davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06

Iamerifanilhen 2elers Elm ebrcnoeS
3eugllis aus, gleidmobl gebell oic
Serren Statiltifer 1id nod nidt oa=
nit snfrieoen. sic fiibren ben Be
tpeis, oaB Ser Gurdidnittsbiirger be-
tradtlid mebr 2eieitoff foninnlieren
nliB, oenn es glebt tduienoe SAINT
lie1t oie auBer Der ortlidell Wobcn-
seitung ODER einein lar0mirtIbnftll.
den esournal 1ur felten cine 3eitz
Ihrift fanfeu, aud pier5ig Wtllio-
1len ainoer, Sic Mebrbeit Der Slrmep,
glnalpbabeten, @eiltesfranfen uno
gerbreher fonlnen ais &dllfer BON
3eitihriften falun IN 0etraht Inter
9lbsug oieler ergiebt iid) cine 9nrd-
fdnitts5iffer, Die ais ebenio erfrelt.~
lih mie eritallnli6 be5eibnet fperoell
lnuB. Die SahpcrItdnoigen Der Ge-
.gierung erfldren, 0aB in elmer So.
mile ser MittelfIaIfe ourdidnittlidl
ieoes ssabr 400 grertplare bon Bet
tungen uno 1856 folder bon '3est-
Idriften gelefen peroen.
Die 3nbl Der in ben 8er. Staa-
ten peroffentlidten 3eitfdriften, eilt-
fhlieBlid 9ages5eitungen, betrdgt
22,754, BON pel1en $3.50 tdgIih,
1913 mohentli1 uno 1892 monat-
Iih erfdeinen. Die gagebldtter babel
cine @eianlrlt 3irfnlation BON 29,-
100000, Die @ohen5eitllngen lesea
81, 100000 grelnplare ab, tpabreno
ste 0tonatsibriften fur $4,000, 900
Grenplare adufer finoen Gs aiebt
miBeroem nod 442 ionitige Belt,
lhriften, oie Der Mebr8abl nad bier
teliabrig erideineiL rno Die 5riaal-
men cine 3irfulation BON 9,0OO,0O0
ullftueiien
9lns Dem 8oritebenoen ergiebt llh
itberseugeno, Dab oas anerifaniihe
@olf pornebnllid] cine Station bon
3eitllngsleiern it, Die ibre aqnnt'
niIIe betrcffs Der 8eltereigniIie 5liill
qroBeren SciI ben 8erihten nno Gr-
orterllngen in Sageblatterll ctt-
ninlnt. Gntlheioerlo In oieier Sin
fid)t bat iiG) un5peifelbaft Der an'
Berooentli6 billige greis Der 3eitlln-
gen ertpiefen, Die gleibtpobl cine rel
cbe ansipabI oeS 8iIIensperten lilr
sSntereiianten Iiefern, oaB iie nit
Red)t ais oie bilIigite aller 2ebels.
notmeroigfeiten be5eidnet iperoea
oiirfeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06
SttIattO.

Or. 4url Diucf, Der 9irigent
oes Bolton Spnpbonie Ordelters,
miro, trosoetn er nahgefpielen baf.
naturaIiiierter 8iirger Der Shlpel5
at iein, Den Militarbeboroen iioerge-
ben urio IN irgeno eineln 9elel1tlcnS.
lager interlfiert merben.
SyaIt idntnrtlihe Holi5ei NeIer-
ben niuBten in Stem Yorf a1tfgeboten
meroen, I'M 21 ais Spione lrno San.
oesfeinoe perbaftete 9elttid)e beim
transport BON Dcn combs nadI
oent 8enninlpallio 8abnbofe gegen
Die, glngrtffe eines raienoen Eobel-
haufens 5u ihiiben. Inter oen ghs-
fen .Sangt iiel" yShieBt iiel" per
ilid)te Ser Mob Die @efangenen alls
ben glntomobilen 81 5erern uno nar
nit dllBeriter slnftrengung nernodte
Die Toli5ei Die 2eute einigermaBcr'
gegen Die niitelloen Attafen 81 per-
teibigen. Inter oen 8erbafteteit,
iuclde nod Sort 0gletborpe geidif'
meroen, beianoen iih Or. aarl Brett
ling, Baron BON @asberg, Or Siaat
Straus, sSoiepb bon grud Moris
BON Seebed IL. a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06
Die bette Ginanartiernns

slls fsrieorieb Der @roBe bel oer
eesnIpi5ierllng Der Sdansen nm Drcss
Sen einem idhliiden gauern begegs
nete, fragte i'm Der Sfonig: p5act
sSsbr audi ginquartierllle sehabt?1
ysSa, erit SeIterreiber uno oanii
TreaBen. alltportete Der 8efraetc
!, @elbes limo oenn Die 8elten2" vSa,
nm es itno eben oIles Soloaten,
vslber pelhe ipiiniht Sbr oenn ar
lieblten2@ fitbr ssrieorid Der @roBe
fort. ossa, penn mir etipas miinifen
ioIlen, oonn lpiinihen ipir, Die Or.
ltereiher l1gen ale in Der glbe ilno
ertrdnfen, uno Die HreltBen itonoen
am llfer nno ladbten iif tot oan:,
maren mir lie beioe losl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06
@erlamgt - Sufort Elm tiid)tlger
slntomobil Medanifcr. 2obn-sn-
Ipriidle, sllter mmo Grfabrnng iinS IN
Der Mpplifatiun sn eriuabnen.
aimsspille glnto & electric So,
6inaspille, Seras.
garthe. Der fraraoiiide 2nit.

gartbe, Der fran5oiiide 2lit-
ipieloidter, muBte iid operieren lai-
len, mas er ieooh MIR sipolf Stlnoel
iiberlebte. Gin Srellilo, Der BON iei-
mem 3iitonoe niht8 ipuBte, trat nit
eitem 8illett fiir ben Sterbenoell
berin, nm ibn sur eriten 8oritellln9
BON 9icciniS vSSpbieeniu auf Taii-
ris" ob5uboIen. o2ieber sSreiino. i"
eruioerte 9ortbe nit 9roBer Hube,
Sic ieber, oaB man mid ioebe;t
ouf oen &irdbof tragen mill. oa fam
i'd niht gut in Die Sper seben4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06

anna oes 6ei her 8eidJiefnls setO-
teten id)luei5eriiden 9esatipnslefre,
tGrs Gtruehlin itattfanS.
9lns Berlin miro beridtet, oek
bcntldDe uno tiirfiid)e Srnppen bic
Gnqlanoer in Der 0esen0 BON Seri-
do, i'm noroueitliden Ealaitina, ge-
slunngen baben, iid snriifSn5ieben-
SIN lnolidem Gnklanb baben Die
0eutIden Sic iuid)tige 9anbels- nnb
SnbnItrieita6t Sefateriuoslaiu, $50
Neilen nDrb0itlid BON CoeiIa, ge-
nommen.
Geter Eetroff, Elm rniiiider Sps-
sial- -Weianbter, tit nit benz TrieoenS-
bertras nit 9entidlanb, Der in yer-
lin ratifisiert iunrbe, nad Eetersbnrg
smrafaefebrt. Gr iagt, mad Dem Jrie-
oemspertrag bleiben Gitblano nno
2iplemb amter Der 6erridaft Gne-
lambs. Nnr Der gertrag nit 9eptlf-
lamb lit ratifisiert, nid)t Der gertrag
NIT ben auoeren GeiitralniGd)tcn.
ssapaniide Ernppen fino IN @la-
biuoitof selnnbet, bod luirb IN ben
gerihten betunt, bais Oies nidt ais
cine ,snterDention ansnieben lei nno
Dail es aud feinc pulitiid)e SeSeE=
tnns babe. Die srnppen iollten nnr
bas iapamiIde &onlmlat nno bic japa=
miiden 0eid)afte in 8laOimuitof be-
ldiibcn
3tuei bentidr ariessidiffe MnS
mebrere sorpeopbpote baben, ME
ans Eetersbnrs semeloet luiro, ,Srnp-
pen bei Der finniiden Stabt Gfncs,
iaDlid) BON SeliingfOrs, selanoet,
0inIiiide GdJiffe fonnten Die san-
bnng nidt berbinoern.
yis jett liesen nod feline offi5icl-
len Menferunsen iiber bic NeSe oes
OiterreihiidJen Miniitcrs 1raf Ger
min upr.
/ @raf gSernin bcitreitet, 6af ieIne
Mitteilmnsen iiber @erbanolnnsen
nit glemenrenit gelDgen ieien.
NalrenS bes Wfpnats WidrS iiuS
nemmsebn nprluegiIde Sd)iffe tDrpe-
Siert iuurben, ippbei 45 Seelente nnts
2c6en famen.
ssramsDiiidDe Sd)iffe lunrben luaf)-
reno Der Dergnngenen Wpd)e nid)t
berienft.
Gie ans 8aibinstun gemclnet
miro, baben oas Ganoipirtidaftlid)e
gepartement nno Die 0tsOoo glomi-
uiltrattpn" iit ciueln genieinlamen
geridjt, Der 9iegiernns efnpfoblen,
sen geiammten sSeisen oes Sanbes
nmter aontrolle III nebinen, luenn ot
aonerch bcn Ercis bis auf 500
! per Snldel binamfIdJrambe.
0as sseberal 1poo goarO hat an-
sefiinbist, bais mad Dem f3. glprtl
fein NeifbrDo nnb feline nNpllS"
| mebr in nnierem ganoe sebafen iuer-
ben oiirfen.
eSn Gullinspile, Sllinois, II Wiei-
len 5ltlid pon ct. eonis, bat cine
WoIfsmenge in Der Nad)t uom 9pn-
| merstag anf syreitag eimem behtld)en
Ninenarbeiter namens Rubert y
Yraeger sebanst, neil er angeblid)
| in einer @ebe, Die er in Der benadl-
| bartem Stabt Nargbile am 3onners'
tag nadmittas bielf, beleioisenoe
8emcrfmnscn in gesms anf ben Fra'
ii6entem nnb anbere illugale genler'
fmnsem senadlt bate. Fraeser luar
| amIdleinenb Gin So5ialiit mno as'-
| tierte i'm Sinne bes Sp5ialismns.
9abnrd) lunrSen Die nidt-io5ialiiti-
iden Grbeiter iebr erbittert nno CT
mare beimabe idom in Marppille ge-
lbndlt iuproen, ipenn es linn nidt &c
lmneem iudre, III entflieben. Die IL
lpaalen 8emerfungen, Die er IN Iei'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06
Die Alten.

gief in nleinen 6dner5 perbiIien
SaB idb 5orifig lno perbillen;,
ltno es fam Die alte Hate,
Sam NIT Croft uIio sflugenl State.
,.@Gr' es nod 10 idpcr DeriDllnoct,
2ieber Sobn, ous 9er5 geiltn0et,
5hnler5te nod 10 tief Der NiB,
2ieber Sobn, pergiB, pergiB
.finmernebr fam id uergeilen,
@as Die Seele mir 5erfrellen,
geimmermebr fam ib nergebeft,
@as mir @liif serbruh llno 2ebenl'
Manhe WoIfe lit 5erfloilen,
@unoen baben fid) gelhlolien,
@r1ber tatell it;a iid 5u,
sludl oie 9llte ging 5llr Gnb'
llno es fommt nit 6lnllen @angen
&ent' inein Eod]terlein gegangen,
gYeint nm eines @liides Sderbelt
gitterlid1 llno inocbte itcrberl
,.Gino, ons illnge Ser5 geiunoet,
81r' es nod 10 ihtper periputoet,
GhmerSte nod 10 tief Der yitB,
9iebes aino. rergiB, pergiBp
9ieinbaro @plfer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06
geras

nent, Serr Gmil @aeaeii in Burton,
ibreibt ms. Sier in @aibington
Gour1tp fat es I'M Wtar5 l1no auA otc=
len Monat gut eeregnet 10 Bob Gar=
toffeln, Corn nno 3uderrobr iebr
iho1 5tebell. Seat miro fleiBig Corn
gebodt unb Cotton gepflon5t. @ar-
tenqentiiie Ieiott iebr inter alc'i
n1oolicben sorten llnee5iefer nno
oos 3eng mad)t eineln oiel srltbel
lino Merger
Serr sSlllius Sd]ran1m poll
Granger, oer @roB grdlioent Der
@ernlanasiobne iii 5eras, bot I'M Na=
men ser @roBloge 2ibertp gonos int
Setrage non $4,000 angefalift.
Starfe 9legen iino am Sreftag
nadltittag ullo abe1to in eirten gro
ben Sell oes Staates gefallen. 9ie
afieoeridlage tpelde iif BON ben IT'D
Iicben Counties Bis iiber Dallas htnA
ans eritretft babell pdriieren 5mildlel
/ nno 4 Sod. Ser ftdrflte fegenldl
miro aus Scr Begeno bon aerrpile
NIT 4 mno Center 8oint NIT 3 "
3oa berihtet. slltbere Staote lInoi
9rti6offer, ipelehe bon sSupiter Gliis
niils reidlih beood)t fpitroen, inc.
9tprnanna, Dorftpipit 2ennoer, See
neon, Comfort, 6onoo, .9'Sanis,
@anoera, grolplhpooo, 9ien grann-
feIs, Gan Wiarcos, Suling, 8aco,
0aaas llllp. sSn Ser @egeno Don Saa
Weorcos paren Die 9elpobner ge
sipllngen iid) ans ben 5luBnieoerlln-
aen nad bober gelegerlen @ebieten
8m flii6ten unb IN 2uling uilo Sod
bart ipn burd oen Stlirm itto oas
@erpittcr betr1btIid)er sdaoen allge-
rid)tet iein. Sssll oen erpabnter Sc
genoen linb iiberan Die 8dhe ltnoI
fSliifie aus ibren llfern getreten
sSn @ranger tpltrbe Der in Der.
ssabe fpobnenbe beutlde Sarmer s.
6. Toppel5 perbaftet. Or ioa illopale|
@euBerungen gerlaht baben nito beiI
elmer 9urhiuhnne ieines Sauics
muroen orei fleine Sdfe nit Wei-I
5eilnlebl, mebr als Die 2ebensmIttels
Megulationen erlauben porgefnnoen.
Gem 2f-iabrigen 0aDiO Mre7
bon 9lubrep, oeiien 4ernel bon einen
Sreibrienten erfaBt auuroe, ipuroe Ole
Sano bidt am Sanogelenf abgerillena
uno fiinf5ig Sub nett fpeggeihleli-
bert.
Die &aitflellte bon @eitnar ba=
ben beidloiielL oen 8erfalf BON 8el-
5ennebl ein5iiitellen unb lire gorrd-
te Der Gegierullg fir Die 9lrmee nEo
oie Maiierten sur 3erfiigung 5u itel-
len. 0ie @epolferling Der oortigcn
@egeno foa iebr opferfrelloig uno
bereit fein, bis sur ndditen Grnte an
Maisbrot 5u febeil.
Sn Der gtabe BON Weimnr III
Gbriitian 9nbfe, elmer Der angeieben-H
iten 6armer Der oortigen @egeno, I'M
boben sllter aus Dem 2eben geid)ie-
ben.
Die 8epobner bon geel graun-
felS nno Gonal Gountp baben fiir
Die brittle 2ibertp slnleibe bereitS
$t25,OOO lublfribiert nno oal1it Die.
BON ibnen ertpartete Quote Inn etpa
ST 900 iiber5eibnet Die gfeu gralln-
feller crbeben iebt anipru6 altf Die
Ieioene SABINE, pelbe pon8ollperneur
Sobbp Dem gountp periproden NOR
ben lit, oas 5uerit Die i'm 5ngeoadlte
Quote iiber5eiAnet
Ssn 8lanco lit Serr slug. 8itit
len. i'm sllter uon " Sabren sur
eiuigen Hube cingegangen.
sSn 8reitbnm bat iit Die bis
beriqe 2ebrerin Sran gtettie Better
ssiIher, ais Ganoioatin fir oas Init
oeS Gountp Shuliuperiiltenoenten
angefiinOigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06
lfndluIpaie Der (she.

8enn DER Wonn adliel5ufelto iagt I:
SD peiB niht, Oh oas 70 iit!" uno
oie SSrau nit totlider Siderbeit altss
ruff: sd CLAUDE beitimurt, Dab es 10
iltl", 70 meinen beioe oasielbe, nams
lid: oaB lie es niht miiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06


True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
April 9th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
ssn Ser lteberiidt Der Mn. Erene"
iuirb sefast, 6nf trot Des fnrdtbarei
aampfes, Der leit 9pnnerstag an Der
Strefe pun Albert bis bernnter nadJ
Mpntoi6ier i'm Gauge lit, uno troh
Der fdweren Nngriffe Der Sentidlen
sic Mlliierten an ben raeiiten Steaen
Scr ssront felt seitanben fatten. 9tur
iii6meiflidl npn hilbert batten bieGns-
lanber. iidj cine tnrse Gtrefe suriif-
sespaen mnb iueitlid BON NprenI
Ilatten Die ssranspien ben Heinen Srt
Gaifel anfgcgeben, nm ben in oeH
Ietten beibem Sagen id]arf gefdiapff
lei. ssn gaitel befinSen lid, Die Sent=
idlen nngefGbr 0rei Weilem BON Der
Earis= =Mmiens gabn. Die gllliierfen
mad)tem Wegenangriffe nuS seluan-
men elm fleines Scrrain tn Der NaBe
ppn Wripesnes, eiu anSeres in Der
9la1c bon 6ebnterne nnS Elm britfes
bei benz Crte Crpillere-Gurel, slui-
id)en Wfontbi0ier mnb 9sopon. Sn
Sieier Wegenb, erluarte man, iuerne
Sic aroFe CffeniiDe Der slliierten
rinieben. Die Gcntldjen ba6cn,
mad ben Herliner Neridten, fii0lid)
pon ser Somme mnb anf ben be;6en
Geiten BON @preuil Weluinne 1emad,t
un6 Mngriffe Der JransOien NIB
GnslGnber 5mriidgeidlastn. sic be-
hampten, baf iie Bis jett IN oieier pr
feniipe 10000 Wsann sefanseu sc-
nummen iin6 1900 &anpnen crbcn-
tet baben.
1lniere amerifaniiden SoloateM
befinSem iidJ, ipie geneloet wiro, nn-
gefGbr in Der mittlerem Sdladt5onc.
@enanere Wsitteilmnsen iueroem nid)t
gentndt, es miro and nidJt gelagt,
iuie niele BON ben arnerifantid]eit
Wfanuf6nften bort iinD.
Die Sta6t gi6eims lit pom bea
0eatIden iuieocr beidOiien luOroen.
Die GnglGncer melben, oar ne
siuiiAem Dem 9uee-sal nuo Der Sont-
me alie bentidjeu Ansriffe Suriifse-
if)lagem baben.
sfns gpmbon luirb gemelbet, bic
ncne EffeniiDe, luelde Die 9entIdjen
jekt er6ffnet batten, ridlte iidD in5ipel'
fcIbait gegen gllniens, aud iollc tic
bic Gnalanber pon Den syranspien
trennen nnb bas enSsiiltise 3iel lei
oie Grreid)itng Der Ser.
Ueneral yodJ, Der nene Sberbc-
fehls6aber Der gllliierten unb Miners
faner in Granfreid, erflartc einer
slnsabl BON Observation-Disclosures
baii alfes nut gebe. Die grohe Jlnt.
lueile Der Dertid)en lei bnrd ben
gSiberitaab gebrod,en. Die 3afnnft
fucr6e ben Dollen Grfols Der Mlliier'
ten bringen.
Gin berborraaenber franSoiiidJer
Diplomat erflGrte eimem aurreipon-
ocnten bes ySnternatipnal yfeluS
Serbiee4, BAH nniere amerifaniIden
srnppen, bic jekt i'm yiorolueifer
syranfreids tobcnoe Sdlad)t entidei-
ben iuiirben; ocsbnlb mii6ten lie and,
NIT Der sr0Ften Shnelligfeit oortbis
gebradJt iueroen.
aaiier 8ilbelm Ioa oem Eraiiben-
ten Der Sdnuei3 Elm Gdreiben snee-
Ianbt haben, in Dem nm Gntidnioi-
gnng fir bic GridDiefnng oes Sesa.
tipnsiefretar Strobelin sebete;l
iuir0.
Gffi5iea mirS ans Berlin mitae-
feiIt, 6af am WaittiuodJ feline geid)is.
isnns Der Stabt Earis itattsefunorn
babs, ba on 6ieient Gage Sie yeerbi'
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Weindjt elm Anabe inn Sitter bon ID
bis 16 Sabrem, Der bentidJ ipredlen
nno idreiben fann, nm iid) in elmer
Sruferei niitlid) su MAIDEN. stadJ'
sufragen in Scr Office Der a6reien
Yreile.n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06
alatidlbairn.

,Soben Sic id)on oas 9felelte
iiber oie Hdthl Miiller gebort2"
v9tein, aber oa liebt man mle-
ser, mas Die fiir Elm ihledtes iSrd;i-
eiBimmer iItl~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-06

- @er oa erfldrt, lid fann nibt
liiaen,4 benefit oanit oas @egenteil.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-22
a D. - Kindersarten.-

congress has recently recognized tae educational
EDS Of little caildren hy making an appropriation 90
United States bureau 81 education 10 suabsr Il
promote kudersartaa education ia the several
ties and territories
This act is timely for cur Pe5n a-e ha.ns ra5eEe
akened 10 the need OF better training for citizen
b than cur boys and girls are now receiving They
aize the urgent necessity or properly equppiuz
children fer The tremendous tasks they vsGI LEI
led upon to perform after gae war is ended.
Frhe council for national defense SAWS with regard
his subject.
There are nearly 100000 children 81 tas
|snited states who can not receive the beusats
Il kindergarten training either because thess
L re no kindergsrtens az al or rot eaough
Interest yourself II tats need 81 the very
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-22

.Represeatatve Kahn ef California -r.a=s taar ae
'ted States w-l need AZ ARMS CA 100000 10 neal.
nvinced tast ta.s country wlE par tina. number os
N in the field il i is necessary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-22

Continued tomorrow
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-01-19
WRITES ABOUT
FISH WITHOUT
BEING A LIAR
DIR. JORDAN, 81 TODAY,
KNOWS ALMOST EVERYTHING
ABOUT EVERYTHING

This world is full of number of
things, including college boys, fishes,
kings and what not, and all of them
are source of constant joy to DR.. Da-
vid Starr Jordan. The president of
Leland Stanford, Jr., University, will
celebrate his sixty-seventh birthday
today. DR.. Jordan is a native of
Gainesville, N. Y, a graduate of Cor
nell and Indiana Medical College, and
a NJ. S., M. D., a Phi. D. and a dou-
bel. D. He began his career as
an educator at Cornell, and later
taught the young idea at Lombard
University, Appleton, Wis, Collegiate
Institute, the Indianapolis High
School and Butler University. He
was president Of Indiana University
in 1891, when he was called to the
Pacific Coast to take charge of LIE
land Stanford. DR.. Jordan is inter
ested in so many things, and knows
so much about them, that he may al
most be said to know everything about
everything Zoology, botany, orni-
thology, biology and many other 'olo-
gies have been advanced by his re-
searches, but where he really shines
is in fsh-ology. He probably knows
more about the f1nny tribe than any
other living man, and he also has the
unique distinction of being able tc
write about fish without lying about
their size and weight. In fact, DIR
Jordan has probably forgotten more
about fishes than old Izaac altor
ever knew.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-01-19
STEEL FACTORIES
MAY CONTINUE ON
ORDERS FROM u. S

Washington, Jan. 19-Twenty-t three
of the country's largest steel mills
have been notified that they may con-
tinue operation if they run to 100 per
cent. capacity on orders for steel ship
plates for the navy and the emergency
fleet corporation.
The % steel plants notified that
they may continue operation if they
devote 100 per cent. capacity to the
production Of steel plates for the
Emergency Fleet Corporation include
Forged Steel Wheel Co., Butler, Pa;
Whitaker Glesner Steel Co., Ports
mouth, O.; Youngstown Sheet & Iron
Co., Youngstown O.; Allan Wood,
Iron & Steel Co., Conshohocton. Pa;
Bethlehem Steel Co., plants in Steel
ton, Pa, and Sparrows Point, Md;
Midvale Steel Co., plants in Coates
vile and Johnstown, Pa; Lukens
Steel Co., plants in Gainesville and
Carnegie Pa; Crucible Steel Co.,
plants in Pittsburgh, Pa, and Harri-
son, N. j.; Otis Steel Co., Cleveland;
Lackawanna Steel Co., Buffalo; Him
dis Steel Co., Chicago; Jones &
Laughlin Steel Co., Pittsburgh; Dom
ner Steel Co., Buffalo; Inland Steel
Co., Indiana Harbor, Mich; Central
Steel & Iron Co.. Harrisburg; Repub-
lie Iron & Steel Co, youngstown, O.;
Brier Hill Steel Co., Youngstown, and
the Corrigan- Mckinney Steel Co.,
Cleveland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-01-19
CATHOLIC Will
Be REQUESTED TO
HELP WAR SAVING
Cardinal Gibbons Sends Out
Letter Which Will Be
Read to People.

Hartford, Jan. 1S.-An appeal from
Cardinal Gibbons for the support of
the war savings campaign will be read
in every Catholic church of Connect
cut next Sunday mroning. The an
peal is as follows:
THE door of opportunity TO serve
our country is flung wide open for
practically every man, woman and
child by the sale Of war savings
stamps. This is the most impressive
thing about the movement which is
being undertaken by the National
War Savings Committee There can
be few people whose circumstances
will not permit them to buy at inter.
walls the 25-cent thrift stamp, and
with each purchase gain step by step
possession of the war savings stamp
for each one of which the credit and
resources of the United States are
pledged to return SIS for what now
costs $4.12.
Such a return being produced by
the process Of compound interest car
ries the lesson of thrift in a practical
and convincing way. I earnestly COM
mend to young and old, and more
particularly to parents, this simple
and easy method of acquiring the
habit of thrift. Many sorrows are
avoided and much happiness is to be
gained by the timely application of
the principles of thrift. To the build
ing of character it brings profitable
acquaintance with self-denial and self
reliance. It is a valuable aid to good
citizenship and a blessing that once
properly grounded is a faithful COM
panion through life.
We have reached a time in our
national life when no loyal citizen of
this country can afford to spend a
dollar for wasteful luxuries. Such an
expenditure resolves itself into dis
loyal act.
Welcome indeed, therefore, is the
opportunity offered through the sale
of these war savings stamps to pro-
mote the cultivation of thrift and at
the same time to serve ones country
by lending to it in such small sums
the price of the first step-the 25-
cent thrift stamp.
"Such is not only a privilege, but
it is the clear duty of every American
citizen, young and old. 1 urge upon
our clergy and our schools to aid in
every way in promoting thrift through
the purchase of war savings stamps.
For the help it gives to our coun-
try's cause, for the good it will do
those who take such steps, may this
movement carry it's patriotic and
practical mission to every nook and
corner of the nation"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-01-19
OF
EDGAR A POE'S
BIRTH TODAY

Admirers of Edgar Allen Poe will
today celebrate the 109th anniver-
sary of the birth of the beloved poet
and story teller, and. hundreds of pill
grims will visit the numerous build
ings and spots in Baltimore and New
York connected with the brief but
glorious career of Maryland's great
est son. When Poe was buried in
Baltimore over three-score years ago,
not bell tolled for him, and only a
few friends followed his body to it's
eternal rest. Today a magnificent
monument marks his grave, and it
will be covered with flowers on this
anniversary. Many old edifices in
Baltimore where Poe lived and wrote
and joyed and sorrowed are now
shrines on which awed pilgrims gaze
with tear-dimmed eyes. The Poe
cottage in Fordham, now part of New
York city. will also attract many Wis
itors today. What was a rural dis
trict in Poe's time is now a part of
a great city, and a. towering apart
ment house has been constructed be-
side the humble cot of the poet. The
sunlight that streamed through the
favorite window of the poets home,
where he wrote 1.-THE Raven" is now
shut off by a pile of brick and mortar.