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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
SAVAITINIS POLITIKOS
STOVIS.

Pracita savaite ivyko la
bal svarbus- atsitikimai pa
saulvje. Rusijoje iStiko re-
voliucija ir prasalintas nuo
sosto caras. Tai atlikta zai-
DO greltumu. Caras isak6 pa
lelstl drlma. Bet duma ncpa
klause. Kilo revoliuciia. I
iris dienas caras buvo pri-
Verstas atsisakvti nuo sOsto.
Nedav6 sOsto nei savo pri-
iaugliui sunli.
Dabar Russia laikinai val
do dumos isrinktas iSpildo-
masis komitetas ir naujas
mlnisteriu kabinetas. kurio
pirmininku yra princas
Lvov. Caras su savo patare-
.lals-palydovais laikomas ne
lalsvele. Biurokratai su-
kimsti i kalejimus. Nauja
i'usQ vvriausybe pripazino
kal1uomene ir kares Iaiyv-
mas. Visiems Rusiios gwen
toiams suteikta laixve.
Kares laukc nebuvo svar-
besnlll atsitikimu. .VokieCiu
armijos traukiasi is Prancu-
zijos. Vokiecip nardancios
lalves posenOvei blokuoja
AngliJos pakraScius ir skan-
dlna neutrality Saliu laivus.
Tomis dienomis nardan-
rloS lalves nuskandino ir iris
amerikoninius laivus.
Suv. Nalstiiu prezidentas
todel susaukia kongresa
sDecialin posedin. Grasia ka-
re, su Vokietija.
Yra ziniu, kad ir Vokieti-
Jole zmones nerimauja. Gall
kilt revoliucija, kaip Rusi-
joje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
STREIKAS AR REVO-
LUCIA VOKIETIJOJE?

LONDONAS, kovo %. -
Is Rotterdamo pranesa, kad
DUSSELDORF, Vokietijoje,
penkiu amunicijos dirbtuviu
darb!c1inkai nutare sustrei-
kuoti 48 valandas, jei Wy
riausybe neispildysianti jp
reikalavimu. Darbininkai
reikalauja pagerinimo val
gio, kuris dabar tiesiog ne
pakenciamas.
Is Olandijos gauta zinios,
kad Vokietijos sostineie
Berlyne siauciancios dideles
gyventoju riauses Is kares
iauku sostinen pasiusta keli
pulkaii kariuomenes malsin-
ii streikinipkus.
Amsterdame yra ziniu,
kad Berlyne riauSss jau ne
be riauses, bet tiesiog gy-
ventoju sukilimas-revoliuci-
ia prizes dabartine kaizerio
vyriausybe. zmonems gyve-
nimas nepakenciamas ne
girdetas suvarzymas ir ba-
das vercia JUGS sukilti pr'tes
vyriausybe ir kuogreiciau
susitaikinti su kariaujancio-
mis- Salimis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
Aa praneS prezidentas.

Kuomet sus,l'inks kongrc~
Sas, tuomet jam prezidentas
pranes, kaip Vokictija Iauzo
tarptautincs tcises skandin-
DANA neutrality Saliu laivus
II zudydama zmones- .jurese.
Enl1os kadir kar6s metu tu-
II butt liuosos nuo tokiu ne
dorV pasikesinimu. Prczi-
dentas pazvmos, kad Vokic-
TIA tokiuo savo pasiclgimu
Jau yra paskelbusi kare
Suv. Valstijoms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
vokietija ir vel teIriaUjasi
apie taika
5uves Rusijos caras yra
neIaisviu
Noreta nuzudyti minister's
.Petrograde
Rusijos vyriausybe paliuo-
savo politiskus prasizen-
geliuS
NOREJO NUzUDYTI
MINISTERI.
PetrOQradaS, kOyO %.

Petrogradas, kovo %. =
CiOnai nOrota nuzudyti nau-
Jos rusp vyriausybes teisda-
rystes minister's Kercnski,
Nienas civiliai apsitaises
kavalel.ijos kapitonas parei-
kalavo pasimatyti SUI Ke-
rcnskiu. Pasisake turis
jam paduOti svarbp laiSka.
Jis tuojaus suimtas. Pas
il atrasta tik prilioduotas
ncvolveris. Neturejo jokio
laiSkO. Kratos metu teEiau
kapitonas suspejO issitrauk-
ii rcvolyeri ir nusizude.
Tx jam nusizudzius pa
tlrta kas jis per vicnas.
Abelnai spejama, kad tai
.lis yra buves reakciOnierill
lrankiu. O rcakciOnie1ill
rusu kariuomcnejc tikroji
galybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
PRAMATOMA CIVILE
KARE RUSIJOJE.

Berlynas, kovO %. - VO-
kicciams labai ncparanki
tvykusioji laimingai rcvo-
liucija Rusijojc. Todel jie
vlsas laikas speja, kad to-
mai ivyks civile kare. Anot
vokieciu laikrasciu, naujos
RusijOs vyriausybes ncnori
p1ipazinti: Turkcstano gen.
Cub. Kuropatkin, Scvasto-
polio komendantas gen.
Anianin, Dvinsko tvirtovcs
kOmcndantas gen. Lvov ir
kit. Kai kurie ju jau SUI
init. Kai-ku1iose provin-
CHOSE ruSai mrlzikai dieno-
mis- il naktimis cerkv6se
meldziasi w ra-batiuSka,
kad jis ir tolcsniai valdytu
Russia, neapleistu ju varg-
dicniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
SAUKIAMA SPECIALE
KONGRESO SESIJA.
Washington, kOvO %.

Washington, kOvo %. =
Nakar prezidentas Wilson
iSleido proklemacija, kuria-
.ld suSaukiama speciale kon
Srcso scsija j balandzio 2
dlena. KOngresas suSau-
kiamas reikale vokiefiu
nardanciu laiviu, su kokio-
mis- Vokietija sauvaliai ir
atkakliai skandina ameriko-
minus laivus ir zudo ameri-
konus. Suv. Valstiju dip
lomatai tvirtina, kad toks
Nokietijos pasiel2imas reiS-
kia lie kitka, kaip tik ka-
res paskclbimas Suv. Vals-
hJoms. Ir su taja diena,
kuomct nuskandino amcri-
konlnius laivus, pradeta *
seno pramatomoji karc. Ka-
dangl prezidentas Wilson
tos kares pasekmiu ncnori
palmti iSimtinai ant saves.
todel sa1lkia kongresa ir pa
relkalaus tautos par6mimo
tame svarbiame zvgyje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
VOKIETIJA M.ASTO
APIE NAUJA TAIKOS
PASIULIJIMA Tall
KININKAMS.
LONDONAS, kovo %.

LONDONAS, KOVO ZZ. -
Cionai gauta informacijos,
kad Vokiet:jos vyriausybe
jau sumaniusi padaryti nau-
ja taikos pasiulijima talki-
ninkams. Vyriausybe tue
tikslu pasiunte savo igalio-
tinius diplomatus j Olandi-
ia ir Sveicarija, kuriems j.
sakyta istirti talkininku no.
raj taikos zvilgsniu ir tai
kos reikala spustelti pir-
myn, kick tik y'ca galima.
.Vokiet3ja taikinties YER
cia pasisekusioji Rusijoje
revoliucija. Ir jinai situo
savo taikos pasiulijimu, sa-
koma, daug daugiau nusilei-
slant talkininkams. Nerei-
kalausianti nei Lenkijos, nei
Lietuvos SUI Kursu nepri-
gulmybiu, kadangi naujoji
rusp vyriausybe ir be to SUI
teiks laisve savo visoms pa
vergtoms tautoms ir taute-
lens. "
Vokietiia pmi'e taikos YER
cia ir paciu gyventoju neri-
mavimai. Ko gera! Oar
kartais gall pakilti ir revo-
lucia.
Todel taikinties reik;a ir
tai kuoveikiau.
Visgi tos zinios dar ne
patvirtintos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
VOKIECIAI PRADEJO
UzPUOLIMA.

Berlynas, kovo 22.-Anot
oficialio volliecip gencralio
StabO praneSimo, vokieGiai
pradejo dideli uzpuolima
prizes rnsus Volynijoj IL XII
tose victose. Tvirtinama.
kad vokicGiams neblogai Sc
kasi su tue pradotu uzpuoli-
NIL
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
REVOLIUCIJOS AUKU
ESAMA TARPE 6OO-7OO.
Londonas, kovo %.

Londonas, kovo 22. - Is
Petrogrado prancSama, kad
RusiJos revoliucijos aukll
esama 6O0-70O uzmuStu ir
suzeistu. Visu uzmuStu
zmoniu rytoj ivyks iSkil-
mlngos laidotuves Petrd-
grade. Tai bus tautos at
GlJlmo vainilSu diena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
APLEISIA PRANCUZIJA

Londonas, kovo %. = Vo-
Eleciai Wis t0liau traukiasi is
Prancuzljos. Ju uzpakalines
aargybOs vOs tik istengia SUI
iaikvti briaujanciuOsills pas
kui talkininkus. Pastarie il
Wis daugiau uzima apleistu
micstu ir miesteliu. Vokie-
ciai pasitraukdami paskui
save palicka tik venus nuo-
dcgulius IL ,pelenus, iSraus-
ius laukus, 'iSnaikintus mis-
kuS.
NIilitariniai kritikai priro-
dineja, kad toksai masinis
Vokleciu armiju pasitrauki-
mas reiSkia ne kitka, kaip
tlk ta. kad jie regis suma-
ne visiSkai atsimesti is
Prancuziios ir slsistiprinti
savo pasienyi, kur vra at
vangiau ir plieinamiau GIN
ties prizes anglu ir prancuzll
uzDuOliInus.
Ar tas ticsa. netolimos
dienos- geriausiai tai paliu-
dvs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
SuSaukiama SpeCia|6 kongreso
SeSija
Bus aptartpa asiruoSimas
karen
Didelis sujudimas Ameriko-
je prizes VOkietija

l'aSciai iSnaujo karStai ina
kurstyti vyriausybe stoti
karen. Bet prezidentas tais
kurstymais nesivaduoja.
Jis labai gerai supranta ka-
res konsekvcncijas IL todel
iSranda visokiausius budus,
kad amerikonu tauta kaip
nors sulaikvti nuO to nerci-
kalingo kraujo praliejimo.
KHais zodziais tariant, pre-
zidentas vra didis taikOS Sa-
lininkas, karos nenOri.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
PALIUOSUOTI POLITIs-
KIEJI PRASIzENGELIAI

Petrogradas, kovo %. -
Rusijos vyriausybe iSlcido
paredyma, sulyg kulio pa
lluosuojami IS kalcjimu ir
lStremlmo visi politiSkicji
prasizengeliai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
DAUG zMONIV zUvE
RUSIJOS REVO-
LIUCIJOJE.

Copenhagen, kovo %. =
Cionai gauta zinios, kad Ru-
sljoje revoliucija buvus la
biaus kruvinesnc, negu kad
plrmlau prancSta. Apie
1000 zmoniu arba zuve ar
ba suzeista. Tukstanciai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
DEKOJA w BAZARU
SURENGIMA.
New York, kovo %.

New York, kovo %. -
PrancuzlJos prcz. Poincarc
kablegrama prisiuntc tauti-
niam talkininku bazaiV rem
gimo komitctui Amcrikojc
savo padckojimq " bazaru
rengima, ncs bazaruosc su-
inktuoju pelnu gausiai su-
Sclpiami nukcnttjusicji nuo
karcS prancuZal.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
SUMMIT AMURO PRO
VIRsININKAI
Londonas, kovo %.

Londonas, kOvO %. - SUI
imta Amuro provincijos
(Sibcrijojc) gcncraI-gubcr-
natorius Gondatti ,ir tos
provincijos kaliuomcncs va
das, gen. MeSGcnkov.
Gomclyj suimtas buvusis
caro- rIlmu virsininkas baro-
mas Frcdcricks, kurs visuo-
met vazinGdavo su caru.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
CERKVES VIRSININKAI
PRIPAzISTA NAUJA
VYRIAUSYBE.

Petrogradas, kovo %. -
Kievo staciatikiu metropoli-
tas su visa sau pavesta dva-
siSkija pripazino tcisota
naujq Rusijos vyriausybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
BUVES RUSIJOS CARAS
- KALINIU.
LONDONAS. kovo %.

LONDONAS, kovo %. =
Naujoji Rusijos vyriausybe
parede, kad buvus;am Ru-
sijos carui, Nikalojui Roma
novui, ir jo palydovams pa
naikinti asmenine laisve ir
tuojaus j su tarnais prista-
tyti Carskoje Sielo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
Kongresas iSnes
rezoliucija.

10 Slto kongresas pravcs
rczollucija, kurioje bus pa
sAkyta, kad nuo to ir to lai-
ko gyvuoja tarpe abicju Sa-
llu kares stOvis. Tokia re-
zolluciJa nereikS kares pa
skelblmO technikaliu supra
rlmu, bet praktikos zviIgs-
nlu reikS pacia kare.
70 pasckmc bus tas. kad
tnomet Suv. Valstijos pa
s'r1plns labiau apsaugoti
savo reikalus placiose jur6-
Sc ir pagaliau ncdovanos
vokicciams kickvieno in
prasizcngimo pricS Suvic-
nytas Valstijas.
Toks kares stovis taigi ir
vadlnasi "ginkluotoji ncut-
ralybc," kol pagaliaus ne
priscis iStikruju kur jurdse
susiromti SUI vokicciais.
Prezidentas neziuri
kustymu.
Suv. Valstijose sujudimas
labai didelis. KapitaIu a.
gcntai ir stambesnicji laik-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22

kitu suareStuota. Agrikul-
turos minister Ritting. re-
voliucionicriai gyva sudegi-
ne. Rusijos gyventojams
tluksta maistO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
Priverstipas kareiviav;mas

Manona, kad Sta kongrc-
50 sesija visupirmu pasilu-
pins pravesti priverstina
kareiviavima visOse Suv.
Nalstijose, kurs pavadintas
''militariniu lavinimu." s.
NalstijOms yra rcikalingi
kareiviai. Negalima .ju gra-
zrlmu primasinti, rcikia pri-
vcrstinai init.
BE to bus nutarta ir kitO-
kin daugelis svarbiu.iu rel
kalu, suriStu su p1isiruoSi-
lnu karen.
Tctiaus tikroji kar6 su
Nokietija nebus paskelbta.
Bet Jci vokicCiai ncnustos
galvazudziave, tuomct, gall
mas daiktas, Suv. Valstijos
kokiu nors budu panaudos
pricS VOkictija savo kar6s
laivyna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-22
Vokietijos provokacija.

Reja, Vokietija igimtuoju
savO atkaklumu prczidcnta
taip prOvOkuoja, kad jam
ncnorOmis prisieina Saukti
lSongresa specialen session ir
glnti Sales garbe. Vokietiia
pricS visa pasauli statosi
tuomi, kad jinai esanti SUI
maningiausia ir galingiausia
visampa saulyj. Ir todel su
.iaja negali skaitvties net di-
dziulcs pasaulio valstybcs.
Kad taip yra, liudija fax
fas, kad jinai neiSpildo savo
pllzadcjimu, kaip jinai nuo-
lat zudo amcrikonus, trukdo
Amcrikai prekyba ir kito-
kiais reikalais susineSima su
Europa.
sEUEk ,es&.S5H
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23
Potatoes Are Easy
To Cook II You
~ Can Afford Them

Washington, D. c.. Jan. 22-The
general use Of potatoes in the aver
age family and the better customs
prevailing in many homes in prepar-
ing the tubers for food are based on
sounr economic and dietetic reasons,
according to specialists of the Office
of Home Economics of the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture. Studies of
the preparation and use of potatoes
as food are reported in Department of
Agriculture Bulletin No. 468, recently
issued.
Potatoes are easy to cook in a va
riety of ways. From the point of
view of dietetics, they furnish starch
in one readily digestible form con
tain mineral substances Of import
ance to the body, and-a fact less
generally known-tend to make the
tissues and fluids of the body aka
line, so counteracting the tendency of
meats, eggs, fish and like foods to
create acid conditions. Since the
body does it's work best when it's con-
dition is either neutral or slightly al
kaline, potatoes, like most vegetables,
perform an important function in the
diet besides furnishing energy-pro-
ducing material This scientific fact
justifies the custom that is prevalent
in many families of serving a goodly
supply of potatoes or other vegetables
with each helping of meat.
Potatoes, however, while valuable
addition to a mixed diet, alone are
not suited to meet the needs of the
body because of their poverty in pro-
TENS and fat Of these latter import
ant elements protein is furnished in
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23
BUTTER SAVED
IRISH sail 0RS
FROM PIRATES
Sea Wolves Received Too
Smooth a Reception
Aboard Ship.

Sea captains have many adven-
lures, and the stories of their wonder
full escapes seldom lose by repetition.
Many years ago pirates cruised up
and down the English channel, to the
great peril of the merchantmen. The
story is told of a Captafn Davis, who
was noted for his quick wit as well
as for his skill in navigation, that he
was returning from Ireland with a
cargo consisting mainly of butter
He had not been out very long
when pirate was seen coming down
upon him. In vain all sails were
spread; every moment brought the
pirate nearer.
The men were at their wits end,
but the captain knew a trick or two.
He ordered his men to take off their
boots and stockings, and directed
that a score of butter barrels be
brought on deck.
In a few minutes the barrels had
been knocked to pieces, and the but
ter was thickly spread all over the
deck and outside the ship. Not a rope
nor. a spar that was not slippery.
Even without their boots and stock
ings the sailors could scarcely keep
on their legs
On came the pirate, not dreaming
how smoothly he was to be received.
Captain Davis assumed an air Of sub
mission, and allowed the enemy to
come alongside quietly.
But when they jumped over, fully
armed, with pistol in one hand and
sword in the other, they slipped about
and tumbled over one another on the
buttered deck like SO many rats.
One fellow shot head-foremost
down into the cabin, where he was
Immediately set upon by the boy; an
other slid across the deck, and shot
out into the sea by an opposite port
hole.
Not one of them could stand on his
feet, and as pirates are generally SUI
perstitious, an idea seized them that
the ship was possessed of the devil
They hurried back into their own
vessel, cast loose, and Captain Davis
got safely into port at the expense, of
a few pounds of butter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23

meats, eggs, fish, milk, beans, and
similar foods, and fat in butter, ia
con, table oils, and the fats and oils
used in cookery
Greater care than commonly is ex-
eercised should be taken in peeling
potatoes. Very often 20 per cent of
the potato is pared away. This re-
suits not only in /the waste of con-
siderable potato but also in the loss of
one of the most valuable portions of
the tuber,l since the soluble mineral
salts are present in the material near
the skin, which would be removed
and thrown away. These salts can
be preserved by a more careful re-
moval of the skin, as by shallow par
ing or rubbing, and also by boiling or
baking the potatoes in their Jackets.
Pairing before boiling, however,
may be the most desirable method of
cooking potatoes which through an
undue exposure to light may have ac-
quired a bitter taste, or those which
have been kept until late in the
spring, since in this way more of the
disagreeable flavor is eliminated.
Such potatoes may also be soaked be-
fore cooking.
While these methods may be de-
sirable with potatoes which have been
exposed to light, they result in the
loss of considerable food value with
out compromising advantages when
applied. to new or well-matured pota-
toes. If such potatoes are boiled aft
en- pairing, they should be dropped in
to boiling water instead of being
placed on the stove in cold water
By the latter method there is twice
the loss of protein, or tissue building
elements, resulting from the former
The loss of mineral matter is about
the same by each method. There is
no loss of starchy material in boil
ing unless portions of the tuber break
off,
Practically the only loss when po-
tatoes are baked in their skins is of
the water which escapes as steam.
There more or less common custom
of pricking holes in the skin of bak-
ed potatoes or breaking them is ex-
planned by the fact that unless the
steam which is formed inside the skin
is allowed to escape it will change
back into water and produce sog-
giness
Potatoes which have turned green
and sprouting tubers have present a
considerable quantity of solanin, an
though not dangerous in the quaint
ties ordinarily met with, gives dis
agreeable flavor. It is best, there
FORE to avoid such potatoes or to cut
out green or sprouting portions.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23
TO LEAVE
. MAIN STREET AS
! Rents INCREASE
None But Most Prosperous
Business Can Stand High
Charges for Locations.

Bridgeport is destined to see q rev.
.olution of it's retail business accord
ing to recent announcements that
have thrown merchants into a panic.
None but businesses with the great
est margin of profits may survive the
assessments that are now being levied
TO make BridEeport's grand list cap
able of sustaining added assaults for
the vast improvements that are an
r1ounced
DeVer H. Warner sounded the first
note Of warning to tenants last week
through his agent, Charles S. Cole,
when holders of leases in the brick
block between Union and State streets
on the east side of Main street were
jumped approximately 100 per cent.
over last years sums.
AS a result "of but seven days no
tice," according to Mrs Wilma M.
Robertson, who for many years has
conducted the Women's Drug store at
STO Main street, Austrioneer Arthur
! Elwoodi is to-day sacrificing the big
stock under the hammer.
rMy rent was doubled said Mrs.
Robertson to-day. Last year I was
paying $1,5OO for this store. I was
given seven days notice that for the
COI1lHS ytdI WOulO I1dNC ~ pay PO,-
coo per year. I had no time to To-
cate else where and this is the cOnse-
duence."
Il 1t was learned today that the rent
of Cullinan & Mullins had been in
creased from $500 to $500 per
year Mr.. Mullins refused to discuss
the matter today or state whether he
would be able. to continue business at
Cto ha Do
ant in the same block, it was said by
the proprietor probably would have
to move at the expiration of the pres
ent lease The >Sceh tailorinA shop
rental had not been definitely decid-
ed Upon between agent and tenant
and the J. H, Ecker cigar store rem
tai ihcrease was not announced.
i Speaking of the 100 per cent. raise
real estate dealers today said that it
was their belief that business south
Of State street in Main street would
not warrant the quoted advance. Re-
ports that Mr.. Warner contemplated
building where his block now stands
were denied.
With rentals at $4,000 for small
stores in Main street above Fairfield
avenue, the situation has become so
Intense LudL q TcFOluIlOu III UuSlucSS
is foreseen. -
"Only the proprietors of stores
where profits are considered in three
figures may survive the present in
crease which is freely predicted in
rents as a result of increased assess
ments on property. There will be a
larger demand for second floor rents
and some Of the smaller merchants
will be forced to. discontinue" said a
well known authority On rental val
ues.
Another change caused by the high
price of property is. seen in the re-
Hnquishnerft by Arnold Cargil of one
half of his present occupancy of the,
Beers building on Broad street. His
restaurant will be continued in one
half Of the building the other portion
being released for>other business pur-
poses. as
In the re-adjustment which will
come about April 1, it is currently
Predicted that Main street between
State and Congress streets will have
Q much different complexion than /
presented today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23
Enjoy life! Liven your liver
and bowels tonight and
$50 ] feel fine.

-..anight sure! Remeva the liver
and bowel poison which. is keeping
your head dizzy, your tongue coated,
breath offensive and stomach sour.
Don't stay bilious. sick, headachy,
constipated and full of cold. Why
don't you get box of Cascarets from
the drug store now? Eat one or two
tonight and enjoy the incest, gentlest
liver and bowel cleansing you ever
experienced. You will wake up feel
ing fit and fine. Cascarets never
grippe or bother you all the next day
like calomel, salts and pills. They act
gently but thoroughly. Mothers should
give cross, sick. bilious or feverish
children a whole Cascaret any time.
They are harmless and children love
them. \
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23

Sugar cards are to be instituted in
France.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23
xMAs GIFTS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY.

XMAS EVERYBODY.
merit
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23
BIG HOUSING co. CELLARS.

Ground was broken yesterday by the
IL Wales Lines Co. for the second
building project of the Bridgeport
Housing Co. No ceremonies accom-
panied today's work at Connecticut
avenue and Hewitt street where the
contractors will rush to. completion 80
houses on the Lashar-Henkels tract
ofland.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23
PASTYNIK ESTATE.

The inventory of the estate of
Theresa Pastynik filed in the probate
court by Appraisers N. c.. Herr and
Jacob Goldstein, shows $9,74S. This
consists of an interest of $4,000 in
the saloon at 500 Pembroke street;
$1,000 equity in property in Main
street and s24S equity in property at
Fairview. Robert Fftzroy is admin
iStrator.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23
HURLEY AUTO STOLEN.

John A. Hurley, Jr., manager of
the bottling department Of the Con-
necticut Breweries Co., reported to
the police today that his automobile
was stolen Monday morning from in
front of St. Augustine's church, where
he was attending services.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23
OFFICERS OF STATE
I DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
TO MEET IN ELM CITY

A meeting of presidents of state
Democratic clubs has been called for
Feb. 5 at The Taft in New Haven by
A. s., Lynch, state organizer. Will
liam Griffin will represent the Young
Mems Woodrow Wilson club of this
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23

ers1to hunt for the Moewe and to cap
ture her or destroy her if possible.
Among these cruisers is the Glasgow
ono. 81, which cast anchor at Per-
nambuco after a long search Of the
northern coast of Brazil for the Ger
man raider. The cruiser put to ~oa
Immediately to continue her search.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-23

The big White Star freighter Georgia,
With Sl>ty Americans aboard, was one
of the Moewe's victims, it is known,
although details are lacking. Among
the Georges complement was DR.. Or
vile E.. McKim (No. y, veterinary
surgeon of Watertown, N. Y, whose
picture is reproduced herewith.