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Wcmac Sfihe tilbnnSs.
9lt oen me tpife llnoeruano,

It oel me tpife llnoerpanoas
fria M er igoug paa BET eTtertrpf'
fcligite, ioreligger Der mango trilte
&ionesbpro ON. st Itigenoe In-
tal Ganipere bllr bagIig 'enot til
FUNDS.
st Telegram ira Saag oplpIer,
at ale tpite llnoerpanosbaaoe bar,
Srore til at itigc pp til S%perTlooell
hper Gat poo ct beitemt aloffeIl1t
iol at mootogc %traaolsie Srorer
hiemlmefra.
Zen itorc 6lonoe al tplfe Int
ocrpunosbaoot iom De ltolte Gage
al S,un,ar ienoteS no | ole Met
n;naer for ar mota9e line Fo'ter
L Den proflomcrcoe Sare5or1e, bar
ubrilitet til at fl,nne pprc borte
lem Tiger, % oIlc lom life bar pGs
ret noe for lllpffe, ltiloc alt'aa
rpre tilbagc til lin Siernnlebaplt
pnfrina Sen 6tc Marts.
90 MT laoer set, Iom In9t, til, at
lelc oenne 6laobe er / fiilo %lrf'
lomhcb. Zen Ste Sebritar bleu
life minbre crO Is Sfibe lenot til
bunbs; al biaic tilbsrte 8 alllereoe
- bporaf Z brittle = og NOT
trolc 2ationer, hporaf A bar nor
lie. SisIe Stibcs Iamlcoe Con
uaac cpsipes til 46.763 Ell gan
he bra 6anait paa en- Sag.
NGit GnaIuno or 3er9e frenl
bclcs Den melt ifabeliote peo In
h1rpanoSfriaen. Ser or no9le 'at
@; Sc lPnfcoe uurife Sfibe, iom el
n9pnt / Selegrnmmene:
"gmer", 1,t23 IONS, Ell Del q
@ciGtnineen berget ilano. "Eor
tia, LIPS Cons, Sei9tninsel
lonoiat. "Serp", t,1i2 Cons, e.
Mano al @eiGtningen omfornrhel
"Scfla". 524 Cons, gel9tnlnsel
rcooet. "@toNipa", @ei9tnlnee'
rebbct. "&iscI", LII IONS
"Sognbal", 2,SS9 Cons. "Eamo
ra", 453 Cons. "@asoal", 1,so'
/ Cons. 90 ser er mango Here Ell
|, bisie.
Oaiaa sen banifc Camper ID
. ii" % Sen iuenife Santper Sre
{ paIa" or blet i9nfet. Sef MOI
, nGpnte Sfib blcp bc'filof, men
c Iplfcne bolSt paa at gaa l "af
/ bcnc.
/. Oct oanitc Iotoritib "ep'll
a blep itauict al Ell tp'f u~roerpano'
II taao / Sit ior Sbetlanosserh
men eiter at Iapirerne bar ''lioe'
/. isat iif ben Sop at paslere ep
lis aaptein, Sreoerif @rie' al
:. ilaar Observation-Disclosures Sts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-09

srauaer Sc en- Spmaifime? "Sus.
peuueue er loo geo iom nosen ailSen
spmaif;ne III oen bobbeIte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-09
$idste Krigsnyt.

9lanot ~ Samperc, iom bleo
ifuot iienf igaar, Snsbng, bar %.
ioo Inferlinicns $500 Cons EaSia-
geroamper Californian, lom ioeil.
for oen irife &pit blep ienot tilbltnos
uoen Barrel. 9lanot DC 215 Eass
Iagerer .omboro bar Ell Game ira
@pomine. Sum err reooet. Gn AZ
Gasiagerernc omfcm og 80 iaareocs.
8erarb iremScles | Berlin.
a~jebcnbapn, zoe 6ebr. - Sen
berpGrcnoc omerifonife Winilter,
ggan, mootog ibag flcrc IenIatioleut
Selcarommcr ira MmbasIaopr
@erarb. San mcbbeler blanbt anoet,
at De tpife Wpnbigbeber life bill til
lobe Imerifanerne at iorlaoe Spif-
LAMB.
8erarb iclp nleO bans S~e9utlons'
itab % a1e &ouIulcr meo oeres aon'
to~rperionole maa bli boenoe / Unit
lano, inotil man faar Tisbeo for,
bporbau oet 9aar nleo 8rep SernS,
torii % Sen tpIfe SeiGtning paa Of
/ amerifanife Sopue bella9tngte tplft
FSfibe.
Mr. @eraro iaar life engang Sot
til at ieuhe 3iiiertele9rammer, met
nloa lore i'm Seleeromucrel meo &c
o%otionen / aiebenboun lin plain
@ngliib".
Imeritanerne ira "Darrononle'
boloes tilbage al Ionlme @rltrio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-09
1--WE Nomiraler.

@aibiuaton bcn lite Scbr. YrG.
iibeni WiIion bar uonGpnt iel9cnoc
aaptciner / Warinen til aoutrcaSmi-
raler: Sarrp McS. y. @uie. Hoberi
z. @riiiin, Geo. ". Sirb, Sames
$. Siipcr. Sobn Sooo % @iliom 2,
'Sinls.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-09

EvrrREp AS sEcoND CLASS MATTER JUNE ibTh l'oS AT
rrr Posr orrlcE At DrcoR,u. Iowa, uSpER rnr ACT
oy CoyGRrSs oy MARCH 3. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-09
Smaa %GriasIotiier.

Get brittle Earlament aubncoeS
ipien iaaar, Snsoag. Otter at
Gongcn bapoe oplGit i'm Srontale
notaltc slomiral Sir SeoDortb
blanot albct: "&i bar al 8runo
til at baobe, at ri ifal uorpoOc II
Saao Toreu meo lanrne Sclb ionl
vi bar ubrpooet 3eppelin Saren.
IA, pi or enboa paa goo Bel i
Sen Tctning". Gen tioligere Tre.
micrmliniiter %souitb beteeneoc
SpiflanoS npc ll-9aao Tolitif for
"rtilbnnet Siloifab".
Zen tpifc &cgiering bar ofiicielt
frnooiort, at auierebe Soipitals'
Ifibe bill bli Ifuot ii9nf, bpis De
pier iia / piSle Strsg / ben engels
itc Sanal. Som @runb angipeS,
at brittle Sfibe bar iraetct Im.
muuition o. anbct 8rigSmateriel
unoer 9cifpttelie al 8enierforict.
Gen brittle &caierina bar paa oct
~tcitenteite aiuiit bcnne @cIfplo.
ming.
Gen iranife Hegieriilg bar iise.
lcm Spiflaro Iast Jig / SGlcn for
at ifaiic Here trooper. Wanolfa-
her ser tibliserc err blet praaet paa
8runb al en- caer anben SeacmS'
fell, ifal iii after inofalbeS til for.
met cg Iennpeliscre 9rgcrnoerIe
aclie. Santiois arbeiber Den iran
fic Iesierina meo Tlaucr til a
mcbiliicre belle ben frantic cipilt
S%eiolfnina, apinocr iom MGno
mellcm t6 o. 60 Mar. til Ell ellcl
anocn Siencite | oct rationale Dor
ipar.
i Ncset ligncnoc or b%eiluttet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-09

relie til 1000 Cons, % foruoen
DC paillige Sorpeborsr bapoc Den
pgiaa to aanoncr paa 99ffet.
st Telegram ira Berlin meooe.
Ter, at ell enfeIt tpif llnoerpanos-
baao paa Ell ereite llee - ben iio.
tic ltge / Sanuar - ifjso' ii9nf IL
Sfibe meo Ell IamIet 5onnaee al
Is ,056, oeriblanot Ell britiif De.
iiroper q ben engelife aanal).
9inieDamperen "Nbilaoelpbia"
meo bIallbt anbet &oalo Imunbien
pmboro or trobs Waifinifaoe fom.
met i goo gebolo til England.
Zen norife Imerifalinies "9er.
gensiioro", paa bjemgaaenoe ira
Stem Dorf, er ogiaa fommet | goo
Gebolb giennem Sore5onen efter at
bapc anlsbet airfpaa.
9lanot De utallige brittle San.
cells. og Tasia9erifibe, iom er ienot
Thumbs uoen Gariel er Sort
Moelaioe" paa &eiIe fra 2onoon til
M%uitralien. SO al Sfibets Yasia.
aerer blep al ocn bollanbife Cant.
per "Samarinoa" buffet op noe
poa Sapet % lano lat / Sigo /
Spanien.
Sro 2onbon m~eobeles, at Den
brittle 0anpcr "gapeitone" blep
ifuot iiGnf al Ell inf lln~berpanos,
baao, og at bens Sipbaaoe meo
@~eiptningen pmboro bleo belfuot,
iEet oe iorlob ben lpnfenoe 9am'
per. Serueo br9btes aapteineit
oe ire Watroier.
9lanot De i9nfeoe Sarteier er
paiaa TO Sarteier / ben belgiIf.
omcrifanife SjGlpefomites Siene'
tie. Gen enc bar "gupbratcs", paa
5ilboaepei ira gelgien bpor oen
bapbe oileperet Ell 2aoning Wao'
porer fra De Soreneoe Stater. Den
anocn bar pen oanife Camper
Cars aruie", pan &eiic ira Sue
nos Nlpres iii Hotteroam meo en-
Saonine &orn til De Nsolioenoe
9elgien. Sfibet iom maalte 1,46O
Cons blep iGnfet lige rbenfor Den
hclgiife apit, % lao blot pioes
- blep finn ell Wanb al gelpt'
n:naen reooet. &elten onlfom.
@lonbt &c lpnfeoe Sfibe er og'
loa ben amerifanife Camper "9al
lotonia". Wanoifabet if Ell be-
Sir1cS SriIt til at gaa / Saaoene
icn - eitcrat Sfibet bar bic
ienbt Thumbs = bleu ta9et pat
Sleb al Observation-Disclosures bert
inoo Den ensclife apit, inotil c
Lritiit &astifib fSm iiiste,
Ien iranife Sransportoampe'
"aonriral Wpgon" er blet ipnfe
: Miooelbapet. Gen bapbe ON
Goro $50 Solbater, paa Sci ii
Solonifi. nj oisIe blep 800 REQ
. set.
Gen ipanifc Camper "algorto'
CT Ipntet al Ell tplf ~llioerpanos
toao. aapteiucn o9 Is Nan
bleu rcooet inb til Den IranIfe apii
! citcrat oe bapOe tilbragt 46 q
mer / oabne Saaoe paa Sapet. Z
Wuno bar oeoc al allloc og Gull
o. &c epri9c bar poerlt forfomne
81 bopoc ale ~ioriroSiet SGnoer .
= Sen, iua oe nlaattc tIereS til Six
: manhahnlpitalet / Brett.
Gen brittle Camper "IrtlIt" c
itlot ii9nf. Solfene tllbragte oei
poa ire Spgn iloen Oao / lin
Smaoboooe paa aabelt Sap / n
gcltOc Storn. Z al De % Wtan
+. @oaoen ires OF lllteoe iblp
Il Steiten bleu rebbet / Ell miierab'
I N%orfntnlng.
I : Sanrar Wtaaieo bleu Der Ia
ifrbt iIpnf 154 Sfibe meo Ell ian
L LET Sonnaee al 1868, 766. .
Ie TOR Den lterite Sanglt" &c tpi
nnocruunosbaaoe bar gjort paa
u cnfclt Maaneo, iiben &rigen b
1t 0ruote. 90 Dog por ocngang o.
l upritc llnoerpmOsfri9 enonu if
De8pnot.
Ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-09
uon0pnt til Waior.

@oibilleton Den Ste Sebrllar. Frr'
iiocnt @ilIon bar unoertegnet no
nppnelien al SbcoOore &ooieuelt, IT,,
til Woior / sc Sor. Staters &eierpe'
oif~icersforps. Mr. &ooiepelt oeltpg
/ 0ueliesleiren peb Ylattsbllr9.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27

FRENCH AND DUTCH BULBS
IErST ADEINFH
JOHN RECK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
POPULATION OF
WASHINGTON DC.
Is INCREASED

The population Of the City of WASH
fngton has increased at least $4,000
since the war began. It is natural
that the capital city, the center of the
most extensive preparation for war
ever undertaken by any country. A
steady stream of new appointees to
the great civilian army pours into the
city; the streets hum with activity:
everybody IL busy and earnest; on ey-
cry hand are the sure signs of COM
petent organization with a fixed pur-
pose.
AT the request of the United States
VII Service Commission the Wash
--4gton Chamber of Commerce has I'M
dertaken the work of directing to suit
able rooming and boarding places the
new arrivals who are not acquainted
In the city. Hundreds of desirable
rooms. with and without board. are
listed. and at very moderate rates. Ap-
plication for accommodations can be
made by new appointees through cor
arespondence before leaving home or
by calling at the office Of the WASH
ington. Chamber Of Commerce, No. s11
Twelfth street, N. W., upon their ar
rival in Washington.
Stsnographers and typewrfters
make up large part of the additions
to the force at Washington. Thous-
ands have been appointed and thous-
ands more are needed. Ship drafts
men for the navy department, me-
chanical craftsmen for the service
generally, and statisticians and what
are known as clerks qualified in bust
ness administration. clerks qualified
In statistics or accounting, index and
catalogue clerks, balance of store
clerks and schedule clerks for the
Ordnance department of the army
are also in great demand. Repre-
sentatives of the United States Civil
Service Commission at the post Of
fices In all cities are furnishing de-
tailed information concerning posi-
lions at Washington in which workers
are needed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
OUR NEWTOWN
news LETTER
N. H. S. NOTES.

Newtown, Nov. 27-The N, H. s.
Debating society held a debate Friday
afternoon on the subject,
Resolved, That Socialism Should
Be Curbed in the United States
The affirmative side was represent
ed by Christine Corbett, captain, JUS
tine Houlihan, Robert Tieman and
Donald Wright The members on
the negative side were: Louis Wal
tezdorf, captain; Robert Beers, Paul
who were Jennie Sturges, Jennie
Lundgren and Dorothy Meeker, an
nounced their decision in favor of the
affirmative side. Miss Alice Houli-
han, president of the society, pre-
sided.
There will be an entertainment un-
der the auspices Of the N. H. s. Lit
erary society, in the high school,
Wednesday. A fine program has been
arranged under the supervision of
Miss Downes, instructress of Eng
lish. The complete program is as
follows:
Piano solo, 'sTriumphal March, -
Lillian Strisik.
Patriotism L. Curtis. Nan Hunt
ley.
"A Pathetic Incident of the Rebel
lion," Alice HouIihan.
Selection by orchestra ''valse Mi
gonne," 1.-THE Stability of Our Gov
History of Our Flag" Dorothy
James.
Plano Solo, "varsaG," Ethel Har.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
Government TO
OPERATE ROADS
If POOL FAILS

Washington, Nov. 27.-Government
operation of railroads. If the proposed
pooling plan does not prove effective,
was considered here yesterday by the
committee of operating vice presi-
dents, considering methods of pooling
the operating facilities of the rail-
roads of the northeast.
Congressional action would be
necessary If government operation
were to be- decided on, but that has
been discussed by officials who have
been considering what steps would
be necessary if the pooling plans
should not relieve the congestion.
The operating committee of vice
presidents, which will serve under the
general direction of the railroad war
board met today with the board to
work out details of the. plan Of pool.
ing trackage and equipment of the
eastern lines. They expected to an
nounce a general plan of operation
later. -a'-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
SCHAUB ESTATE
EXECUTOR SUES

Settlement out of court was effected
in the superior court yesterday in
the case of Herman Guittner, execu-
tor of the estate of Charles Schaub, of
Ridgefield, against Charles A. Stein
brink, and others, in which $4,000
damages for failure to carry out out
an agreement, was alleged. The case
was assigned for special hearing
before Judge Howard J. Curtis today.
Terms Of the settlement are not made
public.
In the complaint the allegation is
made that Steinbrink agreed to pur-
chase the Branchfield Inn in Ridge
field and under the agreement the
place was turned over. When the time
came for the. transfer of the license
the defendants refused to carry out
the agreement. They had paid $500
on, the purchase price, but refused to
pay the remainder of the $4,000
agreed upon. T.
Counsel in the case were in consul
tation for more than an hour today,
and finally announced to the court
they had reached an agreement.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
OBITUARY
HORACE ALLEN

Funeral services for Horace Allen,
years old, were held at today at
the home of his aunt, Mrs Harry
Martin, psi Dover street, and attend
ed by large gathering of relatives
and friends. Interment was in St.
Michaeps cemetery.
MRS. PAMELA b. WHEELER
The funeral of Mrs. PAMELA B.
Wheeler was held in the Stepney
Methodist church yesterday at 2
o'clock p. m. and was largely attended
by relatives and friends. The Rev.
George Powell conducted the service,
the burial was in the stepney ceme-
terry, her nephews theacting bearers.
Mrs. Wheeler was born in Stepney
March 9Th, 1885 and was the daugh-
ter Of the late Elam and Esther Ca
blase Beard and widow of the late
County Commissioner Charles B..
Wheeler. She was a life long member
of the Stepney Methodist chuch, a
woman of estimable character and
leaves as an heritage a delightful
memory in the affections of her many
relatives and acQuaintances. She is
survived by four sisters, Mrs. Ira Pen.
field Of Danbury, Conn; Mrs. Edward
Corning of Stepney, Mrs. Benjamin.
iurd of Monroe, Mrs Birdsey SHEER
man Of Stepney.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
WILL RUN SPECIAL
TRAIN THANKSGIVING

To accommodate holiday travel
Thanksgiving night the New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad an
neunces that it will run an extra train
from New York to New Haven. This
train will leave New York, G. c. T.,
9:25 p. M; Stamford, 1920 p. MI
South Norwa1k. 1898 p. M; Bridge
port, 1886; due New Haven, 11:25
p. m.
The New York, New Haven & Hart
ford railroad announces that it will a.
so run an extra train from Springfield
to New York. This train will leave
Springfield, $50 p. M; Thompsonville,
9:ss p. m; Windsor Locks, 9:45 pm;
Windsor, 1884 p. M; Hartford, 1909
p. M. Meriden, 1898 p. M; Walling
ford, 10:4S p. M; New Haven, II: -
p. m; Bridgeport, 11:45 p. n.; South
Norwalk, 1903 night; Stamford, 1927
night; due New York, q c. T., lis
a. m.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
Bronchitis
And Other Throat and
Lung Ailments Invaria-
bly, Yield to LinOnine.

Nearly one thousand prominent
people in one city alone have pub
Iicly testified in signed statements
that Linonine cured them of coughs,
solids, bronchitis and other forms of
winter complaints that threatened
their very existence. Other .hou-
sands in other sections of the country
have added their testimony, and all
unite in pFoc1aining Linonine the
most elective medicine of its kind
known to science. Relief is wrought
by removing the swelnngs and irrita-
lions that cause the disturbances. 1t
is truly wonderful remedy and is
pure and wholesome, being an emul-
sion of F9ax-Seed Oil, Irish Moss
Eucalyptus and other famous reme-
dies, all combined in one, and known
the world over as
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
WARNED
AGAINST XMAS
SNEAK-THIEvES

: Warning to both shoppers and mer-
chants. 90 be on their guard for holt
Gay thieves who have already COM
inenced operations in some districts,
has been issued by Captain Charles
b. Coley, of the Second police pre-
cinct.
Now that the holiday rush has fairly
started, the thieves are becoming
active, and women are particularly
urged to protect their handbags, as
well as the packages they carry. 1t
Is said that there are many women
thieves in the city to share in the
Christmas loot, and as it is easy for
them to circulate in crowds and steal
loot, and as it is easy for them to cir
culate in crowds and steal purses,
etc, great care should be used.
Considerable merchandise is also
stolen, each year, from stores and
from delivery wagons, and to prevent
repetition of these losses, merchants
are advised to exercise all due eau
tion.
The following table of "don'ts' is
issued by the captain:
For Women Shoppers.
/. When shopping, don't carry the
handbag loose on the arm. Hold it
by the edge; preferably by the clasp.
2. Don't leave the bag open at any
time.
3. Don't put the bag down on a
counter where you cannot watch it.
A. Don't carry the bag carelessly
In public places or while boarding a
street car. AS the arm Is raised be-
fore the hand grasps a car handle,
an opportunity is given the thief to
steal II the handbag is hanging loose
from the arm
5. Don't display a roll of bills in
public. Thieves have been known to
follow a prospective victim for miles.
g. Don't forget that thieves are
found nearly evsrywhere, and be on
constant guard.
z. When carrying an armful Of
bundles, don't relax . hold on the
principal bundle-your handbag.
For Merchants an6 Truckmen.
1. Don't leave a team load of goods
standing ungua-deds in front of a
building or house. One of the prfnci-
pal methods of thieves is to drive of
with the whole consignment, wagon
and ALL and transfer the load to a
wagon Of their own which Is standing
somewhere around the nearest corner.
2. Don't leave deliveries or con-
signments of goods at locked doors in
an open or unfrequented place
8. Don't fail to check up the con-
tents of each delivery load after each
delivery. to see. IL anything Is miss
ing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered DR.
Edwards Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute.

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the subat;.
tute for calomel- are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver 4
almost instantaneous. They are the result
OF DR.. Edwards determination not to treaf
liver and bowel complaints with calonnel.
His efforts to Danish 1t brought out thesa
little olive-colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do the GOOD
that calomel does. but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth IEc
srong liquids or calomel. They take hold
Of the trouble and quickly correct it. Whv
cure the liver at the expense of the teeth
Caiomel sometimes plays havoc with the
gums So do strong liquids. 1t il best not
% take caiomelr but to let Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, "dullness' and thar
lazy feeling come from constipation and
disordered liver, Take DR.. Edwards'
Olive Tablets when you feel s1oQRya and
sheavys" Note how they .sclearS clouded
Train and how they sperk up' the spirits.
ioc and 25c > box. All druggists
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27

The Russian Ambassador, Boris
Bakhmeteff, at Washington, will re-
fuse to recognize the Bolsheviki gov
eminent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
TRAPPING OF RABBITS

At sunset Friday the season for
hunting rabbits with a gun closed
Rabbits may be hunted now with
traps, but not with a gun, dog or fer
ret. Until this winter hunters were
allowed to hunt rabbits with a fer
ret, but the law passed by the legis-
lature last winter forbids using fer
ret now.
The law allowing the catching OF
rabbits with traps or pitfalls makes
it necessary for the owneN of such de-
vice to have his name in legible char
acters on such trap or pitfall.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
selection from webster's Bunker

us.
Selection from Webster's Bunker
Hill Grafton, ]. Lundgren.
Selection by Orchestra, 'NThe First
Thanksgiving" Justine Houlihan.
The public are cordially invited to
attend, as the success Of similar en-
tertainments last year is well known.
The high school orchestra held a
meeting in the satin room, last Tues
day for the election of officers, The
following were elected: President
Robert Teman; secretary, Ethel Fiar-
ris, and conductor, Richard Botsford.
The orchestra has held numerous re-
hearsals and will be in fine condition
for their part in the entertainment,
Wednesday, Nov. %, 1917.
Miss Doris Downes, instructress of
English at Newtown High school,
spent the week end and Sunday with
her parents in Danbury.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27

some of the greatest railroad experts
and executives In the country.
1t is no longer a case of earning di-
vidends for railroad stockholders, but
a patriotic desire to help on the gov
eminent in getting additional trans
portation facilities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
MAY USE GERMAN BOATS.

Santiago, Chile, Nov. 27-It is an
nounced that Germany has consent
ed to this country using the informed
German steamers under certain con-
ditions which are not made public
AS Chile proposes to rent the steam
ers, and as such an operation would
be to German advantage, it remains
to be seen If the Eentente Allies will
concede to such vessels immunity
from seizure. A request to this effect
was refused by them many months
ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-27
POSTPONE HEARING ON
SEN. LA FOLLETvTE,S SPEE

Washington, Nov. 27.-Absence of
Senators on the sub committee ap-
pointed to investigate Senator La
Folietteis speech of last September
caused pcstponement yesterday of
inquiry protcbly until after Congress
reconvenes.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-05-29
FOURTH DIVISION PAvoRs
THos. RIGGS FOR GOVERNOR

In a telegram from the Fairf anks
News-Miner to the juneau En- pire.
Editor Thompson says:
The whole Interior country IL sol
idly for Thomas Riggs. Jr.. for Gov
ernor. but II Is up to Secretary OF
the Interior Franklin X. Lane. II he
takes the Governorship IL will be a
come-down In salary and profession
ally for Mr.. Riggs. hut he will take
il IL the Secretary of the Interior says
yes"
The Interior hates to lose Mr..
Riggs as Railroad Commissioner,
but ii 1t is a question OF him or an
other term of Governor StronE. We
will make the sacrifice. for Alaska
ought to have real Governor.
The Alaska Loyal League. seven
hundred strong. is unanimousls be-
hind Riggs who holds membe rship
certificate No. l in that organization.
The Democratic Divisional Commit
tee is for him as are the Democrats
generally throughout this city ard Di-
vision.
III that is the only way to beat Gov
ernor Strong. take Riggs will. our
blessing.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-05-29
DONALDSON SCHEDULE

The following schedule for the har-
Dor boat Lit. c. V. Donaldson" will
take effect today. All orders to thu
contrary are revoked.
Monday, Wednesdays. Thursdays
and Fridays:
1--we. Fort Liscum Leave Valdez
us .. IL. 4:30 p. III.
TUESDAY
1:lo p. II. 100 p. NJ.
1870 p. III. 800 p. N.
SATURDAY
lis d. m. +:3O p. m.
1:15 D. N. 1890 p. III.
There Will be no trips OF the boat
on the End and 4th Fridays OF each
month, these days being used to clean
boilers.
Special trips or cancelling OF the
above will be made without notice
only to meet eXigencies OF the ser
vice.
All official business between Val
DEE and the Post should be arranged
for transaction. where possible. so
that advantage will be taken of the
scheduled trips and extra trips will
be made at a minimum and made on
when urgently needed.
G. r. KOEHLER.
Ist 1t 14th Infantry. y. .. NJ.