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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-09
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Having disposed Of my interest in
the hardware business. I find there
are many accounts due me for goods.
he books will remain at the store
for some time and l shall appreciate
It - . favor II those knowing them
solves indebted to me will call and
make payment.-Chris Rensch.
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washington, April S.--Emphatic de-
NAL that any overtures looking 10
peace discussions have been made to
the American government by repre-.
sentatives OF the Teutonic powers il
made at the State department II any
come forward. 1t is said. they will be
ignored. On numerous occasions UNI
authorized peace workers have hinted
to officials that negotiations mignt be
welcome to the enemy governments
and have suggested that they had rea.
son TO believe a basis for negotiations
might be found easily.
Deafness Cannot He Cured
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There 10 only n way to cure Deafness.
ana that - by constitutional remedies.
Deafness IL caused by an infamsd condi-
Ion on tns muc1vs lining Of the Eu-
famed you have q rumblinE sound or
imperfect hearing. and when Il IL en-.
tirely closed. Deafness 10 the result, and
unless tn Inflammation can be taken out
a this tube restored to its normal CON
oiton. hearink will be destroyed for
oy CAtarrh. which II nothing but IN In
named condition OF the mucous sur
We win give One Hundred Dollar, for
any case OF Deafness (caused BY ca
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24

Wei9er 9oni9tuhen tpiro
Quf folgenDe W:ife hergetellt: Mor
rebme ~ Safe 8stter, Elm 81. etne
Safe 9ontg, 70 @affe iourer Mtl@,
Elm 3eel0ffel 5000. ~ 5eeloffs|
3immet, ~ 3sel0iic! Sn9mer uno
bier Sa1ien 3ude;. Man psrrei5e
Den !9ontg nit Gem 3uder, fuge oaS
gut sef4lagene Isl 3a, oann Die laurs
Mil4 unb 0aS MT 5ooa uno 9ez
mir3 permi1@te Me3l DurG Elm
@ieb. Sic Miibuna mtto in elmer
flQAen Pfanne J:budea.
&aIbsbrat:ni1 il gu :uar.
melt. Sic 96eiben mer0en tn 4llt-
ter ooer B%rateniett uI,O etlpas 9ol5
Idneu Durdldmibt; 6ann lit c1e por'
Der fobeno gelnad)te 8ratenlauce gu
sugieben uno oas 6leii6 gleib on5u-
rid,ten. Dur6 langereS 9rate1 miro
es oabe.
Meis nit pil3en, Sin @ier>
telpfuno %fetnter &eis piro tu&tig
genaf9en. 9ierauf miro cine grobe
3miebel re@t fem gef@nttten uno In
gutter Butter beagelb geounitet, Der
@eis b~in5useton, geiol5en, uno cine
tleine Prifs Pfeffer unb cine lol@e
BON paprita bin5ugeton. 4lsbanr1
perben II un5e Mor@eln tii@ttg sez
pai@en, 1 8u@ie @%teinpil5e uno
cine 8id1e Gbampignons oaran ges
geben uno 1opiel 8outlon als n0ttg
1T, baB Der &eis orin auf3ie9en tann,
9os @au3e muB man an nt4t gu
beiBer @teIe 10 lange iangfam to9en
lafen, Bis Der &eis gar lit. ST muB
ober t0rntg bleiben, oesbalb 1T etpas
@orii9t beim umriibren n0tig. Man
gibt oiefes 5@madbafte @eri4t als
8eiloge gu &albsfritanoeau ooer ala
AT Hinbsroulaoen.
8raune Sud e II. Dieies &C.
b0d lit biuig uno babel moblidmet-
fcno. 1 Bfuno Noggcunebl miro nit
/ Bfuno 5irup, - Yfuno Butter,
! groBen Obertolle Mild, 1 See
l0ffel g%eitobenen 3int, etpas ge-
itoBenen Nelfen, geltobenem &nis
uno ettpas ubgeriebe1er 3itronet1-
id)ale gut ourdgeriibrt. Daln mer-
sen NIT Dcm Seel0ffel fleine 9duf,
de11 auf Elm gefettetes uno nit Webi
beItreutes 8adbied gelegt uno III
m6big tparmem 8adofen 10-1h
Winutet1 gebaden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
9ange1 f0rbert Ipfelernte.

Musbreiten bes Diinsers i'm Rreiie
nnter ben 3petgen oes 8aumes bat
gr0Beren @eninn er3ielt, als bic
glet4e Mense 0unger iber ben ganz
aen Sbtgarten p~erteilt, bert9ten
Mitarbeiter ber Obioer @erfuasita>
tion. SSn einem 9ur91@nitt bon
bier Sabren purbe idbrli4 ein Sc
tpinn BON bret SAB @epfeln pro
Mder our@ &reisbin9ung in gez
pflii9ten uno angebauten 5ld9en erz
atelt unb Elm FOLDER bon 6 rs SAB
in @rasfla@en, gegeniiber Der Musz
breitung bes Diingers iiber ben garz
gen @runb.
SIS be5ablt iid ieoo@, mebr Dinz
ger iiber bic gan5e 5ld9e gu pertetz
len, Inn an ben pffenen @tellen mebr
@ras gum 8eleeen Der pldBe unter
ben 8dumen berporaubrinsen.
9iingen Der 8dume in @rasfldz
diem bat in bier Sabren einen iabrz
li@en Mebrsepinn bon 91h SAB
per Mcre ergeben, als u%ngebIngte
8dume in berielben @eeeno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24

Niir @arm1 unn 6artrn
Mandert @etreibeporrate our Ser

Mamdert @etreioeuorrate 5nr @er'
uidtmng Der aorn,uurmer.
Weil srobe Mengen Des in oiefem
Sabre seernteten @etreioes Doruber>
sebenb auf ben Tarmen aufgeipeiaert
perben miffen, BIB fie bic Gleoato'
rem unb Jra@tpasen aufnebmen tons
men, berienbet Der @tnomologift Der
Sbioer Decentralization 4%npeiiungeu
fir Rdu@erungsmetboben 3ur Werz
ni9tung bes Rorntpurms, our4 ben
oft 2 Biz 20 proaent Der @etreioez
porrdte 3ugrunbe geben.
@erfu4e oeigen, Dob 5 Big 8pfuno
Observation-Disclosures Roblen1toft
(@arbon 8iiulpbio), nit DEM grobe
2eintpanbfdde getrantt uno bic in bic
8ebdlter %getporfen percen, alle Rornz
mirmer IN einem IL BEL IL Bel Z
SUP groBen 8ebdlter bon 1000 &uz
bitfub Raum perni@ten. ga ii4
bic 5lufigteit langfam perflii9tigt
follten our beiieren 8irffamtett ale
5palten unb @iife Der 8ebdlter NIT
bidem papier beoedt. peroen:
Doppelf@pefelfaures &oblenitoffz
gas 1T f@perer ols bic Suit uno
bringt baber in bas @etreioe Elm, oa
es fd ober BEL 70 @rab Wdrme bef<
fer %ausbreitet, empfieblt bic @taz
ticn, bob bic Mrbeit an tparmen 5az
gen DorgenDmmen tptrb.
Ollie 8ebdlter 1ollten SO @tunbeu
long feit sei@lOiisn bleihen' abtr
ni@f langer ols 40 Stunben, penn
bas @etreibe fir Musfaat benubt
pirb. @du4erung bon langerer
0auer mag bic &eimtraft, nt6t aber
bic Site bes @etretbes f4dbigeu.
9as Sos 1T erploiip unb follte boz
Der nidt bei 2i@t ober 5euer oer<
tpenbet tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
9ie @ermidtnns bes Mderienfs.

gu ben nerbrsitetften unb ldttg'
ften Mderuntrdutern geb0ren Der gelb'
blibenbe Mderfenf (@inapis Mrbenz
fis) unb Der peiBblibenbe Mderrettig
pber !9eberi@ @apbanus Rapbantitz
rum). 8eibe Mrten iinb unter benz
MQmer1 Semi" ollgemein betonut.
8et @erfuhen bat ii9 GUT unterz
briidung bes Gents unb anberer unz
frGuter bas 8eipriben nit elmer
5lpan5igpro5entigen @tienpitrioll0iung
ols am pirtfamften erptefen. Die
fes @erfabren 1T namentli4 our Werz
ni9tung bes @enfes III 9aferddern
{ebr gu empfeblen; cine @adbtgung
hes @etreibes 1T ausgei4lofien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
Sntter fir sic Manier5eit.

Tebern entbalten, mte ptfieni@aftz
li@e Inter 1u@ungen ergeben baben,
einen ni9t unbebeutenben Pro5entiab
an Protein. @ollen ii@ oieielben Bel
Der Neubilbung mdbrenb Der Mau=
isrperiooe oes @efliigels baber uorz
NAL entptdeln, 10 mii11en bic gez
ret4ten 5uttermittel AUDI genigenb
8rotein erbalten, UNI bic 5eoerbil<
bung gu begunitigen. Die gepObuz
li@ CUR 8erfutterung gelangenoeu
&0rnerfridte, tpel4e bic 2egetdttg'
felt Der 9ennen anregen, reip. erz
bolten follen, peifen nun atDar ale
einen mebr ober minoer sroBen proz
5entiaB an protein auf, allen fiir
tie Mauier geniigen tie metftens ntat,
es lei benn, oaB cine 3pedentfpre1
9enoe Misunderstanding berielbeu
ben Mongel on Proteingebalt aufz
bebt.
Cine berarttge Sroden= unb Bet@z
INSTRUMENTATION, bic fi@ fit bic
Mau1erpertooe portreffli4 betpdbrt,
iebt it@ mte folgt 5ufammen.
1. 8eim &Drnerfutter: 10 Pfunb
Mots, 10 Pfunb @ei5en unb 5
Pfunb 9afer; 2. beim fogenannteu
r9rp Maf6": 5 pfunb &leie, 5
pfunb @borts, 3h pfunb Jleti4z
abfdlle, epentuell 8eef Scraps, uno
/ Pfunb Oil Meal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
SM6 9afpta.

Siour sails. = Mii11ie, Sic
an 3iinob0l5hen nagten, mel6e in
Ser Sbeune 6es l1nmeit Menno an
iaiiigen Sarmers Sobn @arniih fall
len gelaiien mor0en maren, beruri a9=
ten elm 6el1er, 0as einen S9aoen bon
$4,000 anri6tete. @ouperneur
Norbed CAB Sen County, ertei6i=
g%ungsrdten 8eilung, 81. 6. Gotpn=
lep, 6em Brdii6enten Ser Nonparti=
ian 2iga, gu geitatten, in 9ii6 9afo=
ia &eoen 81 balten, 10 lange er pa=
triotii9e &e6en bdlt.
@uron.- 0ie Mnteilidein=Snba-
Der ser Sormers Cooperative Bad=
ing g.. itimmten etnmiitig fir cine
Grbobung 6es &npitals auf 5mei Wetl=
lionen Douor. @s beteiltgten ii6
500 Mftiondre an Ser Ser lammll1ng
un0 goben tbrer :3ufrteoenbett nit
bem Mufbliben 6es @ei6dftes Mus<
Druid.
Bierre. : SSn ser letten @i-
tung Ser @toatsanleibe : &ommii=
lton bat oieielbe Mnleiben gum Be-
trage bon $1,500,000 gutgebeiBen.
9ieie Mpplifationen famen aus mo-
be5n ouen Seilen 6es Staates.
8orfer. = Mebrere Ner1onen
linb Dor Sen @ountp=@ ertei6igungs-
rat 5itiert mor6en, Inn it9 tpegen
8erlebnng 6es 8efebls gegen Mn=
men6ung ser 6euti6en 5pro6e gu
berantmorten. 5trafen itn6 nod ni6t
befannt gegeben mor6en.
Mber6een.- Ser er tie Bieb=
berfouf in DEM nel1en $4,000 TO-
1ten6en Sobiuon, mel6er reuli6
pouen6et mur6e, tpar Elm GROCER @r=
folg. Sc nl1r6en 100 Meiiionri SOL
lep &ereforos 5u einem 9ur6i6nitts=
pref e bon $342 berfauft. Ser b06ite
8reis, $1480, tp11r6e fir einen Sui
len be5ablt.
@ionr Sails. = Sic 5to6t=
%fommiiidre botten cine Hetition bon
Steuer5ablern, mel6e Sic Srage ser
Musgobe bon 100000 8on6s CUR
grri9tung ser itd6til@en @leftri5t=
tqtsonlage Sen Stimmgebern am 5.
September nnterbreiten molen> a1tf
bos @utadten 6es 5ta6tantpaltes
GortpaD obgelebnt. Die @erpeiiung
ser Betition erfolgte, neil 6ieielbe on
gebli6 nidt genug 1nteri6riften
anftpieS, MIR etpa 100 an tatt Ser be-
n0tigten 1856. Nnn boben sic 8efur=
morter ser 8on6ousgabe cine 1teue
Betition eingeret9t, tpel6e Iber 200
11ntpr1hriftpn n1fsfmpift
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
Die alte beit1dtb.
8rpbtns 8ran6enbnrd.

Berlin. = Sic 8reiie fir &erren-
Mn5iige beginnen ing ungemeiiene 81
lteigen. 8or einem Sabre nod fan6
man es f9on ols iebr bo9, tpenn Elm
56nei6er fir einen Mn5ug, Ser I'M
Srie6en 100 Marf foitete,. SEN 6op=
pelten Breis berlangte. Mnfangs 6ie=
ies Sabres itiegen sic Bretie auf 800
Big 400 Marf. Munmebr berlangt
bereits cine befannte 51neioerfirmo
fir einen biirgeli6en Mn3ug 1000
Marf. Muf eine Mnfrage beim &eids=
perbanba fir 6euti6e &errenmo6e
muroe erfldrt, 6aB bteierSrets 6nrd=
aus ni6t iiberrai6en6 iei. Ser Sber-
ltoff fofte bel1te BEL einem Meterpreiie
.bon 1870 Big 100 Marf oQein i6on
ettpo 420 Marf; bier5n f6me 6as
Suffer nit 100 Marf; ferner sic 3n-
taten mie &n0pfe, Ndbiet6e nno
@orn, sic glei6fous cine i6min6eln-
Sc &0be I'M Breiie erlangt batten.
Serner mGre in lebter :3eit Ser Mr=
beltSlobn tint IS Pro5ent ge1t1egen.
&e9ne mon nun nod 6ie nngemein
boben @eibGftsnnfoiten bin5n, 10 er=
geben iib fir einen Mn5ug 700 big
800 Morf @eritequngsfoIten, 1000
Morf lei 6esbalb feline ibermdBige
6or6erung. Sc lei lei6er feline Mus=
Itdt borban6en, 6aB sic Erei1e auf
6ieler 5tufe bleiben; mon muiie biel=
mebr 6omtt rednen, oaB tie nod bel
b0ber iteigen tper6en.
&aDern. o
Miinden. = SOS baperii6e &11l=
tusminiiterium fat 6ie Muffiibrnng
bon Boiiionsipielen, sic BEN Oberam=
mergauern borbebalten tparen, IN
Miin9en genebmigt. Die religioien
@oritequngen iollten bereits I'M Sou'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24

fir die HIDE
Griat fit 3uder.

Mnftott 3uder tann man cine
yan3e Reibe BON @iiBigteiten antpe1z
ben, bic p%ollitdn1is barmlos iino uno
gut i@meden. Dieie @riaBmittel finb
in erfter Qtnie 3cn,a uno Die aus
ben peri@ieoensn 5e:Gten uno @dfz
ten bergeitellten Girupe. MuS Sc
treble bergeitell.s Ma6rungsmittel.
mie 8rot, &u&en nnr bic serf4ieoe,
lien 5rubtidsortitel mifien natur>
li4 periabt merpen. aber man brau9t
teinen 3uder ba3u. Sic Sirupe elgs
nen li4 iebr gut osau, ullo nur tpe>
mig Dapon 1T a0!;g, UNI ben 5a9en
eiren angenebmen Gei4mad gu &C.
Zen. puboing furn e6entalls iebr
let9t obne 3uder ber9eitellt per0en.
~8ropn 8ettp", 3. g., ldbt
ii@ iebr f@madbaft nit irgenoeinc1
%rt Don Sirup 3utereiten. Utan
neb1ne ba3u cine Qage 8rot> oann
e1ne Gage Mepfel, Sis nit @irup ooer
&ontg perfubt miro, unO pteoerbole
oiefe Pro3ebur, 6is bas @ei9irr poll
lit.
Sin onoeres @eri4t, rSatmea|
GETTY, ldbt lth aus ubriggebliez
6anem !9afermebi terfte!lea. Gas
Me5ept 1T: 2 5al!en geto&tes 9az
fetmebl, - Salle Hoiinen. 4 Mepfel
in tleine @tude seihnitten uno u
xaife 9onig ooer @irup. Mii4e
uno bade cine 9albe @turbe lang.
Mon tann bic wobti&medtaoe @peife
faIt pber narm fe:Dteren.
Mnoere Reaept:, bel bener1 bic erz
wdbnten @%riabmiitel fir 3uder per-
tyanDt peroen t0nnen. 1ino: ~Sns
oian Yubbirg". 9ier3u nebme
man 4 5ai1en Nt:i9. Il 5ulie Matsz
nebl, - Safe Mola1fes, "a See
lDffel @al3 unb einen Seel0ffel .Sngz
tper (@inger). Man to@e Mtl4
pno Mebl 20 Minrten unb fuge
matchmaker Motd11es, @al3 uno
Sngtper gu. Brlnye bag gan5e In
einen NIT Butter beitrt9snen 1opf
rno bade 5pe1 Gtunoen lang BET
langfamem 5euer.
5olgenbes 1T s1n Re5ept fit So
rig $ ~@u1turb": 2 Sa1fen
Mil@, 3 @igelb. u 5aiie 9onts
unD Is Seel0ffel @al5. Man mtf4e
&onig, @ier unD @al5, to@e bic
Mil@ unb gieb: fie uber Die Miz
1bung. Ro9e Big bic Mtf@ung bid
mtr0.
3uder1ofes Sngm e r
@rot: 3mei 3afisn Me5!, ~
&eelDffel @oDa, 1 5eel0ffel Sngper,
Ii SeelDffel @al3, cine Safe mo-
luiies, cine Saiie oeder, 1aurer W{tl9
u;1D elm ST. M;l&e uno iiebe bic
trodnen 3utaten, fuge Molai1es,
M1l@ unD 81 +u uno ribre gut.
&onn bringe mun Die M}ifaung in
e1ne nit Bett oosr 8utter beitriAene
ptanne unD bode iiber maBtgem
sSeuer Is Minut:n lang.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24

fe bes 5eptember auf ser 8reilidt,
biibne i'm @er5ogparfe ltattfin0en
800 Mittpirfen6e louten 0aran tell.
nebmen. 0ie Oberleitung liegt in Den
Sanhen 6es 77iabrigen ebemoligen
Observation-Disclosures grnlt b. poiiart,
Ser oen Sl16as ipielen miro.
Donoum0rtb. = Mm 3. 5eptem=
Der itarb nod fur5em ltnmobliein am
9er5i6lag ser &eoafteur Ser berbrei=
teten uno bo9geidabten SSugen6,
idrift ~&apbael", Soief Mario
S6mi0inger, Elm berborragenoer Ba'
oagoge, S0ealiit un6 Sugenoorgani'
1ator. @r mor ou6 Elm fleiBiger Mit=
arbeiter an ser 3entrurnspreile, iiber-
baupt boben sic @atbolifen 56tpa-
bens un6 gon5 0eutfdlan6s am Ser
itorbenen iebr biel berloren. Sein
Mn6enfen bleibt in boben @bren.
&ei9enbau. - 6leii9loie 8o6en
fir &urgd1te m1,r0en I'M 8a6 &ei=
9enbau un6 in @nrmil6 eingefiibrt,
ga sic @rndbrung bnr9 6ie 5ablrei=
6en @ebeimibladtungen gefabroet
lit.
9ei1en mnb @eHen=Maiau.
Main5. - Sn ser Breiie eridei<
men felt mebreren @o6en Na6ridten
aus Sen @eingegen6en, Die Sic Som
iumenten 6arauf porbereiten lollen,
6aB Sic 8einpreiie nidt iinfen, ion=
bern iteigen tper6en. Mngeit9ts Der
Gotia6e, 6aB io3uiagen ale groBen
8eingebiete 6es Main= un6 &bein-
lon6es cine orsge5ei9nete @rnte
gum Sell iogar cine &efor6ernte ouf=
metien, mtb 6ieie Een6en5 ODDITIES
8efrem6en erregen. Man 6iirfte mobl
eruarten, 6aB 6as @olfsmirtidaftS-
oeportement eini6reite> cine 8eitan=
6esonfnobme MAIDEN 1GBt nn6 &i6t=
preiie bor16reibt. Ser Birteitano II.
sic &oni umenten baben Elm &e@t anf
.S6ub gegeniiber elmer 5pefnlation>
sic ins @il6e gebt. @ente, mo ser
glGn3enbe @rnteiton6 ni6t mebr ge=
fGbr6et mer6en fam, lit es b0blte
Belt, 6aB energiih eingei6ritten nno
Or6nung gei6affen &peroe.
Gadien 1mb Sbiiringen.
grfurt. = Sn elmer nnter 6em
@oriib 6es baperi1den @eian6ten,
@rafen b. 2erdenfel6, %obgebaltenen
Mus19ub@SiBung 6es 6euti6en Gent
trolfomittes CUR 8efdmpfung Ser SUI
berfuloie iprah Ser 9erliner Gbtrnrg
@eb. Me6i5inolrot Brof. Or. Muguit
8ier iiber oie 8eban6lung Der ioge=
nonnten 9irurgiiden Suberfuloie.
@dbren6 friiber Sic @birurgte in @r=
mangelung on6erer Mittel sic franf-
boften 5teuen m0gli61t ausgiebig
entfernte, bat man na9 Dem 8or=
geben Ser 5dmei3er Mer5te &ouier
un6 8ernbar6 gelernt, 6as @onnen=
li6t CUR 8eban0lung, DEFENDERS Der
&no9entuberfuloie, nit @rfolg 81
b%ertpen6en. 9oB 6ieie Dirt ser 8e=
ban6lung ou6 in Ser Gbene mogli9
lit, beueilen sic @rfabrungen, Die IN
Sen lebten bier Sabren in SobenlD=
hen gema6t mor0en lino. gS muir
Sen 6ort I'M gan5en 480 &ranfe nit
birurgiiber Guberfuloie bebonoelt,
bon 0enen 253 gebeilt, 81 beinobe ge=
beilt> AZ unperdn6ert blieben II. 1rnr
49, gleih 4 Bro5ent, geitorben 1ino.
Seiterretd.nngarn.
@ien. = Sic &ei6slteQe fllr
Sdubber orgun erlieB eine8efonnt-
madung iiber 6ie 8ei6lagnabme uno
gnteign11ng getragener S@ubmaren
aus 2e6er, 6ie nod tiefer als bisber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24

pl,roe, lit bes Eotidlags i6uloig be-
fun6en uno 81 5ebn Sabren 3udt=
baus berurteilt morben. Beim erIten
Berb0r fonnten sic @eidmorenen li6
nidt einigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24

9ie Tranenredtlerinneit f6nnen
einen neuen Sieg Ser bon ibnen pro,
oonierten Observation-Disclosures
gnnn buden: in @lebelan6 iin6 5tpei
Domen megen 5traBenraubes ber<
baftet mor6er.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-03-07
Plenty of fine platinum jewe1ry.

This jewery store isn't scared bit by Uncle Sam's threat to commander all the platinum in sight. He is only going to grasp the unworked platinum and, if he wasn't he could bring himself to com mandeer such beautiful jewery as this
 How the clear diamonds flash in their platinum set ting How the unique square sapphres glow from their artistic platinum surroundings
 For there could be no finer more-beautiful platinum ewey than this shown heres there may be larger pieces but none finer.
 A rarely-handsome circular brooch is set with 12 sparkling diamonds and four square sapphires-$148
 An elaborate and wonderfully bar pin is set with p small pure-white diamonds arranged in striking fashion around large diamond-$210.
 ALaVaere is of dainty pattern and sparkles with 21 little fnely-cut diamonds $121
 Rich dinner ring of impressive style is set with 19 diamonds of pure ray-$8950
 Distinctive scarfpin is of ocagon shape and flashes with the fire of small but remarkably brilliant diamonds I-$45
 Such examples of a collection of platinun-and- diamond jewelry of unusual interest.
 And every piece in the collection bears price less than would bear in ordinary ewey sorefor this is no ordinary but jewelry store where fine jewels are sold at the same close margin as are other wares
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-03-07
.INDICT WILLIAM THOMAS AND PAL;
 MURDER CHARGED

Arraigned before Judge John P. Kellogg in the Superior court late yesterday afternoon following their indictment for murder in the first de- gree William (Baby DolD Thomas and Jacob (Texas) Hawkins, pleaded not guilty, and were remanded to jail to await trial at later term of court
 Their arraignment practically con- cluded the business of the February term of the Superior court, but in- stead of adjournment without day the court took a recess. This will allow a later session for any purpose between now and the opening of the May term in case necessity should arise.
 Thomas and Hawkins were before grand jury yesterday and after the testimony of L. E. Evans, a civil en- gineer, Medical Examiner Garlick, several of the habitues of the Key stone club. and policemen who were called to suppress the riot which broke out there January 6, a true bill charg- ing murder in the first degre for the death of Norris Pannill of Golden Hill street, was returned.
 Immediately after the presentment had been made to the court the two prisoners were put to pleay said Mot Guilty and were remanded to jail.
 PanniIl was shot the morning Of Sunday, January 6, after trouble had arisen at the club over a complaint to the police that he had been fieeced in a gambling game and thrown from the place. Sergeant James Burns ana other policemen were sent to the club in Water street, were refused admit tance, and shots were fired. Pann1I was hit in the back by bullet, but ran to Gilbert street before he col lapsed.
 Achievements were called for by the police, nearly the entire force or men on duty and many fremen were sent to the club, and after Q siege or several hours, during which many shots were fired on both sides, the freouenters of the club surrendered Pannill died of his wound.
 Coroner John J. Phelan, who con- ducted an exhaustive investigation, held Thomas and Hawkins cTiminally responsible for the death of Pannill.
 Thomas and Hawkins may be tried for murder at the May term of court If is not considered that Thomas ac- +uaHv fired the shot which killed Fam nil but there was much testimony before the coroner that he urged re- sistance to the police and urged oth- CTS in the club at the time to shoot
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-03-07
DIED

IAANE-In this city March 5, 1918, Richard Joseph Lane, beloved hus band of Jennie Cave Lane, aged 34 years, 5 months, 1 day.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, No. 1907 East Main street, on Friday March 9th at 2:3O p. m.
 Burial in Lakeview cemetery. Automobile coretege. SC b. CHIODO-In this city, Tuesday, Mar. 5, 1918. Santo Chiodo, aged 67 years.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, No. 34 Trowel street, on Thursday, March 7th. at a. m., and from Holy Ro- sary church at 9:45 a. m.
 Interment at St. Michaers ceme- Automobile cortege. S6 b. FEELiEY-In this city, March 6, 1918, Margaret E. Goodwin, widow of the late James Feeley.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No s89 Nichols street, on Friday March Sth, at S:30, and at St, Mary's church, at g a. m., with sol emn high mass
 Interment in St. Michael's ceme. sery. Automobile cortege.
 a eGRICE-In this city, Wednesday March G., 1918, George S. Grice aged 49 years.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, No 344 Dover St., on Friday. March Sth at 2:30 p. m.
 r Interment at Lakeview cemetery .Aaltom1bile- cortege. asp
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-03-07
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ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.
JURY FAILS TO
 REACH VERDICT

After consideration of the evidence for an hour the jury in the Common Pleas Court which was trying the suit of Charles Godbout against James G.. Curtis failed to reach a verdict, and Judge John R. Booth ordered a recess for lunch. It is expected an agree ment will be reached some time dur ing the afternoon.
 The suit is one which has been pending in the Common Pleas Court for the last six years. It is a claim for damages of $, 200 for loss of house hold furniture which took fire while being brought from Ansonia to this city, and was total loss. Negligence of the agents of Curtis, a truckman, was alleged.
 Curtis made the defense that matches in a bureau drawer left there by the owner of the goods was re- sponsfble for the fire, and made a counter-claim for $4OO for the loss of his truck which was also damaged.