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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01

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strong coffee and
dissolve; add to 1t four crushed maca-
rooms and a half cupful of milk and
sugar to taste. When nearly cold, beat,
and when about to set, add one cup.
full Of stifiy beaten cream that has
been favored with vanilla. Have ready
some little. fancy molds, fill with the
mixture and allow to set. Turn out,
decorate with whipped cream and
chopped pfstachio nuts.
Coffee Ice cream-One cupful Of
black coffee, n pint Of milk, one pint
OF whipped cream, n cupful Of sugar,
four yolks Of eggs, one tablespoonful
of vanilla and a pinch Of salt. Put
the yolks of the eggs with the sugar
and milk into a saucepan and stir
over the fire until thick. Strain and
cool; add the whipped cream, the cot.
fee and vanilla and freeze. Serve in
glasses.
Coffee Frostinq.-Add two table.
spoonfuls Of strong black coffee to q
cupful Of confectioner's sugar; add
the whites of an egg, a teaspoonful
each of lemon Juice and vanilla ex.
tract; beat until thick.
Coffee Sherbet.-Soften a table.
spoonful of gelatin with a half cupful
Of water; add two cupfuls of strong
coffee. one. cupful of sugar and two
cupfuls of cream. Stir v the heat
until the gelatin is dissolved. strain
and cool. Freeze as usual. Serve in
sherbet cups.
Coffee as fiavoring for custard pie or
cup custards makes a desirable change
from the usual favoring. For cake
filling coffee may be used instead of
water in boiled frosting and poured
over the beaten whites Of the eggs.
Coffee cream filling for cake, using
coffee instead Of part Of the milk or
cream for the liquid in the filling, is
good.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01

The pleasantest things in the world
are pleasant thoughts. and the great
art In life is to have as many of them
as possible.-Bovee.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
Transfer Postponed.

ahov
$50 you want back your ~presents9"
"At once" declared the girl.
swell, here's your photograph and
your lock Of hair. These embroidered
suspenders I shall have to mail YOU"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
Dainty Shoes.

Footwear is growing more and more
dainty. Shoes Of silk are embroidered
with gold and silver thread.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
when Horse Eata neddIno.

When Horse Eats Bedding.
Something wrong when a horse eats
his own bedding. Leave out the straw
and use sawdust or some such thing;
then correct the ration. Giyela better,
Sall-rOund line OF feed.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
Plant Vines

Home grounds whether in the coun-
try or city. r incomplete without
vines.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
Chances for Prosperity,

No kind Of farming offers better
chances for prosperity than by turn
ing sllage and alfalfa hay into gilt.
edged butter and selling It direct to
discriminating consumers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
pi.c.rd Scrub Animaie,

Discard the animals which have
failed at the end Of the year to pay
for their keep. A
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01

contrarinsss AZ the esx.
'TIow was 1t your wife came TO give
up housekeeping"
"Just her contrary ways. First, she
broke down, and then she broke nm
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
WORK WITH ONE RECIPE.

A good reliable cake recipe has
countless ways of appearing in such a
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
HORSE MUST HAVE EXERCISE
Animals Should Not Be Confined Too
Closely Nor Exposed to Extreme
iy Bad Weather.

<By r. A. TRowBRIpGE. Mlss .sri Coll
lego Of Agriculture)
Growing horses should not be
housed too closely, in winter and pre-
vented from taking plenty Of exercise,
but they should not be subjected to
extremely bad weather II they are ex-
pected to make satisfactory growth.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
Humsn ~cempanlenshIp.

All animals enjoy kind human ca
partnership, but the horse seems to en-
Joy 1t most.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01

I've never any pity for conceited peo-
pie. because I think they carry their
comfort about With them.-Georse
Eliot. a
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
COFFEE As A A v

Coffee when used as a flayoring
should be made q very strong concoc-
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01

Fondness for Sheep.
Do you like sheep? II not, you miLAt
better not try to keep them.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01
Salt for Cows

Salt should be kept where cows can
have free access to It ut ALL tunes
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01

has the same style, and character US
the gown.
Dresses similar in style are made
with u slightly raised waistline and
worn without a girdle. In these the
bodice usually buttons down the front,
while In the model picture the fasten-
ing is on the shoulder and along the
.underarm.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01

Who bides his time-hs tastes the

Who bides his time-he tastes the
sweet ss
OF honey, the safest tear:
And though he fares with slowest feet.
Joy runs to meet him. drawing near;
The birds are heralds Of his cause.
And like q never ending rhyme.
The roadsides bloom in his applause.
Who bides his time.
James Y. Riley.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-01

uOn, using tne DeSt
Of favored coffee,
we'll prepared.
Coffee Mousse
Put half a table
spoonful of pow
dered gelatin into
a saucepan, add a
half cupful of
strong coffee and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
t5ar Bic .@iflIfispI QIdtier")

(5ar bic .MiniifibpI qIdtier")
3aS 2ano 5miiben Dem @upbrnt
nn0 Gigris, nbiutan tief iii ser Iiir.
fei~ oas gegenmdrtig ole EiirfcH
imteritiibt BON Den Deididcn, 6eloaus
miitig eegen oie Gngldnoer perteiOi.
gen, lit Sobrtouicnoe oItes aultur.
Lamb. Dos 9leid @a6plonien, Die
frubt6ore Eiciebcnc ain 1uiteren Souf
oes Gupbrot umfaiienO, murOe am
$500 b. Gbr BON 5argpn gegriinoet
itnO fam Inn ZOO b. Gbr. unter bic
Serridoft oeS ipdtcr uno bon 9nbp.
ionicn Gus gcgriiiiOcten 9ieic5cs 9lliDs
rien. Gos cigentlibe 9liiDricn lag Oil
oberen Sigris uno umfaBte @a6glo-
nien Srun ltnO Strien. llnter 0er
bobDloniidcn uno aiipriicben &onigcit
itano oonj beipnoer5 oaS 2ano 5loi.
ihen oem oberen Gupbrut un0 Iigs
riS. Wfelopotontietl ole Geimot Slbra,
bans, in b0Hiter 9litc.
gbenio alt pie int 9tilto'e lit Die
@ultur oieier Stdtte, Ole ipdter nod
Der SonptitoOt @abblouicu aenaunt
muroe. 9(ebnIid mie am ytil n0tiete
i6on ole 9ei6offcnbeit oes 2onoes
0ie @cpobner 8u rnitloier idlopieri-
iber 9dtigfeit gln iiA fru6t6ar mar
eS ben lle6eribmcnuutngrn Der ber
oen Strone ousgeicbt, Die onltott
bcfrudteno, bel ser @tenge ocs nit
0ciiibrtcn 9tcingcroacS ano Sblam-
mes uno 6ei ser Stdrte ser Str6me
Der6ecrcno mirfcn nuBtcn lpcnu
niht aan1le SAleuBen mo CANINE,
5erteilcno lm0 6cunrcno, oen @emai-
fern oie ridtigc 9obn 8eigten @iclc
@orfcbrimocu UarcH iAon in pcn
1lteftcn 3eitcn bor6arocn im0 cr-
rcgten oos 5tnanen Der frem0an 9tel'
ienocn.
Ole funItrcic6en @cp6iieruugs+
ino GntpGiicrlmgston6le @o69los
niens fins cs. oiif meldc iiM Die mcb
flaQcnoai @orte Scr in ole Gcian-
ncnIdait uoh 9a6plonicn mcg0afii6r.
ten SSroeliten I'M 1877. Binlm 6c5lc,
BEN no eS baint r9ln Den @oiicrn
sn Nabol ioBcn uir un0 ucinten.
uenn mir an 3ion qe0ndtcn"
gtur foble 5hutt. nno Sonobiigel
Sic bier un0 Oa aus ocr meiten BEL.
Sen Gbenc enlporragten bc5cidneten
bis 5ur Mlitte oes Oorigcn Sabrbun.
0crts Sic 2tdtteu oicicr uraltcn Orte.
1onn he9onn mon nit ocn gSieocr-
cusgrohcn 3ucrit fauen Die 5ron-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

Don benz oelitit6en 3rieoensonBebot
unterridtet miro, gi6t Elm ON San.
duf Dem N1t, 6oltucdnu oltigelunoe-
ner ruiiiiher &orps6eie6l interclldn.
ten 2lufi6luB. Ser 9eie5l loutet mort.
lid Sir Die AS. un0 40. DiDiiion:
Ger Gberbcfe6Isbober bot 6cfoblen.
oic Manni6aiten ioiort in &enutnis
3u icBeit 0aB Scr 5einO uuS lSricocits.
heoingungen on9eboten bat, Die gar
niht onncbm6or iin0, unD Die iiber.
6aipt feinen @cooHfcn an 6ricocn
3uloiicn. Ger &rieg miro fort0aucrn,
bis Der lcbte icinolidc 9oioat aHs
ocn @rcn5en lmicrcr S9sinof perlrie'
ben iit.~ Ser C6erbefeblsGober 9rni.
iilop ior0ert, ooB Stugel uno Gn'ot
nett Die cinjiaen Gcipra5e nit ocm
Tein0e ieien. llnbelegte, hel0en6oFte,
topfcre ssc1inenter ocs Sta9lforps
Gcr nieocrtrdatige geDcutidc miro icig
mo bittet I'm Sric0en. IS beiBt allo,
ooB cS i'm icbr ic5Ied5t gebt mcnH cr
and noA mir ocm 8ricocn Sonoel
treibt Gebt ibm bic 9lntport: Shlagt
i'm IN ocn Shteii unO bic lld5ne.
SIN 9oocsringen i6lagt oicicn S4ur-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

einen trefflibcn l2ortel, oen glspbalt,
5. |. Grobnr8 oer6unOen. Ole inneren
g8Gnoe mllroen meiit nit 0lalicrten
8ieqeln ii6erfIei0et, 6ci Eempeln uno
GoIaIten ou6 oie gluBenieiten nit
Sips ooer &olfiieinplatten belegt
.uno nit Sfulpturcn pcr3iert. SSn ser
N2ittc trogen sic 3icgcl fait iGmtlid
0ie eingeOrudten Stenlpel Oes SO
uigS, ser Iie berwenoetc Solhe
llcberreitc iinOen iib BON Ocn Stdo-
ten lit uno @reb Dente DMg6cir
unO @orfa) uno in Der gidbe bon
Babylon.
Bon Der g(uSibniidung Der aItba-
6plonii9eu @ebduoe lGBt ii6 eine
oeutli6e glnicboulng nod ni6t &C.
nnncu moD( o6er iibcr Die &oufunit
iel6it. @efannt bobcn ireilid Die olten
@ab1lonicr i@on ole g9oI6ung, ni@t
MIR Die uripriinglicbe SheinlpoIbung,
mofiir Gin @rabgepolbe in llr Oas
floliii6e @eiipiel lit, ionoern du4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

0os iuirflide, 0urb einet S6rtBltein
5uIommenge6oltene &eili@nittgeDol-
BE- nie iid Elm iol9es 3. .. an eiucm
9lb3ugSfanol in 9}ippur erbolten bat.
9lbcr beioe 9lrten Durocn MIR 5u un-
tergeoroneten 8aDeden OertponOt. @is
genortig fir Die @onobellei6ung lit
cine in gorfa entoedte W}auer, ole
iiber Der Srgelpfeifcnglieocrlng NIT
einen punoerbor ousgefiibrten W}o-
foifmuIter 6eflei0et mar, oos aus na-
turgel6eu, rotten uno i6mar5en Bic
geliteinNen geonctrii6 3uiomnenge-
iebt mar. @ieie 6ltn0c, mie au6 Die
in WlugDeir oiirfen mir itnS garnibt
grun0berihieoen BON Ger 8aufrnlt
0cr uiittelolterli9cn @oditeinit1ote
scr norooeutidcn Eioic6enc 0enfcn.
9IeuBerit intereiiunt fiH0 Die oltdal-
0diihen Siegel5Dlin0er aus N}armor,
9ergfriitoa, 2opiSloSuli Supiis uno
nod foit6areren Solbe0ellteinet Die
iA aus alien SSabrtolAenoeD Der me-
iopotoniiben @eiithmg 6u bielen
SaHn0erten erbolten boben. Die ber-
tieft eingegro6enen biloli6cn Oar
itcQrnsen 5eisen motbolo0iide S8e.
nen ooer gottes0ienitli@e SanOlun-
gen.
Gie dolodiiden &oloitonlogen 8eir
gen I'M Snnern ousge6iloete 5olgcn
BON 3immern ln0 Sdlen, sic ii1 I'M
groBere un6 fleinere 2i@tb0fe 9rup,
picren. gGn Dem @runOriB 6es 9Sola.
ties 0es @uoen 8u Sirpurlo.2ogoiA
(Eeao) iie6t man, OaB oieier 9ou 0e5
3. sSobrtouienOs Dor ilnierer 8eitret5-
nung Die Sdule nod ni6t ais &efei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

licgt, bon onffoQcnoer gSobr6eit uno
g8eiAbcit. @eionoerS Scr &opi mo
Die &dn0e 5eigen cine 2ebenOi9feit
Der W3ooellierun9 uH0 cine 6einbelt
ser 0urc66il0un0, 0ie man nod our@
Die Sbnoboitigfeit Der 9bcrild@e
binollrbiiibIt.
Gie v@eicr Stcle" Oe8 S0ni9S
@annoou lit rui1 berii6nlt geporOen.
gS lit einc nit 9lelief5 un0 Snihrif-
TEN geibnliidte 1enftafcl, 0ie eincn
Sicg 0cs &0nigs oerberrlidt 2cioer
iino MIR geringe @rubitide cr1alteir
Ser Gonig, Scr Ooppelt 10 9roB ers
i6eint lpie icine Wlannen Deriolgt 0en
gcihlogenen 6einO ouf icinem Strcit
ipogcn. 9ie @efongencn pcrOen bii.
gcri6tct. 3ie 2ei1en iper0en bcltots
tet. 0ie @eier, Die iih ouf oas
SdlodtielO nie0crlailen, fliegcn nit
oen a0pfen ser @efaaenen iii ibren
mG6ti9cn S1n1beln 0opou. glae
&ontliren ser @oriteaung liu0 ieit
berousgearbeitct. 0os GlItlrOenfmnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
arcasiscnc pon Der ceisr.stelc" Scs a5aas caaaaon

cliaB 5ur Stredc. SIN 9iegicmmgSbe.
5irf Gricr mur0cn bon 1871 Dis 1888
ia 9Solfe erlcgt. 1891 luD 1900
nod ie c'ner. 9lu6 in Der 56cinpro-
pni erlMeinen in faacn gSintern
g8clfc, luiO, 1875 witr0cn iogor I'M
&cgicrlingsbe5irf aoblen5 9feitmolie
1eiunocn &n &eltpreuBcn 3oieR
Nomncrn 9ron0cnburG mo SAlC.
iien trctcn SBolfc pereiu5elt euf but
figcr 5eigen iic iidr ocr ruliilhen g8al-
OulScn mcgen in NitpreuBon mobin
iih gou5 icltgn aud cinnol ell 2nc6s
pcrirrt. Bon 1891 bis 1911 muroen
in 0prcugen y SSolfe er6eutct, oo-
bon II @tiid ollcin in ocn 0berior.
ltcrcicn @ronoomfcn un0 2Dd orei
Gopon inn Eo6re 1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

itiibe Derpah0te. Sn Der &ololtruine
bon Cello bot mdl eine gln3obl Sta-
tuen gefunSen Die nae reid nit S5n-
ibriftcu be0edt linO. 2eioer iporen
iie ale ibrer a0pfe beroubt. llnier
&il0 Iteat 0en @onig oOer &rielter-
fiiriten @u0ea 6or. @ie Stotue lit
itorr bon born geiebcn uno nur nit
Dem groBen @iercdtud befleioet, ous
iiber Oie linfe Sdulter geporfen i'll.
Sic SGnoe ruben bor Ser 9rrlt in
chamber, Die parallel nod born &C.
febrten 6iiBe iinO frei berauSgeorbei-
tet obcr bart aneinou0er geiteat.
9tus Dem Sabre 275O b. G6r.
0iirfte Elm Soialtrelientid itontnen
oos ncben Der &0lbtigur eines So.
nigs bic Sni9rift 9}aromzSin8, Oe3
SobncS Oes &onigs Sorgon l.. 5eigt
@S 5ei9t BEN ipiBbdrtigen SerriAer
nit bober Giara, 0er i'm @roiil na@
linfs gelranot, nit ser geienfteu 9ieb-
ten luie nit Der bnlberbobenen 2iRfen
oen S6oft elmer Mnffe umipanut.
Ole 6ornigcbrng lit, menn ou6 @ian-
ga an anotouii6er 9ii9tigfeit nor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

5oien, oonn ole Gngldnocr unO Ole
0cutiMcn sic lire glusera6ungen III
Sobplon iclbit bcgauncn.
@oB ole bo60lonii6e Sunlt cine
ourdauS origiueley unO lclbltdnoige,
ieineSmegS BON Oen gIegpptern cnt'
le6nte iit, oorf ais Iiber angenonl.
men merocn &cin &olf, ni3t einnlal
oos Der glcgpptcr, Ser @rbouer Der
Stein6erac luno Scr Genlpelbouen ON
9}il, 0erlnag iitb 6e6iigli6 Der folol-
ialeu Inneniionen ieincr Salmerfe
nut 0cn Sobglouicrn 81 pcrgIelben.
glQcromg5 iiuo es picliarb bloBe Sic.
arlbautrr obnc tiefcrei geilti9en
9lns0rud rno ohne 6ormidlonbeit
obcr ourA ibre @laile iulponierenO.
Cells al 0er Sonne getrodnet tells
gcbronut mlroen bic 3iegel mo Oltr6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

ms ouf ocn @eutiben merfen. Seir
GnOe nobt oloubt i'm nidt 0uloct
ni@t. 0oB nit i6nl in &crbon0hmgen
ein9ctreien meroe. llniere SSarole lalt.
tet: Ole Slgel in ieinc nicbtslUiiroige
gruiil Dos 9oonctt in ieinen Icercn
N}ogcnl 0icieS ioa BON 0en &orgc-
iesten alien @1aanihoiten bis auf
oen lattcn @tann bcfanltge9ebeu
nTrOcn. llnter5eicbnct lit oieier &e.
icbl non &orpsfonmanoHu @cncral.
lcutnant glielraiiom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

GoB int ocuti1en 9ieidSoo5icte IN
sit uno g&eit md5rcno mo no@ Der
&riegs5cit @oilc oliitauAcn CT
iheift ndt wc,tcr perranocIIcj.
meun man bcoanlt, 0oB iie BORT auG
in 6ricOcns3eiteu ielten G6n3liG ic5.
len. 9}arb oem aric0e tS70-7l
mu@S Ole 3o1l in ocn Gci@slanocn.
anO es mur0en III 9ot6rinJcu alleul
ii6er 800 gSolie crlcgt oorimter me6
rcre Dor ben Eorcn non N}ct 1903
fam elmer na@ Sirj6oD I'M G6cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

oiiritc ctpa I'M 5000 b. G6r. entItanA
Oen iein. ~
Die biI0cnoe a1nIt 5eigt BEL Oen
9obDloniern in ibren @iI6merfen cine
lebboitcrc un0 frecrc 9ebonolung
ais in 2lcgpptcn. 9ie 5a6lreiden 6i-'
gurcn trcten 0oa lm0 encrgiIh ber-
Dor, iino monnigfaltiger i'm gIuS-
Orud. ober gemo6nlic6 oer6 bis sum
llebermaB. 9tieiige @ol1ite lin0 nod
IN Ocn Griimmerreiten Don 9tiniOe
unO Salad 5u erfennen. @ier let
ii6rigcns 6emerft, 0aB Die @eltalten
eines gtinos uuO ieiner @enoblin
Seniramis, mel6e 0as aIipriihe
NciN gegriinoet, oie 9ieiioen5 g}inibe
lnO &aloc6 er6aitt un0 @ab0lon oer-
ib6nert ba6en iollcn, iogenbuft iin0
uno crit aus ipGterer 3eit oatieren.
0aB o6er in g}inipe funitDoae @e.
rGte, Glide, Stuble, @efGBe, 8oien,
@ei6irre, SAmtdgceeniIdn0e, wie
g(rnb0noer, 9brgebGnge, i'm @e-
brau6 maren, insbeonoere OaB Die
Gcrfertigung BON g9oifen un0 gSebrs
gegeltfen oaer glrt 5u bober &unlt
entluidelt mar, 5eigen lns Die 9ent-
ndler, auf pel4en lie abgebil0et, llno
Die 6unoe, pelcbe in Den Griimmern
gemo6t moroen Iino.
0ic Srooufte Ser 6o6DIonil6en
SSnOuitrie fii6rten 8l einem lcPbaIten
Son0elsoerfe9r 5unGbIt nit SDrieh
melc6es Gel uno gScin 0agegen ein-
touibte, ioonnn nit oen @ebroern
ln0 glcgDptern berbei. 8ie 9io6ltofie
mur0en aus Qlrmenieit 9lrobien uno
Snoien be5ogen. 0ieier @arenaus-
toiiid un0 9crfcbr errcidte ieinen
a}06cplnfte ais 0ic @boenifer Oen
Snnoel in ibrc SGnoe pobmen lnO
our Gee Die 6abDloniicben @oren na9
0am S8cltcn, bcon0erS naA @rie4et-
lonO fiibrten
Snl 2ouie 0es 8. Sobrbunoerts
b, GBr. erlungte 9(iiDrien nod groBen
aGn1pfen oas politiidr lle6ereepitbt
ii6er gn6Dlon. ScOod) IN Der &ultur,
in 9feli9ion ltuD &unit blic6en Die
gobDlonicr Die Se6rnleiiter Der 9lliD-
rcr, mcnn uud) lebtcrc ourt6 friegeri-
i6e 1idtigGeit unO 5abe @nereie
linen mct ilbcrlegen maren.
*
God oieic Staten scr Sobrtou-
ienoc olten aunit ouf Dem 8oOen.
no bcltie Die nooernen 9rupp-@c-
i6ubc, no Ge6nif neu5eitliGer
aricgstrnit im6 Der Selocnlnut oer
9iirfcn mo Der i6nen ocrbitnoeten
Gchiden Dem lGnocr8ierigcr 9llbion
Golt gicbietcil, 5ie6t iib Die 9agoaO-
Sn6n, ole 3uflnftsperfebrsbobn gum
Sn0ii0en S5con Die ibre @ntItebung
oclitic6cm @eiite Oer0anft. 0iele
9G6n i'll bcruien, friiber reid bebol.
fertc icet oornieoerliegenoc, rnge-
niigcnO beppbnte un0 bebaute @e-
bicte 5u neiem 2eben 5i erlpeden.
! 0ic ueitcn nit 8oblloien 9leiien alt
6obDloniider &ultiir beoedten @e-
iil0e Oiiriten nod Dem &riege 5t ci-
ncr nenen St00te Scr Gultur iper0en
mn elmer n1ijdlichen 2cit cntnpnpn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

fen. 0onn wiro er ouf allcs ein8e-
ben uno mif oen anicn nm 5rieoen
bettcln uuo nidjt ncbr 6onoelii gllio
mir niiiien nod frr3e 3oit leiocn gn0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
G6olcaiidlcs aeIici nit guuOuruamcut.

Stilbliitca rniiidrr @cneralc.
gGolffs Bureau malOet aus Berlin:
lleber oic Qlrt, pie DaS ruliilhe 9eer
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-31
Fireman's Cold Bath
Tickles Captain, Then 5
He Falls In Himself


Harbor men are having considerable
fun at the expense of Capt. Elmer
Sherman, of the tug John McAllister,
for the unexpected way in which the
tables were turned upon him yester-
day. During the morning while the
tug was along side the Bridgeport
To wing Co.'s dock, Henry Peterson.
fireman on the tug, was attempting to
board the boat when his foot slipped
on the icy dock and he plunged into
the harbor. Tug hands aboard the
McAllister quickly rescued Peterson.
but Capt. Sherman, who happened to
witness the whole proceedings from
the pilot house, laughed heartily at
Peterson and chafed him about his
cold bath.
A few hours later in the afternoon
Capt. Sherman was himself returning
to the tug when he also slipped on
the ice and repeated his f1reman's es-
capade in the frigid waters of the har-
Dor He was quickly helped aboard
his tug none the worse physically for
his experience but considerably cha
grined that the adage "He who laughs
last. laughs best" should have been
so forcibly and spectacularly illus
trated.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-31
JITNEY DRIVERS NAME
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE

The Bridgeport Public Conveyance
association. formed in this city to pro-
tect jitney men and to aid in regulat-
ing public vehicle traffic, is planning
many innovations for the protection
and convenience of passengers.
A unique plan now before the body
is to illuminate each conveyance with
a blue light which will indicate that
it is public carriage and has room
for one or more persons inside. The
light will be operated at the discre-
ton of the driver.
The combat legislation that is in
imioal g. legislative. committee has
been formed which includes John B.
Schwartz, Culver Brazee, H. Jackson,
Harry Smith and J.. Masoth. W. w.
Bent has been selected attorney for
the association.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-31
STRA1FORD
Especial to The Farmer)

d
Stratford, Jan. 3f.-The monthly
report Of the Stratford town court for
January shows seven cases were tried
before Judge Howard W. Curtis OF
these two were for truancy. two adul-
terry and three breach Of the peace.
The amount of money turned over to
Town Treasurer Walter S. Curtis was
SIS.
On Friday evening at the town hall,
the STAFFORD High school basketball
five wiz have as its opponent the
strong Branford High quintet The
latter aggregation has already defeat
ed the locals this season. The pre-
liminary contest will be between the
girls team Of the High school and the
Long Hill girls team. The first game
will be called at o'clock.
The members Of Christ Episcopal
church will hold supper at the new
parish house, Main street, Thursday
evening, Feb. 1. Supper will be serv-
ed at o'clock.
More than zoo persons attended a
reception last evening at Packard's
hail.. The reception was in the form
of general meeting between the
parishioners and Rev. and Mrs. Rob-
ert G. Whitehead The hall was most
artistically decorated with palms and
blue and white carnations. The af-
fair was under the auspices of the
Women's Aid society Of the church.
Luncheon was served
Howard Jones, tthe boy wonder
with the VIOLIN" as been procured by
r. o. Rhoades for the concert to be
given in the new parish house of
Christ Episcopal church, Thudsday
evening, Feb. 8.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-31
THE WEATHER

New Haven, Jan. 3f-Forecast:
Rain or snow tonight and Thurs
day solder Thursday.
Connecticut: Rain or snow to-
night and Thursday, followed by
clearing and colder during Thurs
day; increasing east winds.
I The disturbance that was CEN
trail over Colorado yesterday
morning has moved rapidly east
ward and is now central over
Illinois. 1t is causing cloudy
weather in the central and cast
crn districts, with rain or snow
in the Mississippi valley and lake
region. It is followed by an area
OF high pressure which is pro-
ducing pleasant weather with
!, decided fan In temperature, in
00 northwestern districts.
Conditions favor for this vi
Clnity cloudy weather, followed
by rain or snow, probably clear
ing by Thursday afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-31
Believe Norfolk's
Treasurer Skipped

Norfolk, Jan. 31.-Little doubt re-
mains in the minds Of the people of
Norfolk that Philemon w Johnson,
town treasurer and librarian, who left
with a threat that he was going to kill
himself on the rocks Of Canaan Noun
tains, and who has been missing since
a week ago Sunday, did not commit
suicide but skipped" from town. 1t
is believed that he left on a freight
train shortly after 3 o'clock Monday
morning and that he was in Hartford
Monday morning.
Several freights pass through the
town in the early morning hours and
Johnson might have made his escape
easily on any one of these. It is also
reported on good authority, that the
shortage on the town books will
amount to $4,000 or more.