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 tween Villers-BretonneuX and Hangard and the success of the French in again forcing their way into Hangard vli- lage and possessing themselves of oth- ed valuable ground in this section.
 No Nearer Amiens
 The Germans. as the week closed, were virtaully no nearer their objec- tive. the allied base at Amiens, than they were before their smashing at tack on Wednesday between the Somme and the Avre, while several of their divisions have been badly smashed in the fighting against tf! British and Franco-American defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-28
FRENCH BUILD SHIP
lar Rcr,ew I.enseh Hviren

IIiN EHEInW I.00seO WIrel
 PARIS, April 2z-The largest ,reighter in the French mercantile marine service was launched at Dun kirk yesterday and now is safe in a French port remote from the fighting zone. It is A50 feet long and is Of 19,000 tons displacement.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-28
Additional City Briefs
MAKING USUAL VISIT

Sam Kitchner, the cigar drummer who makes his headquarters in Los Angeles. and travels for the firm of M. Gunst & O.. was in the city yes terday making one of his usual trips He has been making this section of the country for a number of years.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-28
WON BET

A couple of travelling men were standing on the Copper Queen Hotel steps last evening and were looking up at the flag pole on Eucky O'Neill Peak They began discussing about how long it. would take man to go up there and back. One word led to another until the younger spoke uD and said. "I can go up there and back in less than an hour" A bet was
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-28

Mrs. Frank Porter Amos. announce the marriage of their sister Helen Amos Ochs 10 Captain John Harry Ness. r. s. army. on Saturday. May 9. 1918, at Camp StatsbuTg. Philippine Islands. Al home. Ft Wm. McKin- ley, Philippines.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The following announcement will be of interest to the many friends of Mrs. Helen Ochs. Lieut.. Colonel and
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-28
WAR SPIRIT MARKS CHAUTAU.
 QUA PROGRAM

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WAR SUMMARY

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MOONEY CHARGES FRAUD IN ATTEMPT
 TO ESCAPE DEATH

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The border vidette., 1918-02-16
BIG INCREASE IN VALUE.

According to the annual report of the Bureau of Crop Estimates, Department of Agriculture, dat ed February 1st, the value of live stock on farms and ranges in Arizona has increased $16, ,OOO- 900. The total value of all such stock is S77, 100000.
 In numbers, horses have in- creased during the year 5000; mules increased 1000; milch cows increased 6,OOO; other cat tie increased 173, ,OOO; sheep de- creased 82 1000; swine decreased 24,OOO.
 In average value per head, horses decreased $4. .OO; mules increased $4.OO;milch cows show the same value as last year; other cattle increased $3.2O; sheep increased $4~1O; swine in creased $500.
 In total value, horses decreas- ed $9O, ,OOO; mules increased $4O,- GOO; milch COWS increased $51O,- GOO; other cattle increased $9, 771, 300; sheep increased $5. 938.- 400; swine increased $112,OOO.
The border vidette., 1918-02-16


 CT, received a "blackhand" let ter the other day requesting him to leave S15, 1000 in ten and twen- ty dollar bills in specified place. Fearing his place of bus mess would be blown up, Ajax told the officers. A package of paper was made up and proper ly placed. The decoy worked and Frank Tustin, a recent ar. rival from Deming, N. M was caught in the police drag net.
 In the recent allotment of War Savings Stamps to be sold in each state, that for Arizona is $5, ,629, 742 %. This amount is divided among the fourteen ties of the state, according to the population. and means a per capita basis of 5000 worth of stamps. These stamps can be bought a few at a time and as $5 .OO' worth are bought they can be transferred to War Savings Certificate, which bears inter est or the $500 certificate may be purchased outright.
 In a recent letter sent out by the Treasury Department, all patriotic citizens who subscrib- ed to the Liberty Loan are es- pecially warned against agents who have, with too frequent success, induced subscribers to sell their Liberty Loan bonds and take in exchange securities which in a number of cases have been of very questionable value. It is for the best interests of the people at large, as we'll as for their actual protection, that they all such offers, and hold fast to the best investment in the world, that is, bonds of their own government"
 B. NJ. Atwood is state engi. neer, succeeding Lamar Cobb, and Leroy Ladd is chairman of the commission of state inStitu- tions, succeeding Homer R. Wood ,as a result of a big shake up in the statehouse\ this week. The commission of state insti- tutions insisted on supervising affairs of the state engineers office, and controlling the ex- penditure of the state highway fund. Cobb objected strenuous ly, and in addition to filing suit against the commission, wrote a long letter to Governor Hunt in which he attacked Homer Wood, Wiley Jones, attorney general, and F. c. Struckmeyer of the of state institutions. As result of Cobb's letter the resignations of himself and MT. Wood were accepted. Louis w. Lowenthal of Tucson succeeds Ladd as secretary to Governor Hunt.-Arizona Copper Camp.
The border vidette., 1918-02-16

quantities of zinc ore for the first time, and the properties operat- ed by Randolph & Gemmill at Grown King also made some shipments. Zinc was shipped from the Duquesne property in Santa Cruz county. Smaller shipments were made from the Wallapai district and from Tue son, Globe, Patagonia. Pearce and Casa Grande. The mill of the Union Basin property was burned in October.
 Dividends for eleven months from Arizona properties amount ed to more than $41,OOO,OOO The main contributors were the Inspiration, the Calumet & Ari- zona. United Verde, Miami, Un- tied Verde Extension, Ray Con- solidated, Old Dominion, A rizona Copper, Magma, Shannon, Shat tuck Arizona, Iron Cap, Arizona United, Grand Gulch, Arizona Commercial, United Eastern and Consolidated Arizona. The Cop per Queen is a dividend payer, but published no figures.
The border vidette., 1918-02-16
PLENTY OF ROOM.

The people of Nogales are a live bunch and are we'll known entertainers. Cattlemen who will attend the convention of the Arizona Cattle Growers Asso- citation which meets there Febru- ary 14, 15 and 16, may rest as sured that they will be shown a pleasant visit. We have been asked by cattlemen over the state if there will be rooming and eating accommodations suffi- cient for a big crowd. We have been assured that all those things have been attended to and every one will be properly bedded and fed. There is plenty of room for all. Cattleman.
The border vidette., 1918-02-16
ELECT LOYAL MEN TO OFFICE.

The people of the United States have as important duty to perform this year as the win ming of the war, and that is to see that only loyal Americans are placed in office to keep the war going and to force the issue with the kaiser to a successful determination, One hundred per cent Americans are needed. Do not blind yourself with party fealty, but see to it that if your party tries to compromise with the pacifists and pro Germans that you will do your best to lay them away in the political grave. yard. Only loyal Americans must be put on guard in every office, from constable to presi- dent.-MeSSenger.
The border vidette., 1918-02-16
Registrants Who Have Passed.

Recently the local draft board has been engaged in physical examination of registrants fall ing into the first class, and sub- ject to the next call, which is anticipated to be made shortly, says Tuesdays Oasis.
 Following is the list of those who have passed:
 l. Charles L.. Hardy.
 2. Harry B. Bingham.
 3. Albert B. Crayne.
 4. Richard Kunde.
 5. Edgar c. Kendall.
 6. Edward A. Butler.
 2. Charles A. Anderson.
 8. Ross B. Dayton.
 g. William J. Broad. 10. Francis Gomez. II. Charles Allen. 12. Howard E. Baack. 13. Arthur Martin. II. Albert Templeton. Is. Thomas Bayze. 16. Fred H. Barr. r. G. Fladung. IS. Charles w. Hawey. 19. Charles D. Thompson. 20. Frank Schneider. 21. Carlos ValeDzuela. P. Alex. Carol. 23. James A. Battiste. 24. Louis c. Hummel. 25. Frank Wilson. 26. Olaf R. Franzen. 27. James G. Kane. 2S. Ramon A. Moreno.
The border vidette., 1918-02-16
NO BETTER DEMOCRAT.

Word reaches this office that Attorney General Wiley E. Jones is also a candidate for the demo- cratic nomination for governor of Arizona. There is no better democrat anywhere and, he is all right otherwise. The nomi- nation for this office by the de- mocratic party is the same as handling the office to the man, for it is his.-Prescott Courier.
The border vidette., 1918-02-16

To complete the quota of the county twelve will be drawn and sent to Camp Funston when the order to send them is received. Unless there is some change by examination later of other men whose list number precedes those given above, the twelve who will be called are:
 Charles l.. Hardy, Harry E. Bingham, Albert B. Crayne, Richard Kunde, Edgar c. Ken dall, Edward A. Butler, Charles B. Anderson, Ross B: Dayton, William J. Broad, Albert Tenn pleton, Thomas Bayze.
The border vidette., 1918-02-16

Join The One Hundred Per Cent American Club.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17

loan ooeMA, pres. gen.
Uniunea Bocietatilor Ro-
mine de Ajutor 81 Cultu-
I'd, 3601 Pennsylvania
Ave-, Indiana Harbor, In
diana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17
Cererile grupului
SpdrtaCuS.

AMSTERDAM, 16 Dec. - De-
pesele pulicate in Handelsblad de
All arata ca grupul Spartacus din
Berlin a facut uncle cereri foarte
mari. Eli zic ca pentru ,,asigurarea
revolutiei,' politia sd fie desarma-
ia imediat, la fel 81 ofiterii, clasa
dominanta, soldatii ce nu sunt
proletari. Consiliul soldatilor 81 a
muncitorilor sd alba dreptul de a
conflsca tOate armele. 81 muni-
tia, cit 81 fabricile unde Sc fac
acestea. Eli mai Ger armarea pro-
letarilor, formarea unei miiitii a
lucratorilor, cit 81 o garda rosie !;
abolizarea ofiterilor, parlamen-
teior, formarea unui consiliu al
tuturor muncitorilor; cancelarea
tuturor datoriilor de stat 81 pu-
blice.
COnfiScarea tuturof averilOr ce
tree de la un anumit punct.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17

tar, Stefan Florescu, easier, Nj
colae Blotor ri loan Anghel, CEN
sori, lar de colectori au ramas
domnii: Vasile Belaycu, Nicolae
Belascu, HE Otelea, Nieolae Ba-
nu, Nicolae Motu, Noise Neag,
Vasile Martianu 81 loan Boariu.
Rezultatui material 8 noua
pestra grea asupra Ligei Natio-
nals. Adeca frumoasa suraa de
1851 dolari 70 cent?. Da1 fratii
din East Youngstown, Ohio nu
. vor nSrgini numai aci. .Muncs
dfnsilor are s. mearga Gu multi
mai departe. Vor cutreera toate
bortnrile 81 casele rominilor din q.
gel oras ca sa-i faca pc toti men,
bril-.
Onoafe lor si Dumnezeu sa le
ajRte!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17

Dumineca trecuta, in Is |. G. So
cietatile din East Youngstown, D.
impreunate Gu parochiile de AGO.
lo an svut adunare poporala,
de care amintisem in unul din nu-
nerii trecuti. Adunareaa . avut loc
in hala societatii ,,Fratia Romi-
no" Scopul era punerea bazelor
1nei sectiuni locale pentru Liga
Nationala.
Adanxrea . fost prezidata de
d-nui Grigore Aron, presedinte Ia
nSaminatorul Rominn Printre
vorbitpri au fost; PSr. loan Po-
dea, Iulius =. ". IoanoVt oVtiici, d.nul
Ananie Boldor, Dr: Dio,sisie Mol
dovan, 1. Vintila IS. Flprescu, G.
Marhap ii I. Piciu.
Foafte fkumQs 81 adese aplau-
dati ~ vcrbirjle dineilor s9 fost
dcmnis RSy. loan Podsa il 4.
Roldor. II
a urms asestor vcrbiri. ~ lip-
O. nigte di1eI u cari IA nal pr0.
Noeat M I'M t I'll n Ypje lnuj,
\ 4 pm Rpf 4 ~ lsnt S,op6i ectiunj,1
uncti tio1 i 4ost Il ss
y q M q I :! 9 q Y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17
PRES. PORTUGAL
LIEI ASASINAT.


LONDRA, Is Dec. = PreSedin-
tele POrtugaliei, DR.. Sidonio Paes,
a fost puscat Simata noaptea de
un assassin, pc timpul cind in Lisa
bona astepta in CARA dupa un
trcn Gu care avea de gind sd ple-
ce la Oporto. Strife sosite din
Londra, prin carl sd vesteste asa
sinarea dinsului, spun ca fost
ucis de cele trei gloante trase
asupra lui. Presedintelc a murit
III citeva minute. Asasinul prese-
dintelub Gu numele. Jeetne, fost
ucis de multimea adunata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17
lista Cal|endare-
Ior expediate.

La oceastd rubricd in fie care II
Sc publicd mumele persomnelor $,
q societdtilor cdroro u s'a erpedsal
CGlend0re.
S0c'etdtile sunt srugate d Sc IN.
teresa Ia Con,pamia de EDpres, in
special Gcele carl aW 0dreso pe
Bord, sar persoanele singuratice la
postd.
16 Decembrie.
|. Vaidean; Soc. Plugarul Rd-
min 4 M. George; N. Suciu; Soc.
ST. Maria; g., Lisca; Soc. Horea,
Closca 81 Crisan; N. Boboc; l.
Bulz; Soc. Printul Carol al Ro-
mlniei; Soc. Andreiu Baron de
Saguna 81 Crucea Romina; E. Co
Jocaru; B. G. Sufana; Simion AL
bu;< Tudor Stefan; I. Rus; G..
Pintea; G. Salca; Soc. Vulturul ;
Soc. Dacia Traiana Avram An
ghel; T. J. Costea; Soc. DR.. v.
Lucaciu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17
Urmasul Prese-
dintelui Paes.

LONDRA, 16 Dec. Parla-
mentul portughcz sd va fntruni a.
stazi pentru ca in conformitate Gu
constitutia tarii, sa numeasca un
urmas pentru presedintele mort.
Nj Sa zahinteste foarte nsllt nu-
mclc lui Canto Castro, ca urmas
al dinsului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17
ADUNAREA POPORALA "A SECTIEI LII
GEL NATIONALE's DIN CLEVELAND. o.

Dumineca, pc partea de vest
q Clevelandului, scotia ,,Ligei Ma
tionale" avut 0 adunare popo-
rala in hala spatioasa q Societatii
,,R. Cafpatina" Adunarea . fost
foarte reusita, hala spatioas3 !
fost tixita de lumsa % ! VENT
ee = sscalte cpviptele condaeItos
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17

Poporul Romin 3 viu animat de
dorinta de q ajuta ,,Liga Natio-
nala" singura Institute e lupt1
pc un 'teren polite pentru cisti-
garea drepturilor neamnlui nos.
try, &c lupta pentru intxptuixse
Rominiei Mari. .1l'''1'
~ acsastk adnnars pop.sl
~ Aent ialst1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17

ouDalternul Spune ca sc string
bani pentru lucruri carl nu mai
au nici un rost. lar seful spune
in adunare publica Cd trebue sa Sc
str7nga bani 81 da 81 d1nsul. 81 pu-
blicul da. Cui sal crexi? Cine re-
prexinta -opinia publica7 Asta-i
,,heluva taim".
Sa ocolesc lucruri carl pentru
un scriitor ast&xi au insemnatate.
Oar ce folos daca publicul crede
ca nu acuma, astazi, are insemna-
tate aceea ce vrea Kaiserul nostru
sa dicteze. Ar Fl curios sa slim ca
publicul de Ia care traieste dinsul
ori dlnsul trcbue sd Sc supuna?
No che asia ii tare ,,heluva
tain"
Tn alt sfatos voia socoata pu-
blica acuma 81 de graba. Stiti ci-
ne q fosti Tocmai eel ce propuse-
Sc ca sd nu sd faca nici odata da-
re de seama. Pc semne acuma sunt
altii la ,,pita" deci lor li-se poate
cere socoteala ori cind. Ma rama
scsc pc 10 actiuni cd daca erau
altii functionarii mar fl urmat
socoata publica pima la a doua
venire. Ar Fl fost un ,,heluva
taim".
Sa Spune ca are sa fie Heluva
tain pentru Uniune. Simtim 81
moi. lnsa moi simtim intors. Pro
tcstele curg 81 tot hi contra celui
ce sp1aea caare Sd fic. ,,heluvas
taim''. Toti dau. Ma ramasesc ca
de- merge tot asa are sa dea 81
dlnsul la rcpartitie, ca sd nu iasa
din fond.
AIc Sd LIE ,,HeIuVa TAIN
Oamenii ~ Doamne iarta-ne -
mai vorbesc 81 de fatarnicie. D'a-
poi unde este fatarnicia aceea?
Nu-i dinsa acoK6 unde una vor-
besti la adunari 81 alta scrii in III
arr Una promiti 81 alta faci?
Faci ,,heluva taim".
Incheierea' A, da, mai este 81
pleasna. Ri bine, sunt gazetari 81
de aceia carl sd leaga de toate,
sunt in stare sd umpla coloanele
Gu cele mai mari absurditati, nu-
mai ca sd, le umpla cit mai iute,
sa le scnture de pc mineca. Norba
aluia All suflu cald, milne rece,
All aici, mine n Focsani. Princi-
pill Tinnta? Lux. La &c bunY
Banii pc actii sd iasa 81 moi sa ne
aratam ilazdravani ca pentru moi
50 croieste o noua linie ferata ca
sd ne mute caci cele existente nc
aeneaga serviciul de transportare
pentru masinile pc le-am vindut
de multi altQra.
lar de sfirsit, Ia incheiere: sa.
Iutarel
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17
DI HELUVA TAIN.
Buclucasii. Cutitul Gu doua taisuri.

In unul dintra ziarele noastre
s'a vorbit mai zilele trecute des-
pre- multe 81 s'a dat cinstea ce sd
cuvine soldatilor romini din Ame-
RIGA 81 celor dust din America in
Franta paremi-se ca e nevoie
de abonenti noui la acel ziar -
cd numai pentru aceea sd fupart
gratuit aceste compliments. Ci-
vedeti D-Voastra - compliment
tele acestea vim tocmai de1a unul
din Gel dol stapini al ziarului. Ce-
lalalt, mai acusi va Fl un an, cind
a fost in lagar la soldati, lie ira
sese compliments amintindu-le de
,,Christosi" 81 alte lucruri sfinte.
De nu credeti, intrebati pc sol
datii refntorsi din lagarul Sher-
man ca dinsii isi vor aduce amin
te. va asigur ca 0 sd auziti de un
,,he1uva taim''.
lApropo! Alta ni-sa vorbeste
despre cinstea unei organizatiuni
care - sa zice ca ISL implineste
GU sfintenie datorinta = fncit
he vine in minte ca odinioara ace
. easi organizatiune sd promisese
ssca va ridica monument soldatilor
raj cazuti in Franta. De ce nu sa1
syorbeste despre asia acumaY De
Pc sd fncurca afacefeas Ori asa
ste cinstiti Ori doara teama ca
'n 81 va mai ajunge publicul ca
mai plateasca 81 - abonamen-
ori sd cumpere actiunii Ri,
1lpii all sllyint4l n Asta-i ,,helu-
w tainiif u
Tn sfatos Sd fndirjeste rau 81
multi sd burzuluieste Cd propune-
fea lui nu fost invrednicita de
atentiune. Oar ce atentiune sd
dea lunea celui de second hand
cind eel de first hand pomenea
sfintii in fata sfintilor celui de al
doileaf Era ,,heluva taim''.
A cazut un voinic. Eli, sig Vol
nicul numarul llnu, mergind pc
strada, ON pacinic, fost atacat
cum la fel ar fl fost atacat ori
care altul, de niste betivi. Acuma
un voinic de tufa spune ca sd
lisa ridice celui dintii monument
la canal (propunatoruI sa vede ca
a lucrat la canale). Ca sd Sc site,
trebue sd spunem ca atacul s'a
facut in ziua semnarii armistitiu-
lui, clnd atacatorii, niste aierisiI
beti; vinau Pc unul dintr4 redac-
tori dc ls alta foaie romineasc4
care in 1914 si 1916 era una ou
germanH si Moi nu visa infaptui-
res Rominiei Mari Atacul deci q
fost simpla gresala. A fost ata-
cat eel nevinovat pentru adeva-
'ratii vinovati. Va asiguram ca
del vor intilni pc cei .adevarati
vinovati le vor da un ,,heluva
<o;,oss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-17
CIRCULAR.
CATRA TOATn SoCIETATrrr
NoAsTRE DIN UNIUNE.

In urma trecerif la celc eterne a
regretatului nostrt frate loan Pa
curar, fost presedinte al Uniunif
noastre de Ajutor 81 Cultura, 10
cul vacant al dflSului in confor-
initiate Gu uzul dd pima acum, va
ii ocupat de p{imul vice-pre-
dinte, lar locul de primul vice-pre-
sedinte va Fl ocuptt de fostul vice
presedinte al doiha, Gu numirea
de ,,vice-presedintf"
Pentru ca in diferitele lor afa-
ceri Gu presedintcle societatile
noastre sd site unie 81 cum sd Sc
adreseze, am tinut de cuviinta sa
aduc aceasta la scunostinta So
cietatilor noastrei functionarilor
Tor, cum 81 diferitaor membrii.
Ga intodeaunaJ Gu nestramu-
tata dragoste fata de neam 81 or
ganizatiune, al tuturor de bine-
voitor:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-21
C)e D D Read co
 Es10bLfshe1 1857 '
 The store closes daily at o'clock
Anberina
An Artistic and Decorative Glass
in useful articles, closing out at half pric

m UsefUI aTtlcles cosIng out at half pTlce
 This beautiful is made by the Lbbey Glass Company and the wonderful coorng the result of mixing gold with the molten glass; Gold articles and sometimes coins drop ped in and there is made vase bowl widemouthed dish flask, shading from amber to deep red The collection looks like exhibit of Forentne Erscan glass; There articles for the sideboard the dining table the dressing table, all exceedingly beautiful If gift is wanted nothing more pleasing could be found
 Vases tall short, slender big Every style and all very pretty. You will immediately plan for sweet
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-21

carries the spirit of the place. A doughboy doesn't stay long in Ak before Mother" Anderson finds him. She gets his name, learns where he is from and welcomes him in just the manner to put him completely at home.
 Sergeant" she calls to young" veteran who wanders in late. Why is 1t I never see you till 5 o'clock in the afternoon? We have picnics, excursions and hikes. You can go up Mount Reward by train and see Mount Blanc. You can go for a boat ride on the lake; there is the bathing beach we have fixed up for you, and you know the tennis courts and the athletic fields are open. There are lots of nice American girls here to talk to, there are books, magazines, easy chairs and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-21

known that"
 Bruges was fined enormous sums on various occasions. the correspondent says, and everything made of metal was taken away, The city was searched four times for copper, The works at Bruges were robbed of every scrap of machinery, The Germans paid for nothing except food ana drink, and then only in paper money,
 The town itself is intact ana seems to be as restful as in the old days' seA- cept that all the bridges are gene' German mines completed the Work done by British torpedoes when were launched at thes ubmarlne pase at Bruges
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-21
Esre6/ISheo 1857

billiards. Why don't you ever come before five?"
 Well, lady," I wakes up maybe about eight and then rolls over and sleeps some more. And when I've finished a'sleeping in that nice soft bed, just lies there and thinks how lucky I am"
 But the younger" boys, who rep resent the mass, gather early for the doings and stay late. They are eager to talk to the two score Amer ican Y. M. c. A. women there to help make their stay pleasant. These women, old and young, work under Mrs. Anderson's direction. Mrs. T. R., IT,, Starts Work
 Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., or ganized the work of the Y. M. 0. A. women at Ak, and Mrs. Anderson
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-21

succeeded her, when Mrs. Roose- welt was called to do larger work in the women's end of the Y. M. c. A. organization in Paris headquarters,
 The older women chat with the boys, draw them out about home and mother, sew on their buttons, serve them food and drink and cheer them. The younger women, besides working in the canteen, go with the boys on excursions and picnic parties, give them tea parties on the lawn in the afternoon and dance with them and share their entertainment in the evening.
 Ask any doughboy leaving Ak what he thought of his stay there
 Wonderful place, bully time, red vacation-and how good it was to see and get to really talk to Amer ican women"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-21
HAPPY SCENES IN BRUGES ,SURPASS
 THOSE AT LILLE

London. Oct, 21.--Seenes of happi- ness at Bruges eelipsed those at Lille following the liberation of the two cities, according to the correspondent of the Daily Mail. During the oeeu- patton of BTIges by the Germans the people tlere were not allowed to re- ceive news from the outside world or from their friends inside the German lines unless the news was handled by the German officers, the correspondent Writesi
 When the only American woman left in Bruges was told of the deeds Of Americans in France, she cried AYath hapRiaessi 'Ohl If I had only
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-21
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 :. $2OO Children's Black Cotton Stockings,
 Sizes 6 to 712, 35 Cts
 8 to 912, 39 cts Infants Silk and Wool Stockings, all sizes, 70 GUS White Cashmere, 59 cts Silk Lisles, white, 8 cts White Cotton, 29 cts
 Main floor.