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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
GERMANY COURTS RUSSIA

yTS HE CONCESSIONS which the Kaiser will make to the 3 German people not considerable, democracy measures such things in But any concession to democracy in Germany in these mes apt carry large conseqenqces ma mood suffrage or nearer ap proach it, must change the quality of the Rechsag body is resve anad become the actual hour The popular becomes it's origins ncult will it be for autocracy to control it.
 The addition of representatives people to the executive must have the fcof increasing democracy at the expense of the antocrat
 Nor does The Farmer peace pro- posas are entirely barren The Reichstag adopted
 oenns German aspiration for peace in terms that are essentially those laid down by the Russian propovonal eren which has declared peace territorial ac quisition by force and without indemnities
 The guarded speech falls into the same inter- preaton He states the aim of Germans, which says to inviolate the Germany boundaries ter rory as it stood at the beginning of the war.
 The Reichstag resolution and speech new Chan celor taken together further proof Germany very peace aims thus douby stated in the affir by the Reicstag and in the negative by Michaes much humbler and definite were propos ed originally when the German program could be preed into suggestion that Germany would satisfied " to retain what she had the began present proposals be nterpreed and this to be their rect import 8I
 This talk object than to ease the minds of Germans Nor is it intended especially peace opinion among the Allies with one exception
 The Reichsag resolution and the statement of German ann which Mchaes has made addressed in the
 Germany says Russia You want peace with out forcble annexation, without ndemnes We kind peace We wish to preserve only what when the war began 4#
 What effect will this have upon Russia? ef feet Almost at the the Reichsag declaring puson and when Mchaelis stating the of Germany Russian regiments were refusing to fight
 The s1tai6 hot the that confronted the Allies the incpency of the revolution Then the Russians
 uated their conditions of but nation had ssned had shown disposition to assent Now Germany after fashion attempts to convince Russia that Russian will be accepted So the Rechstag declares that forced acquisitions territory incompatible with lasting peace the chan cellor defines his aims the preservation of German boundaries .ts Ka8
 well enough to have no delusions over the mean ing of what has taken place Many read set of words But these words easy to understand the behind them is definite They intended for Russian ears, and for Russian minds f rs
 The danger has been raised that Russia regard these expressions sufficient to warrant negotiations the basis G the Russian formula. This would entail difficult in which the Russian position might be determant council might compel the other Allies to fight without sian aid. MI
 The world at another critical period of the can surely say what the hour will bring forth
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
FREE DANBURY WOMAN OF BLAME FOR DEATH
 OF MAN IN ACCIDENT

Miss Louise Austin of Danbury has been freed from blame for the death of Frank Arboda of Danbury, who was struck by her machine last Tues day. The testimony showed that Ar boda stood in the road watching the car approach and as it nearsd him he hurled himself in front of the car It could not be shown that Arboda had previously gvien any signs of mental derangement.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
institution last saturday.

Institution last Saturday.
 Monday morning the girl stated she was going to Smith 6 Murray's to seek employment. She left the building early leaving her dress suit case, filled with her wearing apparel. an umbrella and other personal prop- erty in her room she has not been seen since and no word has been re- ceived regarding her. She is de- scribed as exceedingly pretty, with dark heavy lashes and eyebrows, full face and medium build. When leaving the Y. W. c. A. she wore a large pie ture hat adorned by a birds figure, and middy blouse.
 The attaches of the institution have grave fears for the girls safety and state she was refined and quiet.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
CIVIL WAR VETS GET
 EXTRA HOLIDAY

Washington, July 21-President Wilson has issued an executive order granting Civil War veterans in gov ernment service desiring to attend the Grand Army encampment next month in Boston leave of absence from Aug. 20 to 27 inclusive, with pay. in addi- ton to their annual leave
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
UNCLE SAM WANTS
 LOAN OF 3,84o COOKS

Washington, July 21-The quarter master generals department has sent out teIegrams to presidents of 5S ho- tel associations throughout the coun- try requesting the loan" of 3,84o experienced cooks to superintend the kitchens in the 16 cantonments for the new national army. Fifteen ,civ- ilian cooks will be required for each regiment to be formed. making an average of. 24o for each cantonment.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
TO COMMISSION MEN
 IN TRAINING CAMPS

Washington, July 21-To determine the fitness for provisional appointment as second lieutenants of candidates at the various officers various camps. boards of officers have been named to meet at the various officers training camps July 23. 67>-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
Nation to Draw 382
 In Neighbo boring Towns
especial to The Farrner.1

Fairfield, July 21.-The exemption board for Division No. 1s, which cov- ers the 25th senatorial district, includ- ing the towns of Fairfield, Stratford, Westpuort Monroe. Huntington. New- town, Easton and Weston. i'll meet at the Fairf1eld town hall
 The registration for this division was ATT. The divisions draft allot- ment is 3S2 ## z
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
LOCATE ALLEN GIRL

The police this afternoon succeeded in locating Miss Marie Russell, the friend of Miss Allen and found the lat ter had stopped at her home for the night. The supposed missing girl. re- turned to her parents this afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

The proposed meeting or rebel mem bers of the Spanish Parliament was labandone
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

The worlds production of tea in 1915 and lsIs exceeds the figures of an years recorded,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
National Guardsmen
 Won't Go To France
 Before Winter Arrives

Washington, July 21-In response to protests against training of North ern National Guardsmen in Southern states. a letter from Secretary Baker read yesterday in the Senate, satd the arrangement had been made for cli- rnatic reasons and that the guards men probably cannot be sAnt to
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

The United States is making pre- paration at Paris for a great aviation force. The general staff| estimates tht the ratio of five machines to the enemies one is needed to maintain complete mastery of the air by the Alltaz.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

France before cold weather.
 He said it is planned to send df- visions of the guardsmen to France probably during the winter, as soon as they are trained and tonnage is avail able.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

sports skirts thin blouses white sneakers and carry paraso these the days The Read Store Service is offered to all persons distant little from the store Summer Shopping is harder than Winter Shopping feels like relaxing and resting through hours if does not feel like coming to town down town, let the store help by mail or telephone.
 White Wash Skirts, and thin Voile Dresses are at duced prices A5ss S
 Beach Cloth and Linen Coats for travel and motoring also at reductions. ,
 Bathing Suits. The Annette Kelleman Suits found nowhere in Bridgeport except at Reads The who likes to dive and approves them heartily for there is encunbrance of gathers superuous cloth The Ke erman Suit fits The gides through the water like fish, Slip over Suits $500 up
 Kelerman Tights S1.00 up
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

Toilet Waters and Powders of refreshing fragrance necessities personal comfort in hot weather The bus
 mess of has not altogether prohibited the importation French perfumes The Read toilet section is supplied with the productions of Hubgant Roger and Gallet, Goy Yetthere chemists in learned the secrets of the laboratory of perfumes and Hudnuts Soul of the Violet in little short square nasks is sweet and lasting $150
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
Cbe DmRedd Go
 Est0bLxsked I9~z'
Summer Shopping

July on the wane and the days grow ing shorter. There is no use denying the fact that we are slipping on the down ward curve of 1917 and summer is half gone There will be,many hot days and tempestuous showers for the reign of tbe tsdoo star' is in prospect, For those who
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

The Question of New Hat comes along about vacation time and that too inexpensive affair." for the antiest white sports hats sorted out and appear tables with changed price tickets Little silk hats light air. especially for motoring One must see to believe what attractive styles at $500-and less
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent . word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

Glass Set iced tea consists of large covered jug and six mugs handles All of the queer crackled glass with confused markings and which is thick enough he 5n,ite serviceable S645
 Grape Juice Set includes open jug and six glasses very beautiful with etched design of grape vine with leaves and punches fruit and when the piece acquires the misty covering that comes cold glass; is quite wonderful $500
 Moorcroft Ware is new pottery every piece signed appears graceful naring and odd bowls o all sizes The colors are green blue and gold Slightly lus- frous, very unique and beautiful. #8t 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

Dust Colored Veil is desirable for mo- 1< toring A shake out or pressing iron ssszaSE szzsyE brings out it's first freshness. Flow ksszys4l cred Shetland Veis white or black are fad iAEk 4 Of the season Purple and Gold are fash ionable in Chiffon Wells.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

New Books-ssThe Red Planet" is Locke at his best It is story of quiet English village where dwell the wives sisters and sweethearts those who out there It has for it's raconteur cripple old soldier who can thrill val, with his story I st50
 summer by Edith Wharton is realistic and renark- able picture of New England life strong story and the people in live in tow in or out of New
 Enrland S1.50
 little brown innocent looking book is entitled Short Cuts in Fares It shows simple and quick ways to figure
 sort of concentrated arithmetic with useful tables and for,,las s-a1S7 SE sss s1.00
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
Popular Service Man
Is Called To Amy rs
Ordnance Corps Member


v. S Cooke, service manager OF the
! Elliott-Garrett company and remem-
! bered as the silver tongued boy ora
tor" for the Republican candidates in
I the last city election. was one Of the
first automobile men to enlist IN the
army reserve after the declaration Of
war. Mr.. Cooke selected the ordnance
corps as his unit and will leave to-
night for Fort sam Houston to report
for duty, having received his call only
a few days ago. He expects TO be as
signed TO one OF the regiments now
stationed at Fort Bliss.
Cooke was a member Of the uufOr-
tunate newspaper brigade in New
York when he decided TO come west
and run John D for financial honors.
He saw the possibilities in the motor
car industry here and Joined the
Studebaker forces as a salesman for
the Garrett company. Mr..
Cookies love Of detail attracted the
attention OF Frank Garrett and he oe-
cided that he would unload" a special
department on the young man and
gave him charge Of the Studebaker
II and is very popular with Stude-
baker owners.
Since coming to FL Paso. Cooke has
been prominent in athletics and was
a member Of the Church league bas-
RETAILERS last winter, but he is very
emphatic il his denial Of Joe TerreIl's
assertion that there will be wet hand
kerchiefs waving when he leaves to-
night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
Proposal Is Made to Join
Up All Camps With
Road system.

w } ASHINGTON, D. C.. Sept 2s-
w A movement has been started
for the purpose OF building
military roads in the country and Civ
ing the secretary OF war complete
power to do this. The start was in the
form OF bill introduced in the senate
and also in the house. There is no
telling when action will be had on the
bill but its object is a commendabIe
enc It has in mind a comprehensive
plan OF improved highways through
out the United States designed pri-
marily with a view to facilitating the
movement OF military troops, equip
menL munitions and supplies in time
OF peace and in time OF war.
II is not the purpose Of the bill to
lay cut or survey new highways but
rather to give the control Of certain
post roads needed for military work
over to the secretary Of war so far as
the improvement Of same is con-
cerned- The bill also will allow roads
to be built for other than military
purposes but at strategic locations. It
IS planned that in this military road
movement the secretary Of war would
confer with authorities having in
charge the construction o. roads in
several states TO outline the plans for
reads needed for military purposes so
that unnecessary duplication OF roads
would be avoided.
Such a bill would assist greatly in
the quick building OF military roads
connecting with the various canton
ments- A movement OF this nature
was started IN Chicago some weeks
ago, when plans were outlined for a
military highway connecting Chicago
with the army station at Fort Sheri-
dan and the naval training station at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29

judge AIcKenzie's car on June Il, 1915,
and taken off last Wednesday, with a
record Of over 10000 miles. When the
Judge brought it TO the store. he be-
rated II. L. Cooper for giving him
what he thought was a defective tube,
for he did not believe that the Kelly
could possibly wear through
Mitchell sales are holding up
steadily, according TO c. r Johnson,
OF the FL Pas0 Auto Sales company
The new club roadster is proving
very popular.
R. n. Eamming underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at Wichita
Falls early this week and is now re-
ported beyond the danger mark, but il
viii be some time before he viii be
able to rejoin the Buick agency.
When L. II. Fletcher stocked up
with two warehouses Of Oldsmobiles
some weeks ago, many believed that
that motor cars are getting scarce,
the wisdom OF Mr.. Fletcher's course
is becoming apparent and he is max
ing immediate delivery both on re-
tail sales and TO subdealers.
The new low price for the Saxon
-four" has given an Impetus to the
sales Of that model and r. ". Deason
reports . brisk business and strong
demand for the roadster while sales
If the Saxon six" have also been
good. The Saxon Motor Sales com
pany made five deliveries this week
The Pioneer Motor company reports
the sale Of two more AutOcar trucks
this week A shipment Of these pop
ular trucks will reach here next week
but J. L Creel already has a wait
Ing list"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29

- GOD progress Is reported On the
work TO improve the BorderlanC
~ route 10 Deming. In the mean
time, the Mesilla-Aden route is re-
ported in very good condition and
several cars reported making the trip
this week in very good time. It
IS likely that many FL PasO motorists
viii 80 up 20 Camp Cody on weekend
trips. Those doing so are advised 10
wire ahead for room reservations If
they plan TO stay overnight in Dem
ing.
The Las Cruces fair drew several
motor exhibits from e. Paso. 7. S.
Camp had an Overland country club
model on display during the fair,
while Z. n. Banneu went up on Satur-
day morning with an Overland sedan
for display on FL Paso day
The FL PasO Overland company IN
loaded a car Of Overlands this week
The Oakland Auto Sales company
has fitted Up q neat rest space for
women visitors.
Marker & Yonge have been kept
busy this week in all departments.
The shop. despite the added equip
ment, has been rushed to take care Of
the large amount OF work coming in
Some Wear, This.
Jack Silversparre has added an
other TO his long list Of KeIly-Spring-
field tire records. He has a Kelly on
display at the Boss Rubber company
al the present time which has been
worn so much that but one layer OF
fabric remains and the wear is even
all around the casing. It was put on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29

Lake Bluff. both located within 30
miles Of Chicago along the shores OF
Lake Michigan, north Of the city. At
present federal appropriations cannot
cause the law only permits such ap-
prOpriatiOns to be spent on post
roads.
The necessity FOR special action
with regard TO these military roads is
shown by the recognition by Gov.
Edge, Of New Jersey, Of the fact that
the excellent roads Of New Jersey in
the vicinity OF a large army canton
ment already are being destroyed rap
idly and that special military aid viii
be required TO keep these roads in fit
condition for army activities. The
bill would make the secretary Of war
roads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
Aduance In Motor
Prices Less Than the
Increase In Foods

According to data collected by the
Cadillac Motor Car company, the prizes
OF its cars IS relatively lower today
than It ever has been.
While the materials entering to the
car have advanced IN cost from 80 to
100 percent and in some cases more
than $50 percent. to say nothing Of in
creased labor cost, the price Of the car
has not been advanced even on a scale
with the minimum Increase before
mentioned
The data shows that whereas Il took
about 1850 bushels OF wheat 10 buy
last years car. il now takes only
about 1900 bushels Last year, 2700
bushels Of corn would buy a Cadillac,
while this year 400 bushels viii do
II. Last year 80 bales Of cotton bought
the car, this year about 20 bales serve
the purpose.
And so on, down the line-potatoes,
pig iron and eggs; beans, leather and
cheese: onions. lumber and lard; il
requires one TO two-thirds less IN
these products 10 perform the service
they did q year ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
NEWSY PERSONALS OF
THE MOTOR TRADESMEN
7HERE is a new salesman on gas

THERE is a new salesman on gas
Oline row and II P. W. Deason
- has his way. the newcomer viii
90 through life as Saxon Deason, but
Mrs Deason promises that she viii
have something to say about naming
the little fellow. who was born last
Saturday.
Ben. Mckenzie. manager Of the Toll
telk Motor company, returned on Fri
day morning from another very sue
cessful trip in New Mexico. He
brought back orders for five Paiges
ane one Hupmobile and the cars will
go out today TO Hurley, Santa Rita
and DeminE. Both the Paige and
Hupmobile are popular in Deming and
when the cars ordered this week get
into service at Camp Cody one rent
stand will have six Paiges and four
Hupmobiles in service Mr.. Mckenzie
asserts that with the exception OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29
LONE STAR TAKES ON
The NEW NASH LINE

Announcement was made on Friday
that the Lone Star Motor company had
taken on the new Nash agency and
that the first shipment OF the much
talked about valve in head deep-
breathing six" will reach here about
the middle Of October.
When Mr.. Nash and his associates
took over the Jeffrey plant several
months ago. II was announced that he
would build new and distinctive car
and the Nash is the result II mas
been talked about in motor circles
for nearly year and the arrival OF
the Nash in FL PasO will be OF in
terest 20 all motorists.