Oie 8iOoleltraBc
gelenft llno colli0irte al Der @de bon
@corge. .StroBe nit Der Moibine BON
Gorep u. Moore BON 9lr. 2O29, W'a-
oiion-glbenue, Ger in oerlelben Ridl-
tilng fllbr. Ser glnproG par 10 itart
ooB Ole fleinere W&ai1ine gegen oas
8weigeipouu 0es glegers Slaia1
&ation bon gir. 944, MoOiionItraBe,
gelhleuoert muroe. @eioe 4ferOe
ltiir0ten 5u @ooen. 0ie beioen Gbarf'
feure meroen iid beute in Der noro'
Weitliden @olioeiitation weeeu I'M
o6tiomen 5abrcus au OeroutworteH
baben. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Siicn6n6nLinir nerLGnncrt.

@enmte Der Baltimore lmo Ohio.
Giienbo6n, bo6en ben cntideioenocn
Shritt getban, INN i6re Clinic na6
Sparrows @oint 81 bringen, inoem
lie einen Gontraft iiir oie Gonliruf.
ton elmer oht WleiIen lon0en 3meig-
linic all $. 2. &erboug6, Snc, Ders
ge6en boben. Gieie 3weiglinie miro
OoS iiiOlide guoe Der Bethlehem
Stecl Company nit Der eiienbabn
perbinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
WlotrOIen Inn 0ampfc.

SSniolqe eincr lolennen Sdldgerel,
sic am Wittmo6 gl6enO ouf eineni
Gompicr am 8ltBe ser Gliuton-Sir.
Iiattiano, lieet SlIllioh 9luenoe5, Ell
ner Der WlitgIieOer Der 9elablng, IN
fritidcm 3utalloe I'M &obns Sop
fins SSolpitale Odrnieoer mo mon
beiiirbtet, Dab CT einen S6doeIbrub
crlitten babe, n1breno Beter S6u-
rapa, Otto SdloBberg lutO Otto
alein, 5nei anoere Ntaroien ocs
1ompierS IN Der Canton Foli5eilto'
tion liBen nm 0us 9feiultot Der Ter-
leBlngen OeS 9laenoe5 ub5umarteu.
Sic SdlGgerei entItanO Oeu gIugaben
Der Matroien 5uiolge iniolge eines
StreiteS 6e3iiglidb Ocs 9o6neS Der
Nidnner imO ScbIoBberg iolI einc ei'
lerne Stauge na6 9taen0e5 gcporIcn
baben ole oenielben am aopie uer'
mun0ete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
0rci 9seriOnen aetOOtet.


Sin 2lutomo6il BON eiHem 3uge GER
triinrmert. S6redli6er lin.
fall 6ei Clifton olli ser 9reuJrmg
ser o9enniploonio-Goon. - Serr
Somel Simmons mo 6rau inO
Ribtcr Softer aet0Otet n Gin
So6g idper Oerlett.
9tui Ser Giien6o6nfreujung Scr
oYenniDlpania-Sa6n" na6e Clifton
Gecil-GountD, murOe geiiern 9l6eno
Elm 9lutono6il in meldem Serr ga
muel SimmonS ilnO Srolt, Ser Sobn
q. 8. SinuonS lmO &i6ter Softer
ioben, bon einem GrpreB5ug aetroi-
fen lmO 5ertriimmert Ger 3ug belt
no6 Dem llnioll an itn0 Die 8eamten
ionOen oie orei Glteren 8erionen ais
2ei6en unO Ser iitnge SimnonS
nor 10 i@mer oerlebt, BOB man al
ieiner @ieoergeneiung 5peiielt. @r
nurOe iofort na1 einem Soipitale in
Clifton ge6radt. lle6er ole llrlafe
Oes llninlls fonnte nod ni6ts Be
itimnteS in Grfa6rilng ee6radt mer
0er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
9leoiernna luiIl clue Nuicl fanfen.

gSie oerlautet, beihaiti9en li6 &e.
eierlngsbeamte Oalnit Oen 8ertb
bon Sent. sSSIonO 5u ermitteln. Sent
SSlanO liegt Der 6Iotten-2lfaOenie
geraoe eegeniiber al DER anoeren
Seite Der 9ai lmo lit ourG cine Brit
de nit Queen Enne's GountD Der.
6lnoen. gie Station 9oOe-@ @oiut
licot duf Scr Snlel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
0nn6en.gIrleiler Meierac.G.prpg.

Sr. Garl 9f. @ra1, ser &oriiber
oes @1arplGnOer 8ert6cioieungsra'
t6es, Bat Srn. 4. g8. SolOen BON
Baltimore 5un 5taots- -Giftotor Der
Ser. Observation-Disclosures
be ernannt. Nur6 oieien Sdritt miro
elm &ndben-GorpS gei6aiien, iuel1c
lid oIs 9lrbeiter fir sic @imoeS-9fe'
gierlmg amperben laHen t0nnen. GdS
9(derbou : 9epartement beablidltigt
Ole anaben, mel6e t6 Sabre alt lem
miiHen ais 6urmarbeiter oa6in 81
Ien0en no lie uilf Oen 6armen not1'
menoig iinO, mo wenn Der arieg eS
beOinet, fonnen iie aud fir anoere
3wede benilbt neroen. Gie 81 be-
5u6lenOen 206ne ribten iih nab Der
2ofaIitdt, no ole G6dtigfeit Ser 9nn'
ben ermartet iberoen. 60 3. .. err
bolten Die anoben meniger, wenn lie
in Colbert -GolnitD arbeitetI, ais Denll
iie in Baltimore oOer 6omaro-Gomn'
tD bei6Gftiet meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
TiuiSenSe erflGrt.

Gas Gireftoriim ser Baltimore
uno 0bio-9o6n" bat in ieiucr rcaeI-
m0Bigen 5ibunG in Gcu gorf cine
GiOiOenoe bon 2 9Sro5cnt auf Oie
%rioritGtS-9lfticn mo 21a Fro5ent
aui Die Stammuftien erfldrt. Gie
Gioioenoe lit 8abIbar am I. Septem.
Der.
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Mette 8nitanSe.

/
Scr Golerne bei Scr @od Giper.
Bride bdusIib cingcri6tet.
Sic muroen Derboitet imO nod
@ciieringSonitolteu gci6idt. n
Strife llHteriucbung eingeIeitet.
Qic 6olge Der Sto55io oii Ole I'M.
prooiiirte &aierne Der WtitgIieoer OeS
4. RcgimentS, Oie dn Ser @od.9iiper.
Bride ser n@enniDloonio@iie
gSo6toienlt t6ulb wG6rcnO Welber
0rei iingc @&Go1cn bel ben N8ili5iol-
Outen geflluben ipur0en, Ole bereits
orei Gage lmo g}ddte IN ser aoierne
5itgc6rudt Dottet, por cine itritte
ltnteriu6nng ieitens Der Wtilitdr.9e-
BORDEN iiber Oie 3uitGnoe in oen
6clologern I'M gon0en Stoote.
gericbtc iiber Die 3uitGnOe IN Die
len 6eIOIogcrn murOen BON Den mill
tGrii6en ge60rOen lulo Scr Yoli5ei
empfongen. Seoe 9lnitreneuns miro
genadt, iilnee 6rouen BON oen 5elo-
logeril fern 3i bolten.
@ie orei Dor9eitern Oerbafteten
N&Gobcn Woren emma gi6ter bon
9lr. 5O4 gloro Sigblano 9loenue;
l)}prtle 9Roienfelo bon gIr. 1904, Dit
Wtaoiion. .StraBc, uno 2lIlu Smboif
BON Scr. 1881, @eitScrbert- StraBe.
Sic muroen bon @oli3ei. Sergeont
Sciie uno oeu 3oli0iiten 6eebleD uno
Stein bon Der Baltimore @ountD go
li5ei in @epobriam gebra6t, nah0em
iie in einem oltmoOilden &nmm in
Dem Soiiie Dcritedt ollfeefrtuoen NOR
0en iparen. @ines Der WGo6en NOR
inlr bolb angefleioet.
@eitern Wor9en purOen iie megen
llngebiibrIi6en @etragenS Dor 9tib-
ter g9iaiahs I'M Canton @oIi0eige-
ridt ecfii6rt. Sic i6einen Oollitdn-
Dig glei6giiltig 81 iein. Gas 8i6-
ter.Ol6Oben puroe in ole Oeurplano
Sdule fir Wtdo6en eeianot, nab.
rcnO Die 5lpei auOerep fir oos Su-
genogeridt feltgebaIten purOeu.
Gies lit Der brittle san bon dbn-
liden 3uItdnOen Die our &enntniB
Ger 9eb6roen eelanet iinO, ieitOem
ole Ndli5iolooten @o6toienite I'M
Staate Oerridten. Sm GjpDnn's
Sols.&orf mur0e Dor mebreren $50
den Elm Nldo6en erihoiien. &orOem
mar Elm biibides @3dOden in Soloo-
ten Uniform in Der &oierne Oes IN.
tercl Canton gefitnoen moroen.
gielc 09rifcbcrser" in Der StaSt.
8umOes.0 0loridoa SO. 98. 9tod-
bom erbielt eeltern bon @oibiugton
aus oic @rlmibnib, cine gr0Bere
Monnirboit on6ulteIlen, I'M Die
oGrildebcrger" bel Ger @tiIitdroienit-
Gcgiitrirung feit6iliteIlen unO pcy6of.
tel al loiicll. @r itellte geitcrn fir
0ieicn 3med Is SiiliS-9pnocSmor-
i1dae an pelde iofort nit Ser 9lr-
beit beoonncn. lfeGrere Der @aroS
iinO ibrer @flidt Doa unO gon6 nod
gefommen, ober cs gieGt eini9c
g8oros, in pelcbcn nod 0en auSgeor.
6eiteten 2ilten ininOeItens Gin 9rittel
Der miliGrpfIidtigen iitngcn 2ettte
bic g3amcn nidbt Dot regiitrircn Ioi-
len. Su Scr II. g8oro, ipeItbe oen
@loint @crnon Square cini6IieBt
liebt oaS Wtonluncnt bon @jcorgc
s8oibingion oiif cine SiIte bon
n0tiidebergcrn", oie bon einiacn Der
8eonitcu ollf 40 9ro5ent Der 0ie-
ionutiplnmc GcidGbt miro. 9os 0Ie-
icb beltihrmt BOB cin ieOcr ilnger
@lonu Scr iiG ni6t regiitriren lieB,
81 cinem Sobr GciGnguiB al Der
urtbeilcn 1T. glbcr ouA in oeu 90
Counties OeS Stototcs werOen ge-
nouc &iIten folder 2elite oneeiertigt
lrel6e lid nidt babcn reeilrircn
laiien.
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Baltimore 4 @hta
GrIuriions.9u

NrtnrilpnesSnlletin
$t.5O-G9aries 9olUn, Summit @Oiut, siH'
dlcitcr nilb 5nriid
$f.25-parpers 6crrH umb 5nrid,
SonnlaQ, "a. Suni. Spe3alsSua per'
aBi MI HoDdlsSiaiion 705 Dioreens,
Gamocns Station L15 1for9cns.
Secnicr@gtnriiUneu
S6O0-gltlantie, 0im, GGpe @inl, sea
Ssle Sin unb Ccedn Sin, ". g., ilnb
5uriid, icocu 6rctaa mnO Snntag biz 8.
september. @iiliig 8ur 9tiidiabrt bis
Sieniag, einiflieBli6.
1.25-Sreberid uno 5nrhd.
SunIitag BUG OerldBt GanIoens Sutton
9.30 Wioreens, 3uriidiebreno DerIdBt 5res
oerid $50 Slbenos oesieben cages
9liaaara Griuriionen.
$t2.OO-6. mo 20. s5ui; B., II. uno 81.
Ingut; H. nno 2s Sepiember. imb u.
Gftober. Iidets giIltig tiir 10 Iage,
eini6lieblib oes @eriaulstaees. Spe5idI'
3ng bon Goodies lno Bulman 9arlors
9SaegoiIs berldBt 0amoens station $40
WiOrgens. Wtount HoDalsStltiou $40
lliorgens Sur6 oas beriibmte Qebigbs
&dlleD, aSie S6mei5 bon 9lmeriid
(Snni22-23)
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WlnnisipaI .gIndlridlten.


0onoels6e6orOe mabten oui Ocm
itdOtii1en S6IeppOanipfer o9al.
tinlore" cine SaieurlnOiabrt. -
2(rditeft E6oS. Settings fommt
beute no6 Baltimore. 9eior.
Oerlngen I'M 8eueroepartement.
Scrr G6omoS Settings. ser be.
fannte 9(r6iteft Don 9Ielp-0crf, Der
Oie @lGne fir Oie @rridhmg lmo
finitbolle 9(nlegling oeS @encrol 60.
fapette-0 -0lonumentS entuerien miro,
fomnt beite auf @itnib BON MoDor
Freiton nod Baltimore @r miro &C.
gen ~ ll6r 0littogs bier eintreffen
unO Damn nit Md0or @reiton tno
0}itglieoern Ser itG0tiicben &lnit-
Gomniiiiiion I'M MorDlonosGlu6 0oS
Nfittageiien einne6men. Ger Mo1or
miro nit ,Serrn Settings Qud sic
Gioic Center. Gl1ne on ser SolliOoDs
StroBe iuO all Der ct. %niI-StrnBe
6cipre6cn Serr SoitingS bat Dor Ell
nigen Sobren elm pradtuolleS Co
iaDette. Monument in 8oris errihtet,
inO erbielt bon Ger Negieritng iiir
Die feinc 2lr6eit cine 9lils5eihnlng.
Sir 0oS 6eiige &aiobette.0entmal
luurOeu Dis iebt ungeid6r $4,000 &c.
5cidnet.
Goutroft bergeben.
Gie Gontraft6eb6roc bielt geitern
cine Spe5ialiiblng lmO 6eitelte 6ci
Der S6onmt-Gompagnie BON Sba.
NUT ga, 100000 SUB Serracotto.
G66reu. welde BON ser eleftrii6en
GomniiIiion fiir iinteriroiibe 2eitlrn.
gen ge6rauGt merOen. Ger Gontraft
bat einen @ert6 bon llugefd6r $50.
600. Gie Seb0roe 6otte oie Sfierte uuf
ole Seite gele9t, Oa Die @reiie unee-
fd6r 200 @ro3ept 666er iinO, ais in
Oen lebten beiOen S5obren.
9 gef0r0erungen i'm 6euer'
Geportement.
6olgenOe @rioblellte tpurOen in
Der letteu 9ibung Der 6euer.ge60r'
Sc al Sdlmidfiibrern oOer Steigern
6ef0roert. GDrporo Z. Glarf, Sobn
5. Gonnellp, Gotrid See, &OworO Q.
GrOman, Solnes s. 6arIeD, SSomes
8. SubbarO, Soiepb q. aremel rno
Sobn q. Gro9ban.
Sic &eIignationen 0es SdIni6-
iii6rcrS George %. SeroIO mo Oes
2eiterwogenlenfers 5. $. 9otter
mur0en ongenommen.
SanoeIS @e60roe Bel 9.
ti9t Oer Sofen.
NoDor 4reitOn in0 WlitglieOer Der
SonOeIs-9e66roe modten geItern alif
Dem itGotii6enSdI SdIeppoanpfer Bal
tilnore~ cine &unoiabrt Oirh ben
Sofeu. 3ucrlt wur0e sic Sonober-
StroBen Bride beiihtigt, Damn
gings oie McGomos. Strobe entlong
bis Sort McSenrD, bon BORT nod
sort GoOington uuo Curtis Ban,
9iod Greet unO Sparroms Goint.
Giner ser S6eilne6ner an ser 6o6rt
mar Gr. @m. $. @eld, Der iih
balptiGblih fiir Oie 6emii6en So
brifen in Curtis 9aD intcreiiirte.
Sr. 8. gonns iuirO lJcutc 6eerOist.
Gie 9eiietilng ser irOiiden Siiae
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Srieffaltcu,

SeIene sc. - sd niiiihe ole
@eoidte oSeimntb4 unO oSrieoe Oen
@eni6en mlf GrOen" 6u fiuoen, Die
I'M r0eiltiden Gorreiponoenten" Der.
6ffcntli6t murOen." ~ gScnn Sic
IN Ons @eib6ftSlofaI tommen, lteuen
mir Sbnen germ lniere einee6unoe.
nen @hder 6ur Seriiiglng ilnO Sic
f6nnen Wenn Sic Oie @eoihte ge.
funocu boben oieielbcn iofort ob.
idjreibcn.
glbDnurnien, bic Dcn ,,Sentidlcn GOrrcs
iponbcntcn" nidt pinitIidJ Dbcr unresel'
maRig rrbaIten, iin0 aebctcn, Der Office
OauOu per 9eIephOn ODer idriflIih 0lii
lbellANg 5H lNGweW.