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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

Ike do renesance so tn zmcSani in prepletcni:
barve, zlatO, mozaik in freske slave tu pravc or
gije, a vendar je veliGastna harmonic, Iii ne Ia
u, pravi unikum. Use, karkoli je lie bilo mOgoce,
Je postalo tn resnica.
Y tel denarni aristokraciji je dclovalo nagnc-
ME, da pokaze svoje bogastvo in SC razbrzdano So
piri z nJegovim sijajem. krog leta 1000 ma dan
Nnebohoda je doz ma svoji ladii Bucentoro prvi-
KRAFT zaplul IA morje k otoku Lido in slavil tam svo
jo zaroko z Adrijo, ~spustivsi V zelene valove Flat
prstan. Odslej je bill Ia dan najvcGji beneSki praz-
mix. Tisoc in tisoc ladjic V prekrasnih baryah ie
spreml jalo dozevo ladjo, mesto in morje sta rajala,
a modro nebo mad NINA sc JIG dozdevalO, kot da od
blazenstva drhti. Mic nj bilo enakega slavi in moci
tc drzave. Polozeno V SredinO med who'd in "a
pad, med toliko narodov, sc je zdelo, kakor Ola mu
je usoda namenila, da zavlada mad mimi in sc Z
mimi obogati. In pri taxi slavnosti so enake misli
pac v~stajale V srcih in duSah in hitele Z ustnic
l.. 1897. je bill ustanovljen ''Veliki svet". A
ristokracija je p~otegnila Waldo nase, Glanstvo V
~ elikem svetu' je poStalo V nekoliko rodbinah
dedno, i'll tie rodbine so bile zapisane V "Zlato
knJigo' Dozevo moe so jake omejili, cato so mu
postavili novo palace. En- del je bill re dogotovljen,
ko je nastala afera Marina Faliera. Osemdesetiet-
III doz ie kasno IA vecer svoiega z~ivljenja zaSno-
val mladeniSko nalogo: ZruSiti moe aristokracije.
Namera je bila izdana, Marini Falieru so med
Stebriei Piazzete odsekali glavo, stavbenik dozevc
palace Calendario jc bill kot udelezenec pri zaroti
Z nekollko stOtinami Dalmatincev obeScn ia ste
Der svoje zgradbe, 'Neliki svet'' pa je sprejel
sklep, ola JIG pod kaznijo 1000 dukatov prepoveda-
no gOvOriti o nadaljevanju zgradbe. boz Moceni-
20 je cez 40 let prC,tOvoljno polozil globo, i'll Ii
DAME sc je nadaljevalo -.
In zopet Gudna Styar, Ia dozeva palaGa Same
V meStu, kjer nj zivcla tradiciia antike, jc mogla
vznikniti TAXA Stavba. Ma dveh vrstah neznih got
SIKH stebrov ST dviga mocha, temno-rdeGa maSa
prNesa nadstropja Z nekaj maIo okni, trda, tezka,
pocivajoca na teh stebrih z vso tezo. kakor Ola hi
Jill hotela pritisniti in razdrobiti Brutalna, brez-
obzirna je Ia zgradba, kakor ie bila VISA ona dr.
Java - a vendar zopet ne zali in zopet je nepo-
zabna.
In Ia slog je bill V variacijah vzor IA vecino
beneSkih palat, XII obkrozuieio vCdo kanala Gran
de. Mani spominja Ca Doro. Foscari. Daro. Lore
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

pravem casu, dasi nekOliko pozno. Nj namreG ma
svetu dOlgocasnejsih ljudi cd tistih, Xxi ponavIja-
10 svoje zivljenje, kO hi moral pc vsej pravici &c
umreti. SramOta uradniku, XII je dopolnil svoja
leta in he uziva pokOja Poznam Jill, Xxi so napra
viii prezgodaj svoje delo, cd zgodovine Jim uka-
zano, in Xxi Sc MISC zaklenili V Samotno iZbo. da hi
cakali odreSenja, temvec onegavijo neprestano ma
dovrSenem delu, XII JIG last zgodovine in ne wee
NTH last. TakO smeSijo svoje inc. kar hi ~GlovcStvu
mic ne Skodovalo, &c hi ne legla senca s~nesnos,i
tudl ia Nth delo, ZaZnamenovano V arhivu Glove.
silva. Poznam politika, XII je drugaGc Spodobcn
clovek in Xxi je ljubil svoj narod zdaj pa ie pre-
mozen in sedi ma svoiem nckdanjem pozrtvoval
mem rodoljubju, kakor bolnik ma straniScu. Tudi
poznam gospCda. XII je bill nckoG peSnik - danes
hodi pc L~jubljani, navduSen JIG in brada mu rastc.
' nasih krajih umirajo delavci nitro, ma tclcsu in
ma dusi; zakaj kraji so majhni in ozki, dobc so
kratke in Sc iadrno prehitevajo. Mixer drugie ne
nmrjc toliko mladih Judi, o katcrih praviio 90
vornlki, da so "usehnili, predno so rodili sad.
10 naziranje nj prayilno. Umrli so natanko oh
pravem tasu in dovrSili SO svojo nalogo; zgrudili
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

Palaca NolkOv - tamkaj ma balkonu sedi ZEN
ska postava, VISA V belih cipkah, sence podpira z
roko i'll gleda nckam V morjc - E%lconora Duse! T.
Naenkrat mi postane harmonic med memo met.
nostjo i'll tenn umirajocim mestom jasna tn ie
naSla Ia zena edino pravo bivalisGc Ease
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

Po dozevi palaci hodim. Svincenc celice, dvo-
rama "Neikega sveta", SODA ''desctorice" i'm
"trojice", levja zrela, kamor so Sc mctale ovadbe,
frcSke, slike, dekoracije stropov, V ~knjiznici v W.
sti dozcvskih portrctov pravno ''mesto Marina
Faliera, uSmrGencga radi '~'zloGina ",kosi pohistva.
zbirke, Most vzdihov''- VISA beneska zgodovina
jc tukaj in VISA duSa te zgodovinc hodi $ teboi
pO tch proStOrih 80.
Pri Sv. Marku je velika maSa. Ljudstvo pri
maSi glaSno moli, kanoniki Sode ma obeh straneh
~oltarJa, orgljc POLO V prehodih V taktu poke -.
Motrim spomenik Collcona, nagrobni spome-
mix Tlziana i'll Canovc, sijajne grobove dozev,
TlzlanoNo L'ASSunto, VISA cuda Madon, svetih
Sebastianov, zgodovinskih silk in spomenikov
Victoria Emanuela ma obali, XII je uprav bucen in
nesramen anahronizem V TEN mestu ~proSlosti.
PO ulicah hodim. Mixer voza, kolcsa, avto-
mObia, niti tramvaja - nj glasu, nit prahu -
tho, tho -.
Obrncm sc Y pGstranske ulice; mrtvc; gledam
V prazne cerkve, stojim ma sanjajocih trgih. Lju-
die sc grcjcjo ma solncu, dvigajo sc in leno vleSe-
10 k mcni, Stegajc rOko "Trinkclt - Mozje,
zcne ,otroci vse.
Otrok mi je zal. Tako so rumeni in cisto mic
'''OHNl hdHJhd jim ufuSclhe, traNc III drew
ia ....
In ko sem vse obsel, grem ma Lido. Otok sc
oddaljujc cd beneSkega sloga. Tam je peti Elm
tragedije. IN pa nekaj takega kakor gluma V enem
deJanju. kOpeli, hoteli, tramvaji, lawn tents -
upray mrzi me, da sem priSel semkaj.
In ko gledam odtod ma mesto, vidim povsem
Ja>no, ola Sc zvonik San Pictro di CASTILLO znatno
naerba. I'm rayno tako. Ola Sc nagiblje druga cam
panila, Xxi >toii dalje ma levo cd prvega. To nj
avtosuges'ija, to jc rcSnica -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

so Sc, ko so Sc zaprla "a mimi vrata tvornice, in
MISC dotakali dolgega praznika. Bog jim je bill mi
losten. Ialbstno pa je z~ivljenie tistih, XII Sc ne
zgrudiio oh pravem casu; o, zalostno hi bilo mole
~zivljenje, ce hi he bill opazil, ola Stefana Poljanca
nj veG.
Ocitah so mi mnogi dobri Jude, da nisem
izvrsil svojc naloge tako, kakor mi je bilo ukazaI
no.Ckazano pa mi je bio, Ola napisem document
tiste zclo kratke dobe, V kateri je zivel med mno-
gimi drugimi ljudmi tudi Stefan Poljanec. V tisti
dobi nemirnih celia, neiasnih ciljev, ko ie zaGela
temneti zvzeda nacionalne in liberalnc roman
tikc i'll je biIo precej temno, ker drugih zvezd sc
hi bHo, sc jc porodilo veG nego V vsaki drugi dobi
neke posebnc vrste Judi. XII jim je zgodovinski po-
klic, da "hodijo poleg". Resnica JIG paG. da je xiv
lJenjc in %nehanje tch Judi popolnoma brez vred-
noSti IA c%lovcStvo, in Klio hi in ne p~ogresila, dasi
Jllt Je legion. Pomcn i'll vrednoSt dobe doloca de-
l%ovanJe tistih liudi, Xxi hodiio pc cesti in vleceio
kola proti ciliu, Hi "a vidijo iasno. JAZZ pa sem
ugiedal pred vsemi drugimi Siefana Polianca, hi
je "hodil poleg'; opotekal Sc je pijan oh iarku
Ill Ill vedel he cd KIDD he KAN. DALEY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

med Cclovccm i'll Nelikovcem. Pri Trdnji Vasi Sc
zatne cepiti v panoge in tvori gale in mocvirja
Ter doSpe V lenem toku oh vznozjc Zadnice. Pod
obrnc proti vzhodu in Sc izliva pri Lipjem V ORA
vo. Drava teGe tn V globoki strugi ter della sever.
no meio Podjunski Dolini.
' zgodovinSkem Oziru wanna China izvira iu-
Emo cd Trga, ina $ krko silicon tex, tece cez Go.
sposvetsko Poljc in Sprcjemlje med mnogim dotoki
Nolovico izpOd Dholice, pri Zrelcu pa odtok Vrb-
skega Jezera, Jezernico.
Ma dolgem teku med izlivom Krke V Labudni-
go sc iztckajo V bravo lie mali potoki kakor Ra-
ka $ TruSnjo in Volovca z Grebinio pri Lipici i'm
Jerebica ~nasproti Zvabeku. D.,
Labudnica ina Svoje povirje ma Staierskem,
stopi ma korOSka tia pri Reichenfelsu, zbira svoie
pritoke pc rodovitni Labudski Dolini i'm tece skozi
raj koroski" med Nolsperkom in St. Pavlom ter
sc izliva pri Labudu V bravo. Pri Spod. bravo
gradu tece V bravo Ojstrica.
Pomorje Jadranskega morja.
Jadlanskemu pomorju pripada priblizno 80
koroSkih voda. Temu pomorju pripada koroSki del
taliJanSkeea porecia, MANFRED Bella s pritoki.
Bella odvaia vodo divjemu, liz apnenca Obsto-
jctemu kanalu ter nastaja liz VolGjega Potoka ali
Talijanske Node, Iii izvira V romantiGnem kotlu
Ia Jezerom, in Ukovskega Potoka, XII je V de-
zcvncm caSu poscbno nevarcn ondotnim krajem.
Ma desncm bregu So vanio izlivajo Naborjetski,
Bell in Pontabcliski Potok ter zapuSca PR Pom
tablju koroSka in tudi avstrijska tia.
y Borovnica Sc imcnujc Frajbah cato, kcr je
BorOvcl iSki Prod. BorOvnica ali Frajbahs) izvira
prost ribji low.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

Pl Sv. Marku Je velika maSa. Ljudstvo pri
maSi gIaSno moli, kanoniki sodc ma obeh straneh
oltarJa, orglje POLO V prehodih v taktu poke
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

Po ulicah hodim. Mixer voza, kolcsa, avto-
mobila, niti tramvaja hi glasu, nit prahu -
tho, tho =.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
he New Clothes

 used blouse of material ckled 
  and a ed collar just such rather than lar fringe. a
 
  Satin antique hatters
  haver of silk 
  invariably 
 
 
  soft of French blue figures prominently seaAon's undergarments O some with rows and rows of silk braid  predominates
 
  ravaganly trimmed as formerly. CapcIdn-mocEa finished capeskin-s gloves. insignificant
  beautiful coared cuffed in seal Parisrep a wayf veis o turban a a ones back previously This hangs easily thrown back from the  millinery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR HANDS
 TO IMPROVE THEIR BEAUTY
By LUCREZIA BORI The Famous Spanish Prima Donna

help remove odors after handling strongly odorous substances such as onions, fish, etc.
 Oxalic acid is good stain remov- CT, but great care should be taken that it isn't used for other purposes or mistaken for other remedies.
 A pumice stone is useful in remov- ing ink stains both from the nails and skin.'
 The hands should be carefully Cried after being washed, for it is the half wiped hand that chaps badly when | exposed to the cold.
 If white spots appear under the naiis spread on them a mixture made . of equal parts of refined pitch or tur- | pentlne and myrrh, melted and mix | ed together. Allow to remain over- night. In the morning a little olive oil will remove it. If the nail is bruised, hold it in as hot water as can be borne for one-half hour to | prevent the blood settling under ii | and causing discoloration.
 If the hands chap badly bathe them at night in a clear pulp made of lin- seed meal anB bitter almond oil, rub 1 bing this in thoroughly and gently l Rinse in a mixture of 16 parts hot water and one part tincture of ben zoin. Dry carefully, then powder with talcum pwoder.
 Tight-fitting. gloves are bad for the hands, and just as bad as a too tight | fitting shoe. |, Absolute freedom o1 every artery, vein and bone is essen. tial to well-kept hands, and gloves that fit well and not too tightly are 1 far better for the hands, being con- | ducive to graceful hands instead ot hands that become dull clods of pair l and woe,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
MURPHY

A very pretty wedding took place this morning at 9.30 o'clock at St. Au- gustine's Roman Catholic church when Miss May Cody, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Cody, Jr., of S8 Vine street, became the bride of John Kendall Murphy of this city. The bride was prettily attired in a dress of white georgette over satin with picture hat of white georgette and velvet to match. She carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley.
 Miss Kathryn c. Hill was the brides attendant and she wore a ping geor- gette and crepe meteor dress with black velvet picture hat to match. She carried a bouquet of pink roses. Joseph c. Feeley of Chester, Pa, was the best man. The brides mother, Mrs. John Cody, Jr., wore a brown tricollette dress with velvet hat to match.
 After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served by Crowley at the home of the brides mother. Only the immediate families and very inti- ante friends were invited. Following the breakfast the bridal couple left for New York on their wedding trip. On their return they will be at home to their friends at SS Vine street. Mrs. Murphy has been a teacher at the Longfel1ow school and MT. Murphy is the manager of the P. 0. shop on Main street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
NOT A PARTICLE OF DANDRUFF OR A FALLING HAIR Save your hair! Double its beauty in just a few
 moments. =
"Danderine" makes youl hair thick, glossy, wavy
 and beautiful.

Within ten minutes after an appli- cation of Danderine you can not find a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most will be af- ter 8 few weeks use, when you see new hair, fine and downy at first yes-but really new hair-growing all over the scalp. .. Danderine is to the hair, what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating, stimulating and Reproducing properties cause the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful.
 A little Danderine immediately dou- bles the beauty of your hair. No diff ference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw il through you hair, taking one small strand at 8 time. The effect is amaz. ing-your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance o1 abundance; an incomparable lustre softness and luxuriance.
 Get a small bottle of Knowlton'. Danderine from any drug store ol toilet counter for few cents ant prove that your hair is as pretty anc soft as anyAthat it has been neglect ed or injured by careless freatmert--
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12

P0n, @dnt you a,l1sp 5no1 ta1 ap0ut t them 1aaa.
 My friend with year or so ago got tired s rsaGng G at and r tbe people he saw so much o him day he doesn't for plants and he is the least He doesn't was not quite the place 0r s Og m sd @ M the % only kind of dog he really faneied in birds and M sn m @ med h about he began ern +bi M ce ne worries about uo think what lot of with politics and the love affairs and the family porch with him in the late ng ing still hap H.,.. .,.,, u,... ~ nn Just :Lt Little Io, People 1eF v es @ m @ % M So s fine ns o % d and are your eyes and the family a5 A1 e M snd 5 @ @ sfsd bd m n p M 1ss P hack @ @ a oSS so 35s ssss,R 5es D!e55 a5s '' beat two dfnt Tss'ss an s tosst5ss s.ss t s515 5a @ s ash anSs Snd too s saT @ y' @ 3s sass s sssa him. you An'" just good ,s: s s 5sss ter s 5s 4s s q s s o ss when 9S fTa put for many it- 0
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12

LCCREZIA BORl a physician to re- store impaired health.
 However, it isn't a fundamentally serious condition, and may be alleviat- ed by some of the following reme- dies:
 Remedies for Moist Hands ounces of cologne.
 1-2 ounce of tincture of belladonna Rub this mixture into the hands, then powder with orris root or vio- let talcum powder.
 Powder for Moist Hands 2 drams of oxide of zinc. 2 drams of boracic acid. 1 ounce starch.
 4 drams of lycopedium powder. 1-2 ounce of powdered orris root. If little aromatic vinegar or spir- it's of camphor is added to the water in which the hands are bathed it will help greatly, too.
 Astringent Lotion
 6 ounces of rosewater.
 10 grains of tannic acid.
 ounces of elderflower water. 1-2 ounce of tincture of benzoin. If mustard, either dry or moisten- ed with a little water, is rubbed on the hands when they are damp it will
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
POSTPONE CLASSES.

Owing to the fact of the Victory Celebration this afternoon it was de- cided to postpone the opening of the Bible and Mission Study classes tha- were to have been held at the Y. W. c. A., this evening. They will be held next Tuesday evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
ROOSEVELT
 HAS SCIATICA

Roosevelt, who was removed to Roosevelt hospital yesterday suffering fllom sciatica in the left leg, was rest ing comfortably today. Dr. John H. Richards said he expected the Colonel would be able to be about in ten days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
RAIN COULDN'T STOP LONDON'S
 CELEBRATION

London, Monday, Nov. il, Ii p. m.--- Heavy rain is falling tonight but the celebration which began this morning continues. Outside of Buckingham Palace tens of thousands are singing God Save the King" King George and the royal family frequently ap- pear on the portico and bow and are greeted with wild cheers.
 This is the first night in four years that London has been brightly illu- 11,i~@ +-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
RRAIZED MEAT BALLS

 spoon crumbs, |
  through the chop Mix all lightly little fat Put
  slice of
 
  until the vegetables tender-about hours. serve n baking dish
 SCALLOPED CHICKEN of cooked sliced
  hot until bro0n
 ,1ORNED BEEF HASH partly
  of  salt and Melt little fat in should heat POPPED HONIINY AND MEAT Five tablespoons fur carrots teasponfu one instead or the of until thckens with the hony ana the top layer  browne poured over
 
 VEAL SCALLOP Put layer in buered dish season %l @
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12

John Riley, of 43S Union avenue, who is an army field clerk, formerly sta- toned at Governors Island, N. Y.,e has arrived safely overseas. Before en- tering the army he held responsible position in the War Department at Washington, D. c. He is a graduate of the Bridgeport High school com mercial class of 1918.
 MT. and Mrs. John Cody, Jr., of 88 Vine street. entertained the members of the bridal party last evening at dinner in honor of their daughter, May Cody, who was married to John K. Murphy this morning. Gifts were 1 exchanged. MT. Murphy's gift to his ] bride is a beautiful pearl amethyst lavellier and the brides gift to the 1 groom gold and enamel cuff links. | MT. Murphy presented the best man with a scarf pin and Miss Cody pre- sented her bridesmaid, Miss Kathryn 1 c. Hill, with pretty brooch. l Harry A. Welch, son of MT. and 1 Mrs. Wallace Welch, of 252 West ave- nue, who is now stationed at Perth | Amboy, N. J., with the Government 1 Construction Co.,, was in town re- gently on a business trip.
 Morris M. Slotnick, son of Mir. and Mrs J. S1otnick of 368 Seaview ave- nue, was the guest of his parents on Saturday. MT. Slotnick is freshman at Yale college. 1 A regular meeting of the Ladies' Charities of St. Vincent De Paul will be held on Wednesday, Nov. IA, at 3:S0 o'clock at the Nurses home. All members are requested to be present | Miss Sarah Slotnick of 368 Seaview avenue entertained a number of her friends at her home on Sunday even- | ing. Besides piano and violin selec- tions, an informal discussion of fa- nous men were enjoyed by those present.
 The members of the Patriotic club will meet with Miss Isabelle Gregory of 99O Noble avenue on Thursday | evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Murstein and family of Stratford avenue motored to New York yesterday morning to partake in the Victory celebration. They returned in the afternoon.
 Fireman James Speers of the U. S. Cruiser Radford, who has made nine trips to his record in crossing the ocean, spent Sunday at the home of his father, Thomas F. Speers, 267 Myrtle Ave.
 Bertram Squires of the U. s. N., son of Mlr. and Mrs Edwin B. Squires, of Black Rock avenue, has returned to dnty after spending a few days leave las the guest of his parents.
 A very interesting lecture was de- IIivered last night by John C.. Lathrop, c. S. B., member of the board of lec- turers of the Mother church and the First Church of Christ, at the Chris tian Science church, 871 Lafayette street Dr. Lathrop is a well known Scientist of Boston.
 Private William Welsch, son of Mrs. Clark Botsford of 51 Park ter race, who is with Company E, 316th Infantry, A. E. F., has been gassed and is now in a base hospital in France. In his latest letter, he writes that he is receiving the best of care and is very much recovered. The Ladies' Aid society of the Grace M. B. church will meet all day tomor- row in the church rooms to sew. All members are asked to be present.
 Elliot DeForest of the U. S. army stationed in New Haven, was the guest of friends in this city yester- day. He is in the medical corps of the army.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
SOUTH AMERICA
 CELEBRATED

Lima, Peru, Monday, Nov. n.---In celebration Of the allied victory, 10000 persons, headed by students, marched through the streets of the Peruvian capital tonight. They visited the American legation and acclaimed President Wilson and the solidarity of the allies.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
RELIABLE RECIPES
PICllLED SALT HERRING, BELGIAN STYLE

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
Hair On Face 1eSQ(iroc@

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12
MINCED VEAL AND EGGS

roast off all Drowned
  add large pinch of flour and little stock then thu
  let the ince gradually get ho of a of fried in poached the top
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12

3 I find that my hands are con- stantly moist and cold; what shall l do? is an inquiry that has come to me several times recently.
 Sometimes this proceeds from some internal disorder, and then it is ne- cessary to consult
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-12

About now it is time to hear from those big headed fellows that have their teeth pulled to escape the draft and are then exempted on account Of f1atfoot.