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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19
JULIA ANNE ENGLEHARDT.

Julia Anne, wife Of Michael Engie-
hardt, died yesterday afternoon at her
home, in Beachside avenue. Greens
Farms. Mrs. Englehardt had been
patient at the Bridgeport hospital 13
weeks and had just returned to her
home Wednesday afternoon She is
survived by her husband, three chill
dren, Mary, Ruth and George and a
granddaughter, Evelyn Englehardt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19
POULTRY SUPPLIES

ROCK FEED co. agents for
the Purina scratch and Chicken
Chowder, the best thing to make
your hens lay. We are also deal
ers in hay. grain. feed and poultry
supplies. Sold to retailers at whole
sale prices. Prompt deliveries to
Bridgeport, Fairfield, Southport and
Strntford. Store 1919 Fairfield
Ave. Barnum 2273.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19
WANTED
YOUNG MAN FOR PORT.
Err, BROWNING, KING
& co.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, So.
PROBATE COURT.

20 January TO, 1917.
Estate Of Mary A. Day, late Of the
town Of Bridgeport In said district
deceased.
trfct OF Bridgeport. hath limited and
Allowed six months from the date
hereof for creditors IT said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect 20 present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time. will be debarred recov-
cry. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment to
JANE M. DAY & JOSEPH H. DAY,
Executors,
Al Lewis st.. City.
A ~ s.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19
ASHES REMOVED

ASHES REMOVED to your entire
satisfaction; yards cleaned. Rub
bish removed at low prices. James
Allsop. 81 Tom Thumb street. rear
Tel 2478-4.
VI A ~ ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19
IN MEMORIAM

KEILER--In loving memory of my
dear sister, Carolyn, Ebert Keller,
first wife Of John a. Keller D. G.
i mother Of Alice E. Keller Of 1195
Park avenue, who died In New York
Il City. Jan. 10, 1910, was buried
from my home 602-604 East 138th,
New York City, Bronx.
Sister,
MRS o. J. SMITH,
I'll Poplar St., City.
80 oAn s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19
AUTO TRUCKING

LOCAL AND LONG distance furni-
ture moving. also general trucking.
Glass and Madwed, LA Highland
4 Ave. Telephone Barnum 63O7,
Bridgeport, Comm
A 10 aiI%
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19
CARD OF THANKS

We the undersigned wish to extend
our most sincere thanks to our many
friends for their kindness to us during
the recent death of our beloved
mother, and to the many friends who
sent floral tokens in her memory and
especially to the members Of No.
Fire Dept, Police Dept, Employees Of
the ..Naugatuck Valley Ice Co.. and to
all who in any way helped lessen the
sorrow in our sad bereavement.
Signed,
DWYER FAMILY.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19

FOR Rents rooms all improve
ments, 1882 North Main st. To see
flat call evenings or inquire 107
Linen Ave.
A 10 b.p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19
Colds Cause Headache and Grip

American farm products in 1915
reached gross value OF $13, 449, 900, 900.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19
DIED

REILLY-In this city, Jan. II, 1917,
Annie, wife of Thomas e. Reilly.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral at her late residence, No.
1915 Main ST.. on Saturday. Jan. 20,
a. $3.50 a. M Solemn high mass
at St. Patrick's church at 9 a. m.
IntermeEt at ST. Michaels ceme-
terry.
A is b+
GATES-In this city, Jan. 49,. 1917,
Joseph Gates, aged II years,
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral at his late residence, No.
So California street on Saturday,
Jan. 20, at $3.50 p. m.
Interment at Park cemetery.
'BENNETTo-In stratford, Conn.
Jan. 18th, 1917, Josephine L. Couse,
wife of Edward Bennetto.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral at her late home, No. 1915
West Broad sstreet. Stratford, on
4 Sunday, 21st inst, at $3.50 o'clock
p. m.
MORIARTTY-In this city, JAM, 1s.
1917, Dennis Moriarity.
Friends are invited. to attend the
funeral at his. late, residence. No.
108 Linen Ave-, on Saturday, Jan.
20, at $3.50 a.. M, and from st. Au-.
gustine's church at 8 a. m.
Interment at st. Michaeps ceme-
terry.
az
HEBERMEHL-In this city, Jan. Is,
1917, Lena Hebermehl, widow of
the late Conrad Hebermehl, aged
sc years, 2 months.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral at her late residence, No.
40 Woodland Ave, on Saturday,
Jan. 20, at $3.50 p. m.
Interment at the family plot in
Park cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19

FEEDS

GIVE YOUR HENS Dry Mash and
Scratch feeds Best and cheapest
for layers. The Park & Pollard
kinds. Standard Feed Co. 1884
Main St, Barnum $40.
A 10 ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19

wANTED-whist and Pinochle play
ers to attend party at G. A. r, hall,
Main ST., Friday evening, Jan. 10,
1917. Given by Corset Workers
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19

LOST-Open faced watch and fob.
Monogram T. J. S. on watch. Re-
ward. T. Sheridan, 2162 Main ST..
a*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PIANOS. PLAYERS and Talking Ma
chimes. New and second hand vio-
Inns and cellos. Over three thou
sand. all sizes. Fotch 844 Noble
Ave. fii
A 10 aIIs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19

First Conquest Of the Matterhorn.
The formidable peak known as the
Matterhorn long remained unconquer-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-
moves the cause. Thore is only one
"Bromo Quinine." e. w. GROVES
Signature is on box. CSC.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-19

THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-22

Autitcu. "Aliu c0cn Com Tom
err fonuntt tilbaac - tiliiCiI..~
On uioitc. at lea cn iti5n Gol
uiloc fommc igicn2 munIcoc ban
ga imiItc
On iion Cav ia" 5giitcOe bun.
Seq 1ar gicmt ult. hCu0 on Ior mig
til port lille Slcnl, qicmt oct / ale
ol3ie glar. llnocr No0coul0cu
Com, min clcu 1iertcnsueu ionl
cr fonmlct tIIbaae tllii0it.."
) @lUoen ouerunitrclgtc 1un iluc
ioitc arUitgr, oa hlru gioroe e. Sor.
iog paa at IGgge line 9lrmc ON bans
Mala. 81 Eieblif iUile0c bun
sci uGite ior en- Srrtning oucr ZEN.
0cs gluiilt, o. mco Il Iioet Suf iaEt
num tlmgt ttIbage, IA Iom omii0er
rclite ijg, ioritoo ban, al bun uar
iumrct mo ior bcituuoIa.
Noriiltlgt iamle0c han ul0cr 80.
DcogIuroct, Sans Fingre nj lut en-
aonuolut. San tog Den lrcm % lT-
lie Sen aiblcgeoe lloitriit Ill (um
9ruutiome, min egcu N%lertCn9ueu.
Tn lang Snuo itoo ban % itIrreol
paa aonuoIutten, iom ban hol0t
Naanoen. Saa rep ban Den op me(
IifiplpenOe 6ingre. iaa SnohoIoet fou
Iior Sagcu % M braii ban / @raaS
oq buIteNe iom ct lioet Sarn.
aonoolutten ~inoeholNt et Selsb a
lG0 Elno - toIQ Semplmoaieoler -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-22

biaie Sanoitpffcr ipttes op biaige,
reliali0r "Shontica" liige lonl
Her enc CT al pore TrUiioentcr
b!cu isbt / - cacr enooa iGttc On
Sclte. 'unlt ie cfter, at oiaIc 6olf
lcar lit Sepcbreo ira IgerioroeI
oG- fire iar Ell elcr atoen, loml
lite allnc mo ifaiic Dem Nrbeioe,
Tjen ifailc Dem Ieoe o. Sllalp ogs
loa % Singene oil ~bcgpnOc al
rcttc pna Jig.
Soo oisle, iom bar ioraariaget
@lcnoighoen, arbcioc ligc idd
toarot paa at fonlnlc no al Sen
l8lcll, lonn Sc gior0c ipr at tonmc
mo | Den, og lao alc gierr, hpah
d fan, 'or at Eonb fan crholoea, o.
a. pe0fonmcHoc fan lepc QoOt %
trpgt oerpaa, o. ocrnc Hri9 nil
cerpeo tnbc oct bolpc al i'm Nor
ia roclt9heb. 90 naar ocn9 Sfpcr
en- Sang bar orcoct bort "a ri
igicn Ter SSinnnlcleu flor % blao.
'tol ri bli CT mer tilirtoa, CT mcc
Iclubltlpcnt ,Solf. I'll oiuc Sclta.
o. Saracll" % ser lful life blj
nogcn Scic at bctoIc Tor Scltct
CDR. :. 0rccIcp / Ste Cntota
Sorlncr".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-22
"Sil binc Seltc, 0, Ssrael!"

2ao noect fomnie no az Balance,
&C Oct goer uratgt bois Oct gaar
n.inoite Gran. Trep at fringe Na'
tiiren no al Balance, % lie, bpor
Biirtigt % ubnrulblertigt Den bcp'
lier fig. GbclGg altior mango III
ut, Sopotca etc, o. piloe &alinet
% l~igucnoc Sfooeopr bill ruinerc
Trllgtbaper % Goe op cQcr traffe
reo Iliolfacn9e % andre aplin.
ger. llorpo Sc inieftpoenoe 6llglc
/ ct 2ono, % Snicftcr pil mart for7
tore Nplingcrnc. Spis ri faar Sen
mennelfelige Samilic no al Sas
lance, blir 8ienuoroigbeocr % iom'
ne Sioer l"llpffcr Sslsen. Gette
CT iaa i~iffert, iom noget fan bli.
Sort Solf cr fonlmet no al 90.
lance / oenne Sib. Sormange Sors
brugere euer aoniumenter for
foa, Der forgi9peS proper at Ieoe
90 flpoe Dem. 90 en- forticnt %
heItentt Straf pil llaa os, hpis Den
life allereOe bar siort BET.
Sor finn faa Iar tilbage lepeOc
f @r. 70 Srebieoele al Sowas 9e-
folfning pua 2anbet. De funoc
life alenc meo 2etbeo febe Jig ielp.
men ogIaa ifafie Ssoe til Ben Gre.
bieoel Iom ingen Ssoe pro0ucerebe.
50 SreoieOele itrGpebe altIna meo
OF prooucere Sebeitofie, mems ben
treble Srebieoel lepeoe / gperne.
Soag leuer TO Sreoieoele al Sopa5
gefolfning / 9perne, mems ben
Sreoiebel, iom leper paa 2anoet,
frsber at %probucere Spoe for belle
Statens @efolfning.
Spab oriper oisle to Srebieoele al
Statens gefolfning meb ioruoen at
Gbe o9 briffe9 So, ira 9anfsr til
&rGbifalt, Sanoelsmano til Sen,
gclaancr, Eolitifer til Troiesipr og
Sernbanemano til Sabrifant oriuer
De paa n1eo at ifrige Jig bGle og
forlanger at De faa, Iom enonlt er
i9ien pan Sonoet, ifal probuccre
llter, Iaa De, iom Dor | gpen, far,
fortiptte at DO Ser % lutte at
lutte.
Sbnb eaer bpem bar Sfploer
for, at ri er TONNE / ilige lunaturli.
&c, li9eirem iarliee 6orbolo2 De,
fGnl er tilbase paa 2nnbet, bar 90
minIanoten ingen Crib beri, og
life fan set pentes, at Sc bar no.
get tilitrGffeligt 8otemiooel al
frembpoe beller. Se bar aplet alt,
&c bar p9ret iitanO til, og oil iif.
fert nof giere set famine berefter.
Seie iom Eriierne MI er, pilbe bc
10 onerarbeioet Jig ielp, line SeItC
ra line Samilier for at iaa til melt
milligt al ale Slass 6~soeItoffe.
lloen at ia hert bisie Sungersbpl
re uoel nogen Sauifpnoelie ira
Wpen og fra Hegieringen piloe sc ia
sort netop, bpao MI gieres -
lagt Segt pna at prooucere nleIi
nnlligt. On man bapbe raaoet Dem
ira at giere oct, pilbe De enboa ho
logt Jig / SGlen for at ~prooucerc
Tpoeltotfc. Suao cr iaa Iariagel
iii. at Der life er SperfIob paa 80.
Dcnloler iom for / Chen, og CT
Ger nogct Sotcmiooel?
Snngcr cacr Silltonoe, ser nGr.
illcr Jig Slulgcrsneo, bill raaoe 300
taa Snoet; Inlet anoct piI. Soo
llGf Nar'ogen, % biPlp Sen men.
1te1tcligc STAGE / Balance i0icn -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-22

iamuittiGbcO2ul0t bCuurcoc rmoer al
Gartig00mmau iorp0reOc I lem o.
trcoJue Aar iom en- ourcbor Neuig.
0lLI.
"a Com uur 1uoet BEN til 20ren,
blcu ban ltaGtl0t en- StluO. % bans
&llt CLEO tiIbalc til Sen oeoc / Gen.
gem. CDCv 0c blege GRAFT luu II Init
Emil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-22

nogcn Scic at bctoIc Tor Scltct
(W. =. 0rccIcp / Ste Gatot1
Sormcr".)
Haah on &;nf.
Nt &crocna SucDcauIiu0 ianr uil
bli ioy fltap bpor goo ocu cno blir,
Ct t%entlclia i"iffcrt. Wfcn ioar ri
en- 900 ViniaupIiug, ifol set nof
goa.
Mange Nier lIbclOigc 6orIeg
raa at oplc Nlialfn, ioroi ocrt3
Ngerioro life or orG1crct % life
i~uocbolocr aulf uof.
Cen rcttc Sio at ilao &leper
cr, nnar Nalp0clen al bcns Slom'
tier cr bet brlrllc.
Gllbuer 900 Scope lfilloe
hringt i'm Gicr Ell sole bpCrt Nor.
Ser piI OIL en- Sio bli Gprtio paa
&cite og OtlIlcr.
Som Der oftc er Iagt, buroC
Ger paa 6armc flcit pprc eli Slot
Sater. lllo % Soarcfipo bcguu-
Ser at bli mcgct Opr SanOelaparc.
Dc, iom snifcr at iorlegc mleb
Saucr, men ingen grforinq / oclr
Metning bar, gior DOG f!ogt / at
bc9pnOc 9auifc inlant.
- Spns lpllncr oct Jig mco, Iclr
ON Ssocn til Ben or ODr. Gn for,
bol6spis bilig, tor goo Sldtoinl
elcr "Waib" boobc ior Sons, ION
logger 800, og for apQinQcr, ION
el TONNE Roget paa ScieL beitonr
al ligc ntcgct / Seat al &ucoC
@ran, Wiolittgs, Waismel, fnlii
SABRE og "Heeef Scrap". Sor mar
Sperfloo paa Sfltmmetmclf %
Siernemelf, fan Oct 9ao uoen "Seei
Scrap.
Sfal SET Ienne iig met
SsitgriIe Der / Noroen, mloa man
ia goo &interbolig for Dem og itca(
oem eoot.
&aargriIe fan pore % tri
pes, lelp ON oe lioet elcr int;
@ren faar, buis man bar gooI
Stature" for Dem % nof a
EFFORTS" o. Welf.
= Set er mer nebpenoigt on
Sommeren eno ON Sinteren al
ifolbe Meltefanoer, gptter, Gil o.
Silfluo mcb fogbcot @nno. 81
uren Silflub pil gisrc, at boao,
Wiclfcn o. Sleoen blir bllrtigt i'm
% foroGruet.
600 Eris, lom set III err pac
Gufiso oglaa, or set MI Ell goo iii
at bli fpit auer, iom life betoler
for Tsbe % Hsgt. Selg Dem ii
Slagteren eaer Spfieberen / en- a
Sc nprmeite 9per.
Der er ingcn ~lifrere % mel
letpinot Maabe at faa til Sober
pau, bpor Vfais uorer, enc at iplO,
WaiS / en- Silo. Som Hegel ifrl
&c Sarnlerc, Der bar IS a 20 area
tnrer minait, hd Giiiilage for Dem
Set ipaar plantcoc Sorobpr
itpffc nlna bolOca olbclca rent iol
llgrT$, ON oct ifol gaa go6t. u
olminbciigc Sor0bprplanter ia
man plilffc ppf @lonlitcn oet feritr
Narct, al "Gpcrbearers" til | Nib
ten al Sllli. aultiuer goot oQ oite
l,ocu Ell bel Gel Irbeioe cr Def iffI
prrot at pente Jig Bar. st for
lenlt Sor0Itpffc bar mnl1 noget nGl
FANNIE 6orneiclIc al Ionl al {
Gotctitptfc, MAJ loo G~olorooobil
len gierc &aol paa, fer oct if be
qgnoc at blont'tre.
Fns pan, az In6ulger o.
@aoarulgcr bar Sano at oriffc at
REQ Maocn. &c lfuloe iaa ii
%ano i ct @rpt eI1er 6aO iaa opbt
a. DC fan iaa RGbbct neo / GonSe
oN til Ginelle, % iaa plot, at ON
trent belle 6loffen fan oriffe pac
Ell Sang. Sp / Sanoct meo 6so
oeruc ltliloc Sc imaa arabater iff
bo I~nle0niug til at fommc.
Slagt, iGI9 cucr aip bort Sa
nerne mar 9iugctiocu cr iorbi
nfrugtbarc sGg itaar ia lrnacr
enc irugtbnrc gGg.
South Gafota bpaacoe iibit
@or 500 Silocr o. bar M co
1000; North Safota 100 ou ho
MI opin1ob 1000; @isconiin bno
geoe ca. 10000 paa ct Ior 0,
Ear 55.992 Siloer.
Spis te Gfer "rseorab. Soften, aube,ol ,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-22


Seem fienOer fife @lit. aneipp'a
5crgute aurmctooer % gpoe Haao?
Ntr or en- al BANS melt popuIGre
~eler, en- NaonobpI, iom or abio.
Int mmoCUrIig paa 6urmcn, Iangt
ia GoItor "a glpotlct. TN SipIp
ole SUgoom2tjIiUloer % en- IG.
reriJ pea II IUit 6GaNc ior gamIe
% uuge % life minNit ior enbper
Nuitru o. Mor, 4iiuitttt ON Bar.
rcplcie er pocrit mtcrcSiant % mt.
lig. GriS inS6nnect $3.50. Ieo
Soften" St.75.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO,
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-22

spis 1e Iifer "Teeorat. Soften, aubeiaI BEN
Y! Ia5oer oa aisneie. Sis BEN Ct Qumer a,
"lneef III og oa - 90 'euoer -e % en- mn
a5oHreHf. inl pi moi eioe at pnafilrnne BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-22

"onsoenuen" snmaHinr CT ss besi, on
binisfe | Sdneeien. 10 aars @ardnii feiasr
n1ee bier gaafln. S.rIb III "2ecorabsgolien-
otter adtcloa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-22

Aueips aurmctODer,

Seuc. us SrssranO. Sarneplsis.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-06
GERMANS TRYING TO REGAIN POSITIONS
 LOST IN FLANDERS
(Continued from Page One)

since Tuesday evening ceased during the night and by noon the sun was shining bI ightly, making observation work and the movement of troops much easier.
 The attack on Hollebeke and every where was proceeded by tremendous artillery fire from the enemy batteries. The Germans began to shell Battle wood and the Canal zone just north Of Hollebeke last evening and continued concentrated fire throughout the night. The British guns replied vigorously and at times the duel assumed the in tensity of drum fire. It shook the country for miles about and sent great waves of deafening thunder rolling lar back of the British lines under the con- lining cover of the low hanging, water laden clouds.
 The British coup which resulted in the further tightening of the lines about Lens was carried out with only slight opposition from the enemy. The Canadians advanced in parties toward their objective among the houses on i the outskirts of the towns.
 i Some resistance was encountered from machine guns concealed in build i ings. but the Canadians advanced steadily, until they had acquired the ! entire line sought. Here they installed themselves in buildings and cellars i suitable for defense and set up ma 1 chine guns No counter attacks fol- | lowed from the Germans and the Cana l dians continued their consultations until this morning when they had linked up the whole line with barbed wire and were prepared to meet any enemy advance.
 The German artillery was acllNe along most of the front last night, smelling the forward areas newly occu- pied by the allied troops. There also was considerable smelling O fthe back areas with gas shells, Wytschaete and the section south of Messines espec- tally being selected for this work of hate.
 The British continued to make pro- 1 eress on the left flank and pushed theil posts forward to the east side of the Steenbeek river along a front of ap- proXimately a mile, beginning in the neighborhcod of Saint Julien and run ming northwest. The ground in this section has been among the most hotly contested places in the zone of the new offensive.
 North of BiXschOote the French, too made further progress under heav! fire from the enemy guns, which have | been pounding the French positions
 steadily since the first day of the push
 The lifting of the clouds brought ou | large numbers of German airplanesC
 which were very active last night a
 low attitudes over the British lines
 Special religious services on the oc ! casion of the beginning of the fourtl year of the war were held toda,
 throughout the British army camps
 Wherever possible, large bodies O
 troops and officers agthered to giv | thanks and recnnsecrate themselves t l place, the task they have undertaken.
 in one place, fifteen thousand sol
 diers called for the open air service.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-06
STACKER IS SLAIN BY POSSE; DEPUTY
 WOUNDER IN LEG
fContinned from Page One>

worry. The jails at Konawa. Holden vile and Wewoka are full and the little bastile at Sasakwa offers accom- modations to but few prisoners. Some are housed in a lodge hall there to- night.
 The capture of Bud" Manealey early today by Che Parney FiXico, Sem mole Indian, presented humorous contrast to the grim happenings of the last few days Manealey, dressed as a woman, accompanied by two women members of his family, was discovered on the road to Sasakwa by the Sem mole. Suspicious of the coarse timbre of Manealey's voice, he showed his rifle into his ribs so violently that his bon net was knocked off, disclosing a bald head. Marching his prisoners to town and failing to find a place in the jail. Fixico placed log chain around Manealey's neck and, fastening him to a post, stood guard over him until re- lieved
 Although resistance to the selective draft seems to be the chief factor in the uprising, dreams of conquest. riches and power have been implanted in the minds of the ignorant tenant class by organizers of the different organiza tlOHS unlli they were leQ to DelleNe that a show of force was all that was necessary to gain the promised fruits Affidavits in the hands of officers tell of the belief of the tenants that to be drafted into the national army was tC go to sure death.
 This resistance to service has beer the binding element holding together the scattered elements of the uprising { However, the discomfort which rem dered the movement possible had its beginning more than two years ago, | is said. Shortly after the outbreak o1 the war, when cotton prices were low and transportation costs high, tenan cotton farmers asserted that if they ran out of food and money they would get it by force. Since that time agi
 tators with promises of wealth anC power have worked continuously il { the vicinity finding a fertile ground i for their propaganda.
 Officres returning from the brusl
 tonight reported that many of th' | homes of the malcontents had beer
 deserted. Whether the objectors wer gathering with their families at Sal | Creek, the supposed gathering plac
 of their largest group, still was unde | termined.
 No report had been received late to l night from the two large posses whicl ] left early in the evening, one of then
 to the Salt Creek neighborhood.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-06
MISSOURI MAID
 RAY MAN $ WIT [

Yesterday saw the continuation of pretty romance that started two years ago at Southland Missouri, when Miss Odessa Fay Traw became the bride or Leslie Keith Davis at the First Meth odist church. Going almost immed- lately from the train, that brought Miss TraW from her home in Missouri, the couple were married ny the Rev. erend MT. Harker.
 Davis came west several years ago and for some time has been employed by the Southern Pacific company at Ray as telegraph operator. He arrived from that place Saturday evening and met his bride yesterday morning. The wedding took place after the Sunday morning service.
 The young people leave this evening for their honeymoon, which will be spent tnCalifornia.s On their return, they will go to Ray for a time, as MT. Da- wis hopes to be transferred to Duns- muir, California, shortly. While in town, they are stopping at the Com mercial hotel.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-06
JOHN ]. b|RDNO
 |S DOING WELL

Back from Chicago where he went to do what he could for John J. Birdno who has been practically a foster father to him, Ben Estes, me chanical foreman for The Republican brings most encouraging word of MT. Birdnos condition. MT. Estes believes that Mir. Birdno will be able to return home shortly in better health than he has enjoyed in a long time. In fact, before MT. Estes left Chicago Mir Birdno was able to he dp, walk about a little and be lressed and ail he TOW needs is increase of strength to make the long trip.
 MT. Birdno's case responded saler didly to radium treatment at the hands of one of the greatest special ists in the treatment of his ailment in the country. For a time it looked as though the Phoenician might pass away but he showed remarkable rally ing power.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-06
WILD BRONCHO SLAYS RIDER

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 5.-Mrs Ed Wright, 20 years old, of Douglas, Wyo., widely known throughout the west for her skill as a rough rider, was killed at a park here today while riding a wild bronchO for q motion picture company. Soon after she mounted the horse. it made a rush and somersaulted over a fence, Mrs Wrisht's head strik
Arizona republican., 1917-08-06
CAVALRY HAY BURNS
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FL PASO, Aug. 5.-Twenty- seven thousand bales of hay, valued at $25,- 00C, were destroyed by fire which broke out at the cavalry camp at Fort Bliss, shortly before midnight last night. Bremen from Fl Paso and sol diers worked until g o'clock this morning before the blaze was brought under control. Hundreds of motor trucks were employed in hastily nov ing more than a million bales of hay from the danger zone. The origin of the fire is unknown.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-06
EXPLAINING THEIR SIDE
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LONDON, Aug. 5.-The executive council of the workmens' and soldiers delegates, according to Reuters Petro- grad correspondent, has resolved to issue a proclamation to the peoples of the whole world, pointing out the tragic position in which the continual tion of the war would place them. This was especially true with respect to the Russian revolution. the over throw of which would involve the wreck of all democracy and the hopes of a universal and just peace.
 ing a post. Her husband, also a skilled rough rider witnessed the ac- cident. Mrs. Wright last week won prize for rough riding at the Frontier celebration at Cheyenne.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-06

Javrincourt, northwest of Rheims. The French line was preserved intact, the Germans being elected from the sin gle trench element which they had succeeded in entering, the war reDCr;s
 The artillery activity in Belgium is described as intermittent. It was somewhat more violent at points in the Verdun region. Minor attacks on the Classmates plateau, on the Aisne front, were readily Warded off.