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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-11
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
EMINENT LAWYER WILL SPEAK AT
 MASS MEETING

The British Day committee received word last evening that Bainbridge Colby, the eminent lawyer of New York city, and at present serving on the U. S. Shipping Board by appoint ment of President Wilson, will be one of the speakers at the British Day meeting at the Armory on Saturday, Dec, at D. m. MT. Colby has had a notable career, graduated from Will Hams college in 1890, and from the New York Law School in 1892. He has received a degree of Doctor of Laws from Ohio Northern College and Loore's Hill College. He has prac- tised law in New York city since 1892. He has been connected with some very responsible litigation, rep resenting Mark Twain" in the settle ment of the affairs of his publishing house; he was one of the counsel who brought about the reforms in the Equitable Life Assurance Society He was also counsel in the famous North ern Securities litigation, as we'll as counsel for the Truesdale Investigat- ing Committee of the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
 During this war he served on the committee on National Security and Defense, by appointment of Governor Whitman. In the late campaign he made sevehal speeches in support of President Wilson, which were among the most noteworthy made.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
TWO BRIDGEPORT BOYS REPORTED
 AS WOUNDED

According to an official telegram John Flanagan, son of MT. and Mrs. Flanagan, of 314 Federal street. was wounded while in action on Septem- Der 20. A letter received on the same day that the telegram came, and which is dated Oct 24, from Private Flanagan, does not make any mention of his wounds. In fact, he wrote that he was feeling ine."
 Private Flanagan was drafted year ago last September and was among the first men from this city to go to Camp Devens. He sailed for France in April, 1917. In a let ter received here from a friend, Private Flanagan is said to have been gassed about four months ago.
 Another Bridgeport boy reported wounded, degree undetermined, in todays casualty lists, is Private John Fitzpatrick, whose emergency ad- dress is given as Bishop avenue. His sister, Mrs. Daniel Cooney of that address, stated that she was notified from Washington a week ago of her brothers condition and that he has been wounded since July 27. Prl- vate Fitzpatrick was drafted a year ago and was at first sent to Camp Devens. He left for France in April, 1918. Private Fitzpatrick is 27 years old and was born and brought up in this city, where he is very well known He has a sister, Miss Edna Fitzpatrick, a teacher at the Maple wood school,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
Gypsies Crowd Into
 Police Building

Police headquarters took on the ap- pearance Of a real gypsy encampnent this morning, when a large portion of the travellers who are in this city to attend the funeral of their former crown prince, waited in the railways of the building to learn the result of the arraignment of two of their mum Der who lad been arrested charged with theft.
 Nicholas VersieHo and Nicholas Ste Jensen, both of iNewiburgh, N. Y, were the pair in whom all the interest was manifested, and John Mitchell, also a gypsy, of Yon}1ers, was the victim of their alleged dishonest ways. It is claimed that Versielle and Stefensen rc6bed Mitchell of STA in an East Side | saloon last night. Judge Bartlett con- l dnued the case until tomorrow under Abonds of s15O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
WILSONIAN PEACE
 NO IMPERIALISM

Rome, Monday, Dec. Eve de- rnand Q Wilsonian peace excluding any imperialism" declared Deputy Giuseppe Canepa, former food con- troller, at a meeting today of the so- cialist party favorable to the war to discuss its attitude toward the con- clusion of peace and problems after the war.
 "Out of this peace" he added, must arise a world without soldiers and without fleets. Any germ of new wars must be destroyed abso- lutely.
 During the war we socialists were represented in the government by Bissolati, (leader of the reform So- cialists) and must demand that Bis solati also represent democracy at the peace conference"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
HELD GLASS INITIATION.
Bridgeport Council, No. 6, J.

Bridgeport Council, No. 6, J. O.. U. A. M, held class initiation in the o. U. A. M. hall last evening. Thirty-five candidates were received into the order and the degree work was handled by the combined teams of Bridgeport and armony councils, who wore their new white uniforms for the first time. Officers of the state board were present, a. fine pro gram of entertainment was provided, followed by turkey supper. The committee in charge consisted of Will liam Crossman, H. A. Marsh, B. F. Brown, c. s. Burt, Louis Boettger, Roy Standish, Arthur Appleby and John Mills. The next class initiation w@ be held under the ausipces of LSsrty Bell council, New Haven, and the degree teams from this city will have charge of the ceremonies.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
SOLD ADULTERATED OIL,

The Food and Dairy Commission has received a report from the Bridge port police court of the prosecution of three olive oil dealers for selling an adulterated product under a mislead- ing label. Pirozzoll & Brauldi were fined $35 without costs, Quartrella & Panucci had their case nolled in lieu of a payment of $50, and the case against the Venicia Importing Co. was nolled upon payment of S35.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
MARCELLO WOUNDED

An official telegram received on Friday of last week by Leonard Mar cello of 150 Rocton avenue, confirms todays report in the casualty lists that Private Joseph Marcello was severely wounded over there nearly two months ago. Private Marcello was drafted eight months ago, and was at one of the camps only a few days when he was ordered to France.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
sTRATFIELO ENCAMPMENT,

Thursday evening of this week Stratield Encampment, I. o. o. F., will work the Royal Purple degree on class of ten candidates. New fea- lures have been added to this degree for this occasion. Work will start at o'clock and finish at 9:So A good lunch will be served to finish off a good time.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
s13,OOO FOR HARBORS.

The War Department yesterday asked of Congress an appropriation of $13,000 for the maintenance of the harbors at Duck Island, Branford, New Haven, Milford, Bridgeport. Southport, Norwalk, Five Mile River, Stamford, Greenwich, Westport har- bor and Naughatuck river breakwater at New Haven. The amount is re- quested in a lump sum and is for expenditure rext year,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03
FINED FOR THEFT
 OF CLOTHING

James O'Neil of ST State street was fined $25 and costs by Judge Bartlett in the city court today when he was araigned on charge of having stolen an overcoat and sweater belonging to Charles PuSho of POP Sterling street.
 The wearing apparel was said to have been taken from the Sterling place whicp is rooming house owned by Catherine Hulwezok.
 Pusho told the police that he had left his property in the house a week ago and that when he returned last night it was gone, and he believed O'Neil had taken the coat and sweat CT. Later investigation proved this to be so. PuSho valued the coat at BIO.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03

The leading exponent of the Safety First Movement just now is Kaiser BEl.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-03

Times Want Ads One Cent a Word
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
UN VAPoR AMERICANA ECRADG
A PtQUE.
Giene de Ia 2a.)

pietaria dc, barco, este sc hallaba en-
IN puerto frances el dia - de Octu-
brc de, ano pasado, cuando fuG re-
cuizado por e. general Persh:ng, para
ser arrovechado como I'm barco de a.
provisionamicnto, de acaerdo con la
orden general de requisamiento del
Consejo Naval de los Estados Unidos.
CreeSc que e. "Luckenback' fue e.
chado i piquc err ell Canal de la Man
cha. pcro tai dato no ha podido ser
confirm&do.
e Harry Luckenback" IRA un
barco de tres mastiles, dc acero, Que
fue conStruido en- West Hartlepoo!.
j~nglaterra, en- 1881, y que tenia e!
rombre de Michigan, antes de ser
trasladado = SUI presente registro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
La necesidad VueIYe a
hacer de noda las veIas

NUEVA YORK, Enero l0.-La es-
casez de carbon que Sc produlo en-
los ultimos dias del aho pasado y en-
los primeros del actual, do lugar a
que muchos propietarios de estable-
cimientos y casas que hacen un gran
consume de csc combustible, para a
tender a las. necesidades de los esta-
hlecimientos que regentean, aqua
ran Ell ingenio para e de slstltuir
dicho combustible o resolver de algu-
ma manera ell problema que la esca-
SEE del carbon les ponia e%nfrente.
Como una gran parte de csc COM
busti5lc 20 empie.n en- los grandeS
establecimientos para las calderas de
los dinamos que proporcionan Ia luz
l5ctrica con one son iluminados
5 0 edific:os, el problema podia So
lucionarse, bien sustituyendo Ell COM
bustibie n~ecesario para las ca!deras
o bien sustituyendo el alumbrado e.
lectrico. Como 10 primero era algo
mas que dificil. cast impossible, sin
contar con que Ell case era de una
| resolution urgente, ell propietario de
un hotel cue Sc encuentra situado en-
Ia Plaza del Herald, dedic6 SD aten-
ci6n a yer como podia sustituir en-
tonces la luz electrical que emp'eaba
en- ell alumbrado de su establecimien-
to. Despues de cabilar IN ratio Sc
acordo de que existen en- el mercado
las velas, cosa que en- los grandes
hote,es cast no Sc usan va Y por ende
esta dada al divide, y mando a un
empleado a que comprara en- una
tienda cercana, toda Ia existencia que
huhiera de esa mercancia.
e. domastico regrcso a POGO ira
yendo consigo IN cargamento de
800 velas estearicas que ei dueho
del hotel guardo como orc molido.
Cuando ell combustible sc escaseo al
grade de no poderse consegulr nj un
saco de carbon en- los establecimien-
tos en- que Sc vendia, ell propietario,
que es tambien el gerente del hotel,
echo mano de las candelas. En- todos
los rincones del suntuoso lobby, en-
todos los cuartos, en- ell comedor, en-
la c~ocina., en- las escaleras, en- ell sa-
On de %peluqueria y demas departa-
mentosdel hotel, apareeieron luc!en-
do su dGbi! y amarillenta luz, las
que en- otros tiempos fueran la osten-
taci6n Y gala de los palacios.
Por tres dias el hotel estuvo alum
brindose con humildes velas, hasta
que Ia eScasez del combust;ble des-
aparecio con la llegada de grandes
cargamentos de carbon a esta ciudad.
Ell dueno del hotel, agradccido a las
humildes candelas, orden6 a u cria-
dos que recogieran todas las velas
buenas Y los cabitos y las ~guardaran
debidamente, para en- case de que
~volvicra 4 haber necesidad de su en-
pleo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
Los PRISIONERCS HECHOS POR
LOS INGLESES EN- 1917.
Niene de la 2a.)

ErisioHeros hechos al enemigo en- to-
los los frenteS de bata!la. asciende q
los los frcntes de batalla, ascienden
: al ciira de HASA Y a ISL ell MI
nero de canones capturados. Las
oerdidas tcnidas por las tropas briti-
meas. suman 2S.519 ~prisioneros Y
l66 canoncs. Los t~otales de prisio-
aeros hechos por los ingleses al enc
migo, por areas, son como sigue:
Teatro occidental.-73.131 prisio-
ncroS enemigos y 531 canones cap
turadoS, y 27.200 ]prisioneros ing.e-
ses Y l66 canones perdidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

puntos dc Su des;ino.
T~-arsPo-tcs de guerra.
Los buGues iucron ~convertldoS dcs-
de lacgo en- t~ransportes dc guerra
: el DrimerO Ell prestar sus nue'oS
secvicios fuG Ell "Coahui'a'. el cuai
sali6 para Tux2am, con un carga-
mento &c arrlas y municiones PIAZZA
las fuerzas carranCistaS cncargadas
de Ia campana contra e. general
Prlaez. En- cl mismo vapoc SC en-
viaran, en- pequenos grupos, fuerzas
de las que Sc halian en- Eeracruz,
pucs Sc trata De rcforzar Ia guar
nici0n dc Tuxpam.
E. "Tehuante?cc' y lo4 dcmas
buqucs incautaGos cStan sicndo a
condicionados para que presten ser
vicio como transportcs dc guerra y
Y seran utiiizados en- c! cnvio dc
~peGtrcchos a Alvarado y demaS jc-
les carrancis:as cue estan encarga-
dos de Ia camp2na contra los fell
cistas en- los E.stados de Tabasco,
OaZaca Y Chiapas.
Los Ge1nas barcos que nan puesto
q Su Servicio la Sceretaria de Cue
ira y Marina del gobierno de Next
CO son, segun los informes trasmi-
tidos de N~eracruz. los ~siguientes:
"Mexico", 'Jalisco' Y "Tabasco'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
UN PRESUNTO REBELDE FUE A
PREHENDlDO EN- PESQUER!A
.Tiene de la "A. Pag)

enc Sc ~presentara personalmcntc.
Momentos despueS Sc dirigio a
darsc cuenta de 10 cue ccurria, y
advirtio que s~olarnente Sc nabian
lievado los amantes de 10 ajeno, la
gran medalla de orc que sc habia ga
nado en- la Exposition de San Anto-
Mo, Texas, como premio a los who's
que elabora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
Las 0vejas Sc eacsrgardn
de guitar eI zaCdte de
los parqueS

"
PORTLAND, Ore, Enero 1l.-Un
peri6dico de esta ciudad publica Ia
7oticia de que probablemente ell We
rano pr6ximo, Sc veran en- esta Gu
DAD. verdaderos ganados de oveJas.
rastando en- los parQues publlcos,
pues segnn parece, el Superinten-
,e.te INFERNO de Parques. Mr. Key
ser. csta estuGiando tai innovac.on
tendra por objeto sustituir con
csos anirnales el trabajo de los Sc
cadores de zacate, que resu!ta 81 nc
mas deficiente, 81 mas caro-.
Portland cuenta o nnmerozos
ARGUES publ.cos y otras muchas
.randes a5reas en- las que el zacate
c,ece con fuerza durante Ell verano
= para c~onseryar limpios esos lugares,
e hacc necesario emplear gran nu-
nero de trabajadores para que Ia
can e corte. cuando menos, una
yeZ al mes. Tai cosa resulta muy O.
~eroSa para e. municipio, pues ade-
mas del formal que tiene que pagan
? csos trabaiadores. Sc hace nece-
carlo comprar ~maq2inas y estarlas a
rreGlando con frecuencia. Por otra
p2rte, ell zacate cortado, generalmen-
e So ~desperdicia, sin Que Sc obtenga
de clio la menor utilidad. Con el
nmnleo de ganados de o~vejas, a "a vez
r. Sc ahorra el gasto de los aparatoa j
e! page dc formal 4 emp!eados que
hagan el co~te. 81 obtiene Ia utll!dad
qua los GGchos dc los ganados pa
c1cl por 81 Dostorco De u ANNA eS.
Entertainments csos ganados no 2erl2n
may numeroscs, peco 81 % su-
fic;cnte para Cue hagan la limpia
pronto.
Podri tambitn pedirse a las fami-
las cue teHgar animalcs de lana, que
os manden a nastar 4 los parques Il
@uiGauc Cc los Hii"S' ~ H"' a
tempe n2cde SeTVlr de diversion pa
"a estos.
FL superintendent de felerehcl'''
tos ticmpos en- que IA cconomia s.
eXprcsa como razon prlnc'pai para
~nstab.ccc cst2 mnoTacion, que en- e.
h2cc neces2rla, no puede censurarse
ma mea:aa que tiende pr'hclpainlei!-
to a evitarie IN gaSto a4 munic'pio'
"a Te2 que le proporc!oHa d mdcn%s
f2milias, una oO~ortunloaa par" al
Uentar con Hcco cos,o d SuS a"ii
les sea IN a-'c'e"'e p"i" ~.
oSfas m"chaS Sc pro'eH' ue 90"
de aA!N"!eS 4Oe "''o 0e'i'
2o:tah' -.
Ri superintendent atega 'a"'o'e |
que csta mea!a IA Sluo va quest
" =.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

Las unpCrrcrrioD"S en- Ia c>paldd ouc,rn
vcUIr q" rrCiT-u lie trdbdiO. del rnrrIa-
miertn dc los muSruiUS DC Ia c>pGicG q &c
rnrCrriedar. I'm los dos Ca>u> aui"rIurcs.
81 vvrdldrTv rerCdlU - 81 BAI.LtItu'S
SNOW IININENT. rCbrri frOtar~c ron ~
IodI Ia paric areC!GGI ' 81 ailvIo a"ri prom
T. ' ,all>rac!O"I0. iEcclo, 2Ir. soc J SiNG
Tcr bytciia. y: yyIta uGr i. Co.D " 70.
-.lGv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona que
me informe eXactamente de M mo Lo-
reno Perez, originate de irapuato, Gto.,
Mexico: tiene veinte allos de edad J des-
de hace dos amos que Sc vino a Estados
Jnidos no he tenido razon de q. Diri-
ianse a Soledad Salazar. Box Z, stockton
N-lo'-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

5000 a quien me informe exactamenIe
de mis- hiIos Dolores y Angelica Ayala. Fl
primero eS de is amos de edad, moreno
oios yrapdes v ligeramente picado de vi
ruela; sus Iltimas notlciaS las Teclbi dc
Azusa, Cal. La segunda esta casada con
Marcos Soils; cuapde VIVA en- 0xnard,
Cal, ,uvc sus iAtimaS noticias.-Dir!janSe
a Sebastian Ayala, 2S Cherry ST., forl
Collins. Colo. il-l2l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

Cuando ncceSite libros en- espanol,
d~i.ijase a Egnacio Z. Lozano, 11S n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

GRATIFICARE con $500 q qulen me infor
nos Antonio Y Jose Aryizu respective
mente. Ell primero de e amos y ell Sc.
s,ndo de 80, or 'gtnarios de Rayon, Sonora
Mexico. D~irliirse q Francisco r. ArT
zu, Cowell, California, Via Bay Point
u-2f).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

DIE DOLAHES De gTatificac!dn a qu,en
de iRfOrmeS que coaGIZcdn 4 recoler I'm
perro que ticnc las slguienlcS SchaS. Pc
uucln. hrmbra. Terrier. color blanro, con
una manr.a oscura IN las caderas. do
rabO COrio. como. dc docc .pulgadaS DC
altura V dc noinbre BetSie. e. escape 90
un huacal en- IN oncina del Express del
/ < q, \. la nnclle drl.2 de Enero 1915.
WELLS FARGO 4 co. EMPRESS, U-iO
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FL. TITO Sc ESTA DESAFkO-
LLANDO EN- Ia CIUDAD DE
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GRATlFlCARE, con seis meses de subs
cripcidn, del diario LA PRENSA," q Ia
persona que me informe exactamenfe de
mi Lermano Eiiginio Negrete: Las ull-
mas notlcias que tuve de e. lueron ae
grets, Box is, Rosenberg, Texas. ti-13)
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Tn meXiCano honrado Y irabaJador. dc
10 amos DC edad. desea cOniraer mairimo-
MO con Selorita O seiiOra de - 4 q aIloS.
ia intcrcsada dcberi mandar su ultima
roiOgraria Y dirigir su correspondence
a T. {. Ruiz, Box 9.f, MOrenci. AriZ.-t-i5l
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MAlKiMUNlALES

JOVEN ESPASOL desea correspondents
con sehorfia meXlcana bien educada Y no
ncsfa de - a 80 loS.-DITecci0n: A. 5. Il
Box 79j. Red Lodge. Montana.
T2-ft1
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gUEyA qualification dare a quien ME In
rorme de mi hermano, Evaristo Chapa. MI
direction cs: Rerugio Chapa, Boy eit: Har-
lingen, Texas. t4-i3'
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GRATIFlCARE con TN ano :de suscrlpci6n,
del semanario LA PRENSA'. a quien me
imforme cxactamente del sehor Jose Sa-
las, de y aios de edad, originate de
sehora Luciano Alvarado de Salas. En-
Septiembre dc 1917 me escrlbio dc John
~S0nyiIlc, Texas. Diriianse a JoSela ,.
de Alvarado, Crystal City, Texas. u-1i
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DEsEo saber la actual residential dc m
hiia Antonio Zapata, Hace dos amos nle
escribi6 de Amarillo. Texas. \ la perso-
ma que me de informeS exacioS:: Ia grau-
ricare con S2.00.-Dtrfjanse a Maria DO
minguez VIDA. de Zapata, Federal, Wyo.
u-fI.
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AVIsOS D OCCASION
pEsoUISAs-

GRATIrIcARE liberalmente al que me m
forme exac;amenIe del sefior. mi padre,
Andres sosa. originate de San Pedro dei
Gallo. Durango, Mexico. plfsjanSe Us
inrormes a Maria Sosa, clio. Manuel AeE,
doza. Millsap, Texas. va