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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23
BEAUTIFUL
 HAIR TINTINC

Nothing so robs a woman of her
 good looks and attractIveness as gray, streaked or faded hair. And
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23
Appropriats.

APproPriats. : 'tWhy do you wear that costume7 It looks like half mourning" T "Well, every evening when you come home from the office you complain of being half dead"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
Liver Spots.

-. . . sa The probable cause of "liver * spots" is chronic derangement or + sluggishnesss of the liver. Their * presence indicates the. necessity * for improving the condition of * the alimentary system in gen. $, eral, and this can usually be done * best by diet of, buttetmflk or < apples or grapes for some weeks.
 e Such a diet must be adopted * gradually, never suddenly. One <, meal should be changed at + time, and in returning to the nor * nal diet the same precaution
 * should be taken. It is impossible
 + to give precise instructions for + any case without having the nee + essary information about the pa .% tient, and it is best to consult a
 < physician,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23
What China Will Contribute
 To The World War

fhinas Resources In Men, Materials and Foodstus Are as Abundant- Help Exploitation and Transportation
 Her Greatest Necessities Right to Place at the Y Peace Council Fully Earned 4sSs {.:.+
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23
Devoted to Duty.

Devoted to Duty.
 "Are you ever coming to bed?' he called out
 II don't know" she replied. "I prom. isedi Mrs. Jones that I'd keep track of her husband while she Is away, and I'm going to know what time he comes home if have to stay up all night"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23
Diplomacy.

Diplomacy.
 Papa, when you are a diplomat you try to make the other fellow believe everything you say, don't youT'
 "Not exactly, my son. You try to make him believe just the opposite of what he thinks you really intend to say, and even then you are lying to him.'-Life. NJ
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23

bean ball when our boys get to throw,
 ing those bombs over in the trenches.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23
The Leelk

The Leek.
 "Say, waiter, this plate must be cracked The table is wet.''
 'tNo, sir; there's a leek in the, soup"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23

Kerensky left Petrograd for the fighting front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23
SUNDAY SHOOTING HOURS.

Notice was sent out yesterday to all Home Guard companies, telling that
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Seaesne uus 9abtsa.

= Der 9tn6au our @absportb'.
f9e u9rgsbduIsfa6rit tn Sapton III
gsgentpGrtis einseitsllt ipprben, ba biz
fGmmtIifen 8auarbeitsr eiten StreiI
erfLGrt bcben. ells llridde Or
Qrkitseinftellung pirb ansegeben.
bnb ein Snsarbeitsr, tpeI9er ni4t eis
ner Union angsb6rt, Bel bem 8au
beI6dftigt fei.
Ser canton S6ufrai6 BAT FRI.
sSrdnces groots sur regulGren 2s6,
rerin ertpdblt. Sis 5tpei Baupldb.
SO. 915 bis 917 3. @penue, pel6e
Der S6ubeb0rbe ee10ren, fpurbeu
gum 8ertouf on gseter 5ous afises
rrbnef. Der S6ulI superintendent
terif,tete ii6er Elm 9efut1 bon e73
G6iilern unb S@iilerinnen.
- Der 15Ilbrige Sofepb Sroibeibs
bon 30. 625 Giebente apenas, SaD.
ton, tpel9er Der Wlibhanblnns feinsr
gltrn beidalbtgt ipirb. ftIts
gFeru nOn bes Dupt0Hts Sail
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gaSiid,er llntrrititnnss.g .gerein.


Dem 8effpisI onbsrsr gersine fol-.
senb. bsT6lob Der obigs @srein in iei,
ner ssitriseH, duberit gut beiu9i,n
AuartalsDerianmIung. bic inter 8ors
iis bes Ssrrn 9Iuguit Gmis un6 nit
9errn Sobn 9bsobaIb aIs SetrstGr in
s5lnmms Dale, 9lbsr Strobe unh Wts
Widsn 4Denus, itattfnnO. allen suts
ftebenbsn Ulitg.!sbern, ipel6s gum Nis
litdrbisnft .inbtrufen tperbsn, fir bic
9auer ibrsr 9isnftseit bic Be5nbIuns
Der 8eitrdss gu erlaHsn unb i'm 30.
besfnu btren gnss55risen bns iibIi6s
Sierbsselb nus5ubssahIen. Der aus.
f9ub, ipsl6er eie Arrangements fir.
bns jiingIt nbg2baItsns Gamilisnfeft in
SGnbsn bate, tonnis bic srfrsuli9s
WiittbeiIung MAIDEN, bnb bnfsl6s sis
nsit lleberIdub ron $290.61 ergeben
babe, uel9sr Setras bem S4dBmtis
fer iibersebsn purbt. Der geri9t
ipurbs nit Dan. angenomuisn unb Der
ausi9ub baraui5in ebenfals nj.
Sant entlafeu.
On brei triroHftt Ritglieber ses
langten $24 als lInterItiisung sur
4us5abIuns. Die Mngslegenkit Be-
slGIi6 Grntnniina siuks DsIsaatfti
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protritirt nun gnseIs. Der gissnt5ii.

prpteftirt nun gngels, Der gigentbas
msr beS Sunbss.
- Ser gorbier 3. :. 4boms, bon
Ro. 169 GoOte 4pe.. Bellevue. erlitt
seltsrn in elmer 9arbieritube an Der
Court abenue, mo sr beiHdftigt mar,
eineu Shlasaniall. Gr purbe na4
bsm Spesrs SOipitnI sebratt.
= SIM gountpseri4t puroe ssitern
psrrp asnnebp. 3S. ipel9er beidulbist
tpirb, fir feline is6siGbris. so4ter
nidt seforgt su baben, ben GrObgea
i9porensn iiberpieien.
- Sie 9isa patriptii9er 9iirgsr
peronifaItet am "a. b. 1lts. IN Iuois
torium Der OffentIi9en 8ibIiothst cine
MofenberIaumlun9, in tpeIGer pro>
mtnents Re6ner @nipruhen PATRIOTS
iaen Snbalts on Ole @eriamHl!uns
riffeu iperben.
= Sobn &unBIer, tpel9er an. zen
Sonlpr wliu pits IN Siib gopinston
ipobnt. iit seitsrn i'm alIter bon 70
Sabrsn ssitorben.
- Die Resiitriruns Seitern ergab
bas Rsiultat, bab bic Oemotratsn
eine MaiorttGt BON 1886 ssen bic
AepubIitaner aufoutpeifen batten. 9pn
5rauen tpuroen bios 112 rsetltrtrt.
Die Rssiitriruns mar tpie folst: Des
n1otraten, 4836; RepubIituner, 1000;
llnabbinsise, 297; Su5inliiten, 81;
Probibitipaiitsu, 2; qrOsreIfiue, l.
Die SotalsResiftriruns betrus 1917.
bierin 1T 8eit GoDtnetun eirlbegriTler.
Sn 2ubIoip ostste bic Rs9iitrIrun9
fDfgenbes ReIultat: 1. Warb, 126 De-
mutroten, as RepubIitonsr, AZ Inabs
bdnsige, l SoSialiit; 2. WarD: 16S
9smutrdten, rs Republitauer, 33 llns
abbdnsise, l Sp5taltit; 8. Marb: 159
Senpfratsn, 40 RepubIitoner, 25 llns
abbdneige, 2 SoataIiiten; 4. Barb,
POI 0emotraten, 60 RepubIitaner. 16
l1naft6nsise, 2 SoSinliiten. Sn ben
| iGmmtli9en bier Marbs puron l01
Srauen restitrirt.
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gum 9suif6sn aIub tpurb. na9 sini'
ger Debotts nuf unbeitimmte 3sii
auf ben 9iih seIest. Qn Der Inter
bnItuns bss Bapsrii9en Mdnner9ors,
!peIfe 6m q. b. R. I'm 0euifHsn
Stub itntifinbs., pirb iid Der 9ersin
In corpors bstbsiIissn, pdbr.nb bem
Ssrbifs unb WeinIsfsfsit bss Clifton
Stisbts 9eiunsp.rsins. an 10. uuS
20. Sttpber, iOpis Der lntsrbaIiuns
Der Sieses szaose 701, .. 8. g., am
28. b. 81, i'm 9sytf9en 3lub beIt'
m5eIi9e 8sib.iIigung ;useii6eri
ipurbs. Die Gtnnnbm.n beIief.n fi9
nuf S516.61 unb bic alussaben auf
$24.
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ippiefbh er inbaftirt mar. mad ben
Reipporter Susenoseridt gebrabt per'
ben. 2lIs Der ppIbsi9f Cornn BIZ
3eIIentbiir Dffnete. f9liipfts Der Sungl
unter bem arme 9orna's binburG
unb ssIanste ins Treis. Der pplijei.
def iprans IN fein auto. lin Der
Sliidtieen gu perfolgsn. 0Nfer t1tt.
jebo9 sinen @oriprlins sappnrsn una
beri4ponb i'm uniereeb0la oss GIrB'
ufers.
= Ser grppeBsTubrmann SenrH
Shmann BON Der 6. 9lpsnus, Daptou,
tpeIder Dor neHrersn Mondten burfI
sineu Snbrunfall perIebt ipurbe,
bat gsfsrn in Cincinnati pl6bli6 si'
nen NiidfnlI erIttten. gr fpurbs mad
hem Spsers SofpttaI ge6ra4t.
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plbtlidbe epbesfdne.
Tnf bem @ese snm SUipital eeitpr.
Zen. - SUetlidl bernnelnGt.
Nidlt iueni3cr nIs rierjcbn SUbes.
fale selausten gsiiern 5nr aeunt'
NIP oes Gprouers.

Der glnftrei1er Gbipnrb Curb, etr
Monn pon 65 Subren uno 1869 go
luntbia 4Oenus pobn5uit, Duroe &C.
Itern bel Der Qrbeit i'm 9duie 2315
part 4benue pom SpIaae geruhrt,
Die 9oliSsi fpurbe requIrirt, I'm ben
arantsu nab bem tdbiiiden Sran'
tenhaus gu briugen, BOD itarb CT ali
bem Dege babin. gla4 4nii9t pes
@oroners 9r. 8dusr bat Elm Set5'
i1Ias Dem 2eheu Sts Wiannes etu
ptSBli6ts 3id eeiebt.
Grou Bertha Coos, Die Satin oes
in Der Gegeub bon SarrIion, g., oris
fdIfisen 6nrmsrs Soon Zoos. nurD.
set06tst, inbem Elm 8agen, Der ums
idIus. auf iis IisI. Das 509tertsn,
peitts BEL Der Mutttr mar, bliet
uuperIsBt.
Sm Gnn5eu tpirSer ni9t tpenasr
oIs pierJsbn SpbssfGGs geftern sur
SsnntniB bes Gorontrs et6raAi, eint
3dbl. bic on .inem sirt3isen Gas.
felt Iangsn Sabrsn MID. srrei5t NOR.
ben in.
Der As Sabre oIte Sanuel 3ebet,
1915 SOHssftrnbe. bate ii9 eeItern
Ra6mittag bic pnrnbe Ser gie.ruten
engeIeben. Or itonb an Der 9e6it.n
rnb giusitrnbe nuf BEN Ssitsnpea,
oIs sr, BON Ser5f3Iog setroffen, tOOt
suinmmeHbrah.
syrau &bbis gocp<r, 26 Sabre all,
ipurbs ON Si,nfos in ibrer @obs
nurg 1900 9inefrobs BON arGmpfen
befnIl,n. Gle ipurbe eeffern Ha9.
mittag BON ihren 2eiben erl5ft.
Ser sehnidbriss Roprnpnb Sors
ertrdntt. am Disnfog in Der Combs
f6uls, bic er befudt, unb ftorb ge'
fern in h.r Dobnur1. 1892 Gaffern
2toenus. Gr erfos Der Strnentliin'
lung uub bic fofcrtige BeiI,tuus
ipuroe angeorbnet.
Der SO Sabre OF. s5ubrmonn pas
trid Sreh, tpslher iih felt sipet Jubs
rem in 9pngpietp tefinbst, fpurSe e.s
fern BON 8lutiur' befuIen nnb ins
nsrboIb elmer GtunSe botte ibn Der
gpb bon allen irbJfneu Snnmer sr'
l1ff.
Der SO Sabre 1lit aouis Seoreth,
elm SniofTe bes IidbiifGen IrmeHbduS
fes, tpufoe bura 9srsi4lag plOsit4
bahinssrufft.
Der 20 Sabr. ale spbilip e6rorb
1T aud ein Spisr Der eefiirHtstsn
SirnsntSiinouns gstrprben. Gr er'
frantic 1m 9isnftas IN feiner @ob'
nung, 712 @ef Court Strnbe, uub
s.iiern pur6s er imitdbtiiden &ran'
ienbaus burh ben Sob bon islHsa
aeihen erf0f.
Dos fiinf Wcrate nIte Gohnhen
BON Janes SoIpin, 246 glbsron
2tpenue, fpurbe asitsrn sutfetIt IN Der
@iege aufsefunber.
Jrau CLARA Sr1rbnh. 81 Sabre oIt
unb 937 gBsit Court Strnbe tpohn'
baft, ftiir5ts an -, Gepiember BON
ben stufen Der St. peters 9otbeora'
Ie. Geitern In iie in SDfpitaI ben tr'
Iittsnen 8srlebungen erIeeen.
Der 40 Sabre alie Senrp 9uolep,
713 Carlisle 9tosnus, pur6s ssiterr
Dom 5sr5f9Ius pI6bIi9 bobtnstrattt.
quberbem tpurbe Der pIpslifx Sob
bon sipsi Jarbigen semeIb.t. Sbr Ibs
leben ipurbr buya uoiiirlZje llria4sn
berbtiseFiibrt.
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asbensaefa6rlidl peripnnSet.

Ter 23.iabripe Ssnrbiee ssauI
sadion, 526 Carlisle elnsnus, ipur'
be aeTfsrn Qbenb IN bein 9nafe Ro
$50 @sores Strdbs, no er ii9 feiner
gsrnubnns bur6 cine forbiee DirRs,
geamens M1rp @iniGms iDibtrIebte,
bon bidsr in ben unterlsib eefHoFsn
rnb liest isbt I'm Stabthoipitul IN
t.benfIi6em 3uifanbs bnrnisoer. Df.
RepcIperbsloiu enifam unb III bis
jsbt nod uidi feits,nOmmsn tDorben.
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Reippprt.

Die Se,ppurt Office fir bas ,Gin.
eiRnatirr golfsblatt" beiinbt iid in
go. 339 yurf Strafe, geeeniiber
bcm GOurtbuuie, iuuielbit Nsuigfer
ten, 9Inseigen II. I. IN. bis 8 llbr
abenbs eutsesengsnommen De,6eH.
Selepbon Sunth 2401.
- 9efBtitel @erdnberilnsen:
Greb @risieubratsr an SOIep6 glaRs
gp unb Grau. cine Got an Der Slibs
isite Der 7. StraBe IN Daptpn, DItIta
Der Senbum StraBe, 33 BEL 209 SUB,
$l.O0.
- Sm girciitseridf tpurbe geifern
bas Seftament Der Gatbartne Moore
beftdtist. Sie GrbIofsrin Dermabt
ibrer So6ter Sane UacOolpei $25
lnO bos perf0nIi6e gisentbum. Sbr
SObn Sbomos Wtoore iOl ben gteft
tes ga6loiies erbaltsn. 2ebtsrer
iptrO sum SeitamentspOatre srs
nannt.
- GectI 2ate, q, II. GTfis SiparB,
q, 8eioe pon Mtuneie, Sno., erpirts
te seftern stnen Seirat9sidetn.
- Der &usfaG in Der Regiftrtrung
rpn Retppprt, 9slIsbus unb Daptpn
pirb babur4 ert!drt, bob piele
Stimmstbsr 5ur Sabine eiuberufeu
tprrben iinb. Sn @elpport purbsn
reeiitrirt: RepubIifnner $2921, De-
mOtrnten 3106, SosioIiTten II, linz
obbdnsise 243, probibitiontften 2,
9rogrsFipen 3 uno partetlois 8. :
sSn 0nptOn: EepubIitansr 628, De-
nofraten 808, SosiaIiiten q, qnrs
teiIOfs 1. - Sn Gslle0ue: RepubIitas
ner 789, 9enptroten 666, SosiaIis
fen 20, lnnbbdnsige 12O. BrOsrsifiOe
l. Sotat: RepubIitaner 1893, De-
motratsn 1880, SoainItitsn 118,
1tnabbdngige ASS, parteiIofe 4, pros
bibitiOniftsn 8. prOsreHtDen 2.
= Die gdter @Frtiatipn bon
9entudp nirb ON II. uub 18. b.
SD. in ber Surnhole tire jdbrlihe
LRorpention ubbaIten. 9i. Gipic II.
SsnbuitriaI glFoeiotion trifft bereits
8prfereitungen fir ben gmpfang Der
300 @Gite, pel9e ertportet iperben.
Die Oomen, pelhe bic Mitglieber
Der Bidder 4FptiatiDn begleitsn, per'
ben on eir1eE. Dinner i'm SeibeIberg
tbeilnebnsu unD fobann In 4uto's
nad Sort Shpmds unb ron bort nn4I
Sort TaitfeI Fubrcn. Die 9eumten
fer Bidder QFoctatiOn bon gomps
ben unb &entpn 60. iinS Solgerber:
prdfbent, pbilip S6dmbad; @i3es
9rdflbent, e. 6. Son; Setrstdr,
@I6ert Saufer; S6aBmetifer, G6ns.
Otrettorenrdtb, Gbparo
aofpton, @eorse 9out, &ntuH Rot6.
George 8rnud, qbtlip S6am6a9,
Sames Jlubertp.
Serr Sofepb Meogber BON Der
T.uport Not. gonf unb SRI. 2ucille
gnnefins. So9ter oes 9errn Senrp
@rnefing uno 6rau BON Der MOnroe
Gtrdbe, tperben om itdbiten Sonfta9
frii6 IN Der ct. Stepbonus air9s
bur9 ben pforrsr 3. 5. aoIb aetraut
tperben.
BON ben Stpeibunbert Stellungss
pfli4tigsn, tpel3e bon gompbel 60.
aubebalb Reipports porselaSen tpurs
ben, fino fs45ebu nidt erf4isnen.
gaeununoOreiBia fpel9e fir tau9lt9
ertlGrt tpurben, baben teinsn Ginpano
erb6ten. 3peiunboierSig tpurSen Sts
riifgetpieIen unb fiinfunbneursig, ipels
DE fir tduglih erfldrt fpurben, erbos
ben sgen ibre Nilitdrpflidt sinen
ginipru9. 8ier 8orgelobene erbieIten
bic Metfurs, nddfie Mp6e fir cine
unss 1iastrInGung ii& y, fsl!eu
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alage eines preibiidjet
4rin5em.
Geosn aoifer DiIheim Dor einsm ss'
btimen Seri9tshrfe retbdnbelt.

2onbon, 3. DIT. - Wte Der
Grtanst 9slesrnpb Company BON
amft,rbon ssmelbst ipirb, fam bi.
ss1ose bss srinsen Griteri4 eeopoIb
Ron prsubku pssfn ben &aiiss miL
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Fred. A. Erschel1.
9eidenbsifnttsr nab 6inbaliamirer
7Lyora Str, 2letpport, ,au.,
aslspbon; eouib ss unb eouis eeso.
aisInabria Cffis; 6iIanb 657 z.

i5rnrtn.srrsiu Der Gpaustf. et 9aulHs air6le.
Die Dhtalieber obisen gereinb peroen tff.
Iidhft erfu6t, am Srsit1a. 8. Ditoobsr, uul
ja2 Ibr Int E1ulsiulmeI ber Atpcbe fi6 eingu'
nnoeT nIl Der psrlioreeien .9PeneI 3Tan
Sbre su erfpetfsr.
SIau Shsbteta SaustArstn, prm.
Gtnu Wtiruit Gnuss. SER, iEt
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Gem aarbinal Wsercier
Birb cine @eiie nat Rom mir ee.
itottet iperben,
@am er fid3 alIf oerieIbcn Seutif-
feinbIider gropnsanon entbdIt.

2onoon a. STioter. ellis glIt.
iter6aln ipiro Der Grdange Telegraph
9ompaun genelbet, oak General DON
sSalfeltbnuien, Der oentid,e General.
@oipernerlr non g'eIgien, bonn 9ati.
fan crildJt iucroen iei, 6ein sAnr0inal
Mrrcier. Yriluas ron 9eIgien, 3ii
geliatten. IN elmer lrid,tigen polrtiiden
1liiiicn bor @eihnadden einen geiiib
in 'Ilom 5ii MAIDEN. Ger @enerdgur.
Uerueur ioQ aeanttrortet baben, odb
Dem aarSilIdl nur iuiter Der 9aoin.
oure 9aiie beipiligt iuer0en iriirocn,
fails er iih perpflidfe, ieiiie Reiie
nidlt 5u beiitid)fein6Iidler BropaeaI.
oa Sn bcniiten
5ctio bon tinsm berbet-
renbeu 1ifun 5eimse
iu4t.
aonbop, 3. Sttobsr. gpis aus
Sbnnsbai ieIslrapbirt pirb. jinb oIs
5Olss sinss aifuas, Der am Wlonias
5OtiO. Snpnn, beimiudis, 100000
perfonen obbadlos unb 138 narbsn
stt0btst unb pit perbsn Dermibt. Gs
uurb.n aud 10s periOnsn psrlest unO
l346 5duisr purbsn 5trIt0fi. Der
Wertehr III ollstmein unlerbrod,n.
Sn ben 2anbbiiiriiten BAT Der Sis
fun nod l9liminsren G4anen ongss
rihtst. 3tpiifen aioto unb Diaso iino
DisIs D0rfer iibsri9msmmt unb man
befiir@ist. bob DisIs 2sats uulSsioms
ma HpA
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b.Im unb ben Grafsn bon gulsn,
burg, ben Uliniiier bss t0nieliGea
5ouIes, in iusl9er Der qriu3 gsssa
feline Notwithstanding protsIfirs
ts. an DitnltGg Dor eiuem gtbsimen
Geri6tsbofe in gotsbam sur gers
tanbluns. qas QerIu9e. ben prins
sen sur 3uriid3iebuna Der Slage 3a
befpessn, 5attsn fitb als pereebIia srs
risfen. 9ie gntTfeibung beg &c
riHtss toirb ni4t rerOffentIi6t iper'
een.
Di. offisislle 3eituns in g.r'ia
tatte ON 10. 2fuguft ongeiiiHoiaf,
fab Der % Sabre oiis grin3 brifO.
rid aeopplb bon grsubeu pom gras
fen non Guleu6urg b1 Ysrffrpfns
buno befduIbist unb unier bic 9ors
munbi9aft bes Soupimanns BON
6epben, feines abjutanten, gsifent
ipurbe Der gtins bate bic iiblif.
militdriIte ausbilsuna srboltm, er.
tUies iih ober infolee zines 5ersfe1s
l.rs ols untauali5 sum ntitDtHDisnTt.
giner ieiner grtibcr ipurbs bor ets
liden Monattn hei einem Jlun. iiber
bic iueitIihs GdladtfrOHt stt0btet.
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61bfos Reftbenh &c. ses esxtneien
s1Seinie skcD3rrngen bel 3op. GARNER, &c.
1bs alnls & 1oegie 9empdHp. IL
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The Monte Vista journal., 1917-02-17

The strongest recommendation
any article may receive is favorable
word from the user 1t is the recon-
mendations of those who have used
it that makes Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy so popular. Mrs. Amanda
Gierhart, Waynesfield, Ohio, writes,
chamberlain Cough Remedy has
been used in my family off and on
for twenty years and it has never
failed to cure a cough or cold" OBJ
tainable everywhere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Z. Gibbs came up
from La Jara Saturday evening to
attend the Minstrel show
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-02-17
III OF THE COMPLICATIONS TO FOLLOW
FRANCE OF U. S. in EUROPEAN WAR

ashington, D. c. Feb. s.
ase this country goes to
with Germany, should we
ine our fleet with the nav
1 England and France and
la and the other entente
Frs? Should we send our
into the trenches of Eu-
to become a part of the
/ armies to fight under the
rs of Marshal Joffre or Sir
plas Haig? Or should we
Nv the example of Japan
sit tight at home and do
ing unless our opponents
lie the waters of the West
Hemisphere?
hese are big questions and
is a good time to calmly
ider them.
kpan declared war on Ger
N about two years ago and
Eeeded to take possession
lie German colonies in Asia
the islands of the Pacific.
Mikado stopped there, al
gh it has been reported
time to time that his ships
cooperating with the al
off the coast of South Am
a. So far as is known, ia
has refused to send a sold
to Europe and it has de-
ded the market price for
munitions and foodstuffs
eh it has shipped to the bel
rents.
he result is that the island
Edom is stronger today
h a financial and military
t of view-than ever be-
in it's history. When the
ends, it will be in a posi-
to conclude an advantag-
) peace with Germany and
Eill have the money, ships
men to prosecute such en-
>rises as may appeal to its
bitions.
HOW ABOUT JAPAN
What are those ambitions?
militaristic friends assure
hat Japan is impatiently
lifting the day when it will
|btrong enough to attach our
ptern coast. l do not be-
fe this fairy tale, which has
! n given wide circulation,
if it should prove true,
bldn't Japan be much more
ply to launch her legions
kinst us after we had been
fausted by a struggle in the
hches somewhere in
bnce" than she would if we
pit our men and our money
home to defend our own?
Then, again, if we send our
ny and our navy to Europe
must enter into an alliance
th England, France, Italy
d Russia and the eight or ten
Ter countries grouped under
name Entente Powers"
? must fight for the things
Fy are fighting for, and we
(st not stop fighting until
~ are ready to stop. Do we
int to be placed in that posi-
n? AS an example,: What
Russia fighting for? And
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-02-17

B. e. Sells, general passenger and
freight agent for the Missouri Pa
cific, of Pueblo, was in town Monday
on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-02-17

| are you willing that your boy
should die in order that the
Car may get what he wants?
No, if we become involved
in war with Germany, or any
other power, we must fight
with our own weapons, in our
own way and we must be free
to quit when we get ready and
on such terms as may be salts
factory to us.
No "War Spirit" in Congress
| notice that the big news
papers have much to say about
the "War Spirit" in Congress,
and some of them would have
you believe that the great ma
jority of the members in both
houses are wild to buckle on
their swords and go to the
front.
There is nothing to these
yarns. Not five per cent of the
senators and representatives
desire war with any country.
There are few men on both
Houses who are Americans in
name only, and who give en-
tirely too much thought to the
interests of foreign countries.
| am willing to concede their
honesty, but they are sadly out
of place in the American con-
gress.
The bulk of the members,
however, appreciate that war
is a mighty serious business
and are prepared to do any,
thing in their power to avert it.
They have faith in President
Wilson and are not disposed to
harass or embarrass him.
Should Germany commit
some covert act'', the president
will lay the facts before Con-
gress, which is clothed by the
Constitution with sole and ex-
elusive power to declare war.
A great many people seem to
have overlooked this fact
that the President is in control
OF our international affairs up
to the point where fighting be-
comes necessary and that then
Congress takes charge.
Stand By The President
In considering a declaration
of war, Congress would be in
f1uenced greatly by the views
of the President. If he de-
manded drastic action he
would probably secure the sup
port of a majority, however
weak the case he presented.
This is unfortunate, but it is
true. The cry: "Stand by the
PRESIDENT" is a potent one,
and those who use it most be-
lieve you should stand by him,
right or wrong.
| do not share that view. |
am very fond of President Will
SONNY friends will recall l
was one of the original Wilson
men in Colorado-and l have
"stood by" him in many hard
fought battle, but l cannot sub
scribe to the doctrine that con-
gressmen must vote as he sug-
gests. What is more, I am
sure he does not take that posi-
ton. He wants every member
to vote his convictions and un-
doubtedly feels a fine con-
tempt for the rubber stamp"
Congressman.
Henry Ford, The Patriot
At one time it was quite
fashionable to sneer at Henry
Ford, the pacifist." The atti-
tude of the daily press toward
the great manufacturer has un-
dergone a decided change
since he announced that in
case of war he would turn his
establishment over to Uncle
Sam with the understanding
that, while he would work
harder than ever before, he
would not receive a penny of
profit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-02-17

Mrs. N. w. Stewart and children
of Center passed through here Mon
day enroute to Casper, Wyoming
where they expect to spend the sum-
mer