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New York Stock
Exchange Quotations

Reported over the private wires of
2. L. Watson & Co.. Bankers aud
Brokers. Corner Main and John Sts,
Bridgeport. Conn. Members OF New
York Stock Exchange.
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=: Finance, Real Estate Insurance 3:
PATENTS

FRED III. .BOWERsOCK, b. Q. E..
LII. B. Attorney and Counsellor at
Law in Patent and Trademark
Causes. Solicitor Of Patents. 92b
Main St.. Suite 20. Phone 112 Bar
mum. IA years practice in New
York city. New York office. No
Rector st.
r II all"
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AN ORDAINED Spiritualist Minister.
Marie Davidson. Phi. D. Scientific
and Spiritual readings daily except
Thursdays and Sunday. 404 State
Street. D II a.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston 1880 p. M. Prices Reported
Over Private Wire to T. L.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-21
sP1RrruALIsr MEDIUM

MRS. HEATON BARNES, spiritualist
medium, readings daily. Meeting
Thursday evening 1880 p. m. for the
unfolding Of spiritual gifts. 314
French ST. near Main st. D % ALL
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL

DIR. j. d. s.. SMITH announces the
removal Of his office from 459
Fairfield avenue to 737 Lafayette
st. D IL asp
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Dated: August IS. 1917. LEO 8
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-21
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

SO Chapel Street. L Is ser
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-21

ima Beans-s2.5o-ss.oo bushel.
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If NEUTRGLS WANT FOOD
THEY MUST SEND SHIPS
Limitation Made Necessary Because
Supplies Have Found Way
Into Germany.
wAsiIINaTON. May Is neutral

wASnINGTON, May Is neutral
countries likc Holland and se1ndl-
uavh Wunt American food they must
icloHao their shipping aud s,ud for ,l
rhni is Tho Idea OF 1o,crnmcnt on
hills and presumably Was made the
subject ot DISCUSSION In conference
botwccn part OF the british Mission
aud Snto department heads to-day
on trade matters
'fhc problem ot rationluE the Allies
ana OF furnishing moderate amount
rer tho n,utrnla was one OF tho vital
topics In the light Of complaint from
ncuuna that they are TO bo starved
ly reduced raiipns,
Details nr the conference were lack.
ing, though It Ia assumed that Eug
lAnd ans America are agryrl upuu
tho prlnclp.s that nrutals shall haN,
only a limited quantity uf provisions
T-iis Limitation is necessary by,aus,
somo supph,a have found then NAY
into Gvrmany Via tho noutrdls
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SUPPLIES TO POUR.
TO RUSSIA BY ALL
AVAILABLE SHIPS
Seized German Liners Among
Vessels That Will Take
Railroad Equipment.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.--All avail
able American ships, the seized DER
man liners and all the ships Great
Britain can spare from her own needs
probably will soon be carrying war
munitions and great quantities or
railroad supplies TO Russia.
As part Of the united effort 10 hold
fast the Russian Provisional Govern
ment against German Influences and
encourage q Russian military often
sive the Allied War Committees are
making preparations 70 furnish the
necessary transportation for supplies
TO properly equip and maiutain the
Russian armies The first problem
will be to transport some 10000 tons
OF supplies already piled up In the
United states and the second viii be
to keep a stream Of supplies moving.
In addition TO supplying war muni-
ttons. the important railway leading
from Archangel is 10 be equipped
with American locomotives and
freight cors 20 bring II to its fullest
degree Of efficiency in moving the
great quantities Of material which
will pour in during the five months
port is free from ice.
The Russian Embassy here has ar
ranged for the railroad equipment
and the war committees are arrang-
ing for the transportation
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ESSEX STREET PLAYGROUND
WILL NOT Be DISTURBED
Fight | / Ivy The Evening World
for Breathing Space on the
Lower East Side Wins.

Tho Hoard of Estimate to-day
backed up the promise made Ia The
Evening world hv Comptroller PREM
dcrgnst that the EsaoN street play
ground, which Was threatened
Through g HWuppluE or city for pri
NHtc lands. would not bo disturbed,
In uu exchange OF downtown city
rity owned property for land on In
wood hll belonging to the Salom
Land Company, property at the
northwest corner of pchuccy and
Attorney streets IN substituted for
the EsscN street playground,
This was done after THE Evoning
world, Director ~ Education /, NJ,
Levy und persons Interested In pl,
grounds had hvHuu a campaign uf
protect
rhr nest brp viii hr 20 dedication
uf the l'sscA StIvv, property aH "a
playground
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REPORT JAPANESE
FLEET AND ARMY
FIGHTING GERMANS
GunboatS at MarSeilles ami
Troops Said to BE in
France.

PARIS. May 1s--A number OF Jap
anese gunboats have arrived at Mar
seilles TO aid In the war on German
submarines and convoy French
merchantmen. IL .he experiment has
satisfactory results It viii be eK-
tended.
Travellers reaching an American
port from France assert the report Is
current in all circles there that jap
anese troops nave actually reached
France and have been placed along
side the Russian division in the
Champagne sector.
II these reports are true, the troops
may have been taken to France on
the neet OF gunboats now engaged In
running down submarines.
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POOR RICH GIRL" PLACED.
Mother Gets Custody of Josephine
Lestrr-S5OO ~ Month for care.

Josephine Lester. ten years old, the
Poor Little Rich Girl" whose parents
have been nghting in the courts for
several years 20 see which shall have
possession Of her, was to-day award
ID to the custody OF her mother. now
Mrs. PAU Il. Clark, by the Appellate
Division of the Snprmce Court.
Brooklyn Under thc decision her
father, George g. Lester an officer
~ the llcIschmann Yeast Company.
is TO pay $500 month for her care
until sno is fourteen. during which
period she is 90 spend the last TWO
weeks OF clru TWO months with him.
Thc Lcsiors woco married In Au-
burn, y. S. boo june 1900, and sep
artod n 1910. Nr Lester has also
remarked, has WIFE, % ,a Said, being
"a niece of ,N-prcNdra' TIu The
evidence developed that his salary is
$4,000 year
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RUSSIANS CHECK GERMANS
As new OFFENSIVE STARTS
Sweeping Allack In one Sellor Re
sisted With Machine { - ani
Artillery flre.

PETRouRAD. May rs V,a Lon
dom Strong ucrmon foreca msi
night launched an offensive against
the Russian positions In the region
of Shclyov. IN the direction ~ Nlndi-
mir. .Voiynski, tays tho official state
ment Issued o.day by the Russian
War Department, hut the attacks
were repulHod by artillery. rlir aud
machine gun fire, The text ~ the
statement readsi
"ln the direction ~ koyol In
Z the rcpion ~ kuhury, the encmy
conducted AN Intense mine aud
bomb throwing fire against our
trenches
"in the direction VI Vladimir
NNolynskl. In tho region OF SholvoN
last night denso enemy furma-
upns attempted sweeping attack
Oh our positions ON Que OF our
sectors. hut were rcpulsod by our
rifle, mhohlne-Eun ana artillery
harrago fire"
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NOT ALL THE MEN TO De SENT
TO TRAINING CAMPS.

Not all OF the million or more who
follow the nag will go into the new
camps. Three or four hundred thou
sand OF them in regular army and
National Guard are considered to be
pretty well trained already and In
fair condition for service. The thlr-
ty-two camps ordered will accommo-
date a division Of $4,000 men each, or
total Of about 100000. who will be In
active training inside Of three months.
The remaining men OF the new army
will be on active duty either In the
United States or sent as the advance
guard in France.
The War Department has located
the camps geographically and officers
are on tours now inspecting specific
sites. or the thirty-two camps,
twelve will be In the Southern De-
partment where Gen. Wood COM
mands. The Carolinas, Georgia, Ala
bama and Tennessee are favored To-
cations for these soldier towns. Six
moro camps will be in or around
Texas. six In the Central West, three
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MISSING GUNNERS
OF TORPEDOED SHIP
REACH j. S. PORT
Fourteen Rockingham Surviy-
ors Picked Up by Freighter
Bound This Way

Fourteen survivors of tho American
steamship Rockingham. which was
torpedocd or the coam Of ireland on
May !. reached an American port to-
/ 1fy on bDtish frelghter. Thar fate
ind whereabouts had been a mystery
in this country The only news Of
them came IN cable despa tch on
May 4. stating that they had been
picked up by o British steamer
The relatives ana friends of the
missing men Inferred they had been
taken 10 a British port. but ns the
days went by aud no word came from
them there was great anxiety over
their safety II happoned that tho
boat which picked them uB was bound
this way
The fourteen who ,,ot homo to-day
were third officer Arthur McKonny
~ the Buckingham. Chief Gunner
Wood ~ The United states Navy ana
Twelve naval gunuers. They were In
ON" Of hc three lIfrbpats OF thd Rorl-
inghan and Eoi separated from the
other survivors iu the darkness and
heavy seas an the night OF May I.
The other two boats reached tho
IRISH coast. but Lieut.. Thomns. 4.
- n, ln ohargc ~ the gun crew. died
of exposure In one ~ them. Ito was
one of three victims ~ the torpndo
The other two wo4o Killed In the
iockiughnmH engine room.
On May the boat onrrylng tn,
survivors who appeared In the United
states to-day Nus 100 miles north.
west OF the scene OF the torpodolnr
Of the Rockingham. tossed on Il hca,,
sca la bitter cold weather when tine
little frcightcr appeared and picked
them up, The boat was well supplied
with food and Nutcr. but the men
were inuJcuuatcly clothed.
we suffered some from the cold"
said Chlcf Gunner Wood ON landing
10 day but We suffered u darncd
sight moro from the noises made by
four ~ our boys who organized
Themselves into a quurtette. They
~arblod away for hours and hours
and n was truly frightful"
The Eunncrs say the submarine
which blow up the Rockingham arcd
suhmcrgoi They had socn the sub-
marine CA the surface but II dived
too quickly tu allow for shot, They
had their guns aimed az point
whore they thought 10 likely the
uudcrsou boat would anpraN whom
gan ~ founder.
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BERLIN WAR OFFICE
ADMITS THE LOSS OF
BULLECOURT VILLAGE
Calls II "the Ruins Of Former
Town-Hard Fighting on Both
Sides of Scarpt.

Sides Ui Scarpt.
BEnLiN. May ~ Cyia London) .-
The text of the German hcadquarlori
abatement to-day says.
Group Of Prince Rupprocht
Arrpa front-nrtillrry hrc on both
aides ~ the hcarpo again In
creased, An English attack
launched after midnight on tie
onyrcllc- Fronncs Road was re-
pulsed by hand to. hand nFhting
"Tho ruins Of the former village
OF Bullccourt were evacuated nc-
oording 10 command without dis
turbsnce by the enemy who only
estnblished himself thofo twenty
four hours later"
The War once also apys that on
the French front better weather con
dltlonH we're reported. with cor.
responding inorcnse In artillery nre
Partial French attacks near Brnyc.
north of Cramelle and near Crponne,
we're ali ropulsed
on the Macedonian front the
b statement said The enemy wnn again
defeated yesterday IN Abe romn bend,
north OF soflgnene.
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TURF SEASON OPENS
WITH LID ON BETTING
Crowd AT Jamaica Show Enthusiasm
for Horses but Little
for BookieS.

RACE TRACK. JAMAICA, J.. L.
May IS. -,Bettlng conditions tightened
up somewhat on this opening day OF
the racing season here. There was
nothing like public speculation on the
various races, wagers that were amde
being simply OF that between friends
variety. Despite this there was no
lack OF enthusiasm on the part OF the
several thousand present From an
attendance standpoint al least the
opening day was a big success. al
though the weather might have been
warmer for the comfort Of the crowd.
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RIPS BRITISH FLAG; IS DAYS.

For having torn down. ripped and then
stamped upon an English flag. George
Kodtel OF Stafford Avenue. Annadale.
Richmond Borough. was sentenced to
fifteen days in Jail at Richmond. Ed
ward l.. Docksay a broker. was the
chief witness against Kodtel.
Kodtel told the court that ever since
the war started Docksay had taunted
him with various allegations against the
Germans which made him angry, so that
yesterday when he saw an English fag
hying beside the Stars and stripes and
he French flag at Docksay's home he
few into n rage and ripped down the
british emblem
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ARMY BILL IS AGAIN
HELD Up OWING TO
AN ERROR OF PRINTER
Continued from First PageJ

conditions would be at the close Of
the war. he said. and what the situa-
tion might be which would confront
the country
Does Congress want 10 put in the
minds OF our adversarles. while dis
cussing peace, the knowledge that the
American army is To be disbanded
in any event within four months af-
ter peace is declared?" he asked.
This very act of Congress would In
nuence the deliberations of the Peace
Conference. We would be gambling
with ths tuture. Of which we know
absolu' " nothing"
IN .,AilcipAtion that tho drafted
AMY is now u certainty. the War
Department to-day FASTENED It's ar
! rangements for great cantonment
camps to accommodate the men that
are TO be called to the colors for
I training.
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EASANTS HOLD CONGRESS TO SAFEGUARD RIGHTS

in the Far West, four in i1e New
York. New Jersey and Pennsylvania
district, ana one In New England.
Instead Of tented cities there Will
be raised wooden towns. each cover
ing about square mile. with large
areas adjoining for dril grounds
Canvas is so scarce and costly that
ii is cheaper to erect fairly substan-
tiaI wooden buildings. Most OF them
will be long. one-story structures.
plain in style but carefully designed
to be sanitary. healthful barracks
Each camp will form n little city -;
Itself. ready made Tor the men TO
march In.
An amazing story is whispered
around Washington that Col.
Roosevelt does not expect TO
come back alive from France. HE
friends say that he 10 more eager
for THE opportunity Of leading an
army 20 the battle lines than in
any other ambition OF his life.
And although he may have a con-
seiousness that il is the last Of
his great endeavors, that fact
serves only to make him the
mere determined on the enter.
prise.
Tho total expense OF Government
for tho fiscal year beginning July /.
1917. and ending June 80. 1913. Is
estimated by the secretary OF the
Treasury at six billions Of dollars.
These figures simply stagger Con-
Eress. The problem is SO enormous
that the House IL struggling to catch
Its breath.
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Germany.
ri0,OOD .1OO saved Ia 1. \. Ia Iopprr
purrhusc Alone,

WASHINGTON, MAY rs Answering
S,nutr crit,,isrl- voiced in secret Hra.
s,ou. ui the Couuou of National Defense,
B,murd Bnrucn &c. day declared the
tod, haa sawed uc Government $40
900 Oou Ian copper purchases alone. iiu-
Tuth. Chairman Ul tho councils cont
mltt,r on materials. wrote senator
rhnuus that additional saviuss had
hv,n undr in purchnHr Ot ziuc, steel
aluminium chemicals uud oil by hla
committee.
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boston Gives E224. 900 10 JOnFs's
Orphnn Fund.

BOSTON, Mass, May IS--GoY' Mo-
can announced to-day that the Joffre
Fund contributed by the children and
general ublc Of Massachusetts and
.otrer Ncw England States for the
fathelcss children Of France had
reached s22l.eG1, The fund viii be
riosed tomorrow after which contrbu-
tlons viii be received by other agencle-
lrugagcd I'm war relief
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JAMAICA WINNERS.

FIJI sT RACE - For two year-olds;
sclllng purse $500; five furlongs. Star
wort. lO5 g.. McTaggarU, 2 to !. TO
and . 20 g.. won; Tumble In. 100 G.
WilnamsJ. 4 To I, : to 8 and TO B. sec :
oud: Josie A. 9i tTroise), 10 to !, I To
and to 1. third. Time-102 Starwort
won driving Balassarien. Bullet Douz,
Rita aud Lady Isottie also ran.
SECOND RACE For three-y -year-oid,
and upward: selling: pure $500; hve end
a hall furlOngs. ll6 tJ. Met
pboto. 90 (R Troise). II to s. oven and
. TO =. second; kockport, l05 (R. BalD
l5 TO /. & TO I and s TO I, third rln"
O7. Dancer. None Such, Mr. Specs
Snragun. Three Cheers, Virginia w, and
Metsull also ran.
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......-.

Eastern Division. Will "hovc the
bridge"
Designs for the 2JO-foot craft,
which b. the only buttIcship that
every "Cruiscd" on Broadway,
were drawn bv. Douu Barber. the
marine architect. Ewing Blair. o.
real estate man, with offices In
thc flut.rpn Building and the
Mayors Committee ON National
Defense have been operating
with the navy loo constructing
what % is expected win prove tho
biggest boost that blue water"
recruiting has $50 far received.
The evening world., 1917-05-18

WASill\GipN, May IS Foreign
Minister liailour and "a large number OF
tine British sun parity viii pay %
Visit of courtesy 90 The South to-mor-
row hy Lpue Ju Richmond. tho ,upitaI
lot the buulvd,racN. IN. party will
leave Nle.Iu.iuu uu a special train to-
morrow uuuuiur gui return tomorrow
evening
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Navy Gets Todd Yacht Ynru At unIi
Iiz Value.

II wla announced here on behalf Of
the Special Patrol Board Of the Navy
department io-dI, thtt the Govern
mcut hua bouHhl from William lI Todd.
president of tine Robins DIV Dock and
Repair Company. thr l5G-iuut stpam
yacht Ltu. which viii bee used for war
patrol vurl. .t la understood th. pur-
chaa, pur. NHs about our-haf cf tn,
appraised value of tur y,sapl
The evening world., 1917-05-18

TWU WTINT-
All departments of n modern
man-of-War. including wireless
equipment and flrc-control sta
tious. VIII be- demonstrated to the
aspiring recruit by a crew from
the lirloklyn Navy Yard. Naval
discipline VIII prevail, even TO the
challenging Of all who wish 90
come aboard.
Lieut. Commander John Grady.
in charge of recruiting for tho
The evening world., 1917-05-18
UnutIst Convention Jrges Prohibit
tion DuFinR War.

NEW ORLEANS DAY s,-Appeals
to President Wilson and Congress for
absolute prohibition in the United
States DURING the war We're adopted and
itleptaBh,d to Washington to-day D.
the southern baptist Convention The
denomination also pledged it, utd TO the
GuNrrnnrut during thr war toward as
sistng the Red Cross and helping fam
ilirs 81 enlisted men.
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sInu FrInrr~ VA Not Notirr n"mc
uulr Convention,

nuWIN Muy n rho Siun Fcm'rs
Win mot sr,k approximation ui the pro-
pua,d convention to settle tho IRISH
pt'l,w. nor win they pay regard to
uuy ,un. ptutiuu agreed upon 10. thut
.onN,atlou lNulr pulV,, ae stated hN
tH,a ollUul urRVu NuuuuaUN. ta tu
rI...uf ll.lHud vua" luI d,pUudru,,
yI o.. p,ut' conference
The evening world., 1917-05-18

Mount Haut A surprise attack by
the enemy east ~ Aubcrive was re-
oulsed by our nrs.
In Lorraine one Of our rcconnolt-
ftnR detAchmsnts penetrated the al
versarys lines near Potoncourt and
Destroyed a number % defense works
Eyoryshere else the night was calm"
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Driven to Suicide by the war.

Emile Matusehek. a native OF Bohe-
mia cut his head almost off when he
killed himself with a razor to-day at
No. 70 Chry site Street. He left will.
written In red ink. dlsposing OF bis be
longing and saying that owing to the
war Italians had kept him from getting
work as iongshoreman. He was forty
Years old.
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rnglnuh's West tnmvu, 'uuiurrr u
Head Ut SvNVU,N -t.ighI,

IpNpuN N.N "a lyHu N,,. Mas.
A.Nn. loudvu umous ,unIuH.r dI,d
300 ,.auiau O.. Jst. Alu Na-hrNu, Was
t.tuN .,sut. b,lI. oli Hut il. u,..I,
U|N N,als huu h.yH vlun-t un lu.U.h
Institution. NIH celebrated tuoWhnus.
i.NN.I.n |lN| 40. uUnurf .. We'll
N.'Nn Hr " .uiu.t.l Apn, %. Hu,A
..H lulayr.
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EA-rnIIrc Onptnin rnppIu Grt.
New 'TTf0l

Fu.ne uohnr cant John D. Tpppu
,smss.i uom tuo lor,r u, rumr
tt.tuI. ,Uuur tIvp.N. NI. TODAY
u,Yulyl % nov i4N M thv \ppylNu,
hNlsiuu uI lhr supreme tuu.I Rruuk
AN rppu Wr- bi.ml. ,"i foo. mHNup
.r...i lIls, h.Nirm'ul. .N IH, ruu
ulttlua,.
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Ilr Skeleton or the immCnh"
mod,l bottloshlp 'licoIuiter." con
ductol OF tho southern end uf
nion Square. lY assuming dcnnit"
phnro Her uftcr turrots hav,
been bullt end the rost OF her hull
aud sup.ruructuro are complete.
To.mprruN hrr tunnels aud nfht
ing mast. VIII be- constructed.
% l- expected the "l;ocruitor'
viii be- read, for its WORK of on
rolling men for the navy within
The evening world., 1917-05-18
DIE0.

hANGoLD.-EvA MANGoLD, aged TB.
Services at THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
Broadway and eTth at. Drank x,
Campbell BuildinE). Friday evening.
$50 o'clock. Private.
hARTIN.-MARY MARTIN.
Services at THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
Broadway. OBth and BTth sta 1Fr.aE
u. Campbell BuildinE). Friday eyenInr
o'clock.
The evening world., 1917-05-18

Columbia Gas a lHcy'I. go -Four
W'r.N. E.,-. earnings. fluN. NfH. lr-
,f's-,. sn''. .et2. surplus rft,. .hargcs.
>l,A,'.n,.. uNl,asr StNt.-}
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standard oI Go OF ono N.eumr
uuul..N dividend ot s. H -ut.. auu am
- ."s - r.r r''r. Hn.n t.r.,.- Deal, .
lu stock %. rr,ogd june
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ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

'ny-Upraho \ oh.u RAl.WBy. p.,Idrud
nl prr v.uJ. NNNolo Jun, $40 to sto,n
.ot I,.u"u Jane
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| RNa rBkKltY JELLY NUTTOs-A
-fS nS. MI" TSls't S%S one "'V 6Ish 'ss t Ss. .,
1 WITH - heiG0,sis re- sDtlOn. these are
| comprised ~ i,Je. ilOmsmaJe Rasp-
| henry Jelly, Vulbeddsd With ths
| choicest, TsSh R0Asted NDaniSh
Peanuts. These SOOds VIII be sold
5eYgrv1laT'S g S'rps!,2,sSi s2si ,,sdrES Ole
OFFER. Pound ROA - ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
RADA STANU
REZYGN0 N0W Ala.

Depesze wczorasze dzisejsze pism angeskch podaja
BERLIN 81 SIERPNIA. - G4owny niemecki komitet par
amentany opacowue proeky autonom da Ltwy Kurlandy
okpowanych Niemcy gdy tymczase autonoa Polsk
ceze gozne przechodz presenie Prowizoyczna Rada Sta
Polska zrezygnowaia Waszawe iona swego wysadza
Komet dla zaawenia biezacych spraw pahswa Krakow
psa maa uzymywac IL sic sa1a tel pzyczyny
gubernaor okupacy neeckiej gen. Beeer ma rozporza
dzG ably oddzay poskch zelc6w by wyiaczone kadr two
7zace Sic posk arm wiaczone do armi austacke ma ca
sic Polska Rada Stanu zgodzic ME chciala..
KOPENHAGA 81 SIERPNIA. - z pisn berinskich podano
wiadomoc rezygnacy Pokej Rady Sanu koby
tel posobie mysenia cago narodu polsego cd
lucyi rosye nastala znana korz Rosy Koa
% Bezposedna natoias prz yczyna rezygnacy bye ak
Cenani oaga sic spenienem zadan Rady Polsk ably
jej odda oracye a polsk koa Necy radziby mice pod
wyaczna konoa zamiar Nencow od4acznia zupe
Lwy Pols okazyi tel nektore psma niemiecke
wystapiy arkuiam pouczaja Poakow (nc
wszy. Przyp Red D. CO. Nemcow zamiarze bynajmnej
ME ley uworzene Polsk ,od do morza re on
oet wzgledze pzedewszyem w'asnyh ineresow zabez
pieczenie -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31

cznych dzialan austryackich: "a
hiegaja ci dyplomaci glownie te-
raz okolo poroznienia pahstw a
lianckich, glownic Anglii WHO
chami i Francya.
ROSYI.
Piotrogrod, 81. sierpnia. - Do,
nosza Helsingfors, Finlandya,
IL tam wojska rosyjskic zajcly
budynek sejmu, ably ME dopuSci,:
do zapowiedzianego przez Finow
zebrania sic scjmu fihskiego
wbrew woli rzadu rosyjskicgo. w
mieScie spok6j.
Kopenhaga, 81. sierpnia. - Pi,
sma tutejsze zamieScily artykuI
socyalisty bu}garskiego, .Chirko -
wa, w ktorym tenze zapowiada w
najblizszej przyszloSci nowy "a
mach kontrrewolucyjny w Rosyi,
ze strony maxylnalist6w (bolszc-
Wik6w) pod zwierzchnictwem
Lenina; ma to sic zaczac' rycIllo
w kropsztadzic ma flocic balty-
ckiej.