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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14
Nobody Injured When
 Dentists Gar Goes .
 Off SeaWau at Park
A narrow (

A narrow escape from death ec- cured yesterday afternoon at Seaside park when in an effort to avoid iaaili- tary lines, large seven passenger touring car driven by Dr, Philip Mc- Laughlin of this city became unman- ageable and before it could be st0p- ped hurt1ed the sea wall in the vi- cinity of the soldiers and sailors monument.
 In the ear at the time were Dr, Me- Laughlin and his wife, also Mrs, James D. Lawler, Miss Hickstef Mon- treal, and the infant child of Dr. Me- Laughlin.
 The ear remained upon its wheels after the deep descent among the rocks that protect the wall and all the ccupants were rescued firm their pre- dicameHt bg soldiers in the nearby camp. None was seriously injured though the shock of the eKperIeRee was felt for some time: The car was damaged only slightly and was re- moved later by garage men.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14
SCH00LB0YS OF CITY MAY. AID
 UNITED STATES
Supt. Slawson Will Ask Volunteer Army to Culti-
 vate Food Resources
CHILDREN MAY GIVE
 UP THEIR VACATION
Temporary Release From Further School Attendance
 May Be Granted Pupils.

The sch oo1boys of Bridgeport will be asked to reinquish their vacation periods to help prepare sufficient food supplies for Bridgeport and it's peo- pie.
 This action will begin Monday of next week when Supt. Samuel J. Slawson of the Bridgeport public schools, will ask for volunteer army of bpyse and girls from this city to assist in the cultivation and harvest ing of crops, to to perform such other services of which they may think themselves capable of. A census will be taken of the schools and pre- pared for use under Governor Hol- comb, or the Council of National De- fense. .a
 No action has as yet been taken in this city along the lines already adopted by chicago and other Vest ern cities where 5000 boys above the age of 16 have been released from further attendance next Monday pro vided they enlist in the production of staple necessities in the county.
 "In, conference with principals of Bridgeport schools this morning and Chamber of Commerce officials, SHpt, Sla,wson made it plain tbnt the schools of this city would Lco-operate in any thing reasonable that may be wanted
 Commenting upon the situation to The Farmer, Supt- S1awson later said: .'The school board, I am sure, will do anything that may be desired of us by the governor or those at Wash ington who are now planning for the necessary food supply. We have talk en no definite action as yet because we believe that it is better to have systematic government of the great army that will be needed to till the fields. Whenever the call comes Bridgeport will be the first to re- spond.''
 Bridgeport pupils have not been asked to go in the fields as have the Cook county (I1L), boys, but we will begin Monday to take a census among the schools to detrmfne how many boys and girls may volunteer for light service in agricultural districts or have ideas of other service that might be utilized. Many undoubtedly will voluntarily give up their vaca- tions If they are needed before va cation time the school board will take such action as will relieve them from their school duties.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14
THOUSANDS LIKELY TO BE Ev|cTED IN
 RESTRICTED ZONE"
M aen nerChor Club s Flag Is Destroyed

One of the most despicable acts which has as yet come to the knowl- edge of the police and which, it is determined by Supt. of Police Red- gate will be traced until the perpe- trator is brought to the bar of jus- tice, is the recent desecraron and destruction of a large American flag hung upon the front of the Bridge port Schwaebischer Maennerchor.
 It has been reported to the police by Joseph Schietinger, chairman of the patriotic committee recently ap- pointed by the German Singing so- ciety that upon vote of the organiza- ton, all German flags had been taken dowp from the interior of the build Ing, destroyed and American flags hung in their place as outward evil dence of the inward determination of the society members to display their loyalty to America.
 A large flag was flung to the breeze from a staff in front of the building; 27 French street last Monday. It remained up until Good Friday morn ing when the janitor upon opening the iAcAAA AO0AAo AI oAdSAACo AIIlO 11ODOllS duu knotted together.
 When the occurrence was reported to the patriotic committee, search was at once made for police1hen who had been upon the beat during the night. They were unable to give information which would lead to the arrest of the vandals and the matter was further reported to the police chiefs. Another American flag was procured and again flies from the building.
 Officers of the Maennerchor are loud in their protestation against the desecras<ion and feel that united ef- fort should rnade by the club mem bers, resident in the vicinity and up- on the part of the police to arrest the perpetrator,
 supt. Redgate tSday expressed his intention of aiding the society mem bers in bringing. the flag desecrator to justice and the person if caught, supt. Redgate will appear before the court to ask that the maximum pen alty be imposed for the offense.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14
MASKED HEN DISCOVERED AT RAILROAD BRIDGE AT T0WnERS; PLOTS FEARED

W1ne naAAoned On arrival in ToUneFa he made report by wire to the Har- lem Rlver divisional headquarters and a special train was sent out
 An examination of the ground be- meath tho bf1dge showed that sonnsone had been diGx1ng at the a1eutments A handkerchief was found that had soesr used for. bind4ng purposes, On fhe Am11bazkknaef3t were the ma1a0s of several Defson5 scEannbiing np and down.
 Henry Lee. q farmer. going to his abarn on q road near To~ners. half an ho<1F after the incident was reported sy the engineer, saw two automobiles wEh men in them pass his place. hav- ing come from the direction of the bridge
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14

Danbary. Apg11 14>- OMc4a1s qf the Hsr1ems Etyer d1vfslon m tlse New York CSntxA1 railroad and of tho Gen. trar Nsew EnG1Amd raflroAd were 1n- veef1gaflng today An incident reported tQ them by. . ffslght en81neer which has gfvsu 11ae to seaauAcaOn that . party Of men hAA A4tesnUted to taanUer Fw4th the atoutnaents of q ra1lnoad 1oe$dge at rOwne6s, N- z.. 1S miles west of hees. eaxax. yesterday. The br1ngel 1n qnest10n carries Tn11@ Of one bconpany oyer these Of another and lis a means n< Feac1aang the Hudson lTiver bridge beaow Rou911keeps4e.
 The enefnAer of q eont1asoend freigh$ train repo<ted that in crossing the br1dGs he n0t1oed several naen at the main a1seatments. He thought they
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14
SEEKING OWNER ! OF AMMUNITION
 CACHE IN FIELD
Police Act on Report of East Siders Who Saw Man in
 Lot Burying Shells.

Seen by residents in the vicinity birying a large quantity of azanlu- hilton which included rifle shells of varying caiibfes, in a vacant lot in Edna avenue, near East Main street, an unidentified man is being sought by Capt. George B. Celey of the sec eHd precinct station today.
 immediately after the axnsnuaitieH had been buried, residents notified the police and Sergeant Williams and Pe- lieeFaan Ryan went te the scene. They discovered in the cache the following style and ealibre shells;
 Remington, AS; Remington, s2; Art. B., .s2; IT and 24; shells and revolver cartridges of may other makes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14

The measure was taken up in the House today under an agreement to begin discnsslon of amendments un- der the five minute rules- General de- bate closed Ilast night Voting on the bill itself was to begin early this afternoon
 An amendment was added to limit specifically distribution of the pro posed $3,ooo. .o00, 900 foreign loan. which the bin would aufhorize. to couptries actually at war with Ger many and only during hostiHties-
 A feature of tho debate was the absence of partisan Bpirit
 An amendment by Representative
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14
GERMANS BECOME RESTLESS

Amsterdam. April 1.-The military critic ef the Vessisehe Eeitung of Berlin writes that he has received many letters which prove that stthe nerves ef many readers are begin hing to give way" He dwells an the t'unfeunded" excitement which he says is spreading among these at home. and he warns the public net to judge the situation from single eventa but to consider events as . Whalns
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14
Quentin Roosevelt
 In Canadian Aero
 Corps Fer Training

Montreal, April l4-auentip Roose- r~elt, son of Fheodors Roosevelt, has joined the Canadian aviation corps to obtain instruction for service with aa | American army at the European front should such an expedition go abroad. F If nc Aznerican troops go to France. young Roosevelt will serve with the Canadian air forces.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14

Shackleford to levy an additional 1n- come tax with view to preventing any net income of over $50,0oo an nual1y to any person was ruled out of order on objection by Democratic Leader Kitchin.
 A proposal by Representative Tow uer of Iowa to eliminate the proposed $3. poo. 0ODO, poo loan to the Allies was eliminated also
 Speeches by Republican Leader Mann and Representatives Rainey of Illinois, Fitzgerald of New York and Gardner of Massachusetts, urging full adoption of the broad features of the administrations plan, were round1y apy3lauded-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14
FOUR MILES OF GERMAN
 LINES SMASHED BY FOE
British, Pushing Terrific Offensive, Batter Enemy's Lines at Many Points Along French Front.
Fires and Explosions in Rear of German Lines as They Retire Before Drive Many Captives Taken.

Britis h Headquarters in France, April H. (From a Staff Correspondent of the As sociated Press) )-The British last night broke the German front for a distance of four miles. The Germans are in re- treat.
 The gaps in the German de- lenses were made in X two places. Positions on a front Of three miles between the Double .Crassier and Givenchy and another mile in the north flank of the Hindenburg trench sys- tenn were captured. Advanced posts were pushed we'll toward Queant and Pronville, import ant points in the Ger rman< de- lenses.
 The Germans are fighting as they retire from Loos south ward and are hard pressed.
 Fires and explosions in the territory to the rear of the Ger man lines continue. The weather today was favorable for campaigning.
 STRONG POSITIONS TAKEN.
 London, April 1.-The village of Fayet, one mile northwest of St. Quentin, has been captured by the British after sharp fight, according to an official statement by the war of- flee.
 The important position of AscenSion farm ahd Grand Priel farm, east of Le Verguier, were also captured
 In the direction of vimy the British seized the vimy station, La Chaudiere, and enemy positions between Givency Nen Gopel1e and Angres. Progress was also made north of the Bapaume- Cambrai road.
 Among the guns captured by! the British were four howitzers of eight inches. t
 FRENCH TAKE CAPIVES.
 Paris, April 14-Arti11ery fighting continues with marked intensity in the Champagne, the war office an- nounces. French patrols were active and brought back prisoners. South of St. Quentin there were heavy artillery actions.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14

Six hundred machinists emniayed by the Erie Basin Dry Dock Co. and Tietjen & Lange started ta work re- pairing the seized German ships at Haboken.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14
'u. s. VESSEL ABANDONED
 BY CREW UNDER u-B0AT FIRE: ALL HANDS ARE SAFE

Washington, April The American schooner Edwin R. abandoned by her under shell fire Gaa Spain in the Medterranean April ' according dispatch to the state department from Consul Gas1DE in Malaaa- 4ss .t sse4zs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14

Washington April 1APassage by night of the $7OOOOOO bill the House assured today Leaders parties expressed belief that the vote in favor of measure would be practically unanimous.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14

Curnul CnnsfxsS fiaen6ngD ankA1
 -Amex4can ncaaccsasy Udwln F. H1lnf of Ney yFIoxk. 1Glelan1as 11lier nn@ters with crew Of eax114, bound h0m Critic flo New York tn ba12a2t. ad1e1led by
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14

s1bmaxins at a. m- April T, 40 miles off Cape Gata- Ship Asabandoned by crsw under fire. fate ui1kncwn. Crew all saved brought to A1meria by Dan ish schooner KonsO.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-14
PARTY LINES FADE
 AS VOTE WEARS ON Z BIG WAR BOND BILL

Lwders Predict Passage of $7,OOO, ,OOO, 900 Meas ure by Night With Vote Practically Unani- nous in Its Favor craftsmanship Disappears in Debate and Opposition to Measure is But Slight
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

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Dor benz 3tiese in bidem aanse Spioe
mage ni9t sssen uns, fonbsrn ssaen
gngldnb estrieben babsn. Gin
GdI, bnb feit unferer Rriesserfl6e
runs Gpione in bisfsm 2anbe tbdtia
tDorea If ui4t ertsiden. fOnbsrn 81!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
@as fou maR sasu ia

Mas foil man oasn Ia
gene Seit eiHiesn sugen tperbsn
uusfiibrIi9e gsri9ts ifbsr ben aanIpi
OsrOffsntIi9t. Den uuisre Sruppsn'
transpOrii&ifie auf bem 8ese na@
Jrantreid nit beuti5eR lsSooten bes
iinnben babsn ioasn. Darauf folgts
Elm bO1it isniatipnsqsr Yeridt tdB
Der aurs Ger S9iffe ben Osutltsn
Oerratben pprben iei unO oab = tras
serabsSu sntisbli9 lit = Elm Gsrba4t
auI 8eamts i'm Sriesss uub Rarines
Department rube unb bdb oas Gano
sutIsBt isin psroe, fpsnn es bon bsia
Oeuti6en SpiUuugefSpitsm in OitIsal
2anbe bore u. auf alles oas tommt biz
yia6ri6t Don ameritaII6en Narines
OffiSisrsu. bersn Sdiffe ben arunss
port ibiBten, bdb Elm iolher aampf
Hi9t itattgefunben babe. mir frassn
no1mals: Was ION man bdSu iaeen2
DER Wfarines Setretdr tiinoiet oil, odb
er ben Wiberipru6 lEnteriuGen tperbe.
Oas lit feline ielbitpsritGnSlihs
pfIi4t, aber mir baben aud a;n ReGt
gu srparten, baB er bem 9ubIis
tum aenntntb bon bem 9tdtbsitanb
ertbeilt, nabbem er ermittelt porpsn
1T. Dos forbsrn mir gang befcnbers
sur Rsttune Der @bre oes Grisss. uno
WariuesO departments uns mir frrt
bern es aud sur 8srubignng bes
2anbes, benn bisIes mub barii6er
dufgetldrt tperben, mas mir jeBt fdoH
fir feititebenb srahtsn, oas in bieisrl
departments fih tsins @srrdtber hss
ftnbsn. Oiefe Mittteiluna, bic p;r
erit nd6trGsIi6 erfabren babsn, lisfcrt
einen ipeitsrsn 9rpeis fir bic 9fihtiss
feit Der Qnii6t. bic mir in einem anbes
rem QrtiteI barleaen, bdb in bi,Ism
2anbe Elm frepelbaftes Spiel nit ben
SpionaeeReIbunee getrisbsn tpiro.
Wenn es nit bsm DfFentIi6en SntereYIsl
nidt unDersinbor ift, iolIte Der Seir,.
tGr glustunft ertbeilen, aus fpsIhsr
NuelIe er bic erfte Mslbun1 ,rbalttu
bat, bamit, penn ein erober 1nFua
unb cine frepelbofte 8eunrubioung beg
umeritunif6en @olfes porfisat, bic
SSuIbieen sur eebiibrenben Deranis
ee5oesn tDerben.