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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
ARTURO GIOVANNITTI AR
RESTATO

Cambridge, Mass.-Arturo Clio
vannitti, della l. w. w. E state
qui arrestato chiuso nellie prigi-
oni della contea di Middlesex. Es-
so e accusato di cospirazione.
Allo stesso tempo e state pure
arrestato e pei medesimo titolo
Ray S. Tanning Anche questi
trovasi ora nellie prigioni su men
ZiOnate.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
LA PROMOZIONE DI PEPPINO
GARIBALDI

ROlTA-Si e appreso dall'ulti-
mo "Bollettino AIilitare" che il
tenente colonnello Peppino Carl
baldi, per disposizione del Conan
do, e state promosso al grado di
Comandante di Brigata, per meri-
to straordinario di guerra. Egli
81 e distinto specialmente nella ul-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06

terebbe La Turchia in tale pOsizlo,
ne da Obbligarla ad una pace Sc
parata ale condiziOni che meglio
potrebbe ottenere.
ST vocifera che la Germania sta
Importance dalla Turchia una
grande quantita di provviste, spe-
Gle olio grano e questo traffico
non potra essere mterrotto Sc
non quando la linea sara tagliata
dagli eserciti degli AlIeati operan-
ii in Macedonia.
II ritardo nella mobilitazione
dell 'esercito greco, che dovra aiu-
tare quelli dell 'Intesa, e dOvuto
ALA mancanza di equipaggiamen-
te che dovra essere fornito dalla
Francia, dali 'Inghilterra e dagli
Stati Unit. QuandO tutto sara
ottenuto, le forze greche, forti di
100000 uomini potranno aiutare
eli Alleati ed unit sconfggere j
nemico su quel teatro di guerra.
Inoltre, come appare dai recen-
ii dispacci da Roma, il grande e
.sercitO italianO in Albania 81 pre-
para a cooperare con attacchi al
fianco destro del nemico.
Tn altro telegramma aggiunge
che Ie truppe itaIiane cosruisco-
no strade su terreni insidiosi non
ostante gil sforzi degli austriaci
e del loro alleati per Preyenre 81
importante lavOro.
Per la prossima primavera j
comando dele forze anglo-france-
81 avra cosi riunito in Macedonia
eserciti e munizioni in tale guam
tita da ottenere una decisiva Wit,
tOria in tale settOre.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06

TONDRA. 4 4-Stamattina allie
ore G dopo un violentissimo bonn
bardamento, Ie truppe inglesi CO.
mandate dal generate Haig hanno
lanciato un violento attacco ad est
-di Ypres nella regione del Belglo'
su di un fronte di 9 miglia, r1u-
scendo a penetrare per l'estenslo-
ne di un miglio nellie linee trlnce-
rate del tedeschi. Moltissiml prl-
glionieri cominciano a giungere
nelle retrovie, e parecchi villaggl
mel settore ad est di Ypres tro-
vansi gia nellie mani degli lnglesl
vittoriosi.
Secondo i critici militari questo
colpo improvviso del generate
Haig pu6 essere considerato uno
del piG Important, Sc non il plu
importante, di lutte lie battable
fnora combattute, tanto per I'M
piego degli uomini, dele munlzlo-
nj e del cannoni, quanto per loc-
cupazione del territorio. LIE per-
dite del nemico sono ritenute san
guinose.
Soltanto a Zonnebecke, tire divl-
sioni tedesche, presso a POGO 40
miIa uomini, sono rimaste distrut-
te e sgominate, durante contrat-
tacchi svolti per riconquistare il
terreno perduto mel primo impeto
fatto dagli inglesi.
Una dele posizioni pid impor-
tanti catturate dagli Inglesi la
eresta di Passehendaele che domi-
ma la Inca montuosa attrayersan-
tie la pianura del Belgio in dire
zione di Ostenda zeebrugge. u
obiettivO finale degll lngleSl ap-
punto la conquista di queste due
Important citta dele coste belgi
che, citta trasformate dai tedesch.
in potent basi naval per / lore
sottomarinin.
Questa nuova offensive del Co
mando inglese, costituendo una
nuova Ease nella battaglia dele
Fiandre, ia parte della campagna
che 81 intende espletare per ricac
clare tedeschi dale ultime posi-
zioni montuose che ancora Occu
pano. giu fno ALA pianura del Bel
gio dove la lotta dovra assoluta
mente svolgersi in campo aperto
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
SACERDOTI MEL CORPO SA
NITARTO

ROMA-Il Ministro della GUer-
"a ha notifcato al sacerdod rifor-
matt che verranno ritenuti idonei
IL servizio mel corpo sanitario an
che quelli in cura d anime.
Essi potranno essere adibiti
quail soldati in funzione d'aiutan-
i al Cappellano assistenti dei
origionieri anche con mansioni
administrative. LIE disposition
veranno date dial vescovo Ga
Strense.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
LIE POTENZE NEU-
TRAIL BLOCCATE

Washington-m un proclama
pubblicato dalla London Gazzet-
te" e proibita la esportazione di
qualsiasi genere nella Svezia, Nor
vegia, Danimarca Olanda.
Dallo embargo" sono esclusi
soltanto gil effetti PERSONAL, che
sono portati dial proprietario.
Gil Stati Unit fecero primi
passi verso questo provvedimento
fino dal 15 luglio, quando con pro
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
TRESCA z GIOVANNITTI SOT-
TO FORTE CAUZIONE

Telegrafano da New York che
Ie autorita federali han messo sot-
to $4,000 di cauziOne per ciascu-
no / signori Carlo Tresca, Arturo
Giovannitti e gil altri membri dell
I. W. w. arrestati giorni or sono.
Giovanitti ha trovatO subito il
garante ed state rilasciato in IL
berta provvisoria; per gil altri 81
sta lavorando alacremente allo SEQ
po di trovare la garanzia al pi1
presto possible.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
GIL ALLEATI ATTACCHERAN-
NO LA BULGARIA IN
PRIMAVERA

Washington-n piano formula
to daglf Alleati per un offensiva
nei Balcani, sarebbe quello di a
vanzare su Sofa, la capitale bull
CARA, per tagliare lie comunicazio-
nj ira la Germania e la Turchia,
clio che praticamente eliminereb-
be la Bulgaria dalla guerra met
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
L'AMERICA DEVE DICHIA-
RAR GUERRA ALL'AUSTRIA

MILANO-n Congressman a
mericano Medill Mccormick, dello
State Illinois, dOpo aver passatO
una lunga minuziosa vista tanto
sui fronte del Trentino che su
quello del Carso, ha dichiarato che
da quella vista egli 81 E formato
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06

va che nell 'ultimo SemeStre lie en-
trate del Bilancio dello State fruit
taronO la somma di quattrocento
ottantaQuattro miioni, mostrando
cosi una differenza in piu del cen
totrentatre per cento sui corri-
spondente periodic precedente ALA
guerra.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
Dnte sulIIsOnzo costruitO dagli Italian

la convinzione assoluta che l'Ame-
rica debba dichiarar guerra anche
all Austria Ungheria Sc vi vuol ra-
gione dele due autocrazie teuto-
niche.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
La ripreSa dell'OffenSiva Ita1iana

time operazioni svoltesi mel settore
della Marmolada dove i noStri, CO.
me 81 ricorda, fecero scoppiare u
ma poderosa nina che ci cOndusse
all Occupazione di Important pO-
sizieni nemiche.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
Le YittOrie IngleSf
nellie Fiandre

clama presidenziale, 81 dichiaro
un embargo" assoluto sulla e.
sportazione del prodotti americani
ST crede ora che tanto la Fran
cia, uuanto l'Italia seguiranno SEN
"a ritardo l'esempio dato dagli
Stati Unit dalla Gran Bretagna.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
LIE NOSTRE ENTRATE IN AU.
MENTO

ROMA-Dal rapporto statistico
del ministro dele Finance 81 rile-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
Per lie mogli del richiamati sotto
lie armi

SecondO una sentenza pronun-
ciata ultimamente dial magistrate
Golf i militari ammogliati sotto
le armi debbOnO rilasciare sui loro
salario $40 al mese per lie loro mo-
gil.
I'm soldato semplice americana
riceve mensilmente il salario di
$50, oltre il vito vestiario.
La sentenza e stata pronunciata
mel case Sollevato da Mrs. Edna
Worst Soeder, la quale ha accusa-
to il marito di averla abbandona-
ia, dopo che 81 fu arruolato.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-10-06
L'EsAME DI z MTLIONI DUO.
MINI

Washington-Entro le prOssime
due settimane il Presidente vii
son emanera un proclama per au-
torizzare il Prevosto MaresciaIo
Generate a procedere all'esame fl
sico del Z milioni di giovanni sog-
getti al seryizio militare non chi
amati ancOra allie armi
La ragione di quest 'urgenza
nella nuoya chiamata sta mel fat
to che il Dipartimento della Guer-
ra ha bisogno di sapere subito su
quale riserva d d'uomini pu6 fare
assegnamento.
Intanto E state deciso che per il
.1.o novembre debbano essere in
Watt al campi d d'istruzione lutte
lie reclute assegnate al primo eser-
cito di 687 mila uomini.
La chiamata e fssata per il II
-Ottobre.
Attualmente nei 16 campi 81
trovano circa 100000 reclute. Al
tri 260 mila uomini verranno mo-
bilizzati domain, ed il resto il II
cOrrente
Per lie mogli del richiamati soto
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15
COLLINS MOVES TO LYRIC.

Due to the phenomenal success
that he has enjoyed as one of the
leading dance instructors in this city,
Charles Collins, who has been holding
his Thursday evening classes, and
dances at the Masonic Temple, will
move to Lyric hall, located over the
Lyric theatre and in that building on
Main street This move has been
made possible through the growth OF
Mr.. Collins classes which are now
very large. Another factor that has
suggested a move would be practical
is the excellent condition of the floor
and the general good appearance OF
the Lyric hall. The floor Is brand
new and the conditions are much
more adapted TO dancing.
= Mr.. Collins started an innovation
in this city which has been accepted
by many who enjoy dancing. The
first hour each Thursday evening has
been set aside for class instruction.
1t is in this hour that beginners are
taught the finer arts. Following the
hour of instruction, everyone is in
vited to dance for the rest Of the
evening which has proven most ac-
ceptable as means of an evenings
real enjoyment. For the class in
struction work, a small consideration
has been charged while still smaller
sum has been levied for the dancing
that follows.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15
Amusements
POLI'S

Whats the Idea? '' is the title of a
musical comedy that tops the pro-
gram at Polls the first half of the
week. 1t is billed as 'vaudeville's
rlassiest and sassiest offering, and
Introduces a number of clever artists
In a happy arrangement of songs,
dances and comedy.
Gene Green and Co. will be an extra
added feature in the bill, presenting
M. Green in his always pleasing rep
ertoire of song sketches. He is a YER
satile artist well known to all vaude-
vile lovers.
Miss Juanita Hanson, a film favor
lite, and sKolb and Dill, the famous
comedians, will be seen in Glory a
seyen-part romantic drama that heads
the scree,, program. Pathe's Pictorial
News will also be shown.
A comedy sketch, Love In the
Suburbs will have an important
place in the bill, being variety skit
that was CONSTRUCTED solely for laugh
Ing purposes.
Smith and Farmer, in the newest
songs and dances, and Raymond Will
bert, comedy juggler, will complete
the vaudeville bill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15

House Peters. the popular screen
leading man and Myrtle stedman,
well known Morosco player, will be
seen in the titular roles in the five
part Oliver Morosco- Paramount mas
terplay, The Happiness of Three Wo-
men," which heads the all feature
program at the Empire theatre this
afternoon, evening and tomorrow.
This Id one of those unusual fea-
lures containing just enough comedy
and drama with sprinkling Of thrills
to form q delightful yet most inter-
esting comedy dramatic features we'll
summed mp as fascinating society
play.
Mr.. Peters for sometime was play
ing leads. with the Lasky players OPP
posite Blanche Sweet and other Lastly
stars, and. his excellent acting was al
ways enjoyable.
Miss Stedman will be we'll remem-
bered through her Interpretation Of
the role Of the wife in the last Beban
feature done by Morosco some time
ago,
III conjunction with this masterplay
an Ill feature program Of single and
multiple part comedy and dramatic
Universal subjects will round out the
program
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15

LpcaI film fans have real cause for
5ubilation the forepart Of the week
for the Plaza has announced the ap-
pearance of Frank keenan,, the emin-
ent character delineator in his latest
contribution to the camera. 1.-The
Bride of Hate" remarkable drama
of the old South In which the famous
star is given unlimited opportunity for
the display of his wonderful versatil-
ity The story itself is absorbingly in
teresting and based upon a revenge
plot. keenan, is supported by that
charming young emotional actress
Margery Wilson, who will be remem-
bered for her splendid work in 1.-The
Sin Ye Do" the recent keenan, pro-
duction.
The vaudeville program is headed
by THE Fascinating Flirts,' merry
whirl of song, dance, humor and girl
lsh charm with Phil Adams as the
star The act was secured only
through special arrangement with the
New York producers and is said to
be one of the most delightful musical
comedy pieces of the season.
The Brazilian Nuts, pair of clever
colored entertainers in a snappy Of
fering of song, dance and mirth;
Branded and Bell in their diversion
of song. and nonsensical chatter that
never fails to score and the Two To-
tos, fascinating damse1s in a wonder
full contortion novelty complete the
variety features.
A brand new Keystone. comedy di-
rect from the studios, is announced
the title being Love Under Cover
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15
LYRIC

First nighters'' can don their
happy toys this evening for it is to
be genuine First night" at the Ly-
rio. Fred Jackson's new piece "Un-
der SUSPICION" is to be given its pre-
mier by the Lyric Popular Players
and every play lover in Bridgeport
should see the piece this week for
after leaking Bridgeport It goes direct
to Broadhway. Much has been said Of
the author and much might be said
of the play but the most enjoyable
way for the theatergoer is to attend
one of the performances for himself
and see just why Mr.. Jackson's plays
are successful and why the Lyric
stock company is considered the best
In Connecticut.
Rosallnd, young, captivating and
pretty Is, the female lead Of tre thing.
and Wit be played by Miss Frances
McGrath that little bundle Of win
someness and grace that Bridgeport
is one that entirely BELTS Miss Nc
Grath's charms and will be beau
tifully plhyed by that dear little miss.
Smith Jones, a mystery from the
time the curtain arises until mo-
ment nGIOre IL drops on Inc maj
act is tor be played tsby David Herblin
and thousands of Bridgeporters can
attest to that young mans skill in
handling roles of even the greatest
difficulty.
There as to be new scenery. more
POPULAR music and best of all Man
ager Isham has announced that the
old scale Of prices VIII be adopted
for matinses beginning Tuesday. Mat
inees Will. be on regular days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15

Why does an invading army Of vast
ly superior numerical force find Il nee
essary to capture a fortress impeding
its progress to an objective point, say
the capital of the enemy's country, and
lose valuable time in capturing the for
trsss instead Of cireIing around It and
leaving sufficient force to confins the
garrison Of such fortress, which could
BE- captured later?
In many cases the plan you outline is
followed. The Germans so treated
Maubeuge, in France, and Novogeor-
gievsk, in Poland. When this can be
done with safety to the advancing en-
envy it is usually done, but this de
ponds on several factors, so that each
particular case must be law unto It.
self. It Is an axiom in war not to
leave an enemy post in flank or In rear
of an advancing army to serve as q
base for raiding commune atoms. In
1862 Lee detached half his force to
capture Harper's Ferry, off his flank
and rear, and in doing SO lost the bat
tie of Antietam
How many battles were fought duriEa
the civil war?
Collisions between belligerents on
land and water were as follows: In
1851, 1856; 1862. SAG; 1863. eo1: 1864.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15

The bodies of three men were
found entangled In fish net In Nc
Culloni's Lake near McHenry, Ill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15
FIVE DAYS LEFT.

Nothnagle's January Sale has been
a gigantic One. Record breaking
crowds have bought with a freedom
that has almost swamped the delivery
service. Thousands Of dollars worth
Of merchandise is in this sale at the
big discount advertised on last page.
With all manufacturers advancing
prices, goods purchased in the flu
ture must bear the increase. Home
lovers should grasp this opportunity
to furnish, add to or replace such
pieces as are needed to make the
home more comfortable and beautiful.
Matchless values have greeted hun
dreds Of pleased customers and they
spread the good news. You, too,
will find it profitable to buy now.
Read advertisement on last page
Adv. -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15
THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
1886 Fairfield Avenue.

College preparatory and interme-
date courses; High school and
grammar school grades. Personal work
with every pupil. Admission today or
tomorrow. g24bSs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15
LOSS OF APPETITE.
LOSS OF WEIGHT,
SLEEPLESSNES, ETC.

are all overcome by Recupertabs. they
are made after the formula of DR.. AL
bert Robin, the famous French physi-
clan. and are being used very largely
in Paris and other European capitals.
When taken for a short while they
will give positive relief in all cases OF
nervous exhaustion. mental depression.
lack of vitality. general debility. ane.
mia, etc.
The Glycerophosphates OF which
Recupertabs are composed. contain
the element necessary to overcome
these conditions. They are now being
prescribed and recommended by many
physicians in this and foreign coun-
tries as the best. quickest and surest
nerve and blood tonic that they know
Of.
Recupertabs are for sale at all drug
stores at soc and $500 per package
or will be sent direct upon receipt Of
price.
Curtis Chemical Co.. No. Ala West
2Srd ST.. New York. Distributed in
Bridgeport and vicinity by J. d. Harti-
gan, No. 81 Fairfield Avenue.-Adv.
RI 1T
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15

make the circuit Of the globe AS
reward Cano was ennobled, with the
globe on his coat of arms and the mot
to "Primus circumdedisti me-"
What is the origin of the expression
"Hobson's ohoice?'
"Hobson's choice means q choice
without an alternative. It is said to
have had its origin in the name Of To-
bias Hobson, who kept livery stable
at Cambridge, England, in the time of
Charles T. He kept a stable of forty
good horses, and when man came for
one he was led to the stable where
there was apparently great choice, but
he was obliged to take the horse near
est the door. In .this way no favorit-
ism was shown, sall customers being
served alike according to chance.
Did any European country declare the
Southern Confederacy beiIiserents, and
if so what countries2
Great Britain, France. Spain and
Portugal in the order named recog-
nfzed the Southern Confederacy as bel
Hgerents.
Who was the author of the sentence,
eternal vigilance 10 the price Of lib
srty7"
Its origin in exactly that form is un-
certain. John p. Curran, a noted Irish
orator Q75O-1817), said in public
speech at Dublin in 1908: cit Is the
common fate Of the indolent to see
their rights become a prey to the &C
tive. The condition upon which God
hath given liberty to man is eternal
vigilance, which condition, If he break,
servitude is at once the consequence of
his crime and the punishment Of his
guilt" There is the germ of the senti-
ment, somewhat encountered by words
Wendell Phillips, American anti-slav
cry agitator, In public speech in 1852
quoted Eternal vigilance Is the price
of liberty" as from Thomas Jefferson,
but it has not been found in that form
in Jeffersons writings. Probably Wen
dell Phillips got the sentiment from
Curran and, quoting from memory, at
tributed it to Jefferson in an improved
form.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15

make the circuit Of the globe AS a
reward Cano was ennobled, with the
globe on his coat of arms and the mot
to "Primus circumdedisti me-"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15

TO; 1865, 1876, a total Of 1921. OF this
number 149 were battles In which the
federal casualties were 500 or over, as
follows: 1861, s; 1862, 81; 1868, %;
1864, g.; 1865. %. These are properly
called battles while the others are
variously classed as engagements, ac-
tons, encounters, skirmishes, etc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15
fine FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those Stiff
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You'll know why thousands use Mus
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Get a jar at once from the nearest
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Musterole is recommended BY many
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lie chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-15
S. e. SOUTHWORTH DEAD.

Deep River, Jan. 15--Shelley e.
Southworth, IL years old, mesnber Of
the legislature in 1901 and for many
years a selectman, died Sunday from
heart trouble. He is survived only by
brother, Jabez, of this place.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-11-15
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