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The evening world., 1917-10-08

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u#Us every eide. vas au unoouu'.
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r.sp..sn I.orl t1 the ultra fafhiouab.'
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machines and flaFs In the bands OF
fHr sp, tators iiy different roads
tho various units y the division
marched on 90 the plain aId formsa
at tH, s1ufh end Nith their hanis ii
front - them. an facing tho review
|rH stand
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viuon wsnt cui irto ne nsits 90
houF stsf thsn usuai Thsf hht s'rr'
sn houf ionfrf. o. rsyeIIs vasr'i
-ouudsd unui q o.oIsrk end vlsn fls
nsn went 20 tffH thfr dia o. vIf
fhs tnovlsafe fhs. tBs1s vr.'I Del
coils an booze e.ft HIt H'srraan
.nrfsaI ~ f.s 1suaI 700.
TOO mfr fmmaf tots decided fhai
erie was another Indication r. W.f
s.fY dsraUsrs far i#nes Tar5
frursf that thrY usf, ssr mulh Dol
frs position of m.B if.iuiur f1s o.
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The evening world., 1917-10-08
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
AUTHORITIES IN THE WORLD
Endorse the Value of Such Ingredi-
ents as Are Contained in
Father Johns Medicine
A Body Builder-For Throat and Lungs
Free From Alcohol and Dangerous Drugs-6O Years
In Use-Cuaranteed.

The most eminent medical au-
thorities, recognized all over the
world as the highest in the science of
medicine, having made public state
ments endorsing he value of such in
gradients as we guarantee are the
principal ingredients of Father
Johns Medicine.
High medical authorities say
that these ingredients are beneficial
fotably in wasting diseases which
are durable and those maladieS which
are connected with or have their
origin in colds and debiltating and
wasting diseases"
To give these statements in full
would take too much space, but we
will furnish on application the list of
ingredients of Father Johns Medi,
cine, the names Of the medical au.
thoritieS referred to, what they say
the publications and the dates OF
same.-Advt.
The evening world., 1917-10-08
THG OLD SIXTY. .NiNTH MAKES
BRAvU SHOW.

'.H ..r. tight Zoo. f1r hsrs's hr
1855 i.. companies marched. In point
~ a,r..f'b. company D. capt lticl
900 Ryan. company y, capt John T.
Il... company T. capt Van Ssni
r.H.I Merle Smlg. Company N,
'Hl' Martin MrHuy. Who used 90 boz e
sergeant aud secured hlH commission
N..n Doc wtnt 90 platfshurr.
h.8 well tnsy looked. and Ike sol
d'.ra they marched Oh ana on over
The evening world., 1917-10-08
This Youthful Suit OF Woo
Velour will Surprise You

for the style which II combines with its
good material and tailoring II has inyert-
ed pleated back with gathered skirt, pro-
ducing the new fare hack coat. The skirt
IS plain tailored with the all-ncccssary
pockets, however the new dark COS m
eolorings of the season........ V~"'VV
The evening world., 1917-10-08
NATURE HELPS MAKE THRILL
INC SCENE.

With th, nags fapp Ing IN the gentle
breeze. intrrminglci With tho rril-
mental colors, and tho guiions .p,A-
iug Ike peoples IN a field - green "a
picture was presented of great army
go olive drab awaiting the signal for
advance. The beauty Of the sight was
enhanced by the Ellstening silver and
brass instruments. the gay costumes
~ women and dark dress OF the men
around them. tho little flags fluIter.
Ing and the shining tops OF autoino-
n!les Just beyond.
Nature had furnished It's prcttiest
framing for the picture. The sun was
aslsnt Of tho west. and riding hlgh
and the sky was as blue as new
infantry cord. over 20 the far north
caught a high flying aeroplane from
the Aviation Field and carried II out
OF sight, Just as the bugle sounded
the call for the review at o'clock.
In columns OF four the Elghty-:fwd
Brigade moved 10 the west and coun-
termarched In company formation.
The one Hundred and SiKty-flfth
tthe old sixty-ninth OF New York;
had tho right OF line Brig. Gen. Mich.
ael j. Lenihan. with his stan, marched
at the head OF his brigade and the
band behind him played its favorite
tune. Garry owen" IA It passed tae
reviewing stand. Gen. Lenihan fell
out, and with his staff took up his
position to the right OF Gen. Mann
Senator Oscar Underwood occupied
the position at Gen. Mann's left.
There were cheers for tho Sixty
ninth as Col. Hine led them into the
field for the review. Cheers for the
The evening world., 1917-10-08
RAINBOW DIVISION,
$1,000 MENIN milne,
N GOODDY REVIEW

tasssisi rrorn . s,sf CofrsspoHdse'
~ I've Tvsrinn WoTidl
CAMp MILE .. a. oct THf
am hours S,rs sat down .dsy aud
,hs rank ana fIs ~ ihs Haiubow ID
The evening world., 1917-10-08
Two entirely different
effects are given this Suit

by the way. the large Collar of Hudson
Seal dyed MuskraD may he buttoned.
The suit itself Is o: hae quality wool We
lour, mad: simply, but with proper idea
Of tailoring which Is evidenced not only in
It's style hut In the finish of the sSO m
pockets ard the buttonholes. po1'VV
The evening world., 1917-10-08
Gillette" Suits Have Fur
Collars Also

and the fur is one OF the smartest kinds
as well rs the most durable shown this year
muskrat- kolnsky The suit itself is OF
wool velour with inverted pleats in the
back and all-encIrclnR belt. La jeune file
may choose burgundy, navy or S,r m
brown Sizes l8 To 10 years.. VOo'VV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
MoToRY WYPIERAJA o N

Washington, Ma podstawie wy
niku doswiadczen przeprowadzo-
nych W arsenalach w Rock Island
Fort Sill, Okla. i Fort Bliss, Tex.
zapowiada Department woj ny, re
W n%iedalekiej przyszlosci Gala ar
tylerya amerykanska zamiast ko-
nj bedzie uzzywac do pociagu ar
mat motorow.
w Europe do transportu ar
mat ciezkiej artyler,yi uzywaja
,juz obecnie p%oteznych traktor6w,
zamiast koni, ale SO one powolne
i dotychczas ME zdolano rozwia-
zac problemu, jak z~astosowac mo
tory do lclskicj artylnryi, kt0rej
musza bye szybkie, a ma
trafiaja czesto ia znaczne przesz
kody W terenie, jak bagna, wawo-
it'd. Geniusz wynalazczosci a.
merykahskiej przyjdzie vice W
tym wypadku z pomoca Europe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
% e~gdluP !! ! y
! Amt,yce.

sJestsswsr6d mas wielu takich,
kt6rzy ME umieja AMI czytac ami
pisae. Zwykle zyja oni ": najgor-
szych warunkach, pracuja najcie-
zej, najmniej zarabiaja i ostatnie
w MISUNDERSTANDING miej-
see.
Ci, nieszczesliwi, ME czytaja ami
pism ami ksiazek, ME korzystaja
z postepu nauki i wiedzy, ola spo
feczenstwa otoczenia malo So u
zyteczni, ola spraw ogolno polls
.kich najczesciej obojetni. Olbrzy
mia W Mich sila ducha i czynu,
lecz ukryta. niewywolana, ME-
czynna.
TAX dalej bye ME moze. Trzeba
ich obudzic, tych spiacych, ryce-
rzy, oswiecic, nauczyc, zapalic.
Dobra w Mich VIOLA i chez do IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07

w - 49,
suki, lecz sami, W starszym wieku,
ME Srnia odwazyc sic ma jej roz-
poczecie. Musimy i'm przyjsscc z pc
moca natychmiast.
Zanim wstapia do wojska Tub
wyjada W inne strony, MECH PREY
najmniej poznaja alfabet polski,
MECH naucza sic czytac pisac.
Lepiej p6zno niz nigdy. Jeszcze
ME zap6zno.
Wskazcie nam MOVIE mie,jsca i
MOVIE plac6wki, W kt6rych Nzdalo-
by sic otworzyc MOVIE szkoly ola
analfabet6w, a najchetniej pospie
szymy z pomoca, udzielimy zapo-
'mogi i wskaz6wek, a nawet PREY
slemy nauczyciela Tub nauczycief-
Ike, jesli tego zajdzie potrzeba.
Piszcie natychmiast.
|Polskie Towarzystwo OSwiatowe
w Ameryce
1928 Cornell str.
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
WYNALAZEK PRZECIW SUR.
MARYNOM,

New York. VIM. l.. Saunders.
przewodniczacy marynarskiej ra-
dy doradcze,j oglosii urzedowo W
sobote, re zostal wynaleziony spo
sob przeciw submarynom. Tho
mas Edison, wielki wynalazca a
mcrykanski, PRAGUE literalnie
dniem i noca mad wynalazkiem.
Me jest on wlasciwym tw6rca
wynalazku, bada on jedynie ma
deslane projekty, kt6rych jest O.
kolo 500. Podobno wlasciwym WY
nalazca jest Emil Gathmann. in
zynier Z Baltimore. Szczegoly sd
zakryte tajemnica i sekretarz ma
rynarki Daniels mic okreslonego
W tel mierze ME powiedziai =
pr6cz wyrazenia nadziei, re ge--
niusz amerykanski znajdzie spo-
sob IA zwalczanie submaryn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
STRASZNY WYNALAZEK

IOAl, ~ ANleJdNl LIZ
ster. P. Barlow. dawniejszy pa
LACE ia okrecie wojennym wyna-
lazl bomby ola uzytzu aeroplan6w
maja siac straszne spusto--
szenie gdziekolwiek sic je rzuci.
Bomba TAXA spuszczona z aeropla
MI z niezwyklej wysokosci bury,
niszczy i zabija wszystko W pro-
MENU kilkuset stop. Move bonn
by maja te wlasnosc, re wybucha
.ja szesc stop mad ziemia bez wzgle
du czy So rzucohe z wysokosci Z,
600 czy 700 stop. Dzialanie ich ma
bye s~traszne. Pono. Rad kupif ten
patent i kaze wyrabiac te bomby
do uzytku aeroplanow. ktore be-
da siac smierc i zniszczenie W O.
kopach i twierdzach nieprzyjacie
la.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
NIEMCY MA = FARMY
New York. Niemcy nienatural

AN~" SVA0s A>ASAASr III
zowani, kt6rych tysiace wydalo--
nych zostalo re sluzby cywilnej i
z piracy W fabrykach, NIGGA isc
ma fanny, gdziekolwiekbadz, je--
zeli fizycznie piracy rolnej podo-
laja. Wezwanie take ~ogloszone
przez federalnego marsza}ka Nc
Carthy, dotyczy tych ~wszystkich
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Niemc6w,
ktorzy cd 1go -czerwca zmuszeni
beda opuscic ich dotychczasowe
mieszkania W Nowym Yorku z sd
siedztwa pol milionowego zakla--
dow publicznych, zbrojowni, arse
nal6w, fort6w j dok6w okretowych
- jake element niepozadany, DO
podejrzany Q niemieckie spisko--
wanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
NIEMCY MAJA JESZCZE IL
MILION0W zOkNIERZY.

Nowy Jork. By}y ambassador a.
merykanski7w Nv Niemczech Gerard
wyg}osif tutaj w, piatek move, W
ktorej powiedzia}, re Niemcy ma
ia ~jeszcze bliskov1a-nniliurSr AIT
merry i re ich sila militarna ME
zosta}a jeszcze zlamana. Oblicza
on, re Niemcy stracili 100000 H.
dzi wzietych do niewoli, 100000
ciezko rannych, 100000 w lekko
rannych i 100000 W poleglych,
czyli razem1 100000 zolnierzy. Cd
poczatku wojny zaciaga}y Men,
cy co rok pod bron 100000 re-
krut6w. w koncu wyrazil Gerard
przekonanie, &c udzial Stan6w
Z,jednoczonych W wojnie swiato--
wei potrwa przynajmniej diva la
ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
SENSACYA WO-
JENNA.

New York, Miasto New York
mialo onegdaj "pierwsza sensa--
eva wojenna" kt6ra jednak
ME trwala drugo, 2 zamkniecia
drogi do portu stalowa siecia.
z jakich powod6w zamkniecie
to nastapi}o, pozostaje ma razie
tajemnica. Trwa1o ono jednak "a
ledwie pare godzin pred polud-
MEM. Monitor Stan6w Z:jednoczo
nych Amphitrite, pelniacy sluzbe
patrolowa PREY Ceramic" W sic
ci ochronnej IA drodze do portu
wewnetrznego, zatrzymywai
wszystkie statki wyjezdza.jace 2
portu.
Kr6tko jednak pc poludniu,
rozkaz zamkniecia "bramy' 20
stall odwolany.
Wiadomossc o zomknieciu portu
nadesZia pc WladOmoscl OtrZyma-
nej ia krotko przedtem 0 zatopie
niu przez nury niemieckie trzech
zaglowc6w amerykahskich, spo-
wodowa4a zaniepokojenie W ko--
ZACH marynarskich, a i maly po-
ploch Ia gieldzie.
Niepokojaca najbardziej, lecz
nieprawdziwa byla pog}oska, ia
koby jeden statek zatopiony 70
stall nieopodal New Yorku.
w Westinghouse zaprzeczano,
by rozkaz zamkniecia wr6t Wy
szedl stamtad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Majxa1ntejszs Wypadki
M!nlonego Iygodnla.
Z~ABURZENIA

Eds ~. LOUIS, LII. w trZecla
Z rzedu noe powtorzyly sic zabu--
rzenia. Kilkadziesiat robotnik6w
strajkujacych, pc zpmknieciu Q
godzinie 6tej wieczorem salun6w,
poszukiwalo "a negrami : 1ami-
strajkami, z ktorych jedncgo "a.
strzelili a dw6ch poranili, wype,
dzajac ich z miasta.
Ma ulicach %patroluje policya.
deputy szeryfi i milicya stanowa.
Lad zostaf przywr6cony.
Z%aburzenia, kt6rc rozpocze}y
sic w nocy 2 poniedzialku ia VITO
rex, SO krwawa demonstracya
strajkujacych robotnik6w, pre-
civ sprowadzaniu do East St.
Louis negr6w &c stan6w poludnio
wych. Przcwodnicy rozruchow ma
zcbraniu masowem uchwalili i
przed4ozyli rezolucye W tel mic
re Radzie miejskiej.
Pufkownik c. E. Clayton, ko-
mendant sprowadzonej Ito miasta
zalogi pieciu kompanii Ago pulku
milicyi i oddzialu 1go pulku ka-
walcryi stanu Illinois, oznajmil,
re sytuacya jest pod jego kontro-
la i zajsc NIGGA tylko nadal nieu-
niknionc starcia strajkier6w z ne
grami sprowadzonymi do robot
fabrycznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
I FLOTA ZAMAW1A 8,
100000 PAR BUT6W.

washington, -. y. Przez marc
dowy Wydzial Obrony zam6wio-
no ola armji i floty, 3,450,000 par
butow. Dostarczony ma bye ca}y
zapas W osmiu miesiacach, i pre-
cietna .cena bedzie wynosic $4.S5.
Kontrakty rozdano 81 firmom, czy
Ii calkowita suma wyniesie okolo
II. ZOO. 900 dolar6w. Armia z tego
dostanie $500, 400 par, a flota $50
600. BY ME stac sic ofiara speku-
lacyi firm, komitet rady obrony
postaral sic dawno 0 zabezpiecze-
ME olbrzymich zapas6w sk6ry,
tax zeby firmly musialy nizsza ce-
ne zadac "a obuwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
PODATEK WOJENNY CUDZO
HEMCoW.

New York. Gubernator stanu
New York i byly burmistrz b.
stonu Fitzgerald zaproponowali
senatoryalnej komisyi finansowej
~nalozenie podatku wojennego "
kwocie 800 ma wszystkich cudzo
ziemc6w, kt6rzy cd 5 lat przeby-
waja " Stanach a ME chcieli 20
stac obywatelami amerykanski-
mi. Podatek ten. przynioslby po-
kama sumke $500, 100000. Zwol-
nieni Cd tego podatku byliby GU
dzoziemcy wstepujacy do armii q
meryka1skiej. s5.- !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
sAMOB6JsTWA z oBAWY
PRED POBOREM.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Trzech me
zczyzn odebra}o sobie dis zycie
W poblizu Grand Rapids, z oba--
Wy pred przymusowym poborem
do armii. Samobojcami z tcherzo-
silva So: Martin Bronwer, nowo--
zeniec najswiezszej datyy, Sim.
Wander well i Thomas Finch, MIC
dzi iudzie " wiiekus poboro1ynd..,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
NIEaeYzlFRZYMAxYN
sYIR
. spIA zYDoW,

Warrington, D. G. Kra1ownik
Stan6w Zjednoczonych s.sDes
Moines" j weglowiec Caesar
wysfane pred skilku miesiacami !
pieniedzmi j naturaliami przezna-
,c.zzoin,emi ma Syrye, zatrzymaly sic
Aleksandryi, Egypt, + tam to-
war wylndowaly. Turcy i Mem
cy ME dopuscili tych sokret6w na
droge do Birutu, prznaczonego~na
odebranie tel wysy}ki ratunkowej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
N1EM1ECKIE oKRETY UzYTE
Washington. D. G.. RozkaZem

washington, II. y. Rozkazem
prezydenta, jake naczelnego wo--
dza armii i marynarki, wydanym
onegdaj, piec skonfiskowanych pa
|rowc6w niemieckich uzyte beda
jake pomocnicze krazowniki, a O.
STEM = jake weglowe. Krazowni
'kami beda: - Kronprinz Will
helm, Prinz Eitel Friedrich, Lie
benfals, Geier i Locksen; weglowe
mi zas: Saxonia, Frieda Lonhardt
Hohenfelde, Nicadria, Kicl, Ru--
dolf. Blumberg, Vagzen i Bres-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
APEL, KARDYNALA GIBBON.
SA DO KATOLIK6W.

Baltimore, Md. Kardyanl Glib
|bons oglosil otwarty list do du--
chowienstwa katolickiego, w kt0-
rym poleca mu, ably wezwa}o pa
rattan, zeby kupowali bondy vol
nosciowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
DZIEWIECIU AREsZTOWA-
NYCH.

Cincinnati, o. Agienci rzadowi i
detektywi miejscy aresztowali tn
tai W piatek wieczoremz dziewie--
ciu mezczyzn W zwiazku z rozda-
waniem literatury skierowanej
przeciw konskrypcji.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
NIEMCoM

Washington, D. G. Wedle planu
departamentu donosi dzisiaj 0 wy
sy1ce koleja syberyjska wielkiej
armii j%aponskiej przeciw Mem
com ma zachodni front rosyjski.
Znaczy to pierwszy .wielki krok
Japonii W wojnie swiatowej z
Niemcami.
Kola dyplomatyczne w Wa
shingtonie zr6dlowo poinformowa
ne, oswiadczaja, re Japonia oba--
wiajac sic zawarcia osobnego pc
koju Rosyi z Niemcami, zniewolo-
ma zostala do tel akcyi, W celu IL
chronienia Azyi cd agresywnosci
Nicmiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
PoNoWNE CYKLONY W O.
H I~KENTUCKY

Guthrie, Okla. Tornado przecia
gnaf dis poapofudhiu pasem sic
dem mil dlugim przez okolice
Guthrie. Kilka os6b zosta}o ME-
bezpiecznie pokaleczonych, a VIE
lie budynkow ulegfo z~niszczeniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
mEAkYsPANIENEK

mEAkYsPANIENEK. S.
" r. q. Laleczka i cukierek.
w r. IL. Dluga sukienka.
w r. IA. Maly wasik... czarny.
w r. Is. Szabelka i ostrogi.
w r. q Wielki wasik - 1bez
wzgledu ma ubarwienie.>
w r. 80 Kotki i piesk i roman
Sc z ..'okropnosciami milosnemi,"
jak "Chrzescijanin i~zydowka
etc.
w r. 40 R66zaniec, kwesta i plo
teczki. /.
w +. SO. Tabaczka, ponczocha i
-plotki.
w r. 80. Morfeusz i ciepla pie
rzynka.
w stanie Idaho, powiat Canton
ma bye podzielony. Nowy bedzie
miai NAIVE Peyet z siedziba W
Pevette, idaho.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-09
SUCCESS OF THE
MAXIMALISTS is
ONLY TEMPORARY

Paris, Nov. 9-fThose who thought
the Russian revolution had been fin
Used made a mistake said M. Max
lakof, the Russian ambassador, in an
interview in the Petit Parisien. NOW
the blood of our people will flow again
in the streets of Petrograd.'
He expressed the belief, however,
that the advent to power of the Max
imalists will only be a momentary
success, to be followed by the organ
ization of the revolution in a national
and patriotic sense, which is bound
to assure victory against enemies
within and without"
Russia as whole he said, sis
about to rally around a national gov
ernment.''
IEe believed it unlikely that the
statement concerning the peace pro-
posals was true.
The general view here is that as
one of the first steps of the Maxim
alists was to tseize the central tele-
Graph office! all news from Petrograd
should be received with reserve until
more impartial information is obtain
able. Nevertheless the extreme grav-
ity of the situation Is emphasized here
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-09
Fire, Destroying Entire
Building, Forces Score
Out in Night Clothes

<(Continued From Page One.)
not respond, went to fire station NO.
8. 1t appears that the only place the
alarm registered was in the home of
Chief johnson. He arrived at the
fire station visited by Horvarth a few
minutes after the saloonkeeper.
The failure of the apparatus Of this
station to respond astounded him and
he stopped his auto to inquire the
cause of their delay Finding the rea-
son, the chief Immediately put in
phone calls and summoned four
steamers, a ladder truck and two
chemicals In the meantime some-
one had pulled the unconnected box
a second time without getting any
response.
When Chief johnson reached the
scene the dwelling which stands about
20 feet distant from the burning struc-
ture had started to burn on the cor
ners. Quick work on the part of the
f1remen stopped the progress of this
blaze and they managed to conf1ne
, the flames to Horvarth's structure.
Nothing Of value remained whole in
the burned structure except a few
barrels of whiskey. Though the re-
ceptacles were badly burned the con-
tents were not injured The. house
hold effects and clothing, of the Peli-
kan family were not insured IIovarth
carried insurance of 5000 on the
structure and $1,000 on the cafe stock,
which was valued at $4,000.
Failure of the alarm to ring is ex-
planned by Chief johnson as due to
the fact that the signal system is be-
ing changed over from an old system
to a new one. An expert named
Coburn from the Gamewel1 Fire Alarm
company is assisting Arthur E. Platt,
superintendent of alarms, in making
the changes. There is q tie wire con-
Meeting the old and the new systems,
and some time after 4:30 yesterday
this wire was broken. The result was
that the circuit on which the box is
located was absolutely cut off from
all parts Of the system except from
the house of the chief.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-09
LENINE DECLARES
MOTIVES OF THE
I'D REVOLUTION

London, Nov. s.-Several transports
from Kronstadt arrived in Petrograd
on Wednesday, carrying sailors who
previously had sided with the provis-
ional government, says dispatch to
the Daily News from Petrograd. The
correspondent gives the following ex-
tract from Nicolai Lenine's address to
the council of workmen's and soldiers
delegates on Wednesday:
THE second revolution has been
accomplished. We shall offer a peace
acceptable to the proletariat of all
countries. publish all secret treaties.
take over all Poland and establish
the control of workmen over industry.
The consequence will be the accom-
plishment of the third social revolu-
tion,',
M Maslov, a social revolutionist and
former minister of agriculture, the
correspondent adds, in his last tes-
lament says that he is convinced
that he is about to die and he leaves
his curse on those who sent him into
the government and did not support
him Is
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-09
WOODS TO RESIGN
AS COMMISSIONER
OF NEW YORK POLICE


New York. Nov, s-Police Com
missioner Arthur Woods. appointee
of Mayor Mitchell, announced today
his intention to resign to take effect
Dec. 81, the day the present fusion
administration, defeated for re-elec-
ton by the democrats goes out of Of
flee. His term under the law would
run until April, 1919. He could be
removed from office sooner only after
a public hearing.
Administration of the police de-
partment is usually a chief issue in
mayoralty campaigns here. although
no great point was made of it in the
recent election. It has been a sub
ject of discussion what disposition
Judge Hylan, mayor elect, would
make of the commissionership. No
announcement has been made, by him
in this regard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-09
COAL OPERATORS
|0F PENNSYL VANIA
IN CONFERENCE

Washington, NOV. 9-Pennsylvanfa
anthracite operators and miners con-
tinued conferences here today on
proposed new wage scales.
At the conclusion of the morning
meeting It was said that they probably
would not get together until some
time next week, when John P. White,
former president of the United Mine
Workers of America and now a spe-
cial assistant to Fuel Administrator
Garfield, will join in the conferences.
A committee of the operators and
miners called on DR.. Garfield today
and told him that. as, soon as they
reached an agreement they would sub
nit to him a request for increased an
thracite prices to absorb whatever
wage increases may be granted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-09
AMERICA GIVEN
CONFIDENCE OF
ALLIED NATIONS

London, Nov. 9-The arrival in
London Of the American mission, Col
Houses statement to the press and
the announcement of the American
state department fill a conspicuous
tcrially the Times says:
The theory that America stands
more or less aloof from the Allies
may still survive. but henceforth she
shares our Utmost councils not. only
regarding the objects of the war. but
as to the way to win it. In several
points lately things have not been
going too we'll for the Allies, but none
Of their reverses or disappointments
matters if only the great war power
Of the United States is directed right
ly to the common end"