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The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22

For earache, toothache, pains, buras,
.calds, sore throat, try DR.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil, . splendid remedy for
emergencies. I
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
FoR M18

sows for sale. win farrow in No.
,vember. Also Turkey Red seed wheat,
grown on dry land.
9-1.k ". A. HHBRRILL,
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
oxpaz
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF GARFIELD,

STATE OF COLORADO, L.
COUNTY OF GARFIELD, !"
In the Matter Of the Appli-
cation Of Charles g. Har-
ris, Susan v. Harris and
Elsie 4. Harris for An ad.
judication Of their prior
ity Of rights to the use
Of water for irrigation
and domestic purposes In ;hs
through the Harris En-. Distric
largement Of the Coryell Court
Joint Stock Irrigation No. Is
Ditch, the Harris Reser- as
Nvoirs Nos. 1 and and
the Harris Lateral Ditch,
with supply of water from
the east fork Of East Elk .T
Creek, in Water District
No. SO.
On this 14th day Of September, 10
upon application of Charles g. Harl
and upon good cause shown,
IT IS ORDERED: That hear
in the above entitled matter be
bbefore the Court on Tuesday, the II
day Of October, 1917, Of ten o'clock
the foreneenr Of I'D ~, ana tHat
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22

1sasahss ssae ~ rsa b yst5passA
y - q liss = ssanssiaa r -
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
R. j. MORSE,

Attest. R., j. MORSE, t'sf
l6eal1 Secretary. ,stss.l !.
First publication August II, 1917. +,
Last publisation September Is, 1917.
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Grodett 5S3 (Mn5.)

Nus Bolton meloet man. Eooo,
ein Matroie bonn &iiItenoalnpfer
ygitp Of Hoflano", iuur6e altf Dem
9oltoner Common bonn 8obel tatlid
angegriffen neil er ieinen SUIT, Den
er fir oas Star Spangleo 8anner"
abge5oser bate, tuieoer a1fiette, ais
cine Gefrutierungsfapelle Die fran-
8oliI1e 0otionalbpmne uWfarleillai-
le~ Ipielte. Ser 0eob Derfolgte ibn
ourh mebrere StraBen uno perblolt-
te i'm, bis er enoli6 IN elmer Boli-
3eiipa6e S6ub fano.
g8ie ale nelttralen Nationen Glt-
ropas, 10 lit au6 Sollarto inn Bunfte
9eihaffltng pom .ysobrungSmitteln
uno 9fobproouftion ouf oas sluslano
angetpieIen. Die 8lofabe bat Die
9eIdaffitng pon Nabrlngsnttteln IN
bobent @raoe eridapert, 5llrlteiI ult-
mogli6 gerua6t; bod audi no eln
glofaoebinoernis ni6t 5ll beipalti-
gen mar, Itellten iib ShWierigfeiten
Int oen @eg, ,lno 5tpar gift bieies in
bobent @raoe bonn Sals. @abreno
oie bolldnotihen Sausfrdnen oie
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adoen pereeblih nab Sal5 ourd
il16en, oa es iebr idtpierig tit, Die
fen slrtifel aus oen bisberigen Be
5ugsquelletr = 8ertugol, @roBbri=
tanl1ien uno 9euti6lano- 5u erbal-
ten fon1nt Die iiberrai6enoe Nob-
ridt bob Sollano innerbalb 1einer
eigeaen @rersen fat nferidyopflide
Sul5feloer beiist Die nur Ser slngz
beutlrng barrert Or. g. Selb tnodp
te Dor Der 9eieoerlanoii6en @eogra-
pbiiben @eieal6aft Die 9lnfiinoi=
eung, oaB i'm oitliden Eeil ser ssro-
pin5 @eloerla16 ei1 Snl5lager TT,
oas porldlifigen Sddtungen anfol-
ge % Mfiliaroen 9onnen Saa ent=
balt. SSn Ser gedbe bon gunrIe,
Rropin5 SberDliel lit Elm tpeiteres
Sal5lager BON anllaberrto 1000
100000 Sonnen. @s lit nibt nu=
pabridei1lid, oaB NIT Der ausbeu-
tung oieier @ager in f1r5er 3eit be-
qoftnen ipir6.
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Merico.

Braiioent garrart5a bat Sic
groBen 2anobeiieer ailgeipielen, oaB
ge ibre Gadter pernnlaiien iolltell,
iopiel neues Gano mie MIR nlogli9
in ailltltr 5ll nebmen. Nlle Wferi-
faner, Die Degen oes arieges alts
ben Ser. Staaten nod Merieo 5l-
riidfebreit meroen foltenfrei ia6
Dem Snnern oes Staates gebradt,
uettn lie bereit ii1ro, BORT anf oen
Sarmen 5lt nrbeiten
8illa lol in Dem @efe6t BET
Saneeoa am 81. 0fai nit ieinenl
8fero geltiir5t iein nno iid perlebt
baben gr bat iid aber IAon iuie-
Ger erboIt.
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7 { { a ..

sSn Der @egeno pom Garis bat
iid Der 28iabrige 5arntarbeiter
Nfaf Mcgool, Der fib am 9ienltase
bate regiitrieren lalien, aus NneIt,
oaB er gum 9eere ausgeboben tuers
oen fonne, erbdngt. Der beoauerns-
merte Mann binterlaBt eine 8itipe
nno 5tuei fleine ain0er.
- 9as Observation-Disclosures gu
auitin iotpie Die nleoisinild)e abte:-
lung oes State Council Of 9efenfe"
ermabnen bie 0iirger, alle bpsieiii=
lden gori1riften nnb @eroronungen
Itrift gu beobadten, 10 oaB Die Be-
oolferlmg mdbreno oes arieges fo-
tpeaig tuie rrtosli6 ltnter aranfbeitett
ot leioen bat. s(ud) Die gefanttrlte
2ebreri1aft bes Staates lit allfgefors
oert iporoen oen Sbulfinoern aIle
gelunobeitlihen 9eItimnningen aber-
mails ms @eoa6tnis 81 rlfeu.
= Die inn gan5en Staate sirfit=
lierenoen @eriibte, Dab infolge Der
5ipil1en Dem @onpernelir uno ben
llriperlit1tsbeborben ausee6ro6eren
Streitigfeiten Die oiesiabrigen Cont
mer-&urie an ser Staatsuniperiitdt
ausfol[en piiroen, beruben olrhaus
nibt auf 8abnbeit. 9ieie aurie iper-
Den tpie iibli6 gebalten nno 8spar be
ginnt Der erIte am 49, Sllni nf1o
ser 5tpeite anl 26. ssllli.
glns 2areoo miro geiiteloet,
oaB 5abIreide iringe amerifaner, oie
felt langerer 3eit IN Waerico selebf
babetr, 5uriifgefebrt iino, Inn in oie
regul6re armee ooer in Die gsatio-
nalgaroe eiit5iltreteit
Sn San antollio nno Serar
eountp tperoet, rngefahr 1000 iitn-
ge 9erte gum WdlitaroienIt einge5o=
gen tperoen.
sSssn 8ictoria baben S. 5. Wfot-
rer nno Ieine Satin oos Set tl-
rer goloenen Sod)5eit aefeiert.
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tr. Gunter Hotel Building. Crockett 59z

nniere 9iegiernng SIT arbeiten, mas
man ibnen s,t ar6eiten gtebt. 9ie
sente ieben iaiiber aas, iinb fraftie
ltno gel,tno nnb baben iid iebr gut
betragen. gSas NIT ibnen sefde6eu
iuirS, iueif man in bieiem Magen-
blid nod nidJt.
8elgien miro ebenfalls eiHe &Dna,
milton mad nnierm 2anbe fenben,
lie miro imuerbalb Ser naditen brci
@oden bier eintreffen. sln ibrer
Spite itebt Der Baron Mondenr, Elm
fraberer Geiam6ter gefgiens IN
8aibinston.
llniere Gegiernitg 5at gum Sritten
Wnle innerbalb bon ieds 8pdea
Iogenannte vgertificates Of sSmbeb.
tebnef" ansseseben unb oieIelben
Iinb iofort pergriffen iuorben. Die
Sdnloideine trasen iuentger Gin
len als 6ie Iogenani1tem n9ibertD"'
Bombs nnb ii1lb bnrd) lie einamfS'
len. Sieie nene Mnsgabe betragt zoo
Millionen, lit BON ben 6eierpeban=
fen amf Den Wfarft gebradt nno
bereits iiberseihnet. Sc iinb jekt
TIM @ansen fiir,850 MiqiDnen Dol.
lar sdnloideime ansgeseben.
@ie aus gsem yorf semelbet
,uiro, fat 5ranfreid Gebambe fit
sic "5alpation slrmp" einseridtet
itnb in eonopn fat man Der uGalua=
tion 9lrnp" iosar erlanbt, amf Dem
srafalsar sanare Grbolnnssramine
fitr bie amerifamtfd)en Solbaten
sn erridten.
@. Q. @laf In gbiaieptbe nno
elm seluiiier 5. u. Sale iinO bei6e in
gallas mnter Der Mnflage perbaftft
luorben, iid) gum slnfitanb sesen
ilniere Nesiernns peridiuuren 5m ba-
ben.
8initon Speneer Gbmrdil fat Die
Stelle zines &priikenben tit Dem
y9lirbparb" angempmmen. George $.
HDberts, elmer Der Nrbetterfmbrer I'm
Iarlament, 1T Eeniiunsminiiter ge-
.mprDen.
staatsiefretar eaniins beitreitei
oie gebauptins anf's Gntldiebenite,
oaf, sic Ser. Staaten Die dineiiidJe
Geuplutipn unteritiitten.
Die 8erliner yGrensseitmns" mel
BET, baf Der prouiloriide pOlniide
Staatsrat bic glnsbebnnng itiner
gtntoritat anf bas gamse alte Holeu
mnb einen Sell BON 2itamen, ioiuie
ole slnerfennnng Ser b6llisen l1na6-
bGnsisfeit Ses &6nisreides nnb be.
Ionoere oiplomatiide @ertretnna fir
basIelbe I'M Mmslanb gefur6ert bat.
9as bodjfonierpatipe 8latt nteint,
sic iueitere Gntipiflnng Der point
Id)en Jrage ntiiiIe idarf beobadtet
iueroen, nnb meiit baranf bin, oaf
bie Eolen i'm 0iterreidiIden 9ieids-
rat sic @ieoerpereinigmns aler &c
biete, Bic emit gum polniIden &ei-
die aeb0rten, perlangt ba6en.
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Eeribins'iden stabe attadjiert lit,
entpfangen.
Gan Salpa6or, bic 6aiptftabt Der
slei6nantigen itfittelamerifaniIden
glepmblif, ioG bollitanois bnrd Orb
6eben mn6 @nlfanausbriidje seritDrt
iein. sltfer ibr lO1eA audi bic stab-
te lme5altipeame, NeInpa Sudido=
to, 9saisnal, 9lrn1entos nnb Maiieas
nos serit6rt iein. Wsejicanos mar
Elm @orort San Salnabor's. @e-
tern abemS traf idpn eine 9epeide
|afnleres @eIan6ten IN @ai6ingtOn
|.ein, nad Der ein Mnsbrnd bes @,ll=
fans Gan Salpaoor einen Sell Der
Sta6t in 8ranb geiett nnb seritDrt
hattie. IS mar .sroker 5daben an-
seridtet, aber bas 5eaer mar nnter
9pntrolle. Sente id5eineit baum iuei-.
tere Grbit6ke nnb glnsbriidJe erfDlst
sm iein, iueld)e bie 3eritGrtng boll-
fommen inadten. 9fabere Ginselbei-
ten feblen nod.
Neitglieber Der rSbippins Gon=
ntiiiipn1 erflGren, BAH man Die
sSbee, SolsIdiffe. snr gefantpfnns
Der ltnterieeboste lt bamen, anf @er=
anlaiinng bes neral @oetbals
politanois bat fdflen laiIen.
eSn ltnterbaitie bes engliIdDeu
Harlaments fam bie Gebensntittel-
laae 5mr Gprnd)e. gapt. Charles
8atbitrit, Der Yarlamentsiefretar
bes Observation-Disclosures, err
flarte, es liese nidt int alsemeinen
Sntcreiie, slnfflarnng iiber Die @or-
rate an 2ebensmitteln. at geben,-
aber es iei BON Der grOften @id)tig-
felt fir ben Grfols Der Sade Der
slIiierten, baR Die 9ebensmittelIen-
6nneem ans glmerifa fir Ben 9teit
bes Sabres 10 srOk, fuie MIR irsenS
mSgli6 ieien. Bel Der Yeipre-
dung bieIer Ienffrnns gatbnrit's
Iast bas c9ailg Chronicle" in Be-
s,lg amf bic 9ers0sernng Der ameri-
, faniiAen Sen6nngen, bic bnrd ben
aongreF beranlaft lit; 0Gs siemt
EFd nidt fir ms bic amerifanilde
9eietsebnag 81 fritiiieren, aber IN
tieIem ipe5tsIlen Sale Der Sebens-
ntittelienbnngemS mag man inns ent-
i6nl6igcyL iuenn iuir iiber bic @ers
s5sernna iebr 1inrnbis iinb. Sollte
6ieie @ers6gernng nod LANCER oan-
ern, 10 fSnmten fir bie Mliiertea
6ie Idmeriten Jolgen barams ent-
; lteben." 9ieie Menkernns lit elm
geiueis bafiir, baf Die gnslanber
Nsansel an 2ebensnitteln baben nno
oaf iid bieler Mansel idon fi1l-
Bar ittadt.
Die @ebeimagenten bes Smitis-
oepartentents Iollen ant 9onneritas
iiber 200 Herionen berbaftet Baben,
Die i'm Werbadjt iteben, sesen bic
Gimsiebmng Der jnngen Geute sll
Sol6aten 81 ieim. Gs lollen iidj bun
bertnn6piersig Mitslieber Der vSn-
bnitrial @orfers Of tbe @orlb" nm
ter ibnen befinSen. 8eionoers
Idlimme Singe mill man in @is-
eoniin entoeft ba6en. glnf bic
angabe eines seiuiiIen yeeiman, ei.
mes amseblidJen 3eititn9smannes
aus Wsiluanfee, fin 1T bort cine
slnsabl 2eute berbaftet iuorben, bic
ange6lid nidjt MIR gesen ben aon-
nriptionsplan arbeiteten, ion6erm
Die audi berIndjteu. ben gansem
ariegsplan Der Hesieruns nmsnitO-
fen mnb iiberbanpt sm perbin6erm,
oaf. Die Ser. Staaten 9emtidlano
6efampfen fGnnten 8ie lie bas
MAIDEN iuollteu, lit nidlt beritanS.
Iid. lteber9anpt mnf bic Satisfeit
oieier sramfisen @eridwOrer mebr
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Dptldlaete mn6 MeiIines baben bic
Gnslanber ben siuiiden ben beiben
Ortem iid) binsiebenben S0bensng
seneu4anem. 9ieIer @Obensns tuiro in
Sen emglii6en 9epefden als oie
ipidtigite Steanng in iener 8esenb
geidil6ert. Gr mar ieit bem anfamg
bes arieges I'm 4eiit Der 0eutidlen.
bie lin gans belon6ers befeitist bat.
ten. 9ard ieine Groberiins Ieitens
Ser Gnalanber ipiro Ypern borlan-
fig ben Insriffen Scr 0entidjen ent-
riift nnb Elm @ofbrinsen Der Dei.t=
iAen naa Der Gee nod ntebr err
5dJtuert als bisber. Der ansriff atf
ben 9Sbensng iunr6e lett 2angent
bprbereitet nno bic 3eitmnsen baben
itets bon tint seiprndjea. Die gngs
iGn6er batten nta6tise 0iinen inter
sic Stelnmgen Der 9eittid)en se-
iegt, Die lie jett gum Grplo0ieren
brad)ten. Die Grploiion, bei Der ntam
angeblid cine Million Yfnn6 Grplo.
iipifOffe uerbrardte, ioll aaf 1876
Weilea sm b6ren geiueien iein. Die
Srte NeiIines, 8pidJaete II. Soifta=
perne iumr6en bon ben GnslGn6ern
beIett. gfnd iollen fie 5000 Gefam-
gene aemadJt baben, iueld)e Mngaben
mol at rebnsieren iinb. Gin iuirfli=
der 9urdbrnd) onrd) bic Semtidem
Gteanngen. 1T aber nid)t erfolgt,
aud iuiro pon enelider Seite be-
baitptet, Elm iplder lei nidjt bea6iid)-
tiat gelueien. = Bon oeiitidJer Seite
,uiro gemeloet, bah bic Gnglanber
in bic bprberiten oentiden .5teamn.
een bei @pldaete einsebrmnsen
ieien.
Dabib 9loy6 George, Der ensli-
ide Yremierminiiter, ioG in ieinem
8ubnbatle @altonbeatb bic fmrdjt-
bare Grplpiion auf benz Sdlad)tfel-
oe BEL @blAaete sebSrt baben.
Die Oemtiden l6affen iingebeure
grmppenmaiien mad ben Grenssebie-
ten sranfreid's nn6 8elsien's, NM
bas IorSringen 6er Gnglan6er aMf-
sabaIten, ipeldJe Die SSben. bon be-
men aYs lie bie gbene bon ellie be-
ferriMen, belekt baben nmb bS6it
iuabri6einIid segen jene sroke Sn-
6mftrieitabt porriiden iuerben. Sc
tuirb 6ort jebenfalls 81 einem geual-
tigen 3nlammenitof fotnmen, sesen
Den bic SAladt bei Wbtidaete nnb
WseiIines nidts mar. Sin6enbnrs
Id)eint entfHoiien, Die GnslanSer
iuic6tr aus ben eroberten Steannsen
at treiben mnb er iuirb bic gr1kten
Mnltrengmngen MAIDEN, INT Deg fer
tig 81 brinsen.
Sci ct. Amentin nno Ga Jere ba-
ben bic 0entfdtn tpeitere ldjarfe A.r-
ariffe gemadt, bod iuolen 6ie syran'
solen ale sariifseidlasen baben.
Die DeiterreiAer nieloen, iie bat
ten 6ie gerindje ber Staliener, bic
am Nontag bei Samianu berloreueu
Gtellnmgcn ipieber5ueroberm, abse.
1dllaaen. Gs iDar elm ,uilber &f.
IS ipnrben brei5ebu Cffisiere nno
500 Nfann gefangen gemommen.
SSeit bem sip6lften Wiai betrast bic
5abl Ser italieniiden 9efanseneu
(57,OO Mann. Die StaIiener be-
Djanptem 6agesen, lie bdtten ii6eral,
nmfer bei Samiano, seiiest nno ieieu
andy pprgeriift. 9ieies gorriifsa
fat nnr feline groke geoemtnns.
G}eneral 9SerIbing ano Iein Sta6
finb bente in 2onoon einsetroffen.
Gie funr6en bon nnlerm 8otidaftsr
9aae, benz ensliIden Griessminiiter
eorb 0erbp, benz Discount Jread,
bem Nefeblsbaber Der Srnppeu tn
Gnslanb, mnb anoern Cffisierenr MT.
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SCR E E N S

gSir baben cine grobe Ansfpabl
pon perihieoenen Stnlen bon geeb'
Siiren uto mir MAIDEN irgeto etrl
ober @roBe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
Grodett 5S3 (ans)
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Liberty Line pon 5ront=sareu.
9as groBte unb belt aiiortierte 2a-
ger bon 6ronts nnb iftneren Giirel1,
oas ie i'm Siibmelten ge5eigt lpnrbe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR CO.
Grodett 583 (an5.)
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Liberty Line pon ssront-Si Siiren.

9as groBte uno belt aiiortierte So
ger bon 5ront- nno inneren Siiren,
oas ie i'm Siiotpelten ge5eigt muroe
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
HrnHett h92 (Ina !
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-11
'ELGIUM SUFFERING
GREATEST HARDSHIPS.
\
MERCER DECLARES

Paris, Jan. 11.-Cardinal Mercier, in
printed La Croix, official church or
IN, declares that if the truth was
..nown about Belgium, neutral nations
would not confine themselves to words.
The Cardinal declares that Belgium is
now suffering as never before. 1--WE
are all prisoners here" he writes, "but
if the neutrals knew of the treatment
inflicted on us I do mot believe they
would confine themselves to verba
remonstrance.
eff they did we should have to de-
srair of fraternal charity and human
ity."
The Cardinal adds in postscript
that although the Belg1ans were de-
pressed they were by no means dis
couraged and few want peace without
victory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-11

have double suffrage as we'll as the
Is in which the issue has been de-
feated in the last three years, and win
give facts and figures, especially con-
corning Illinois, in which state, it will
be rememb ered, the. suffragists have
just refused to allow the double suf-
frage issue to go to the voters.
With the opening Of the Legislature
the anti-suffrage association is COM
pleting it's plans to bring before the
legislators the situation in this state
with regard to the demand for suf-
frage by the women. With a men,
bership now in excess of 10000, this
branch Of the national association op-
posed to woman suffrage will be able
to go before the ommmittee as a we'll
organized body, with a membership of
representative women in more than
100 cities and towns of the state, and
show that the majority of the women
in Connecticut do not want the vote,
in spite Of the reports to the con-
trary. With the vote on the federal
amendment, forcing woman suffrage
on all the states, coming up in Wash
ington this month in Congress, it is ex-
pected that the interest in the ques-
toin will be greatly increased, and the
reports to the headquarters Of the
anti-suffrage society in this state from
the national headquarters are to the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-11
MOTHER BAD CHECK
FROM BRIDGEPORT is
CASHED IN HARTFORD

Rocco Martoccio, a Hartford gro
er, is out s41.25 as the result of hav-
ng honored a bad check drawn on
he Connecticut National bank of this
,ity. The check was made payable
o Petro Sanford and signed by Will
lam Morris. Martoccio reported to
he Hartford police yesterday that a
nan cam into his store Saturday and
goods amounting to $7.25. He
PRESENTED a check for S48 IN pay
'nent and received the balance in
lash. He then gave an address where
he goods were to be delivered, but
t proved to be fictitious and the
heck came back protested yesterday
2 The man who passed the check is
petween rs and 80 years old, about
i've feet, six inches tall and has a.
mooth face and medium complexion.
thief Detective Sergeant William
Veltner said he remembers receiving
: complaint from the Bridgeport Po-
ice last July, that a man was pass
ng bad checks in Bridgeport under
he name of Frank Sanford Since
hose checks were also signed by Will
am Morris, it is thought that the
anne man passed them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-11
COL. MARGETTS TO
CONDUCT SERVICE AT
SALVATION ARMY HALL

Col. Tohn Margetts, national young
peoples secretary, from New York
city, assisted by Adj. Alfred Tyler,
provincial young peoples secretary,
from Boston, will conduct a. special
service at the Salvation Army hall,
80 EN-, street, at o'clock tonight.
The service will be held in the inter-
est off, the young peoples work in
Bridgeport.
Colonel lMargetts has spent many
years in Salvation Army work work
in three or four different countries
and since being appointed national
young peoples secretary some 10 or
- years ago has made great improve
ments in this section of the work. He
will make a presentation of the prizes
to the children of the local Salvation
Army Sunday school for good attend
ance during the last year. Both Col
Margett and Adj. Tyler are good
speakers as we'll as good singers and
it is expo cted that a very profitable
service will be conducted. All are In
yited to attend the service.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-11
HEBREW AID SOCIETY
MINSTREL SHOW SUCCESS

A large sum of money was collected
for the Hebrew .Childrens' Aid society
last night when about 1900 persons
gathered to witness the minstrel show
entitled "a Black and White Concep-
tion," staged under direction of the
society," -
Among those who were highly SUD
cessful in principal parts were Rent
Deane, Edward Meehan, Arthur
Levy, Elizabeth Gilman. Teddy Len
non, Edward Neary, Birdie Reich, Nate
Gilman, Samuel Roscenthal. George
Greenspun. Paul Adelman and
Frances Nelson.
A "Yama Yama" girls chorus
three rows deep did effective work in
backing up the leads The chorus
consisted of these well known girls:
Bessie Reich, Estelle Bernstein, Kate
Nelson, Hazel Finklestone,y Fannie
Pious, Florence Nadel, Sarah Lederer.
Birdie Goodman, Augusta Kobinez.
Rose Frank, Rose Birnbaun., Esther
Birnbaum, Carrie Reich, Rose Wolff.
Essie Cohen, Selma Hirshberg, Mil
dred Krause, Fannie Greenstein. Lii
liam Rosenberg, Fanny Pokras, Au-
gusta Mendel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-11
SAYS GERMANY
MUST ACQUIRE
new .C0ASTLINE

London, Jan. 10-Dr. Gustave
Stroesemann, German National Alo-
eral deputy, in a speech at hanover
on Sunday, declared that Germany
must emerge from the war in posses
sion of the Flemish coast, according
to an Amsterdam despatch to the
Times. DR.. Stresemann said that
Germany, although the second eco
nonic power in the world and possess
ing the second strongest merchant
feet, had not a single naval support
ing point to serve for defense in war
time.
"This war has annihilated our
world trade,'' he is quoted as saying.
eve have forfeited our colonies and
our cruiser squadron is lost. L.
therefore, the war ended without
return 70 something of our former
situation, the consequence TOT US
as would be the collapse of our ma
tional economy, because the German
merchant, would not again risk seeing
all that he had created collapse the
after a declaration Of war by Eng
land. If peace is concluded without
Germany possessing the Flemish
coast, England will be the winning
and we the losing side. A neutral
Belgium is an historical imposslbllity
after this war"
DR.. Stresemann added that while
facing the possibilit Of marching
Though Belgium, the Germans mus
fight the next war on the Rhine and
not in France. He said they looked
for German peace, not one under the
protection of a world peace alliance.
Dr. Stresemann laid emphasis on
the increasing importance of subma'
rines. He said their full employment
would raise the monthly toll of ton
mage from half a million to a million
tons. This, he said, would not mean
only a strike in England in her eco
nomic nerves but would mean famine
for the English people. The speaker
was enthusiastically applauded when
he exclaimed: :.
"Out with the U-boats!"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-11
THE WEATHER

Kew Haven, Jan. 11-Forecast:
Fair tonight and Friday; colder
tonight.
Connecticut: Fair tonight and
Fridays. colder tonight, strong
north and northwest winds.
Tho storm that was central over
the Lake region yesterday MORN
ing has moved eastward and is
now central off the Maine coast.
1t has caused cloudy weather
with light snow in the eastern
portion of the Lake region and
along the Atlantic coast from
Virginia to Maine. The tempera-
lures are below zero along the
northern border from Minnesota
to Maine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-11
Fresh Sea Food For Friday

Harbor Blues, Green Steak Cod,
Shore Haddoek, Butterfish, Smells,
White Perch, Jack Shad, Medium
Smoked Finnan Haddies, Green Steak
Halibut, Smoked Kippers, Smoked
Bloaters, Salt Herring, Opened Long
CLAIMS New Bedford Escallops, Mar
ket God, Herring, Flatfish, Mackerel,
Uncooked Shrimp, Steak Pollock,
Whole fish, Steak Salmon, Boiling
pieces, Salt Cod Bits, Salt MackeraI.
Opened Oysters, Long Island Steam
ers; Meat specials-Legs of Genuine
Spring Lamb, Legs of Yearling Lamb
Legs of Young Mutton, Small Fresh
Lean Shoulders, Small Native Fresh
Hams, Pork Roasts. Tenderloins
Hooks, Heads, Feet. Tails, Ribs,
Bones and Leaf Lard, Good Chuck
Roasts of Beef, Good Pot Roasts Of
Beef; Poultry-Stewing Fowl Choice
Fowl Roasting Chickens, Ducks Tur-
keys. Philadelphia, Roasting Chick
ems, Native Squad, Guinea Hens,
SQUAD Guinea; Fruit-Large Navel
Oranges, Large Grape Fruit. Bridge
port Public Market & Branch. State
and Bank SITS. and East Main ST.
Phones.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-11
MUCH INTEREST IN
DEBATE ON SUFFRAGE
(Hea dquarters Press Committee Con-
necticu< ssociation Opposed to
Woman Suffra ge1A

necticu<, Association Opposed to
Woman SuffrageN
Reports to the board of mana gers
Of the Connecticut Association Oppos-
ed to- Woman Suffrage disclose much
public interest in the approaching de-
bate between Miss Marjorie Dorman
and Mrs. Thomas Hepburn, which is
to be held before the Open Forum of
the Center church in New Haven on
Sunday evening, Jan. IA. The debate
promises to- bring forth the latest de-
velopments in the suffrage situation,
for Miss Dorman, who ~will speak
against suffrage, is one of the best de-
baters in the ranks and has spoken
in practically all of the campaigns in
states in which the woman suffrage
issue has come before the voters.
Mrs Hepburn, the president of the
Suffrage association of the state, is
also skillful debater, and on the oc-
casion Of former meetings between the
two much light has been cast upon
the "demand'' for woman suffrage by
the women themselves. Miss Dorman
is familiar with conditions in all parts
of the country, in the states which now