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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-02

Wilisen %einbemtfen, Die a1e fit ben
Seinlatoienit, 5ltm S6us bon Sabrif-
anlagen, griiden, giienbabnen uno
MiIitar- ooer Marine : gtabliiie=
mlents berlutt perDen ioaen. Damn
bat man Meroplone beiteQt nno I'm
te~rieeboote, bat peribieoene 2egisla=
tllren peranlobt, grobere 8etpiaigitnz
aen 81 MAIDEN uno bat iiberaa 8e-
fruten Sffi5en unb @erbelteaen fir
sic iogenonnten u@iti5ens Draining
Camps" eroffnet. @ud bat man grn-
BE 2ppalitatsbe5el1glngen orrangiert
uno Iogenannte u2opaltp Daps" ge=
feiert. Oos lit ia aub a1es redt
biiblb unb gut, pet1n es au6 etpas
ieltiam flingt, oaB es iolder u2opal-
tn Daps" beborf Inn oie 2opalitdt
funo Sit tun, aber pent man 2eute
5ipinet, on iolden 0emonitrotionen
teil5unebmen, 10 tit bas Elm l1nre6t,
Manb' elmer lit ein gutter Gatriot,
aber err liebt lolde Demonl trationen
uidJt uno Iplfe 2ellte nit @epalt
3fr Seilnabme 81 5roingen, lit ltnge-
reebt. Sn Mempbis 3. 9. bat man
Sen 2ebrern argeorobt, iie ab5lieten,
tpenn fie iid) BON irgeno elmer patrio-
tilden Seier 5urId5ogen. 9as lit
baBli6 nno bat ald feinen 3tped.
0enn mas fir eilten 8ert bat cine
patriotiide aunogebung, tpenn Die
2eute onrh Grobungen bepogen
meroen miiiien, an ibr %teil5uneb=
men.
Sn ge8ug ouf Den gatriotismus
unleres Golfes braubt auh 6iemano
angit gu baben, Elm Sober miro idoa
leine Gflidt tun uno mebr als oas,
lelbit men1 er nit Dem &rieg gar
niht eillperitanoen lit. ISLES Dem
alien 8unoesienator Stone bon Mif<
iouri gebt. Ser befampft ben arieg,
10 lange tpie er fam. gr miro aud
gegen eine Griegserfldrung Itimmel.
Mber mefln ser &rieg einmal erfldrt
lit, bann miro er Die &egierung audi
nod &rdften unterltiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-02
Die DeMHge Gage.

J~ran5oien uno @nglanoer meloelt,
Tic mdren 10 melt an ct. Quentin
berangeriift, baB oie Staot leoe1
slugenblid faaen fonne; oie 9eltts
i1elt iagen, Die gnglanoer nno Sran-
5oien batten ni6ts meiter bciest, als
mas lie, sic 9eutiden, freitpiaig ge=
ralmt bdtten. Mud aus Welopota-
miell nleloen sic gngldnoer mieOer
grfolge. Mn ser rumanii6en @ren-
&c baben Die Oel1ti6en uno Better
reiber Die Guilen wieoer 5uriidge-
ldlagen, ionit lit ni6ts 8ibtigaS
auf ben S6la6tfeloern paliiert.
Ser &ongreB lit er0ffnet nno
Champ Glar lit gum lSprefer err
u1blt. Der Hraiioent bdlt beltte
nod feline Heoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-02
6reit Yrfic fit seras: Montae ben 2. Npril 1917.

gIligfobrif perltedt aufgefltnoen nno
1darf bemad)t nod ibrem Boarding
bous 5uriidgebradt mltroen.
0ie Stabt Mempbis, Gem,
tpurbe BON einenl beftiger tornado
am Sonntag pormittag beimeeIudt.
Sim ldlimmlten lit Die gorltabt
gtngbantpto,l, mo- adt Yerio1en per
lest ,puroen, orei bericlben muroen
unter Sen Sriimmern Der umgerilIe=
men vGbriltliGen Stride" berporge-
5ogen. Ser angeridtete Moteriul-
ifaoen miro auf iiber 100000 ge-
idatt.
Snfolge zines s(pril : S6er=
ses mnroe in glpria, Ohio, Elm
iunger Mann getotet, ein Malln
liegt ouf SOD pertpunoet oonieoer
nno bret anoere Berionen mnroe,l
ourf &ngeIn perlett. Gin lul1ger
Meni6 nanlens 8eniamin Mllsfe
uno feline Sbmelter ma6ten ibrell
Stletbater Antolle Se1ter sum Npr1l=
Narren, poour6 Der nnnerniinftige
Menih in eine iolde @llt aeriet, oaB
er einen Hepolper ergriff nno lei
men gtieflobn ourd einen SduB IN
Sen aopf totete. Seine Srau, mel
1e perfudte, Dem &aienoen Die
@affe ou ~entreiBen, erbielt cine
<gel in oas 9anogelenf. @egcn
Die in5uiihen berbeigeeilte Eoli5ei
perbarrifaoierte Setter Iein Sau5,
pertpunoete 8uei goli5iiten uro rid}=
tete Damn Sen &epolper gegen lid)
lelbit. IS loG feline Soffnung Dor
bonoen ieir, oaB Ser Mann pieoer
bergelteQt miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-02
Gffener Brief zines fransOiiiden
&riegsgefansenen.

Die .@n5ette 2oraine9 peroffent-
lift eirlen offenen Brief oes in oeut,
ider arieaSaefausenld)ait befinoHr
den franaoiiiten llniperlitdtsprofei-
TORS Camille GIerc on Ole Sami-
lien Der fran5Giiiden 5@eiangeuerr,
in Dem 8rofeilor gIerc ani ,bas emit
idfeoenite gegen Die faliden MeI.
ouneen oes ,,Matin1 iiber Die an
gebIid srauIame gebanolnns ser
friegsgefangellen Sransoien in
9eut5hlar,o Stequng ninlmt. Sc
beiBt BARN: Set mebr ais % 800
naten babe id mid unit Samoerten
bon 9ameraoen u~nterbalten fonner
Die aus al1en @infeIn 9eut1flanos
fommen lino mir Die ms fleinitf
gebenOen s~eroiteiten gerid)te iiber
Die mirflide Gage Ser fransDiiifer
8efangenen ~lieferten. 0iemals iaf
id irgeno eilen 0eutfden oie ae.
ringlte &obeit ODER Die geringlte @e.
malt gegen eiucn @efangcnen aus.
.iibcn. SD fJorte niemaIs cine ge
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-02
Sable Milltpn Marf nad DIT
YreuBen.

9as 0ireftorium ser SitpreuBen-
&ilfe Der gereinigten Staaten bat
uieoerum Sic Sunme bon iiber Ell
ner baIben @illion Start CUR Or
bauung BON So GinseIbdulern CUR
Musaablung an BEN Reidsperbano
Sitpreuben Silfe 8erlin iibertpie-
iert. gieIe Ser iest I'M gau befino-
Iiben @in5elbdnfer, iotpie 9oipitd-
ler, ariippels unb ariegsinDaliben-
beiine, iotpie 9eimitdtten fir @it-
pel unb @aiien, Siirften 6aIo ibrer
8oaenoung en~tgegenleben Inn bie
lngliidliben, Die 10 idiper BET ben
ieiner5eitigen ginf1Gen Ser ruff
i6en &oroen 5u Ieioer batten, auf-
5unebmen. Die iest 5ur aus5ab-
lung eelangte neue Sunlrne 1T aus
idlieBli1 fir oen 8au bon fleinen
gin3elbeimlt6tten bon ie Marf
6000.-beltimmt Die betreffsnoell
Sanfer ioaen 5unddit MIR ben not
beoiirftigiten @itmet1 rtnb @aiien,
lotpie &riegsinpalioen 5ltr Gerfii-
gung geltelIt merben. gs banbelt
ii1 bier I'M @rfas fir abgebrannte
uno 5eritorte Sanler, Die in bielelt
5aaen nibt pieoer al ser altell
Stelle erbaut merbei1 fonner, neil
porbnnoene enge StrnBen peri1fpin=
ben ioaen, I'm nelle, before, fir
2idt uno 2uft altsdnelide @obn-
itdtten ST. idaffen. Dieie merben
Dor ben goren4 Der Staot geIegen
fem, oeren jeoe NIT einem fleineu
@artengrrmoltiif perIeben lit. Gin
ieoes bieler fir Marf 6000.- St
erbnueuoen &anier miro SEN Na-
men 6es anlerifaniiden Stifters anf
elmer gbrentafel trasen, ltno 10 Die
grinnerurg an bie tatfr1ftige Silfe
Der Gebepouen 5reunbc ienieits oes
Oceans ben fommenocn @eidledterll
iiberIiefern.
Die SitprenBen : 9ilfe Der Ser
Staateil, beren 8el6aftsltelle lih
in 3immer 1922 @bitebaa Bull
Ding, IL Battery Blace, befinoet,
fest lire 10 febr pihtise uno not
nenbige Eatigfeit peiter fort, uno
miro, iolange 0ies MIR i~rgenowie
seideben fam, iid nit a1er gner-
gle 6emiiben, ibrer Mpfga6e geredt
81 peroen, Inn Die Scot Ser 10 ibper
betroffeneu gepoIferling Sitprel.-
Bens 81 linoern uno nm oen lit
gliifliden menieitens pieocr gu If
rem Seimitatten SIT perbelfell. Still
tungen ioateu an ben Sdasmeilter,
@errn Subert ellis, so ltnion
Square, Nem gorf gitp, ooer, mo
iolde bireft aus Dem Staate ooer oe1
Staot Stem yorf fommen, an9r. &u-
go 2ieber, 100 broadway, Neu
Dorf 9th, geribtet merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-02
Snlanb.

Die e6emals Ddniib Weltin=
oiiden SnieIn mnrben am Gums
tag nadmittag Inn 3 nbr formel
Ben Ser. staaten bon BEN odnifden
geboroen ibergeben. Sn ct. Sbo-
mas frngierte 9apitan Hoaod bonn
Greu5er .@aneod" als &epraleltant
Ser Ser. Staaten, mabreno Der aa-
pit1n Ser Olympia, Die Smell ct.
groir iibernabm.
~ Durb cine BON Yraiioent WiI=
ion erlaliene grefutip Sroer mer-
ben in .3ufunft gegen 10000 Boit-
meiiter l., 2. uno 3. alaiie benz
Gioil Serpice : @eieb nllterIteat.
9ie gegenm1rtigen Mmtsinbaber mer-
oelt ourb oieie MaBregel nidt be-
troffelL ood muB lih in 3ufunft ie-
ser Boitmeiiter- @spirant einemr
gramen unter5ieben uno ser Rame
oesienigen, Ser Sic bette Briifung
abgelcgt, miro bann benz YrdiiOeil-
ten bebufs Domination u~nterbreitet.
Berlonen iiber 65 Sabre peroen in
3ltfunft ni6t mebr ais Yoitmeilter
mgeItent.
- Die 9fepublifaner baben, ipie
at ertporten mar, Mepr1ientant Wan.l
dig Observation-Disclosures aufgeltelt.
9yemer unbefannten uriprungs
bat BEL 2afeburit, 81. S, ungefabr
80 GmaoratmeiIen 8alofano, baS
an ben SdieBplat Der gboDltone
Mmmunition Corporation anit0Bt,
5eritort. Rur ourh groBe Anitreu-
gungen Ser &ompagnie : angeiteil-
ten uno Der Seueriuebr fonnten Die
groben Mnnitionsporrdte, Die auf
penn ghieBplas auFgeltopelt iino,
Dor Dem grplooieren bewabrt per-
Den.
5eler bat Sic groBen @erbe-
reien Der ltniteo States Scatter
gompunp in Olb Sort, sc. g., ger
lt0rt. Der anseridtete Sdaben be-
lduft lid) aif 5miiden $4,000 uno
100000
- ueberreIte eines Wotorbootes,
OUT Dem 13 iunee 2elte aus 2pnr,
Maii., cine 8crsniigungsiabrt les-
ten Donneritag unternonrmen batten,
iino Dor benz Safen bon Bolton ans
2an0 aefd1tpemmt mor0en. Gs miro
befiirdtet, oaB baS Boot alif Der
5amn Bar geideitert lit iino Die Sr-
Iaiien idmnltlih INNS 2ebea yefonl-
men Iri6.
Bel einem autonlo6il : linz
faa IN Ser @egeno bon Mleranoer
Gitn, suirben CHARLES Wilbanfs mno
SRI. Mnrgaretbe Hariib getotet bier
anbere Berionen luiroen lbtper per-
lett. ~
3tDei strdfliueen i'm 9unoes-
3uftbaus gu 2eabentDortg, 3an..
leslie 6. EingIa unb Sraisf Goitelo,
pelhe pesen Ginbruds cine mebr-
idbriee 3ud)tbouSjtrafe jill perhii-
ben baben gelarg es an Greitaa
sn e~ntfommen- bod tpuroen iie eini-
&c Meilen bon Der S~trafanItaIt bon
Dem farmer aenlteoD uno ieineu
oret S0bnen nttrappiert, in ,eineu
gusgD gelanen uno md Dem 3uht.
bans 5lriidtransportiert Inter.
uegs gliidte es linen nodmaIs, alts
Dem gllggp 81 ipriugen uno. oa oet
8eDolper oes Sarmers eerlagte, iif
ieittp1rts in Die 8iiide 5u idlagen
God oalrerte auh oiesmaI oiC
Sreloe nift LANCE. % lie balo mad
ibrem S%fueiten @~ntfomnlen in einem
gottif IN elmer alten.' mfaegebencl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-02
Giienbapn . TabrpIan.

Vteuuuyu IHuTp1uH.
:. < q. 4.
SEQ. 12-Won 2nreoo 800 ppr...
No. 6-Won 2nre6o ......6:15 na1m-
go. 5-@on ct. Bouts -. 700 BORN.
SO. 7-gon St. Bortb nno @anta
Sc. 8-Won st. aonis s 100 obenOs
SO. 1-ySunibine SpeciaI". BON ct.
Xonie sos nbenbs
go. 4-god gaIefine ..7:15 ntoraeng
go. 2-sSunfbine, SpeetoI", mad ct.
SO. s-aoeai aa6 aaaior 1855.
~. .......... 6:45 ndGu.
10. s6--Na@ ct. Bouts unD Crten az
Der eanta Sc $500. 900 sbenos
go. 81 3a6 2areoo. -. $500 rnorsens
80. 11-Nnh 2nrebo -. 1000 abenoa
3. 4. & 4. !.
Anfnnfr
SO. 16-gon ooufton. Baeo uno Cor
pus @briiti ........7:05 nndnt.
$50. 14-Won 9onfton urlb Giiifenorten
........ ....t... .6:15 norm.
go. 12-gon goafum NIB aiij4enorten
....2:05 r1db11.
$50. 41-@on @errbine .9:15 bonn.
SO. 48-bon 3erbiGe. MIR 6onntags i.
....... ........ 6:45 nberos
30. 145-gon aerrbine, tdalid, ollsasS
nortn1en Gonntnaa -..6:45 abenos
SO, 15-Nad Sonfon, woeo uno Cor,
pus gbriiti 1926 BORN.
No. 13-Nnh Souftpn un6 Aiiitenorten
$3.50 abenD5
$40. 11-Nah goafum unb 8iftenorten
2:20 r1d5m.
No. 42-Nad &errbiIe, nltr an Conn
SO. 14SsNaa6 aerr6iae . leg A' a5snSs
No. 1857 Na6 .&errbiIe tdgIid, msaes
rornr1en 9ont1tdes. -. 7:06 bonn.
g. o. & e. 4 .5auptlinie.)
10. 1o1- 4sunret afmtteO, uon Rem q.
20. ios suniet ainaitei. bon gan s gran.
cisco 1858 born,
SO. 9S6nelane. bon Sci aio -.
SO. .e-saniet e1prsk, Don Reu Or.
leans ........,, 7:1O rdd5m.
no 10-@uniet grpreb. ron @nt Sron=
cisco $3.50 nndhtn
abfonu-
30. Io1--gunyef stmtteD, nad Gan
SrnniiSco .4:6G borhn.
no. lo2-@unfet 2inriteb, mad Mefp Ee.
leans 400 BORN,
Go. 7-@dnsusne. mad Sci gio
. bnrn
80. 8-.56nsnsus mad Mep OrIeams
................ 1875 nnd6m.
30. s.euniet erpreb mad Gan Sran-
cisco ...............a:5O nodhrn.
no 1o-euniet grpreb, mad 9etu Dr-
lens ........... 1880 nad5ts
epesiaI 0aiIs grpre6 mad eagle gaS
...... 10 .Mitfernahf.
Sicrprfn 9fbfH on.
30. I301-gnn 9ouiton. Bort Qapara.
Wietoria. guero -. 7:05 nad1m
30. sO2-Had gue-o, gietoria. Bort
Qdpacd., 6orfton ..8:15 pornt.
n. 4. & z.
Nam RorDen-Nbfahrt
SO. s-Ssras epssial ...e:1o mora.
$50. 1O-@ntb Slber. ...11:30 moro.
30. 26-@ntb SIber 900 NAOMI
go. 22-Nab Souiton. .11:20 abenSs
g. e. s sEasIs9 sIssr -.7;so , sss,s-
SO. o-aatp aimiteo $50 radsn..
80. 7-rEegns @peeiaI- $3.50 abenog
SO. 21-gon 5nufton s. 1880 morsefs
eents se Il. y. 9. y. Depo,,.
! Mfohrt1s Es6TsGs KS
SO. 6-Wad Dem Moroen $500 t,ad5m.
!. 80: 2-Rad ben, Norben. .9:t5 mora.
30. T Bonn Noroen. $3.50 BORN.
30. 1-gom Roroen . ..8:06 abenos
Ie. a. U. & ., a.& 9. y. 1e,p..,
Hrfunff - ssaA 90
81. q Bon gorpus gbriiti uno grOpnsss
bile ,...b:15 nadm.
SO. 4-gon Corpus GIrifi y. NrDivrs,
SO. e~@on earriso sprinas uliS
gbrbitaI gitb ...... 2.55 nadjm.
@O. imaa6 Corpus gbriiti u, groiuns-
$40. 3-Nah Corpus gbriiti II. grotpnss
billie ...... ...... 10:45 nadm.
SO. 81 Sad Gbrbitar gits unb Garris
80 Springs ........12:4o abenba
grteiian geIt @aiIroab.
go. 201-abfabrt ....... 1900 BORN,
SO 202-MnflIuft AK ,,oxr,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
DIED.

DIED. MASON-In this city, March 19 1917, Frank Mason. :. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the mortuary chapel of the Rourke & Boucher, 1295 Main street on Thursday, March 22 at S:30 a. m.. and from St. Angus tines church at g a. m.
 Interment at St. Michaers ceme- tery. a*p VALENTINE-In this city, March 19, 1917, Gustaf Valentine.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the undertaking par lors of Cullinan & Mullins, 864 Main street on Thursday, March 22 al 2:30 D. m.
 Interment Mt. Grove cemetery.
 a LEE-In this city, Wednesday, Mar 21, 1917, James A. Lee.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence No 52 Clinton avenue on Saturday March 24th at 9:30 a. m. and from St. Roses church at 10 o'clock Burial at St. Michaeps cemetery
 S 21 b. OBERTS-In this city, Wednesday March 21, 1917, Thomas Francis son of Thomas and Catherine Oberts. aged 1 ye> -, 1 month, 6 days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of the parents, No. so North Washington Ave, on Thursday. March 22nd a, 2:30 D. m.
 Burial at St. Michael's cemetery
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21

50 you see The National Marine League is popularizing a great eco homie truth. Sixteen years ago an- other great economic truth was pop ularized and became the economic faith of the voters at large. I refer to the adoption by the United States of the Gold Standard. That educational campaign cost oyer three millions Of dollars. It was conducted in ways that are foreign to the present temper of our people.
 "As Elihu Root wisely remarked to the rock-ribbed Republicans of Penn sylvania at the Union League Club in Philadelphia, In 1896 and 1900 Big Business elected Mckinley. The sceptre has passed from Big Bus iness' to the rroletariate at large. And this is a great truth which we must all learn to appreciate more and more as the years pass on.
 Do not imagine that wealth or ex- ceptional wisdom or, exceptional ex- perience will always have it's own leg islative way in a republic such as is the United States of America. The one great thing that will hold good for many years to come, and I cer- tainly hope forever, is this (to para phase the Scipture): Seek ye first the welfare of the people and all things shall be added to you Aban- don the closeup view of your busi- ness, deveope the engineers eye,' join The Na+tonal Marine League and do your bit towards restoring the Amer- tcan merchant marine. By so doing you not only lay the foundation for the permanent economic welfare ot your country, but you add the only arm of defense that is lacking in the matter of naval protection.
 "It Is, therefore, work of absolute patriotisms as well as of clear-sighted and permanent economic value that we invite you to join with US in pro- noting"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
OBITUARY
MICHAEL ROLAND

The funeral of Michael Roland was largely attended from his late home, 621 East Main street at 9:3O this morning and from St. Mary's church at o'clock where Rev. Thomas r. Mulcahy sang the solemn high mass of requiem assisted by Rev. John J. Conway as deacon and Rev. J. J. McAuliffe as subdeacon. AS the body was being borne into the church Thy Will Be Done'' was sung by the choir. At the offertory, Mrs. Frank F. Nun ich and Joseph Clabby sang Ave Ma ria" and after the mass, MT. Clabby sang "At Rest" As the body was being borne from the church. Near CT My God to Thee was sung by the choir The bearers: John Pendergast. ST., and John Peudergast, IT,, Timo- thy Dempsey, John Shaughnessey, Timothy O'Rourke and Matthew Murtagh Father Conway read the committal service at the grave in St. MichaePs cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
any effect upon the Congressman from

any effect upon the Congressmen from the inland states of Kansas, Mime sota. Iowa, Illinois, etc., consequently If you are going to have the very earnest and persistent help of those gentlemen you can only get 1t as the word is passed on to them by their own constituents in the various states which they represent. And the appeal must come to them, not from any or ganization associated with a particu- lar industry obviously to be benefited by the passage of some specific iegis- lation, but from an organization of which they. themselves, are con- stituent part.
 Moreover, the appeal must be made to them on the grounds of hu- manitarianisrn and of their own per sona1 welfare. It must be submitted to them as was long ago submitted by similar leagues in foreign countries to their respective inland populations that the continued employment of husband and brother depended upon continued sale of the things that hus- band and brother might make or grow; and moreover. the sale of such things to people who lived in foreign countries.
 Tn Germany, for instance, three hundred thousand school children sang the praises of the German Mar inc League, and although they might live hundreds of miles inland and never see the ocean from the cradle to the grave, nevertheless, they thor oughly understood the fact that their material success lay lover the water. !" Therefore. the people of inland America are invited to vote for ship ping laws, not for the sake of favor ing a certain few fellow citizens who might be engaged in that particular business, but for their own sakes,- for the sake of their own baby, for whom another frock is needed.-for the wife and boys whose stomachs cupboard in the corner which needs replenishing with groceries. For these and many other intimate req sons that enter the daily life of every citizen in the Republic it is absolutely necessary that labor shall be regular ly employed, which can only come from continuity of run of mill; which in turn can only come from contin- uity of sale of products of that mill
 which in turn can only come from g vastly augmented foreign trade which again is depended upon g greatly increased American merchant marine; which in turn is depended
 upon the votes and legislative inf1u- enee of those very people themselves who live in the inland states o1 America.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
OPEN MILLINERY DISPLAY,

The Eastern Wholesale Millinery Co.,. 1124 Main street. upstairs, will hold its millinery opening days Thursday, March 22. Friday, March a, and Sat- urday, March "A. A cordial invitation Is extended to the women of Bridge port to visit the showrooms and tn- spect the display of hats and trim mfngs. All the newest models are being shown and remarkable feature of the Eastern Wholesale Millinery Co.'s policy allows you to purchase the finest quality and latest designs in 'a retail store at who1esae prices. Don't fail to attend.
 usubhasm
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21

ously. He was an employe of the Curtis & Son button factory for 30 years, but for the last quarter of a century lived on his farm. His wife died a few years ago. He is survived by two sons, Thomas and John Leavy, and one daughter, Mrs Kate Ward of Bridgeport. and several andchildren. His funeral will oc- cur from St. Roses church. New town, "Wednesday morning, where a requiem mass vii be said.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
LAWRENCE HURLEY

The funeral of Lawrence Hurley was held from his late home, 1729 Main street at 8:30 this morning and from St. Mary's church at g o'clock where Rev. John J. Conway sang the high mass of requiem. At the offer tory. the choir sang Ave Maria" and after the mass Nearer My God to Thee" The bearers: John Firth, William Condon, Thomas Sullivan, John Ward and Edward Reardon. Burial was in St. MichaeTs cemetery
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
OBITUARY
GUSTAF VALENTINE.

Gustaf Valentine, of 33 Frank street a bartender, died yesterday in St. Vim cents hospital, following a brief ill., ness of pneumonia. MT. Valentine was born in Sweden 34 years ago. He was not married He was a member of the Order of Owls, the Loyal Order of Moose and the Bridgeport Lodge of Elks. He is survived by three broth CTS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
JAMES A. LEE.

James A. Lee. of 52 Clinton avenue, a resident of the West End for the last 40 years. died at the Bridgeport hospital last night. MT. Lee was an iron worker. He was born in Can ada and was a member of St. Pe- ter's church. He is survived by his widow, five daughters, Mrs. Joseph Muldoon, Mrs. James Skane, and Misses Agnes. Margaret and Gertrude Lee, three grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs Catherine Stokes and Mrs. Mary Fraezr and three brothers, John, Mar tin and Edward Lee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
MORRIS HEAVY.

Morris Leavy, the oldest Celtic resident of the town, died at his home on Walnut Tree Hill shortly after noon Monday. He came to this country from Ireland in 1850, com
 ing the same year to Newtown where he married and has resided continu.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
ANNE LARKIN MCUsKER.

The funeral of Anne Larkin Mo- Cusker was held from the home of Mrs. James Neagle. 267 Madison ave- nue, at S:30 this morning and from St. Augustine's church at g o'clock where Rev. Edward F. Hayes sang the high mass of requiem. The choir sang Schmidt's mass and at it's con- clusion, Miss Kathleen Ryan sang Some Sweet Day." Burial was in St. MichaeIs cemetery
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21

WANTED-Four or five rooms with improvements, adults, $20 to $30. Address E. G. T., Care of Farmer. s 21 ssp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21

STENOGRAPHER WANTED-Per- manent position. Bridgeport Cham Der of Commerce, First Bridgeport National Building.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21
AUTO ACCESSORIES

supplies, tires. vulca- nizing and battery charging. Com p1ete stock of Ford specialties and parts. Selected line of factory sec onds in leading and makes tires. Aehmore Auto Supply Co.,, 53 Sterling Street.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-21

TO RENT-3 room bungalow also garage. Crestwood, Milford, Ct. Phone 1856.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

EAST END-Three family house for sale in East End. rooms each floor, all improvements, three fur naces. Rents $68 per month. A bargain at $6,50O.00 w. M Red- field, 8S Cannon St.
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Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-25
NEW DECISION GIVEN
IN LONG-DRAWN FIGHT
County Superintendent Rules
on Petition.

The territory included in school dis
trict No 80 the Target Range district
will not be changed according TO de-
cision rendered by Miss Mabel Lind
stadt, county superintendent of schools
yesterday. Miss Lindstadt announced
that she had decided not to grant Pc
tition presented BY residents Of school
district Ne. %, asking that they be al
lowed to consolidate a portion of the
districts territory with adjoining dis
trict No. l, because two of the petition
ers are not freeholders.
The trustees have commenced max
ing improvements on the building in
district No. %, for which purpose they
voted bonds to the amount of $1,000
about a month ago. An addition to
the school VIII be built in order that
the district will be able to provide for
the children of the residents, some OF
whom are at present attending school
in district NO. |.