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Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
SELECTNE DRAFT DRAWINGS COMING
 AT END OF WEEK
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON. July 17.-All but seven of the states had reported com pIetion of their local exemption ma chinery tonight, encour aging officials in their hope that drawing of lots to deter mine the order of liability under ih, selective eopscription law may be held before the end of the week. Four states reported ready during tn day, and the war department has been in formed that in those remaining to re- port only a few local districts are missing.
 Although no details have been re- vealed, it was learned tonight that the plar Of the drawing to be held in Secretary Bakers office virtually has been completed and that an announce ment on the subject may be made by Provost Marshal General Crowder to- morrow Secretary Bakers final ap- proval foI the plan is yet to be given, but General Crowder may reveal enough of the details to guide news papers in preparing to publish the re- suit and to inform registrants what facts they must ascertain in order to know their exact position on the lia hility lists.
 While these preparations are going forward. sentiment apparently is growing in congress in favor of amending the conscription act so as to make aliens liable for service or otherwise to relieve the requirments placed under the present allotment upor communities with large foreign popu lation Bills to this end have been pre- pared in both senate and house, but he administration has not indicated that it will favor any change. Many lcias hold to the opinion, on the other hand. that to compel aliens t6 serve would be a violation of interna- tional law.
 The states from which reports ol complete exemption arrangements were received during the day are Utah, Ala bama, Ohio and Virginia. Reports stil are to come from Illinois, Kentucky Michigan. Mississippi, New York, Mis soIri and Pennsylvania.
 As far as can be told now, every reg istrant will have to be informed no
 fContinued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
FOUR MONTHS TO MAKE SOLDIERS GOOD AS ANY
TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

fN
 SALT LAKE CITY, July 17.-After reviewing an infantry regiment which had had little more than one months drill, General Leclercq, military chief of the Belgian mission which Is now touring the west, declared today that four months intensive drilling would make the American soldier the equal of any who are now ready to go in the trenches.
 The entertainment for the Belgian mission at Salt Lake included an in spection of the United States army regiment at Camp Douglas, composed of recruits who have been drilled little more than a month. The regiment is commanded by Colonel A. N. Has brouck.
 General Leclercq was much inn pressed by the progress the men have made.
 "I was particularly impressed by the way the men have responded to dis cipline," he said The silence and re- pose of the lines is the hardest thing 10 achieve and was most noticeable among the men 1 saw today These things are important because they show that the men are undeg perfect discipline" General LeclercqSNas un- willing to estimate how many Ameri- can soldiers it would be necessary to move to France in order to insure q prompt victory over the Germa nforces. Other things are necessary as well as men," he said. It is important to know how many big guns can be sent over and how well the men can be armed
 With the progress these men have made in a month, however, 1 should think two months more would be Suf- ficient to prepare them to be sent to France for the first training in trench warfare and two months more than that would make finished soldiers out of them, the equals of any"
 The mission left at five o'clock for Cheyenne Wyo. They stopped for a hrief visit at Ogden Trtah
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
MOVER HEARS STRIKE
 BREAKERS ARE COMING
Republican Associated Press Leased Wire)

President Charles Mover 
  reported  to take such action as he might find Mr. Mover added that he already  Compbe he had
  troubled He sInformed and that the wholly
  oRorke Construction of Chicago for the construction of the all
   qover telegram
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
SHERIFF WHEELER
 CONTINUES TO BE
 HERD IF DISTRICT
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

BISBEE. July 17.-Sheriff Harry Wheeler continues to be the hero of the Bisbee- Warren district. He has received letters of congratulation from all parts of the country, including San Francisco, where he was recently re- fused admission to the officers reserve school.
 Sheriff Wheeler sitting in his tenn porary office on the second floor of the dispensary, made the following state ment of the situation to staff corre- spondert of the Associated Press to- night modestly leaving out any part he played in the rounding up and de- portation of the 1,16S men who were deported from the Warren district July 12:
 If those who were deported from this district should come back-of their own initiative-we would meet them and put them in bull pen we have ar ranged for just such a purpose.
 What the solution is of the problem presented by their deportation and de- tention in Columbus I cannot say.
 But l cannot think that the United States will force those men upon us after we took the action we did through pure Americanism and did what we did because we honestly felt those men were injuring the best interests of the United States.
 Tt was not an ordinary labor dispute and l cannot and will not believe the government will censure us for doing what we did for the government.
 We believe we were justified in do- ing what we did for the safety of the women and children of this district and We acted when there was nothing else left for us to do
 "The very evening preceding the roundup we received a reliable report that plans were completed for blowing up the Bisbee water supply located at Naco, seven miles distant The United States soldiers stationed there were Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
MORE STRIKE LEADERS
 ARE JAILED M GLOBE
Republican Associated Press Leased Wire)

GLOBE jailed the Globe 68 John kgoe and attempting the picket lines round
 throughout the district today the determined sliding o working would $550 the paid in the district.
 members of the sherfs
 surrounding the mysterious death
 found tracks Sunday night completed today for his funeral to- will body will shipped to Alexandria G. the home of his
 w. meeting which scheduled to be held in Miami this after 
 Sheriff William Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
EXTRA CARS TO TAKE
 l. w. W.'s FROM GLOBE

GLOBE, July 17.-So great is the exodus of Industrial Workers of the World from Globe and Miami that two extra coaches and two sleepers were necessary to handle the extra passengers bound out from here tonight. Sheriff Tom Armer estimates that ap- proximately 150 strikers are leav- ing the district daily. Most of these are foreigners. Rumors of the discovery of bombs made of iron pipes, containing brass filings and nitroglycerine caused consid- erable excitement this afternoon but Sheriff Armer exploded the reports tonight when he announced that the report was untrue and that the officers had not discov- cred any bombs or explosives.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18

fContinued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
UNITED STATES ID STRIKE OUT
 GERMANY THROUGH THE AIR

empowers the president to draft men into the aviation service. The leaders expect that as result the whole ques- ton of conscription will be re-opened, greatly delaying the bill.
 Senator Chamberlain said tonight an overwhelming majority of the sen ate is favorable to the bill and is anx- ious for immediate action
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18

(Continued on Page Twol
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-08
spiont in Der sdwti3.

LrfftE go rs f4EEEE -A 4HH hAffHz -Lf 20
Das in .3urid iasenot 8unbesftrafs
suiht btrurteilfe ben perfonli4 erihis1
nenen einunb0reibi9jdbrisep SilDio
Mtier BON Sberfirh 0u5ern) ioeg.r
DtrItbuns Der bunbssrdtlihen 8tr0rb>
nrne betreffeno bic Strafbetimmine
gen uber DEN arieesauitano CYahrids
ienDienit gu @uniten elmer fremoen
MohD gu feds Monaten 9efdnsnis
unter 4nrednung Der aus9eltanosn.n
unteriudunssbaft unb 100 5ranten
8ube, ferner in contumaciam ietne
Wutter, Inna Meier, 81 3e9n 5a9sn
8tfdnsnis, getilst Durd bic llnterius
hungsbaft uno 30 Sranfen 8ube; 4ls
bert Wdlter gu obt Wonaten 9efdnss
mis- unb 300 Gronien guBt unb breis
idbrieer Qanoespsripeifung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-08
s4weiSer n=Yoot

On ben llfern bes @enferihts debt
laut .Semps" elm sliidlider, fehr rei-
der Mann, Der iein eisenes llnterieez
boot babsn m0dte. Gr firdtete Hnur,
SAB maj ibm trieserifhe Mbiidten uns
terf@iebt, bic er nidt befibt; er 1T Der
frieblidfte Menfh bon Der Welt, Elm
SrGumer, Der einen 9raum IN Wirt<
lidteit umieBen m04te. 4m Gage,
mo 5ein Sou9boot .9elDetio" bic ats
lantiihtn 9elosntaten Der ~Dentid>
lamb" ouf benz 2emqn nahabmen miro,
iuerbtn, fD bofft er. Die ensliIhm 9oue
riften pieber an ben lang gentlemen
Ste 5urIdtebren. Damn iptroen Die
na4 Jrsmben ausfdauenben !5oteliers
iiber cine neue Heflame D%erfiigen:
.Genf-Gaufanne-Gbidn i'm Inter
feeboot." DDS unterieeboot ~3tlpetia~
beftebt freiIih erft auf Dem 9apier.
aber lpenn anes gut e.bt, miro IS
ldon in ,einisen Monoten tnuden.
.
@ein @90pfer bat Die pldne einsm ses
ipiyten franaOifden Snsenieur inter,
breitet, Der an Der medaniideH Rons
ftruftion einiges abdno.rte. Nidts
pirb Dem 8oote feblen: peoer bic
flafif9e Jnrm pet Dudlitdts5isdrrs,
nod bas umf4au ~sepdbrenbe peri~
flop, nod DIE Sisnalfanone, nod oas
9orpebolanaisrrobr, lebteres, I'm an
Jeitabenben ben 9afen BON Genf ooer
oen Duoi BON Gpian nit bunten Jeu~
ereoben gu M%uminieren, oann fpirS
auf Sen raulaenben 8.ifaa Der 3ubO,
rer Die .5tlDetia~ nit elmer artisen
Werneigung ertpibern unb sefhmeibtg
unter benz Seefpiesel perf4tpinoen.
lRei5enn, aber ernit semtint. Die tef>
nifden 3iffern beg Boctes iinb: adnss,
5tp0lf Meter; @bfdpinbisfeit. 5ebn
bis stp0lf Rnot,n; 9auh3eit, ied3sbn
Minuten. Gs fehit nidts als Elm ses
tisneter GanOungspIas. aber oafiir bot
mon ia Bodoermofd11neu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-08
Rrauttu Of II.

@inen aopf WeiBtobl fhneiDet mar
in Strtifen, toft i'm unb treibt i'm
ourh Die Jleifdhadmafhine. Mon
fdmort ibn nit elmer feins.fdnitteneu
3piebeI III 5pti 2Dffeln Jett unter
Rfbrtn flint Winuten ourd. permifht
i'm nit einem 81 unb mebreren 2Dfe
ie1n %foIten. seriebenen aartoffeln, ial5t
ibn uno flint i'm in cine poreeridtste
Muflanfform. Der &oblfuden nirb
pier5ig Winuten aebaden. eeitiir3t, nit
einem aano bon Hiibrei, unter ben
ma etipas g~eriebensn aaie eibt. ums
geben uho nit Der folgenoen 5unte
sereidt: Mdn i6pibt 5fpei lln3sn
Msbl in spei lln5en Butter, fiiut Die
MeblI6nibe inter Riibren nit foriel
aobltohipdfer auf. boB cine iGmige
9unfe entitebt, sibt 5ulebt Elm bolbes
@las 4pfelipein unb Sipei feineeipieete
5arbellen an Die 9unfe. SalStdrtofs
feln fpsrben DEFENDERS eereidt. Refie
bes arautfudens iptrben in Sheiben
sefhniften uno aufeebraten, nit aars
tofftlflOBhsn segehen.
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Gin Subtldnnt.
Ser O,00Ofe Vatient I'M ct.
6ebmigs Rraufenbaus.

Sm Norb.n bon Berlin, in Der @ro>
Ben 9inoenburszS trabe, ftebt oas to-
t6olifde ct. 9ebpissz& rantenbaus.
Bier @dneitern aus benz Sroen bes
6eilisen RarI 8orromdus madten
ammo 1916 ben Mnfans, jeBt 1ino e.
,tpeiunbf.dais.-Das Rransenbaus TT
70 groB setporbsn, oab e 300 arante
aufnebmen fam. Seit a~ritssbeeinn
1T Is als @ereinslaadrett eingerihtet
unrb bat ftdnois sesen 500 @erpunbete,
bic ale bantbar iinb, oab tie IN btes
leg 9ous getOmmen finb.
@or fur3em tpurbe in bas 4ran@
tenbaus Der $50, O00fte Rranfe aufses
nommen. Gs mar Elm bertpunoeter
Helbarauer. 9rob mar Die Jreube
Der @dneitern iiber biefes @rei9nis.
Cine Meibe bon Masen unb Nutos
nit Dem Moten Rreuj auf peibem
BeIbe bosen in bic @robe 9ambursers
{fraBe ein unb ma9ten Dor benz Sc
bdube bes ct. 9ebnigs>a ranfenbaus
1es 9alt. Dem oufmerffamen 8eobe
adter fonnte es nidt entgeben, bob cine
Der @dneitern uno cine Gruppe nit
Blumen ieben Der MnfOmmlinse 1orgs
fdItig adblte, @erooe fpuroe elmer Der
Jelograuen aus benz Wusen geboben.
Elm alter, eran6artiger aanblturmer,
als aud faQn bic grippe nit ben 8lu=
men iubelno ouf ibren 8ameraoen
lositurate, ibm bic 9rasbobre nit Hoe
fen iberfduitete, einen ardna oarum
fdlans unb ibm bas @dilb I'M ben
Gals bangle. ~1urra, Der 250.0o0its!"
ffano barauf. Nun fam aud bic
Sdtpeiter berun uno bieb Jpn ouf oas
berslihfte niufommen.-MaBlos trz
Haunt unb perblifft. forrte Der cite
Rrieser baIb feline nmsebuns. balb bic
8lumen an, Bis ibm feline Rameraosn
flor madtsn, bob er genau Der 250,=
0O0fte Rrnnfe lett Bssinn Der Grim
oung bes ct. Debmiss- g ranfenbdufes
lei. Sm triumph bon ben Shpez
tern, perfpunbeten 3ameraben uno ST.
pilperionen begIeitet, sing Is iber ben
Gdrten nod benz 2uaarettsebdube- I'm
terpegs meinte er gu Dem 4ameruoen:
Sell it'd jo sroBartie."
Welh cine Hiefenfumme bon Ra4s
itenliebe i'm Wirfen oiefer arantenz
fdDefern!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-08

{. II. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works
odnbIer in Qarbnare. Sefen n',o
e.edapoaren. Braftifder alen1pner nIlO
gadbeder. 934 Oft : Commerce SfraS
Il, Selephon Ernpis 1880.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-08
6ola mnO 4oble.

Sir haiten bic bette &oble un6 pas
NM Brennhpls. grobiert nls. 9laSe
6Sssh & Goal COMPANY. grodeff 6ooo.
renee 9eIfphon 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-08
5aefeIpz@ d.

Mon nimmt ma9eres Shpeinefilet,
idneibet es in slpei Singer oide WIrz
fel, beitreut es nit etpas Sal5 uno
fpenis rotem Yfeffer. Damn tptroen
einige srobe 3piebeln in einen Sopf
gei9nitten, in pel4em porber SAmais
erbibt miro. DARN lahe man Die
3piebeln f90n braun perben. gebe
oann oas Sleiih hinein. Wenn bieies
ins aoden getommen 1T, miro etipas
Wafer bin5ueefiist. Man ldbt es
Damn lanefam i'm fe~ItDerbedten Sopf
gar foden. Gum Sdlub sibt man
elm penis in WaFer %aufseiOites Mebl
unb cine Safe bon Sabne binsu. Die
fes @eri9t nirb nit Sauerfraut fer
piert, peldes, gut obsefpiilt, in Waher
gar gefoht miro. Damn sieBt man
oas Bafer gut alb, legt oas Rraut
pie einen 8ran5 ouf cine eroBe runbe
S4iFel uno sibt bos fertiee Goulafd
in Die Mitte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-08
THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Bos beoeutet ,gbe Gisbteea"? gas
Ertonio. Sinnmer Soc. Gns9eae1dJnefe
nohiaeiten 2bc. Nieorige Spe5talrafen
ner ISOLDE. Sab f-si. grodeft 6277: Sn
,sntroIer Qcae. 3O2 SibzNlamo Ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-08
s9nitel

Weisbeitsaabne tann Der
0iimm{te Rerl befommen,
81 a II fann aud binauffalIen. uno
iolde 5dIe finb bic tiefiten.
9Gtigtttt 1T Der pabre @snnb
bes 2ebens, ia. bag 2eben felbf.
Dbne Salient our 2iebensmurbigz
teit tein Salient gum @lidlihfein.
uebertretungenf ommen muir
BON @eboten, 9Ibnerausen BON enstn
@huben.
Start fein beibt 2eiben ertrasen
-2eiben ertroeen bebeutet Der Spfer
tpert fetn.
3igarren Iino pie 5eeerien: Die
M~usftattung tit oft pra4tpoQ, aber Der
Jn9dlf fdu9f ntU1s.
Wenu Ser Muilfer-bas betbt Der
ob1oIute Muifer-au malen Derfudt,
10 bringt er tpeber Duff nod Elm Sc
nab. 5u @tonoe.
Derno9fGffiet nidt in bieae1iA
s3eit Die Gr3iebung Der Rinoer, benin
lie finb Dos tommenoe geidle9t, ous
Sbr fart MAIDEN font.
Die 6auptlade 1T, DaB man Elm
groBes Wollen babe unO @efdid unb
gebdrrlidfeit belize, es aus3ufHbren;
oGles iibrise 1T gleidsiiitia,
Ste Sonfunft battle gar feline Be
redtigure gu eriftieren, tpenn man oos,
mas lie ausfpriht. ins tIare Wort
iiberfeben ober in Del mulen 'fOnnte.
3nifhen WiHen unb SAaffen
Iiest npa cine unsehsure aluft. atpiz
fhen benen fin off srft mad barten
admpfen cine permitiefnbe Bride oufs
bdut.
Musfpru6 rines Rinftlers:
u2aneer s3eit unb piefer Miben be-
burfte .es, Big i'd mir jene 5abisfeiten
erparb, bic bic 2tute nun fir ange~
boren balten!!D
felbitdnbisen muIifalifden Sc
banter (Shemen) baben Die Slider
belt eines 3itats unb Die MnfaauliA-
teit zines @emd1bes; iie finb inbipiz
ouen, perfOnlih, enig.
Sci fret Don 2eib! Nidt, inbem
Du gefiibnos biIt, fpis bic unperftdnbi
gen Meniden. fpnoern inOem ou als
tugenbbafter Meni9 bic 8ernunft dls
SroIt eeeen iebfs 1eio eebraudit.
Den GIel n,nnt mar nur ben Dunn
men,
Dasegen biIft fein Sdrei'n unb
Drummer,
Beim WenIhen ifts oft nmgefebrt:
Sc mebr er fhrett, AiBt er eelebrt.
#.H8sM NH @AQe- -
ie syrauen baden piel gu tun, I'm
fih ibrer tapferen MGnner unb SDbne
niroie gu ertptifen. Sbre Mufgabe
geben peit iiber bic @renaen bes 5aus@
ftanbes binous. 9a, no bic @rbeit
bes Mannes obbrfd3en muBte, muB bic
5rou peiterIhreifen uno pe~iterbauen.
Gin gutter Wenfd 3ertrat sufdaig
einen Wurm. Dos fat inn febr leib
unb er briidte BEN Sterbenben iein inS
niees 8eoorern aug. nWie fann i4
mein nnredt iiibnsne" fraete er. unb
Der Wurm perfebts. .Dafir 1T sez
foret; meine Nahfommen perben DID
freHen."
Sn ShOitlanp unb finism Seilen
bat fi6 cine neue Wunopers
bunoinbuftrie aufgetan i'm Sammeln
bes Spbaaeums Moofes. Oiefes Mfoos
bot lanae, peide 5ibern rrno dbnels
Elm menis Der Chenille ober loseelofen
9fppidfafern. Man trofnet oas
MoOs an Der Gift. Damn miro e
son arigsarbeiterinnen in Sudden
aus rihf gu porDicm Mua stfan. Die
Safden perben iteriliiiert. Sie fol-
len beftr a~uffausen als Die bette @atte
obfr 5oistpo1e. Sic inb duberft bill
Zig, ba oas Material 10 gut ME nidts
folttt.
Sci ben 2ldtern preoiam betannt5
lid aud bic syrallen. Cine bieier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-08

geiteut gud n~nieren freien aatalos
fiir Gamens 1ino Gefllgel : Worra1e.
eoter Sch Co., 420 SiiosSlofes Str.,
5on Gntonio, Eegas.
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HOTEL ALAMO

s25 alouap gIasa = hibfd rloblierte
sssne 2in1mer. SOC, TIC. 81 peg aag,
90. so lu1b uuftpdrfs per gS0de. 5tM MI
nit Q getten $500 per Mone. ahes
felsphon grodet 658.
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5auleu uuo WeHiigelintter.

HerS. staffel, $40 OFT @or1nseress
Str. 6eu, 8etreibe, @artenS ino SeiO>
sauen. @efIngelfutter. Sntiibntore1-
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TMr 9ans n1to
&a9e.
Jrifde gham pisnons ais
@emiie.

Jrtde y 1am p19Hp aiS
@emut.
Die aeputten pilae iperoen obne
WaGer nur NIT tinem @tiidaen gutz
ter 3usefebt. ST aner Sdft Bis auF
cine Rleinisteit perbunftet. quirlt mart
faure @abne nit eiuem giselb, etpas
Butter, Sala, pfeffer nnb getpiegter
peterfilie, aibt oies iiber Die Gbampisz
mons uno bdmpft fie noh etma 5eb1
Bis flnfsebn Minuten barin. als
geilage eienet ftd 3unse, falt ooer
iporr,, ober geroftete @efliigellsber.
Rniff beim aartpffelto
den.
IS lpiro offers barber geflast, baB
bic eetodten aartOffeln beim lanees
rem @teben ibr Mnfehen perlieren uno
sraui1mar3 uno unanfebnlih iperoer1.
Nun gibt es Elm einfades Mitfel, bieS
au p%erbinbern. 5elbit Bel ldnserem
5tehen bleibt bic &artoffel fri19 unn
59on, tpenn man Dem Waner etnen
gbl0ffef Gfis ,sufeBt; ober ia niat
slaubsn, bab bic Menee Die Site
madt. Sir einen 9ausbalt bon flint
bis feds perfonen seniigt Elm GBlOfz
fel ponltdnbig unb beeintrddtiat fetz
nesfpegs ben @eidmod Der 8ortoffel.
pfirfi4e> in gffts uno
3uder.
Die pfirfihe peroen gef9alt. IN jeoe
iperben einiee eonae Relfen aeitedt, be-
rem RDpfden mon ausgebroden bat.
Muf ie Elm pint Ma7er unb Elm Yint
Gfia fperben bier pfunb 3uder eerede
net. Daraus miro Elm 5prup gefoht.
unb bic pfirfthe peroen BARN flint
5ebn Minuten lang lan9iom setoht.
Damn legt man ie poriidtis in 50pfe
ober @lG{er Elm, fodt Ben Sprup rod
einiee Minuten lang fpeiter, ihittet
i'm beiB iiber Die Jriidte unb ldBt
bieie abtiblen, ebe man lie peri9liebt.
9latiirlid mub fonobl betm aoden
fpie beim Mufbenabren Ole 8riibe uber
oen 5riihten teben.
@pfelfpeife nit @ubpein.
3nei Yfuno Mepfef f6dit man, emit
fernt bas 8ernbous uno fhneloet tie
in Niertel. W1un foht lie in reihlid
Waher nit benz notigen 3uder gang
neih, aiebt nun oas iiberfliBige Mpfele
fo1paRer ab, 10 Dab Elm ihlanfer grei
i'm Godtopf 1T, ben man nit elmer
9aKe Siibpein unb etpas abseriebez
ner 3itronenfdale perieBt, gu Dem mar
cine unae peiBe aufgel0ite @elatins
sibt. Man fiint Die MaHe in cine falf
umeelpiilte slatte Jorm gum Grtars
rem. Sn benz absesoHenen @pfelmai=
Ter font mar ole Mpfelfholen uno bic
2~ernbdufer einise 3tit tidtie, sieBt
bic Jliibisteit burh lino sibt bier big
fiinf 8lGtter rote ausgelOite @tlatine
bn3u. Die rote 6ula muB fritorren
uno miro. srOblid sebudt, als Der
aierune I'm bic seitiir3te peiBe apfels
fpeiie eelegt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20
TORPEDO MISSED
 SHIP BY TWO FEET

An Atlantic Port, July 20-The ex-
 perience of watching torpedo from a German submarine, which took part
 in sinking the American oil tanker,
 John D. Archbold. skim along the
 length of his own ship about two
 feet away and pass on harmlessly, was
 related here yesterday by a sea cap tain who returned on French ship
 with his crew from delivering a
 steamer built on the great lakes to
 her French purchasers.
 The captain said he was watching the sinking of the Archbold, which occurred June 16, when suddenly a submarine periscope was seen off his own bow and he swerved his ship sharply. That this saved her was demonstrated by the course of the torpedo, which, he said, was plainly visible as it passed. By this time he had brought his stern gun to bear on the attacker and the gunners opened fire, sending four shells at the U-boat. The last one, he said. made a great splash, which was followed by a cloud of vapor, and the submarine disappeared. He expressed conf1- dence that the German boat was de- stroyed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20
Sewer and Paving Bids
 Received for Much Work

Misunderstanding of the specifica- tions for the northwest sanitary trunk
 sewer caused the bidders to submit
 proposals to the Paving and Sewer
 commission last night which they will
 probably desire to recall. Dominick Luciano, one of the bidders offered to
 do the work for sS,o00 less than the
 next highest bidder and offered a
 check. for -$1.600 as evidence of good
 faith It appeared at the meeting that
 his did not understand the require snents. The commission will allow him to withdraw the bid, { Bids were received last night on the Park, jackson, Beechmont and Wood lawn avenues and on, Lindley and Summit streets sewers. and were re- ferred to the city engineer to be cam vased.
 A request of the Burns Go. for an additional allowance of $1,500 for hurrying the Bond street sewer was
 denied because of lack of information {. as t othe details of the extra work
 done.
 The paving of Stratford avenue and i Kossuth street with the same mater ial as used on stratford avenue bridge. yet undecided by the bridge committee, was voted.