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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
Long live Jimmy Gib1in,

Jimmy is also a redhot boxing fan and was a spectator at Bill O'Con- nelPs star amateur show the other night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
TRANS vs. COAIPOS.

The Iran A. c. goal shooters are getting into shape for their. game in Westport on Friday night when the
 locals tackle the Compo Life Guards on the court. A fast game is expected.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25

St. Louis, Jan. 25-President Sam Breadon and other officers were re- elected at the annual meeting of the St. Louis Cardinals yesterday
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25

AMHERST, Mass - Massachusetts Agricultural College defeated Am- herst at hockey, 1 to O.. Gordon scored the lone goal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25

Quizzed on his future diamond activities, Jimmy said: "Sure. Pm in the game yet, and can hit the old apple just as god as ever. No reason why I shouldn't be playing 20 years hence,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
Fairfield Red Men,
Y. NJ. H. \. Juniors.

Referee, Ansel; timer, Fod eman.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
GlenbroOk Big Five.
Y. M. H. A.
Juniors Defeat Red Men.

Releree, " aterS; timer, AnSel Time of halves, 20 minutes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25

Jimmy has a nifty City Hall job in stamford, being a member of the Board of Health staff
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
Alumni.
Mrs. Chapman, Best

Totals ..-..........
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25

WEST POINT, N. Y-St Bona venture College has been secured to fill the open date, Nov. 4, on Army's football schedule for 1922.
, 1922-04-10

ly, and the future holds hui little in store
for her IT matters continue in their pre-
sent course.
London, April 4th.-British diplomats
concerned in the Near East are worried
ever the attitude of the Greeks at Smyrna.
WHO are said to be placing a FiUme move
ment IN Smyrna town, rather th?n &C.
&C pit the decision of the Powers to turn
the town over TO The Turks.
London, April 4th.-Mr. Churchill an.
nOunced in he House Of Commons TO-DAY
that between February 10th and Malcn
10Th the following casualties occurred
during the Belfast disturbances. Thirty
two civilians killed and eighty six wound
ed. One officer and six policemen killed
and several won, .ded.
Ottawa, April 4th.-The Minister of
Militia and defence, in the House of Com
mons this afternoon, urging the adOnt-
ION OF his resolution providing 70.
lhe creation of department of nalior
al defence, explained that the resoh
lion was to form the basis for a hi
which would bring under one Mini
terial head the Departments of Militia
Naval Service, Air Service and tn
Royal Canadian mounted police, the OF
]ect OF this proposed legislation being
to-increase efficiency and promote eco
hoHhy I'D tn0 ADMINISTRATION OF these de-
partments. The ~amaIgamation of the de-
partmentS would, he stated. make un-
necessary the services of a lalge num-
Der of persons temporarily employed bv
the various departments, and the pel
n anent st IF would probably be able to
carry on the work, after the amalgama-
ton had taken place, by dispensing with
the temporary employees, by which a
saving Of from seven hundred thousand
to one million dollars per aanum would
be effected.
London, April 4th. am strong in
my faith that the patience and energy of
m! people, combined with spirit of con-
tidence and good understanding among
al classes, will overcome the distressing
conditions which have prevailed during
the past years" This is the text Of D
message which His Majesty the King
sent to the Associated Chambers of Com
mere. in its meeting here today.
Paris. April .4th. - The President of
the American Forestry Association will
send the French Government seven
hundred pounds Of fir seeds for re-
foresting the battle zone.
Budapest, April 4th. A proclamation
has been issued by the Legitimists de-
clareing the late Ex- Emperor's son
Otto King of Hungary, although tenn
porarily prevented fir m being crowned.
The Municipal Council has adopted a
resolution presented by Count Aponvi
, 1922-04-10

maximum period, for ex- emperor Charles
King Alfonso received a personal telegram
from the former Empress Zita, announc-
ing tn" death Of the ex- Emperor, and the
er' >a"I~A oyal family replied, ex-
pressing their coincidence.
New York, April 4th. Early today the
raw sugar market was frmer, with spot
prices for Cubas advised to 2.3t8 cost and
freight. equal to 3. SO, for centrfugals,
and second hand TO A.0l, Porto Rico's b.
ing quoted at 80. 80. The renewed activ-
ly and strength in the spot market led
to further buying Of raw sugar futures,
and prices at midday showed gains of
five to six points. There were no changes
in refined prices.
Paris, april 4th. The British Govern
ment has addressed a note to the French
Government to the effect that it will not
renew the three years convention, ex-
piring at al early date, relating to the
payment of interest by France on money
loane ! by England.
Paris, April 4th "A one year military
service III was defeated in the Chamber
of Deputies today by a vote of 81 to 227
after NJ. Poincare had insisted upon the
passage of a bill providing for eighteen
months service, which the government
Adu dppLONCO DIS nGCCSSdEy lOE france 5
security. On March 29th an eight months
service bill sponsored by NJ Concur.
moderate socialist was defeated.
Berlin, April 4th.--The Reichstag to-
day finally passed the Government new
taxation measures, including a compul.
sorry loan. The n~atinnalists independent
socialists aud communists voted against
the measure.
London, April 4th.-Mr. Lloyd George
is making a supreme effort TO settle the
engineering and shipbuildirg disputes be-
fore h ~.~,o% -. Genoa, the Mir lister of
Labour having up to the present failed
to bring about an agreement.
London, April 4th.-A grave warni.
to politicians was given today at a con-
ference at the London Chamber Of Com
merce, the speaker, a distinguished bL5
mess man, declaring that the present
scare Of taxation was driving the country
straight to disaster. The country he said
cannot stand the present level of taxation
any longer. The life of the modern bus
mess man has been made of ingenious
and protracted torture, the bulk Of taxa
ton paid today coming not from income
but from capital. A little more and the
whole economic structure of the country
must collapse beneath the strain, is the
firm belief OF those able to judge A
reduction of two sbillingS. and even Of
one, in the income tax. would h: cpnSi1-
cred, act a. a powerful tonic to trade and
, 1922-04-10
TELEGRAM MS.

IELEGRA MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Berlin, April 4th. German officials and
delegates of the Russian Soviet, who are
at present in this city on their way to
the Genoa Conference, conferred length.
lily today. with the object of framing a
joint pan Of action at the forthcoming
conference.
Washington, April 4rh.-4s a result of
the caving in of the roof Of the Knickbock-
err Theatre. in this city, last January by
architect and four others have been in
dicted by a jury in connection there
with.
London A~ril It'll .-Sugar in stock on
the LIST INST. was 76, 600. Last year 143,
600 tons.
Bombay, April 4th. Meetings are be-
ing held here almost daily for the pur-
pose of stirring up interest in the obser-
vance of a cO-called national week, which
is placed to commemorate the Inaugural
ton of Sandhis SWaraya campaign in
April 1921. The week begins on the
sixth, and an all Indian hartal, in the
form of a general strike, is planned at
it's conclusion. The all Indian Congress
Committee also recommend that the
eighteenth day of every month be cb-
served as a day Of sacrifice and prayer,
the sacrifice taking the form Of the con
tribution Of one days pay to the Swa1aya
fund.
Paris, April 4th.-The French attitude
towards the Genoa conference has under
gone a great change within the last forty
eight hours, the coldness and skepticisn
previously shown IN official circles having
given way to sentiments that something
must come out of the conference and
that the French Delegation must go to
work. M. Poincare has definitely decided
to go himself, as soon as his official du-
ties permit. The Delegation plans to
leave for Genoa on Sunday.
Madrid, April 4th.-"As Dean of the
Sove@igns and impressed by the circum-
stances attending the death of Emperor
Charles, said King Alfonso in a tele-
gram sent to Pope Plus Immediately he
learned of the death of the Austro-Hun-
garian ex-ruler, | take the liberty to re-
quest your Holiness to use your authori-
tative voice to the world, in order to
furnish his widow and children with the
necessary means of existence. Taking
into the condition of a widow, which the
most elementary principles Of humanity
respect and protect. ! ana certain thai
the Sovereigns and chiefs OF the States
of the former Arstro Hunga-
rian Empire, will join with their proven
bal generosity, and that it will not be
, 1922-04-10

reports from the ~coTnDany's branches
in the larger cities ref to "sales bet
ter than any time in the last five years."
American Paper.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

Dem 5taotfrieobof. aDer Ser
ltorbene mar allgemetn beliebt n1to gez
a6tet nnb ser Tamilie nitro nngetetlz
ties Set Ell ge5pllt.
Selema6 s.. Bud.
0o1nerstag LESTER @oGe traf bier
Ste 5rauerboti6aft etn, Oab Ielemad
S.. Sud- BON gforb Wea1fato 0enlelben
Morgen UNI 4 nbr TIM Smmanuel
~Soipital in Ma11fato pl0blt6 geitorz
BEN let, nod elmer Operation Ste an
tbm poll3ogen morben mar, Ser
G~eritorbene muroe an II. Wat 1857
auf bem 0ampfer uIelema6" %geboren
alS sic @ltern. bon 0ent1dlano rn6
Nmertfa anSma11oerten. Saollrd
fam er gu Sem g}amen 8 ema6. Die
-Tamilte lieb ii6 5uerit IN Seem Oorf
1ieoer, fam oann na6 Gbicago uno
ipdter mad gftcollet County, no iie
li6 Sem Mderbau miometen, Ser
Ser torbene perebelt6te it6 am II.
9eptember 1888 NIT SRI. emma
Dalueg. Ma6bem iie Ste alte Setmz
ltdtte in Gourtlanb Iomnibip 10
Sabre bemtrti6aftet batten, famen tie
na6 Stem mlm upo Dor nngefdbr II
Sabren lieoelten ite na6 Nor0 Man=
fato iiber, Nuber ser @attin miro
ser Ser torbene BON folgenoen 2tnz
bern itberlebt:: sSrau Hranf 5trub,
Norb Manfato Srau George ga
Tepre, @aroen Gitp, Minn,; Marttn,
Mrtbur u1o 9arrp Sud-, ale BON
Norb M%}anfato. Gr nitro ferner iiber.
lebt pon 8 @nfelftnbern un0 5>Det,
Briioern uno BRET 96meitern:: Senrp'
8ud, Bufialo Safe; Trau 5enrp S.
8ader, @onrtlanb; Trau Gba8. 2ange,
Oibama; 9ontS 8ud, &altipen,
Mont. utb Brau grnit 96nerr,
Seem lllm. Sine. 96mei ter, 6rau
Ireb @infel bon @ourtlano itarb boz
ungefdbr 9 Sabren. 0a8 2ei6enbe=
gdngntS fanb 9onntasnadmtttag ln1
2 nbr itatt. Baitor q. S. Mtnter
anrtierte unb bie 8etiebung erfolgte
auf Sem rYilgrims Neit4 Trteobof.
Ote folgeroen 8ertpanbte u1lo Srellnz
Sc. BON Stem nlm nno llmgegeno
mobnten SEM Acknowledgements bet:
6rau Grnt @dmerr, Url. W}altnoa
0alueg, Tran Nuguit 9aatboff, Trau
Soiepb .Stemeper;; SEER nnb Tiral
@aloemar Neblaff, Otto S(d16ddeef[ee1r
uno Sobn 8oebler, all. pom bter TJreo
Dalueg un0 Sobn Scar pom Msilforrpp;;
9ermann 5ellmonn, SolepR S6ilflssrr
unb 5err uno BGran Sobn5 @reenb9oq5
ale BON @onrtlan6. s5i5 40
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
8rieffaiten,

g. @.-Sn ser 9pnderei itebt Nif-
iiilippi an ser @pihe aller 9tooten.
SIN Sabre 1921 muroen balelbit
"A .Ber1onen gelpn6t, in Georgia
II, Bloriba 8, Ieras z, Nrfanias
6, nlm. Sn Miiiouri bat Rtdter
9nt6 INT porigen Sabre ETH OFFER
eeforoert. SIM ganSen 2anoe belief
ii9 sic s3abl ser 2nndopfer onf 81.
8. .9.-@8 1T mabr, I'M W1tttelz
after, unter Dem 3nnftlnitem M, mar
Sic tdglt6e Nrbeit iebr lang, aber
Sic ptelen Getertage tm Sabre bra6=
ten einen Nusglei6 3u 5tanoe, Ser
Sic our6i6nittlide 3abl Ser Mrz
beitSitunoen per Sag betrd6tli6 re-
ou3irte. 90 ). 8. lefen mtr, bab
i'm fiirf3ebnten S%a6rblnoert tn Der
englii6en 9fabt Stem Dorf Der Nrz
beitstag Der GRANDDAUGHTER BON Mar5
Bis 5eptember BON 81 llbr MlorgenS
bis balb s l1br1 AbenNs ballerte NIT
Gtni6lnb elmer lmlbltiinotsen 6riIb
lthdS unb ether Observation-Disclosures
MittasBpauie. Ole eigenfit6e Nrz
beit85eit betrue oemna6 - liz
.9tunoen. Nm 5amStag muroe ie=
bod sgem0bnli6 MIR etnen balben
5ag gearbeiiet. 9nr6 ste ptelen
Geiertage muroe ste S3abl ser Nrz
bett8mo6en auf A reou5irt. Die
Tetertase mo6ten ,5uiammen e6t
Woden i'm Sabre aus. Sic ieben
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

allo, baB ste Sanb merfer I'M Wltt=
telqlter iid f%eineSme9S 81 Iooe ge=
afbettet baben. NnPs Sabr be-
rednet, ergiebt itd fir ite eine
bur6i9nittli@e tdgli6e N~rbetts5ett
BON 10 9tunben. Nber aud oieie
8ere6n111g lit nod 5u boot, meil
ia IN SEN. @tntermoraten bte tug
lt9e Nrbett85ett fir5er mar ais I'm
CONNER.
IS. T,-Mir oanfen Sbnen fiji
oa8 in ben 8rieffait enmann geieste
8ertrauen, bod f0n1en mir eS nt6t
NIT unierem @emtlien pereinbaren,
Sbnen fir etn Nusenletoen, beiien
nrla6en mtr ni6t f%ennen, ein 5ctlz
mtttel- gu empfeblen. Wir rotten
Sb11en 6%ringen0, it6 on etnen 81
perldliigen Nugenar5t 81 %tpenoen,
0enn bas Nu9erltdt lit baS foit=
bar lte Gut, meldes ser Meni6 be-
libt uno 1amit lollte er niemals
leidtfertig. .ober let6titnnig nmsez
BEN.
5. 0.-g1a6 oem iiineiten Gen<
luS fat ct. 2outS etne Negerbe<
p%0lferung BON 69,603 &Dpfen, mo5n
natiirltd au6 Ste pgan5 beaen Wu@
latten, sic lid. nur mentg BON ben
@eiben unterldeioen," nit etn9e=
reGnet itnb.
q. M.-A-Wenn Sbr 9au8berr Ste
eri am tSd4igfettStag bon elmer
9teigerung 6eS MietSpreties benabz
ri6ttgt bat, ootrttt unter benz 9e=
leb oieie ert I'M fiibernd6iten Mfonat
iii &raft. GUM Beiipiele.s Sbre
|M1iete mar an 1. Sanuar fdlig,
uno an oemlelben Sage erbtelten ste
Sic pielgefiir6tete ugfoti5" Damn
brau6en 9te Ste. GrbDbnng erit am
pom 1. Mdr5 al 81 b%erappen.
g.. @.--@te miiien einen STD
ablegen, bur9 0en ste ltd BON
Sbrem alten 8uterlanoe loSfogen.
q. 2.-@ie' f0nnen Ste g6mdgertn
fon1mer lalien, bod mnB oaranf &C.
a6tet merbe11, bab tie nt6t ais
i%iber3dblig BET ibrer Nnfnnft tn CT
mem amerifanilhen 6afen 5nridge=
balten unb mteber 5uridtranspor=
tiert miro. Ser 96iffSasent brallz
fen fann bieleS permeiben.
$. B.-yfa6 benz bon Sbnen
ongegebenen &urS tomb an benz
Sage Sic N1arf auf 0.5828AsGcnt,
5. j.. 100 Marf fo1t1ttea Sic fit
So IA Gents f%aufer, 1000 Weorf fit
$3.50 nim. 57'
81. 81. .E.-go bel MIR tn Or
fabrung bringen f0ntlen, iino a1OO
lde9os1lomafti6e &ronen $1.76
mert uno 100 S1terret6tl6e &ronen
8 Gent8. 1000 &ronen BON critic
rer Mdbrnng tpdren alio 5000 IN
amerifanil6em @elb inert nnb bon
lekterer $3.50. SebenfallS meraen
Die 8anfen nod 8ebiibren bere6nen,
lobab sic @nmme bie bier ausbez
5abfit miro nod .geringer iein biirfte.
Die 8aluta mag IN einem Weonat
bon iekt nod meiter sefallen icin.
@S lit i6mer 5n raten ob eS 5pedz
entipre6en0er 1T 0aS @elb briben
gu laiien ODER bterber l6iden gu
laifen. sc lit mebr ober menigcr
Equalization nnb Bic Hatlamfeit mub
l6ltebli6 bem 8etreffenoen anBetm=
ge1teM merben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

9ofal Menigfeiten,

2ofal Menigfeiten.
0ie 8al1er &apelle ltefert
Nreitag Nbeno tn @leneoe Ste W1u
lit 81 etnem 1an5oergniigen.
srolt Marsdretba gpgel be:
iudt biele ySode Srei1hoe unb Ser
ma1lbte IN SEN S6mei ter itdbten.
SEER uno 6rau Gbmtn
5dmals bon @tntbrop mare1 aus
gangs lekter @o6e I'M GbaS. Br1lt
Ss. Setm gu So tie.
Serr ll1lo Trau Garl Guatl
bon 8rooftngs. g. .. maren ube1
5onntag i'm S. g. 3i6unfe Setm
an 5iio 5tate 9trabe gu Ga tie.
gultau 2iipfe BON Gourtla1b
ser 1ih in etnem bteiigen 9oSpttal
etfler Operation nntcrmarf, erbolt
lid BON Ser elben tn Sufrteben ltellen>
ber @eiie.
sri. Silba 8lauert perreiitc
Monta9 nod Nenpille no ite
ibrem @6mager unb ibrer 96mel ter,
Yaltor uno Trau 81, 96terenbed,
ei1en ldngeren 8elu6 ali tatten nitro.
Nnlabli6 ieines 60, @tesen=
feltes bemirtete @amStag 4beno S,
Is. 8lal1ert ei11e Nn5abl 6reunoe
uno @ermanote. 9pdt am Nberl0
muroe ein feiner 2lln6 @lerptert.
: Die Sri. Gertrude 8infelz
mann unb Gbna 9amann ltno nod
ct. Saul screilt UNI tn oaS Sean
Martin 8romn Setm einSntreten
Inn einen &uriuS IN Gtnoer Hflege
SIT neblnerl.
@epotter @tor6 ~lieferte om
s. sSanllar I'M Seim BON. 9errn
uuo Urau @. 9, @omarbS an
Nforb 6ront 9traBe etnen ltrammen
5tommbalter ab 5ur groBea1 greet
Sc; ser @ltern.
e SEER uno Trau Sobn 9affert
bemirteten Counting Mbenb et1te Nnz
sabl Treunoe in ibren 5etm. W}an
uerfirste ii6 Sic 3ett bcim 300"
Spiel uno ipdt am Nbeno muroe etn
fet1er 2unh lerDtert.
Treitag Nbeno benirtete Bran
Serman 9laabe cine Nn5abl ibrer
Syrerlnoe bet einem 6 ubr 0tnner.
Scr Nbeno seltattete ii6 gu ct
nem b06lt an%gcnebmen fir ale
Sic ii6 oaran beteiltgte11.
Nrl. 9ucil(e 56leuoer, Ste
in ser @tate Bono & Mortgage
So. eine Mnltellung bat, %untermarf
ltd 9amstag I'M bieltgen 2oretto
Sospital einer Operation BON mel
der lie it6 tn ri rellt6er Met1e
erbolt.
- Meontag Ma9mittag u11b q
berb bemirtete Grnlt 9ipfe etne
gn5abl 8erman6te udo Sreunoe tn
letnem Sctm an Mor0 @albtngton
5trabe, anldbli6 letne8 8ebnrtS<
tageS. Mbenos murben &orten &C.
lpielt. 9fa6 S6lub oeS Sptef8
ml1rbe cin fetner 2un6. lerptert.
i Der Trauenperein Ser bieltge1l
M~etbootlten Stride erndblte IN Jet
ncr iabrli6en 8erlammlung lebten
Ireitag Nbeno f%olgenoe 8eamte tiir
Sas fomme1loe Sabr: Hrditoenttn,
fSrau sc. 3. Nderion; 8t5e 8rditz
Senttn, 6rau 8. q, @aut; 9datmei<
itertn, GSrau 6enrn Meumtrfb; Get
retQrin, Trau $. s. <@bmiiton.
8 Or. 8. S. @ammermeiiter
llno Or. $. 6. @0miiton maren
lette @o9e in Nenpille no iie
.3eugntS abgaben in Ser 96aoener<
jab &lage Die @ugb ;@arfon gegen
Sic Tairfar Telephone SO. arlse>
frebt batte, mesen 8enesansen 6RN
CT erbielt mabreno- CT fir. btelelbe
arbettete.
8escrt uneebiibrlt6en Bstraz
gems bel Dem 1ar5 Der Mittmo6=
Mbeno III ser. Nrmorp gcgeben mIr=
Sc, battcn ii6 Soiepb uno Gmtl
&rars nno Sobns Carlton Dor 6rte>
bcnsriGter Sogen DonnerStag mor=
gen gu perantmorten.. Dte &raus
SunsenS .muroen gu lie $40 nno
Soften llnb Der lestere 5u $500
nno Soften perurtetlt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

gu @erfaufen-3 it0diges gadltein
@el6dftS @ebauoe, @de 3. 91oro
nnb Minneiota 9trabe. Mu6 9le=
fiben5, Gde 10. Morb uno German
9trabe. Nad5ufrasen 6et gmil
S. 8uenger. Nbp. 48tf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

Seize tins Nti5s 8esrriidnst.-8rjnr
gen ste tire 8el5e uno Teae r1acb
oer SEEM lllm 9t0e &c. Sur Co.,
palace 9toern. Ser b66ite Marftz
pretS miro be5ablt. Eel. 225.
0ermon 8ros., gtgentun1er.
.Nbb. soft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

gu observation-disclosures &or6bol5,
bartes. nn6 met1eS. Nad3ufragen
BET Wm. @lntb, Telephone $50.
Go. Stem ulm, Mtnn.
NDD. ii
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

taE&t.MGE8 rNF# NGHf8ytENEEE4 Hr
@aben sie AugebDrige in 9eutid
Lamb D6er Selterrei62
QUDle1 sic biieien cine .Breuoe be-
rcite1. 9ann ididen Sie ibncn sisi
nNietp ll1m 8nt" fir Elm Sabr.
Sns Musla11o fDftet bieielbe S2.5e
prD Sabr.
@arum lallen @te ni6t iett Sbre
s3immer beforiren 100 Watertal n1lo
Nrbeit billigere inb nie I'M Briibtabr?
2tefere e~ritflaifige Nrbett tn mooerner
s3immerD Celebration. Bretle aut ger=
langen.
Nler. @dmenoineer,
Sc. 3O7 9eforatellr.
No.p l-3
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Mbonniert anf bieie 3eitnng.
&aa3H =

@eindt-Neonn NITRO sein6t, ser SIC
Sei3anlage In Sen Harfpiem Nparts
mentS 3l2 5Hb @crman 9trabe
ibernimmt. Sierauf Nefleftierenr
Be iollen nrlper5iigli6 Gel. 254 anf=
rufer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-19

asked a reporter. Mayo, happy
though in Jail. smiled quizzicalfy.
Life is strange, isn't it? Do YOU
know | think I would do it all over
again." he replied. at am wholly
optimistic. I am expecting a new
trial. I am content here. / am
happy here" Mayo was convicted
after his trial had been delayed
three years. He is a New Haven
radio manufactures.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-19
View of the labor procession,

| ing 1t about Indeed, the childish
| bravado of his last speech had voiced
a wish, but beneath the wish Peter
had guessed a protest against the in
/ evitable.
| Peter acknowledged McGufres
| right to seclusion in his own house,
but he found himself wondering
| whether death for the intruder as
| proposed by his employer were a JUS
| tffable means of preserving 1t, es-
pecially If the strange visitor did not
himself use violence to gain his ends.
And so, when Mcclure presently
poured himself another glass of whis-
| ky, and drank it, Peter took the lib
| erty of asking the question
ct am ignorant OF your laws in this
country, Mr.. Mcclure, but doesn't It
| seem that short of forcible entry of
this house we would hardly be justi-
fed in shooting the man.
'T take the responsibility for that"
'1 understand. But what I was
going to propose was a hunt through
the woods tomorrow. A description
of this man would be helpful For
instance, whether he was smoothly
shaven or wether he had a beard-or
Or a TnuStache ?"
MCGUIRE scowled.
THE man has a slight growth of
beard-of nustache. But what diff
ference does that make? No one has
right here-without my permits
sion.''
Peter slipped at his glass. As he
had suspected, there were two of
them.
That's true. But even with this
we can move with more intelligence
This forest IS your. property. If we
fnd any person who can't give an &C
count of himself, we could take him
into custody and turn him over to the
proper auth critics."
mo. No." cried Mcclure And
have him set loose after a trivial ex-
animation? Little good that would
do. This man who is trying to reach
me-
Mcguire stopped suddenly. glaring
at his superintendent with bloodsho OF
eyes. and Peter very politely waited |
for him to go on. But he brought |
his empty glass down on the table |
with a crash which shattered st
HE mustn't reach me-" he roared. |
'T won't see him. That's understood |
He's a man ia have no more com
junction about shooting than-
Mcguire. with a curious sudden
ness, stopped again Then rose and
resumed his habit of pacing the floor |
For a moment 1t had almost seemed
as If he were on the point of a reveIa-
ton. But the mood passed Instead
of speaking further he threw out his
arms in a wide gesture.
I've said enough" he's growIed.
more than enough. You know vour
duty And he gestured toward the
door do it, he finished brusoueIy.
Peter had already risen. and Stry-
ker internationally opened the door
for him.
It'll stay on duty all night Mr.
MCGUIRE he said quietly. I'D adj
wise you to turn in and get some sleep. 1
You need it,
cTo Be conttnuedo