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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Today and a Year Ago
"of the Making of Notes
ITALY il going To bring her part
of the VAR 10 a close with a
y whirwind finish

WIN w lil'l hlllNht
In 1917 the Austriau> .olloviug
up their victory of Caporr'to, were
driving the Italians back from the
lson2o in what appeared to be a
rout. Worn out lay a long struggle
uycr difficult terrain, and weaken
ed by internal fermcnt, the armies
of Victor Emmanuel were facing
disaster.
In 1918, the cohorts of Kaiser
Karl are being driven before the
armies of General Dial like sheep
before the shepherd Already. IN
the few dnys that the Italian of
fcusivr has been going on ho Nus
trians have lost 10000 prisoners,
today , dispatches indicate.
Unlike their Gcrmau allies. the
llapShurg troops are offering
weaker aud weaker rc~i~tauc" a>
the allied drive progresses On
the western front. the soldiers ot
the German emperor are making
q desperate stand all along the
line, except west of the Arguuur
forest, where the new French
thrust Is gaining encouraging
hcadwat
But m lbc Ausiro Italian frout,
the enemy IL fast Gavin. lu llr rs
facing a -en,nncd army of Italian.
French aud British troops. with
thousand, uf husky ragcr Nank>
in reserve The Nruua command
seems to realize than th, game i,
up, and her statesmen are pleading
hard for what must hr pcar" al
ANY price
The allied urmir- tudaN are hc'-
Ter. stronger and more united than
ever befrr" The enemy armies
To-day are worse. weaker and les,
united than ever before
The answer Is simple Irt u,
keep on hitting hard until the en-.
cmt >urrcndcr> l.ucoudi,ioually.
"uf the maLup ui nuot. There Is
uu end uuoth tho t,I-o man
" hc hsd lived tu uVg ttN. Do, might
hayc parpphrdsod nia tphor,-m 90
end
While President Nii.uu is awaiting
the answer ot the allies 10 Germany s
1ruieti'" proposal and while hc rs lu
the act ol preparing u reply 60 Aus
ti.'- nov Tor peace. another note is
received from Gorn1ut
M"rHE when iu doubt write . note
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30

local houris have been reported 10 th,
provost marshal general as 90 pcr
cent tareugh tho physical cNami-
nation of class Z men between tho
aera OF 10 and 90. Registered Scptom
nrr o. sewer hundred and twelve iu-
,I boards are go per cent through
physical examinations. and LOGO ary
20 per cent through
In DlasNfioniiou of the registrar"
between ~ ana 81 years OF age zoos
local boards arc 30 per cent Complct-
rd, a.a3t arc 90 per cent completed,
and sos are 40 per cent completed,
while 1851 have sent an proper rec
uids 10 their district boards 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
American BOnberS
Are Active Today

With tbe American Army Northwest
of Verduu. oct. go lRy The Associat-
ed prrssl soon Taking udyantag"
ot clrar day. American aerial bomb
rr- started out early TODAY and at
tucked ,af.a .aus enemy military uhlcC.
uNrs wet af the heuse.
The big American guns also were
active. bombing cross ruaot aud rall-
way functions far ana wide within the
region Of the prsyious bombardments
ot ohiecttyes b.hiud the enemy liufs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30

cial dispatch To the Italian ~ tasF
today from Rome More Rhur-
drcd Villages and towns ha ~ been
taken.
Tho battle line is pressing closely
upon the heels OF the enemy. tne me-
sagc states. having reached yesterday
the River Llvenza. whore the Aus
trians attempted 20 stand Co save th"ir
threatened principal lines of retreat
The Austrian army corps ON thN
lett wing has retired In disorder lctF-
ing behind war material and several
hundred guns. The sixth Austrian
army corps Is said 10 be in worry
critical position. engaged 40 hcnvy de-
frusivc fighting on the hills between
Nal Vuhbiadene and the Soiigio riv"r
Nvihtors are active. assisting ~"
Italian operations by bombing trtii-
lcry transport wagons in retreat
Touching demonstrations 10y no
populations Of fccapturcl towns atn
said to be occurring every whore aa tho
Italian troops march IN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
AUSTRIAN RETRi " ~
HICONiNG UE ADiONH

Italian Headquarters on the fiaNr,
Cruesda,l oct 80 tBy The Assuciat-
e..' Press Austrian forces are re-
treating under ever increasing pres
nur, and IL n felt that the attack
against the enemy will become over
whclming as soon as the entire Allied
force can enter the acNnn,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
IHINoH NRMy MNkEs
IMPORTANT GAINS

PARIS. oct 30.--Gencral bchentN =
first army has gainsd ne~ successes
in ,he cncircling OF Guise, according
a. the official statement from tho
war office today
Noith OF Guisc theN have taken tha
reaufort farm north of the disc.
Along lhe paron river. south ~ Guisr,
the French have progressed east ot
Monceau. I.e- Nenf and captured pfm-
uurrf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
STATE CORPORATION
COMMISSION AGREES
TO S|X-CENT FARES
Right to Put Fares Back to Five
Cents When Normal Conditions
Are Restored Is Reserved, How.
ever,

Though uo formal ruling has hrUn
is.ucd. IN, state corporation commits
sion hss agreed tu allow the CTS
Electric company tu charge siN-Cou'
ttres tur the present roseryiug. how
ever. th, r.Eht tu put tho fares back
tu tive cents whcu conditions rc-umc
their normal lrNcl
Woro ut rms Hrrisinn Wac received
lcrr from Santa Fr this afternoon
DUiciHls uf the trtmVay company de-
rllnHd tu comment uu the rulluu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
FOES LOSE 10000
HUNDRED VILLAGES
TAKEN BY ENTENTE
IN THE ITALIAN DRIVE

Results of Victorious Advance Near the Piave In
creasing in Importance Hourly; Austrian Army
Corps on Left Wing Retires in Disorder, Leaving
Behind Immense Quantities of War Materials
Attack Is Expected to Become Overwhelming as
Soon as All the Allied Forces Can Get Into Ac-
ton; French West of Argonne Begin Offensive
That May Turn the Aisne Line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
N sTulNN ,oHrs -
,fIiIIIG NJ POSITION

Washington COT 80 Results ul 'n'
victorious advance against the Aus
tr!ans on the Italian front hourly ~
crense In importance. saws an Wl'+
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Fur tonight aad Thursday. cooolsr
tonight in southeast portion With
FROST. warmer Thursday
Local Maximum. 50. minimum,
go. range. %. at o'clock IS. south
vino. clear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
Ntw YoHk MErNL M,Ukt.T.

New York. oct 80. Lead un-
changed spoltcr steady East ST.
Louis delivery spo, >G1tS1J.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
NGnontcnai Mrpctit.

Vriniesie Charlotte GItIabcth al
Bourbon fortpler et al line eiter.
laote @repe, al bun oite bar feet
Song 2uouig Sen lSoe ipiIe ire
Soaerfencr Suppe al iorlfiedig
Slags, en- bel SATAN. Ell Igerbeue.
ell ltor Sollerfen Snlat. Soayefieo
mco 2sg / Gin, TO tore Sfiper
Sfinfe, en- Sanerfen Gager og Iua
en6oa openpau aft bette 6rigt %
Splteteil
SnaleoeS uar aougenS Ippetit /
oe ~bitnorehe Sage. on ban ma1tta
ilpate for Napolcou og opboIot iig
; 8reo SaIcS Sotel / Sent "a
Dor bans Sumsr gnnife natilrIig
roget ueoItelnt. Wfcu ga ban bauoe
'aoet Slbuo ON Hapoleons Heoer.
log uco Waterloo, los ban efter Ell
ioo0an orobeIiG Ni06og iGtte for
ia buuoreOe GiterS o. iyiite Dem
til bsilia 9eunoring/ for Sen
Sob, Der ira Ga0en fun0e ie BAN
lnbe ! Spiieiticn / Stueetogen.
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Wcrocns opbeitc Sui.

@er6cns oubeite SuI bar hiotil
pGrct at iin0e / CterIGIeiicn, boor
ser eiter 6or~auitoItninq al set preu-
life Rerg0Gien5 I i'm lib bleo bo-
ret ct Sill ue0 / en- Gp6oe al 2239,7
Weter.
Get Uar life Sorbolie, Ser bIeu 30
ret citer. men set bar 6%cniigten at
iaa Hcoe pon Sc ioritieaige Ster.
tuIag % oerc5 Guboe. Weu III &c.
re,te9 ser. al man ber / Amerifd
bar beIluttet at i,aa Sen tuite 9tc.
foro. Gaa @Iarpiarmen I Gcnn.
Iplponio ~begnn0te man i i'm Sio
meo Boring eiter &oroolie.
2i0t eiter Iiot rnacoe 6lIaet en-
Gpboc al 229O Weter. Ter matte
ser ~iorelgbig itnuie5 pno @runo al
llorotn mco 4%ppuraterne. Meu set
er 6~eniigteH al 'ortIrtte o. Naa.
let cr at trruge 5000 6oo. 5. .. 7.
2f3S Wieter ueo / Soroer.
Som Clicbraro er 9orirgeu paa
@Iarpiornen auereoc MI Sen ou6a.
tie i 8croen. 1enne 9oriud funNe
bore u9isrea poa CT Steo. buor
Sor0Iogene laa regglmG5iil o. ilaSt
pau h~uerarore. DEER en0oa 9etir.
eelierne / oenue 0en'ectOc oar Sc
beoite, uor Ser mango &rrfeIighe.
ser at @o9er0iubt. ) en- 2p6oe al
1900 Dieter IteNte mnn goo ~Gas.
bcbol0crc". Al boilfe @ai,u It-em.
Weoc uo mco ia Itarft e. Crnt 1T
Ser tlriac @or-maitineri bI1o laitet
ilerc sos / Geiret.
Gitcrhvert iom @orinseu fort
latte gieutog Sen SIll3 @a$uObruo
ilg. 5agnGHo meuer. al ielo ON
man res |iortiat @orirG ituI0e itsoe
rao SorNoIie. pil $ Get fife tltnre
trugc2 Iom CliebrerS. "a ser ale.
ieSe er for Spbt. 9eriuloo iii Sen
8oaS. ION it~onrrer No. frn~e MT
tigaiere5. ON set ems er iorbtmoet
meo itore %auitcligb Der.
arbeioet meo &orinacu iortiener
im;olertio ,iutereSie o. Cpmerfionl.
heo ieet ira uioenf abeIig SIMS.
punft. Obi bpiS man naar nco |
ben tiliigteoi Spboe, MI MOI t,nine
iao uigtigp SpIpsninger ON SorS.
isoreen ueoe / en- Sp5oe, ION Ncn.
neifet hiStii life bar naaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
3 ocn amcrifanife Sribeosfriq toa

3 ocn omerifdrife Sribeosfrig tog
naturligOi5 ogiaa Warr Gel -
meo 9lpiten og Fennen Do iom al.
ti0. Sor IN @oitgs Sfplo bar ben.
ne trigslpitne Socioliit fommen
poo rette Sioer. San bolot meo
Roroen oq iublet, ga Ror6en enbe.
Zig ferret. San b~etrogtet oennc arig
iom m arig for 6ribeo % Gemo.
frat % baoute Gacifiiterne pan
begge Sioer 6aoet, ioroi oi5ie uor
iuoe Tor N for tioIia 6reS. iii
fine &erner Der / oe 6oreneoe Sta,
ter. tuife Socioliiter, ifreu ban. at
&c maatte itsttc arigen al tit gauite
Sierte.
Ct omcrifunif 9Gob ~reprooucerte
mn nnIig Iiot al en- Sorrcipouoauce,
Iom Warr hoooe Icu0t ~&iener
EreSie" / 1861:
"Som ri Ter, er Sen belle geup.
qelie boieret poo SIoperiipergsmoa-
let. Sffc / Ser Ioritono, at set
aiPloer ON, erten Slouerre inoen.
Tor Sc m,urrcnoe SIaueitater ifal
bli iri eler life, men ON 20 Ntil.
liouer irie Werneifer / Noroen
iful0e ioriiTtte me0 at bsie iia unoer
ct O6Iiqord,i al 100000 Slapc6ol.
oerc. Guten R~epu6lifcnS ubpre ito.
re Serritorium itoI bIi Tlonteifoler
Tor iric 9orgcrinmiuuo eIer SIa.
peri IiIIlut enteu llnioueus natio.
nnle Tolitif ifuIoe untaqe iont IL
@oIq'prog euer Ell: ppbuet Slaueri.
propaganda gicrncm MIcrico, Gem
trolomcrifo o1 belle Suoomerifa."
Cen mooerne Soc / ru5iiif Social-
isme: at / en- ioeal Geroeu inden
Natiouer lruaer eriiterer; ocn %.
fotninq. at ireoeIig W}ooItano iful.
Sc trUoe / BIoOien Tor Ell Norioars.,
frig. fnoer MAJ i1tet Steo Ststte
for hos Warr. hui8 man life lrier
Morr. iom en- MS Yintto Irier gibe.
fen. 81 net err set, aItior mango
uuioerbe. inobiIoife SociaIiiter bar
qiort. Gcrior begnnoer mi Der /
gnterifn en- for Ell al Sc fIoreite so.
oebcr i%noenior Tortiet at trptfe iig
tiIbage.
pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
Nuortor @anncrheim
ioste Hiifec.

Sra Stocftolm maooeles, Of @e.
neral Ranncrbeims 3ilbnsetrRoer
ItplSes De pbmpsenoe Srattater.
iom Sinlano bar inbgaaet meo Emf.
lamb. Spitlanb bar iorbeboIot Jig
Ut isre etonomiif aontrol i 6inlanh
/ 90 aar. og Der er oprettet et 6or.
iuarsforbuno me b 2piflanb, ION
forpIigter 6in!anb iii at boloe en-
SCR paa 100000 Rano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
Karl Nlarr.

&orI Morr nar &coe. Ior Ell.
bper, iom fienoer Iiot iii bans for.
unoerligc 1olfeilogS Siitorie, fon.
mer oct bare noturligt at ie bam
% bctroete ham iom ell poo9oacn.
Sc, uiorirrOet 6oriporer al %
Solsmano for inOiuiouel, periorIig
Sribcb. 90 set bar Den 9oiis, bet
8runoIo9 ban grunoet i'm i%ociuIi'
Itiife Siloioii paa.
HoturligpiS trooote ban Irem Ioml
oerL Ser oltib por fGrbig til at
firntpe for SribeoenS @eoorelie.
San bar in1en "Eociiiit", piIoc life
6reo for enbper Tris, bennc friihne
Seoe, Tom for Ierite Sang 'ua Ia
gems 2p8 i Srepe, set prolific Tbin.
LAMB, for 100 Nor iioen ioar.
Sans Tober hes Morbed)ai %
f%oronoret tit Nopn iii Wforr, ga ban
off oper iii ariitcnbommen. aorl
por bo fer eler ipp Nor gnmrrcl
Woberen neoItommet ira Ell mlqorIt
Spocfamilie, men oor SoQrnocr
inbc og tolte belle tit 2io @oIonoif.
GorI Norr Ieotc llooonnelic neb
llniperiiteterne / Bonn o. Berlin.
90 / 1871 fif ban ira llnipcriitctet
/ SScno 9~oftorgroben for en- Ii
h%onblina ON ~epifurpilf 5iloioN. :
Stubenterbnqe1c blcp ban forIopet
meo Sernn bon @eitpholen. en- sc.
Qefontcrot ira @ornoommens Gope
% en- Setter al Baron BON Ncit-
pholen, en- heitit1ocnoe p%reiiiif Gm'
beosmono oq baIn SfotIpnoer. San
rot enboo lanqt noe ! 2efien be
1eqtet mco Sertugcn al Nrgnle Den.
ne BON WcitphaIen.
Otter al hare ~inotroobt / 9Gotc.
fob orog aorI @'orr iii Eari5 %
6Iep mco en- Sang W%i0tijQureu ! en-
brilliant Grippe al rn6ifoIe "2n.
teGeftuulcrc". : @ruupcn oor 6ciu.
rid Seine, @corQe Snno, Irou6hor
Oh Midlncl @afunin, Tom icnere
bleo ct Stormcertcr ! Sen r~usiiifc
Neoolution Ser 500 inacn Rerom.
! tior hlcn Heiues 0cuifoh Tor WQrr
~ hans i%fiennc, mae Suitru pdr
uurrt od porint : 1916 bleo Warr
u0niIt fra Goris % Traufriq % on
hoI6t fla ga ! IRE 9(or / @riisieI,
men penote t'lboqe iii Pori5 / 1913.
Tro Sen Gib az 90 uocDcr bar
aorI W}orr b~ctraatet Tom en- aif6c
iii ~uailo6eli1e rcrolutionPre llo-
bri,6. mart her 90 mart ser. On
Ran par / @irfelioheoen en- @er0en5.
borger uocn roact Aicmlono - lot
tia. men nltio unibUrgig og ielU-
Itpnhig.
Sebruar.3 SIC oolutioncn 6reo uo.
netop ga SEN belqiife TeQierirg hoU.
De qipet Mnrr Sen Crore. at ban
oQ hans 6amiIie mnntte iorla6e San.
oct. Get bar til Toris iaier; men
Marr bIeu life lPnqc Ser o%erneQong.
San oQ hans Weonqitator 6rieorif,
GngeIse ifpn6t iig til SpiflonO for
at funne tage lei ! Sen r~epolutio-
mere Reisniug ser. Ser blep uutur.
Iigpi3 ingeu HeuoIution ser.
Soset uS al 3pitInno tibIigt pau
9ooren / 1s49 reiIte @tarr meo lin
file 5amilie til 9nris igien. Set
bleu ham life tiQoot al opbolbe iig
lGuge Ser oenuesang heller. On
anoen RepoIution breo no / sunni,
men blep bare Ginifo, o. oct blep
beiaIet @arr at forlnoe Taris inSen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

1916. bar melot lig no al Bartlett
Tom Zen Troteit MOB oct i%ren1nieo.
ieote Seoerifab, ser blinbt tror, at
Ell iffe.omerifonif "ToIicu", Tom til,
taller Nmerifanere, fan bli iormet"
ellie sc, Tom enifer at beilitte iig
ooo Of Iepe ct beore 9io, oil behage
at reiie iigl" uotalte &rffelicSprT-
oifantcn meo 2omnarooitemme
On ole too op motnaen Ell iren.
meb Wono meo ainoifiGg. Son ioo
cnboa poa iremlte 9Grf. "Gnifcr
OF life at BIZ en- bebre Mano?"
ipurgte Grpoifonten itrenlt. gel
- oct iorhoIoer li1 mi ~iaaIeoeS, Sr.
Naitor - ie9 hnaber at bIi Ell beore
WfonS; men ieo bar life oprct /
@nen poo ii Nor og bauoe ocrfor
giort Sen @creQninQ, at ieg ifuIoe
ba Iibt Moro ~ieritl"
Sar on nogen @ana tpuft bil !
acknowledgements NlooS, prcoe Qr.
Ier2 Sea aiorbe oet, ioa'nort bette
Suno fom / arieen. ca oite, oitc
iiocu. Get tore 6IertoI al Dem CT
I%oolnoi9e, oobe omcrifnnife @orgcrc.
Sine @ern og line Stem bar Sc her.
men SIGgt % @enncr / Spiflano %.
'ao. &c mna gisre lit beoite. iornt
Bette Sono fol ieirc oner oct 2ono.
De TANNER ira. Settc er NIiQt, oa
oe oler iIeite Spitnmerifanere bar
aiort % fomnler I'll Of gisre i'm
TIi9t. &c ifisnner, of / 5piflnno
moo Sohen5onerne ueo al Sroncr
% Solicit op ! Saolcu, inoer oi Ier
guoen paa Siitoricn. 0cttc uiloc
ieg FOR en- @onQ$ SfrIo ia iaat,
cnoon icq res goot, at her er tuiinbc
Snifere. iom ri bar at too poo @oai
mos. Men ser err andre oaiaa.
9riq er ilbe nof; men Ell tbit
Sreo piIoc bIi o0rre eilo Sria. @i
lnoa pinoe arigcu oiftere 6reoelr
og orOne @eroen iqien, noar 2cqell
er oOer. 90 hi flnrcr oet nof. ifoI
man ina ie. II. g. er Ell ing Sipm-
pc. Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

alnn e. SenIonJ iom bar 60.
ciaIiIternes Vreiibentfanoioat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

Haao on @inf.
Sbpm honor anb pllcf ano goob
ienIe,
@reab is bIoob, brcob is guns;
@reao's orr fort 'gainit the Suns.
Cont beltrop our lait line Of De-
fenie.
(gngelif Stint
Suffer or bprcIt / Stalien.
S26.30 pr. 100 go, % bilieit !
Soreneoe Stoter, eler meb andre
Orb $3.50 pr. 100 Tb. Gette err
CARLOAD" Yris ioritaar Zig. 5
Sranfrise oe England er Suffer'
priien fra $t2.25 til $3.50 pr. 100
Funo.
= sgrter, iom tories eoot ersn,
fan ~opbrpares / lang Sio. "a sGr-
ter err baabe meget nrrenbe o. blir
soot lift al De fIeite. ifuIoe Der @a.
RET rinot bruges mer 9Grter ! DC
fIeite Susbolbnineer.
"@beeI.boe"! Sar on liot til
aisffenbapc % insen "@beel.boe"
piI ies ranbe Dig til at oire ben Sag
libt Spmerfiomheb. Sporior life
aiere et fort 9eiss bort til Ell @a'
30 eler Ben. iom bar e, 400 aief'
fenbape % bar ben ! Zig I'm StanS
belle 1ioen. OF on fan bsre 6olf Tor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-09
THE LATEST ALLIED OFFENSIVE
XXT HEN THE Germans finished their great drive they
 w tablished double salient which had roughly the

XX7 HEN THE Germans finished their great drive they w ablished double salient, which had roughly the form of the letter w."
 In his successful counter offensive Foch reduced the Ient between Rheims and Soson accounting for half the w.
 The FrenchBtish offensive aimed against the other salient which has it's broader base with ossons at and Albert at the other Montdider is at the apex
 This salient also will disappear and the Germans at dis ant date must fall back at least to their line from Rheims St Quentin the ground they occupied the close of the year.
 The offensive, which has hardly begun, has already counted German prisoners and hundreds of guns guns described as "too numerous to count
 The attack has great momentum and is meeting relatively
 little resistance The Germans evidently not prepared to make strong stand and will be concerned mainly with get ting guns and supplies back to safe place. This operation will be less difficult than in the RheimsSosons salient but will be task of small proportions. The Somme must ultimately be crossed in the retirement. This will be task difficulty Again the Germans caught with frontal and hanking fire.
 Presently they will have explanations to make to the German people, who will desire to know what has become of the march upon Paris,
 The war is for from There complications of many kinds but the time has when Allied production out strips greatly that of Germany The of will go from now steadily against the Central Powers
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-09
THE HOUSING PROGRAM

T~ HE LIST of who presided at the opening of the hous
 ing program, when the first spade turned read like directory of who's who in Bridgeport Not among them by any stretch of imagination be termed socialist and yet each and all of them engaged in promoting scheme which is bound hot foot for the realms of socialist policy The Housing program reads like part of the Fabian paorm der which the ums of London torn down, and good dwellings erected from the public funds.
 The whole world bound in the direction of socialism Railroads telephones teegraphs street railways and refrg orator but few of the matters that government is taking under its wing.
 little study however will show that abundant scope for private initiative continues to remain. Practically all featuring is carried by private enterprise though sometimes with government aid Agriculture remains in private hands The distribution of commodities is private affair.
 Most of the matters which have been taken into the public sphere had already taken in the other great es Housing schemes backed by public money old in Europe, and familiar in the anipedes.
 We may feel that in the long nothing will be done that is not for the best The division between the private and public enterprise will be we'll dened and there will be plenty of for both sorts More coordination there must be- again alone much they have in the past
 War is a great uner; tremendous promoter of solidar y It makes inquire what is best to do. Doing what is best to do is two-thrds of everything that is good
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-09
A STUPID ARREST

UDGE BEN LINDSEY of Colorado says that the arrest of O the Washington suffragists stupidity. He is right Judge Lindsey the meeting not held to annoy the president He is right again. President Wilson has done than any living advance the of equal suragss and there nowhere suragst proponents stupid enough to desire annoy him. On the contrary all such hold up his hands, They support and praise him.
 The president has declared that votes for women ure democracy demanded by the exgence the This is true statement fought promote democracy could not so argued if the government which fought it took the position that not to have the democratic rights which belong to them.
 At Seaside Park tonight the band stand will be occupied by Connecticut women devoted to the suffrage movement who will speak in behalf of their These women doing an excellent work we'll within the lines counseed by the pres iden They will regarded in the years heoines of progress
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-09
FUEL REGULATIONS

T HE FUEL inspection which being conducted in Bridge
 port and vicinity ought to be helpful to everybody The regulations provide for the burning of coal and the of steam which have been tried by long experience Know how much coal the boiler burning and the amount of water evaporated pound of coal See that the boiler set
 ting is free of air leaks and that the coal is fired properly Don't turn exhaust steam into the air Use for heating and for boiling and other that requires steam heat In suae steam carrying ppes and radiation losses which the of year large in many plants These things the government will require condition of obtaining coal The government by making such requirements simply compes those who operate plants to look out for their inter ess and their money Once the requirements complied with, all will be glad government interyened,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-09

Aug. g, 1642. Nine young men com prised the first class of graduates. Tn 1888 John Harvard, a preacher, died and bequeathed about $700 to the college to be built at Newtown. In his honor the institution was named Harvard College, while the name of the town was changed to Cambridge in honor of the great English uni versity The original fund for the building of Harvard was added to in various ways, and much money was raised by lotteries. Henry Dunster, Hebrew scholar, was chosen first president.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-09
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changed to Mary E. Cotter. They were married on October 31, 1905, and on July l, 1906, he deserted her
 David Fischnan and Rose Stern thai were married on August 15, 1894, and lived happily until June 16, 1915 They have five children. On that date Mrs. Fischman left her husband and went to New York where she has since resided. The husband asks for a divorce and the custody Of the five minor children.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-09
DVORCES UP FOR
 SEPTEMBER TERM

Several divorce actions have been entered for the September term of the Superior Court, among them that of Joseph Wheeler of Fairfield against Lauretta BulkIey Wheeler, also of Fairfield. The couple were married on December 14, 1907, and Mr. Wheeler makes the allegation that his wife deserted him on July IT, 1915. He asks for a divorce,
 Mary D. Murphy of this city is ask ing the Superior court to grant her a divorce from John ]. Murphy of New Haven, She also wishes her name