davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
BO|SGyikai praveda priverstina
kareiviavima.
Tai pirmieji socijalistu 'ro-
jaus'' ziedai.
BetvaTke --jq neatsGriama drauge,
sUGRIzTA RUs1Jos BE-
LAISVIAI.
Nuvarge, apdriske, isbadeje,
su mediniais avalais.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April 4,
1913, as required by the act Of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Petrogradas, bal. 3.-Cionai
is Vokietijos parkeliavo pir-
mutines rusQ nelaisviQ parti-
jos. Baisiam jie stovyj. Nuba-
dele, be marSkiniQ, su medi-
niais avalais. Baisu ! juos pa
siziureti. Daro nepakeneiama
ispudi.
Belaisviai pasakoja, kad jie
visas Iail5as ten badmiriavet
MoraIis ju stovis taippat
pasibais6tinas. Jie negali isl.
vaizdinti Iaisves. Aplinkui tik
dairosi If klausiasi, argi jie
nera areSte.
Specially priemoniQ imta-
81, kad kuoveikiaus visi be-
Iaisyiai butQ sugrazinti is Vo-
kiatiios
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
BoLsEVIKAI INA KULTU-
RETI.
Ina nsudoties lakstytuvais.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. ILL.,, on April 4.
1918, as required by the act Of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Petrogradas, bal. 3.-Pir-
masis m6ginimaS laiskus We
zioti oru tarp Petrogrado If
Maskvos gerai pasiseke. Nuo
Petrogrado ligi Maskvos yra
400 myliQ. Pirmasis lallstytu-
vas Maskvon atskrido atlik-
damas ta kelione i penkias II
puse valandos. Kelioneje du
kartu buvo sustojes.
Lakstytuvas su savimi at
gabepo suvirS 300 svarq kra-
SOS siuntiniq. W laisko pa
siuntimq oru imama po 2 rub
liu.
Dabar jau keturi lakstytu-
val kasdien skrinda / abb pu-
81. Toksai susineSimas norma
ivykinti tarpe Petrogrado il
llitq didesniq miestQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
PRAsALINAMI VoKIEcIAl
DUONKEPIAI.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, III, on April 4,
1918. as required by the act Of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
New York, bal. 8. Kadan-
81 duonoje ir miltuose susek-
ia sumalto stiklo, Brooklyno
federale naisto taryba islei-
do paredymq prasalinti is
duonkepyklQ yisus voMecilIs
duonlepius darbininlus.
Pranesta, kad viena didele
duonos gamini1no istaiga iau
prasalinusi du darbininku yo-
lSieGiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, H., on April 4,
1918, as required by the act of DC,
tober 6. 1917.
Londonas, bal. 3.-BolSevi-
llQ vyriausyb6 sutruSkino
visus savo priesininEus, bet
yyriausybe joEiuo budu mega
Ii iveikti siaucianGios betvar-
kes salyje. Taip pasak6 Leon
Irockis, kalbedamas Maskvo-
ie, anot Reuterio depesos is
Petrogrado.
Trockis toliaus kalb6damaS
pazymajo, jogei atdio laikas
reorganizacijai If lsonstrukty-
viam darbui visoj salyi. Butt
mai reikalinga pakilti prie
darbo yisiems darbininkamS,
prasalinus is savo tarpo kenlS-
sminguosius ir nepakenclai
muosius elementus.
BeiSevi1st, u yi.isttii-
prende prayesti priverstinail
kareiviavima, anot depeSos is
Petrogrado / Exchange Tele-
graph. Taippat nutarta perkra
tyti il perdiskusuoti UlSrai-
nos centralas RADIOS Kijeve
taillos pasiulyma.
PraneSta, jogei vollieGiQ ka-
riuomene nuo Poltavos briau-
.jasi ant Charllovo.
Anot Reuterio depeSos *
Maskvos, bolsevikai su vokie-
Giais susimain6 padaryta tai
kos sutartimi, krri abiejQ sa-
liQ parlamentQ patvirtlnta.
Tai ivyko kovo 80 diena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
DARBININKAI SUGRYzO
DARBAN.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, H., on April 4,
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917
Norfolk, Va, bal 3 i1it
dziuma darbihinku, vyriartsy-
bds istaigose, Hampton Ro-
ads distrikte, dirbusiQ il pra-
eta pirmadieni sustreikavu-
siq del augStesnio uzmokes-
Mo, Siandie sugryzo darban,
kuomet pazadeta .jiems, kad
uzmokesnio padidinimo klau-
sine busiq pravesti tardymai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
Washington, bal. 3.--Ima-

lSlo, as required py IHe act OIL Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Washington, bal. 3. 3.-Ima-
masi priemoniq, kad kuovei-
kiausia pravesti drafto pro-
grama. Sako1na, kad greitrl
laiku apie tai. bus pranesta o
ficijaliai. Paskubinimo rel
kalauja netiketi atsitilimai
Pfancuzijoie. Todel Simet bus
paSaukta kareiviauti' 100000
vylu. Ir tai bus atlilSta vel
kiau, negu bHVo manoma. Ka-
res departanente tvirtinama,
.kad Simet daugiau 100000 ne.
bus paSaukta.i
Uzginami visokie spalioji-
mai, kad simet busia paSaulS-
ta 100000 ligi pusantro mill
jono vyrq.
VirSininkai nepramato, kad
butu galima simet pasiusti j
anapus vandenyno daugesniai
kareiviQ, kaip jau kares de
partamentas Seniau yra supple
naves, neziurint to, kad Bri-
tanija tam tillslui pristatytQ
il daugeli transportQ.
Dabar Suv. Valstijos kaip
mamie, taip Europoie turi APP
ginkluotq If iSrengtq 100000
kareiviQ. siu metq pabaigoie
tasai skaitlius bus padidintaS
ligi dviejQ il pusas milijono.
Tan skaitliuns ineis paint
draftu, 1aisvaafoiiai il specf-
.ialiai technikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04

"Isemus mazesniuosius su-
sir6mimus, kuriuos mes pa
sekrningai atlikome Serre a
pylinkese, ko pasekm6le
NUNS teko paimti volSieeiQ
poziciia, diena pra6jo labjaus
ramiau visam fronte.
"MuSio metu tarp Avre ir
Luce upiQ mes paemam SO ne
laisviQ il 80 kulkasvaidziq,
Didelis skaitlius vokieeiQ ne
gyvQjQ atrasta. Paskui pa
7akaraje musQ artilerija at
muse dvi stiprias vokieeiQ
kontratakas su dideliais nuos-
toliais prieSininkui.
VokieciQ batarejos nutildyta.
"sitoi apirubei vokieGia
batarejoms sek6si trumpai
veikti is nezymios tolumos.
Jas kadangi tuojaus nutild5
musQ kulkasvaidziai.
"Atlikta musQ pasekmln-
gas lokalis uzpuolimas He
buterne apylink6se. 10 pa
.sekmaje paimta 73 nelaisviai
il 3 kulkasvaidziai, Daug vo-
kieciu zuvo sito uzpuolimo
metu. Po pietQ priesininkas
buvo stojes kontratakon, BET
buvo atmuStas.
"Kitose fronto dalyse taip-
pat pasiseke NUNS uzpuoli-
mai. Paimta keliolika nelais-
vip IL uzmuSta daug prieSi
ninlQ. Tai iyyko Acheville II
Hollebeke apylinkeseo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
EKsPLIoDAvo voKIEGIT
DIDzIULE ARMoTA.
Uzmusta penki kareiviai.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago H., on April 4,
1913, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Paryzius, bal. 3.-Eksplio-
davusi il suplysusi viena is
didziuliQ toll saujanciq vokie-
Gciq armotu, kuriomis bonn
barduojama Paryzius, anot
paimtp prancuzu fronte vo-
kieGiQ nelaisviQ pasakojimo.
zuvo penki zmones is armo-
tos igulos. Apie tai praneSta
oficijaliai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
NoYoN KATEDRA LIEP.
sNoSE.
Uz tai vokieciai kaltina pran-
cuzus.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April 4,
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober G. 1917.
Amsterdam, bal. 3. Noyon
miesto katedra deganti, anot
pusoficijalio pranesimo is
Berlyno. VokieGGiaii az tai kali
tina praneuzQ bombardavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
REIKALAUJAMA PAIMTI
GYvULIU sKERDYKLAs.
Tuo tikslu senatui paduota
rezuliuci;a.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April A.,
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Washington, bal. 3.-Sena-
torius Thompson is Kansas
valstijos agrikulturos koml-
tetui indava rezoliuciia, kad
vyriausyb6 j savo rankas pa
imtu visas gyvuliq slSsgdykIQ
istaigas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
ANGLAT ATMUsA VOKIE,
GU ATAKAS.
Bombarduojama uzpakalines
vokie6iu liniios.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. H.. on April 4,
1918, as required by the act Of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Londonas, val. 3.-AngIQ
kariuomen6 praeitQ nakti po
smarkauS music atmuS6 stip-
ria vokie&iQ atakq Fampoux
apylinkdSe. praneSa Siandie
kar6S ofisas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04

lynas. Tas rciskia, kad Aus
triia yra laiminga tur6dama
toki valdovq, kurs yra pefsl-
dmes taikos idealu il kur! ta-
ne reikale remia 55,O00,000
zmonip. Tai yra dalis tn pa
ziiurQ, prie kuriu II pats pre-
zidentas Wilsonas linksta II
tro tikslu darbuojasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
TEUTONAI VEL GIEDA APIE
TAXA.
vakarQ frOntG tyIa prizes audral.
Sutraukiama skaitlinga ka=
giuOn7ene. .,
CFRNIN VEL KALBA ApIE
TAIKA.
Reikalauja, kad viskas butu
taip, kaip pirm kares.

SS~~H, n.y. H@A--A --|-- w"
True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. Ill. on April 4,
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
.LondOnas, bal. 3.-Austri-
jos-VengriioS uzSieniQ rel
kalQ minister's grafas Ger
min, kalb6damas ! YiennoS
municipale taryba treGiadie.
nj, pazymGjo, kad PrancuZi-
JOS premiera$ Clemenceau
"vlenq kartQ pirm SitoS ofen-
syvos" paklaus6, lokiaiS pa
matais Acknowledgements ga
ldtQ prad6ti taikoS taryba<,
prane$ama is Hague j Daily
News.
'Pasitarius su BerIynu'' g,
pasak6 grafas Gernin. AZ
kuoveikiaus atsakiau. jogei
as pasirenges prie tarybQ, II
joi Prancuzija nori taikintie>,
tai visupiFH4s turi .8tsisalzyti
atCauti AlZasa-LOrrainp Is
Paryziaus atsakyta, kad to
kiais pamatais taikintieS esQ
negalimas daiktas.
"BaiSuS susirdmimaS vaIa-
ruose iau prasiddio. Austru-
veng1Q kariuomen& tcnai ka-
riauia bendrai Su vokieGiais.
Mes bendrai kovoiame apg;-
nine Austrijos-VengrijoS II
VokietijoS. Mes nepasiSv6n-
Giame vokieGiQ reiEalams dan.
giau, kick vokieGiai Gera at
lieka NUNS. Mes nekovojame
del imperijalistiniU ar u%gro-
bimo reikaIavjmQ kaip SAT-,
taiD Vokietiiai''.
Eori "status quo ante sto-
GrafaS Cernin, anot Am
sterdamo depe$oS i Daily
Chronicle, taippat pazvm6ies,
jog jis labai pa~iilge$ taikoS
ir kad 10 Sails tolesniai no
rinti praSilenllti 81 miIitarine
ofensyva. JiS pasak3, kad
Austria nieko daugiau memo
rinti prize taikos, kaip tik pa
silikti prie ''status quo ante
belium", ty. tokiam Stovyj,
kokiam buvus pirm $!os ka-
res. Sake:
'.Praneuziios il Italics as
piracijos yra tik utopia, uz
kulia skaudziai lures nuken-
t6ti".
Grafas Cernin .pasak6, jog
lis visai nemaneS, kad prezi-
dentas WiIsonas savo pasta
raia kalba butQ m6gines per
skirt Vienna su Berlynu. j.
sal, taigi Cernin, turis ger2
opiniia apie prezidento Wal
sono diplomati$krmq tue
zviIgsniu.
Prezidentas WiIsonas zino,
teSd grafas Cernin, kad tok-
sal persiskyrimas yra negall-
mas. Jis turbut mato, kad
Vienna labiaus linksta prie
tarntautin6s taikos, kaip Der.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
S. v. TURF DAUG1AU $780,
600 ToNU LAIVU.


True translation filed with the post.
master at Chicago, Ill, on April a.
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Tokyo, bal. 2. Japoniios
issiuntineiimo komisija nus
prende 250,000 tonq intilpimo
laivu pavesti Suv. Valstijoms,
Is to skaitliaus 100000 tonQ
pripazino patti japonp yyriau-
sybe ir 100000 laiyQ statyme
kompaniios " pristatoma
JOINS phena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04

True translation field with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on April A.
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Lisbona, Portugalija, bal.
Portugalas inzinierius Be
nito Caeiro, anot laikraseio
Seculo, isrades nauios rqsies
ar1nota, kurios soyinys gals
lekti 90 myliu tolumoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04

Londonas, bal. 3.-Praeit2
pirmadieni anglQ lakunai gy-
Val veik@ muSiu laukuOse
Prancnziioic. Pamcta Septy-
niolila tonu bomhQ II numu-
* 16 voEieGiQ IakstytuvQ II
, baIionu. LakunQ kOrpu&o
oficijaliam prane$ime sakOma,
kad nakti IakunQ skadronaS
pamatt daug bombQ ant gele-
zinkeliQ StoGiu uzpakaIinGse
vokieGiQ Iinijose. PraneSimo
Sakoma:
"Skaisti .diena buvo pirma-
dicni il todel muSu zemai
s'1rajojantieji lakStytuvai IS
nauio tur&jo pa>isekimq. ST.
Wis l!-ka tOnQ bOmbQ pameS-
il il tukstanciai rundQ i&au-
II * oro j prie$ininkO pest
ninkuS il ! kitaS nuziurtta:'
victaS ant zem6s. PrieSininEo
lakunai taippat veil56 pietinaj
muSQ fronto dalyi II Saudi
is kuikaSvaidziQ i musQ ko-
riuomenG.
sunaikinta priesininko balio-
mai.
"De$imts prie$ininlo LAX
stytuvQ Sunaikinta if Se$i X
ii numu$ta. Be to dar vienQ
lakstytuvQ numuS6 ! musQ Il
niiaS musQ p6stininkai. MusEl
Iakunai sunaikino du priest
nink0 halionu. Nezinia kur
Drapuol6 musQ Il lakstytuvQ.
"Sutemus musQ naktiniai
!akunai bombardavo prieS!-
ninko gplezinkeiiQ stotis, ka-
riuomene If transportus, pa
met6 daug bombu ant Cam
brai gelezinkelio stotieS, ant
stoties pietrytuose nuo Douai,
ant geIezinkelio pietnose nuo
to miesto, taip lygiai If ! X.
tas nuziur6tas vietas. Fisos
musu ma$inos sugryzo".
Anglu oficijalis pranesimas.
Is fieIdmar$alo Haig w
riausios stovyklos antradic-
Mo vakare $tai kas oficijaliai
prane$ta:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
Anglu oficijalis pranesimas.

Is fieldmar$alo Haig w
riausios stovyklos antradic-
Mo vakare Stai kas oficijaliai
prane$ta:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
VEIKIAI BUS sAUKIAMA
100000 VYRU.
Norma kuodaugiausia karei-
viz pasiusti j Prancuzija.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, H., on April 4,
1913, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-04
BOLsEVIKAI "SUTRUsKI
NE" vISUS sAVo PRIEsi
NINKUS.
Teciau betvarkes negali iveik-
tt.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, H., on April, A.,
1918, as required by the act of DC,
tober 6. 1917.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-15
Amt. due City Of Grenada...$544.65
Amt. due Tie Plant---.---- 1925
Amt. to remain in Co. f'd-.--2.394.72


Il w Ia ~ w
S3,O51.62
1t appearing from the monthly re-
ports of w. H. Crowder, Sheriff and
Tax Collector that he has collected
and paid into the County Road Fund
the following amounts of ad valorem
road taxes in the city of Grenada,
to-wit: For month of December,
1917 the sum of $3,269.46, less Sc
commission making net amount 49,
171.69 and for the month of jan
uary. 1918 the sum of $91S.28, less
SO commission making net amount
$89O.74 and that the city of Grenada
is entitled to one half of said amounts
to-wit: The sum of $1,5S5.69 for
December, and $445.37 for January.
1t is ordered that the Clerk of this
Board draw warrants upon the Road
Fund of said county in favor of the
City of Grenada for said sums of ST.
$3.50 and ~$445.37, for its share of
said road taxes as provided by law.
Ordered that the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, be and it is here
by notified to widen the crossings
where the Grenada and Duck Hill
public road crosses said railroad right
of-way at or near the corporation line
said public road crosses said right
Of the city of Grenada and also when
of-way about three miles south of
Grenada, known as Mitchell's cross
ing. Ordered further that the Clerk
send a certified copy of hits order
to said Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany.
Ordered that J. F. Spears, Road
Commissioner, be instructed to en-
ploy assistants in Districts One, Two,
Four and Five at a salary of not sx-
ceeding $3.50 per day for time ac-
tually put in, said assistants to be Sc
lected by and with the consent of the
members of the Board from said Dis
~tricts, the duties of said assistants
to be to look after the working and
maintaining the public roads in said
Districts and see that the road con-
tractors comply with their contracts,
and make reports to and work under
the direction of said road commits
siOner and members of the Board,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-15

provided this order shall be in force
only until further notice of the
Board.
We the committee appointed by the
Board to go upon and inspect the
Mitchell Pass Road, hey leave to re-
port that we find the road up to grade
but that it has not been properly
maintained and kept in shape as re-
quired by contract, and that same
needs machining to fill up holes cut
there by public use and recommend
that same be not finally paid for un-
til properly machined and dragged.
r. V. MASON,
D. R. CHILDERS,
Committee.
We your committee appointed by
the Board to inspect and take up the
Mitchell Pass road for final payment,
beg leave to report as follows: Since
filing our report on a former day of
this term. we have again gone over
said road and inspected same, and
now find same up to contract, said
road having been put in proper shape
by the contractors.
We therefore recommend that the
same be accepted for final settle
ment, this March 7th, 1918.
r. V. MASON,
D. r. CHILDERS.
Resignation of w. R. Yeager ac-
copied.
Ordered that the Board do now
take adjournment until March 23rd,
1918, at 900 A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of receiving and considering the
reports ordered to be furnished by
the Engineer and Clerk at that time,
and for any further action that the
Board may think necessary and pro-
per to take in the matter of building
good roads.
Members allowed mileage and per
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-15
Engineers Report.

|. engineer for your honorable
body. have gone over and Inspected
the Mitchell Pass Road and find it in
good condition, having been dragged
and machined at a late date, leaving
q good crown and smooth surface.
| find from Engineer Wells re-
port that said road was up to grade
and profile at the time it was put on
maintenance, there has been no traf-
fic on this road to cause 1t to be cut
into ruts and has held its grade al
right.
| recommend to your honorable
body this road for final payment with
the following exceptions, that enough
money be retained grOm final pay
ment to fill in bridges and over boxes
and other expense that might be at
tached on this road and Grenada Du-
bard road.
WILL C.. LINDLEY,
County Engineer.
Ordered that R. V. Mason and D..
r. Childers be appointed Committee
to inspect with eviw to taking up
fro final settlement TIE Mitchell Pass
Road in District One.
Ordered that the report OF Or. j.
B. Middleton, County Health Officer,
be and the same is hereby accepted.
Wednesday morning, nine o'clock,
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
members present same as yesterday.
l hereby certify that according to
last enumeration as made by the
County Enumeration the Number Of
Educable children in Grenada County
outside the Separate School Districts
were 4,929-and for the Separate
School District of Tie Plant there
were 231 Educable chilydren and for
the Separate Municipal School Dis
trict of the City of Grenada there
were 1,121 Educable children.
NJ McKIBBEN,
County Supt. Education.
Amt poll tax collected to
Feb for 1917 taxes----$3,051.62
No. Educable children in Co.---6,28t
Co. outside Sep. Districts-----4,929
City of Grenada .----1,121
Tie Plant Sep. Dist.------:.23I
Total
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-07
SURPLICE SASH SWEATER.

The surplice sash sweater is ap- bearing at Bar Hsrbor, Lennov and
 other exclusive summer resorts and the style is so graceful that this new sweater model is bound to become popular. The collar is straight strip, knitted on small needles so that the weave is close and fine, and around the neck and down as far as the bust, the collar turns flatly back on the sweater, rising close to the neck at back, as straight collar always does. Below, the bust the collar keeps on in three-inch wide strips which are long enough to be crossed, passed around the back of the waistline, crossed again and brought around to the front of the hip, where loose knot is tied. The ends of the sash are finished with fringe. When coIlar-sash and turned back cuffs contrast in shade with the sweater the effect is very attractive. A sweater of rose colored wool has white cuffs and white coIlar-sash; one of blue wool hRs trimming of pale gray. The long lines given by the narrow collar and crossed sash are becoming to full figures and make an ordinary sweater much trimmer and smaxten
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-07

quart; IA quart baskets sold at all prices according to quality. Early sales were made at $1.50-1.75 with a rapidly lowering market so that clean up sales were made at $1.00-1.25 OF 7-9c quart. Housewives are advised that tomatoes are plentiful and it is time to can them. Sugar it not a necessity and good supply of this delicious vegetable should be preserv- ed. Retailers will be glad to quote special prices on canning quantities.
 Corn is in fair supply with Golden Bantam bringing the growers $2.50 ah undred or F c an ear. Most sales on white varieties were made at S2. e. $2.25 a hundred or 2-2A an ear.
 Local onions are bringing the grower s2.75-S.00 a bushel or Sh- g 7a ca quart.
 Wax beans are costing the retailer $1.5O a bushel and green beans SIPS. Shell beans are bringing the grower $1.40 bushel. These prices are equivalent to 5c a quart on the wax. 4c a quart on the green and about Sc quart for the shell as the price to the retailer.
 Local pears are m ing their ap- pearance, costing $350 a bushel for No. Is; $2.50 bushel for No. 2's.
 Apples are scarce with a very un- certain outlook for the future supplv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-07
Diary of a Fashion Model
She Learns How Dainty But serceabe Morning Frock Is
 Made In Dark Hues
By GRACE TEORNCLIFFE

means conspicuous. It is of black charmeuse narrow as to skirt and bodice. A few small folds at the wafstline give a little fulness to the plain skirt. Almost tight-f1tting is the small square bodice, and it's softness comes from the folds at the shoulder line that make it little full. The sleeves are narrow, but not too tight fitting, and the neck is round and collarless.
 Thee ontrasting note in this frock is the trimming, which is white or- gandie. Three tiers of organdie ruff lies finish the bottom of the skirt, and three small tiers of ruffles repeat the same effect at the end of the sleeves. There is a quaintness about the small ruffle of organdie around the neck that sets off a beautiful throat charm ingly, and gives a girlish air to the costume.
 Very trim is the plain white or gandie apron that accompanies this of any kind.
 Possibly this artistic omission is one of the reasons why Madame's frocks never seem overdecorated, no matter how much ornament one can find in them. Possibly the temptation to finish off this little apron with the organdie ruffles to match the dress would have beenSt too much for the av- craze woman. But that tiny ruffle would have been one ruffle too many and would have spoiled the frock ut- terly
 It is in the handling of ruches and ruffles and ribbons that the greatest artistic restraint is called into action. A little goes long way-yet the most cleverly designed frock can be spoil ed by just one decoration 700 many one last Tuffle that is wrong. [ Especial caution is necessary in these light trimmings and frocks of summer sheer fabrics. A bit of too much trimming, and behold, the dainty summer frock is transformed
 into something old-fashioned or ] dowdy.
 | In a ruffled or ribboned frock there should always be some mark of delib-
 crate p1ainness to give it an artistic touch. When Mrs. Leslie wore the frock minus the apron she looked not
 half so dignifed, as we'll as lovely, as when the simple square of unadorned
 white was added. The simple touch to the ornamented frock will invaria-
 bly, make it more artistic.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-07
ETIQUETTE

When going % an entertainment, young lady should be dressed ready to accompany her escort upon his ar rival.
 x. Y. z.-I suggest that you ask your f1ance to give you your freedom, at least until he sees his way clear to a future marriage. As long as he does not wish you to make your en- gagement public, it places you in an embarrassing situation, and during his absence prevents you from re- ceiving attentions from other young men. You may remain friends just the same, until he is in a position to take a definite stand. It would be perfectly proper for you to suggest attending some particular form of amusement.
 Widow-In the case of a widow who remarries, good taste requires that all ceremonies should be as sim pie as possible. The linen should al- ways be marked with the brides maiden initial. It would be correct to have a church wedding; but of course the bride must not wear white or 8 veil; hat in any pale shade, and dress to harmonize would be ap- propriate.