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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-22
REORGANIZE u. S.
JUNIOR RESERVES
AS AID TO NAVY

New York, Jan. 22.-The United
States junior naval reserve, whose
OBJECT is the training of boys and
men to man the increasing tonnage
OF the American merchant marine.
has been reorganized in order that it's
work may become wholly national
with the erection of waterside schools
at all important ports" on the Attain
tic and Pacific coasts, it was an
nounced here today.
Among the new officers are Dr.. Will
liam 7. Hornaday, director of the
Bronx zoo, acting president; Commo-
dore ]. w. Miller, president of the
National Nautical Training associa-
ton, first vice president; P H. W.
Ross, president of the Natianal Ma
rine League, second vice president.
Mrs. Walter Mclean, wife of Rear
Admiral Mclean, commandment of the
Norfolk navy yard, has been named
president general of the womens aux
iliary of the reserve.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-22

for the Spanish American war,
the government has performed
magnificently gigantic task.
Measured by the period con-
sumed by Great Britain, the
work done by the American
government becomes even more
admirable.
The measure of a great per
Torrance is not the detail in
which it might have been i'm
proved, but the tremendous &C
complishments which marked
the passage Of this country
from a state Of defenselessness
to state Of intensive organiza-
ton.
The earlier attacks of the
group that now wishes to sub
stitute for a machine that runs
better every day, show them to
be same group who tried to
shout Josephus Daniels out of
the navy. Daniels appeared
with an organization so perfect,
they have abandoned the attack
on him, and they have select
ed Secretary Baker, who has a
larger job, and is newer to it.
There is a standard by which
the sincerity Of these men may
be estimated. It is the indigna-
ton which the president ex-
presses, in his statement, this
morning. The president wei
comes every honest effort to
help; he is charitable toward
every person who honestly
tries, and blunders. But he has
no hesitation renewing blund-
erers. He denounces this latest
effort, hateful in its origination
and pro-German in its conse-
quences. The American peo-
Iple also denounce it.
What folly to take from the
hands of men who have done so
well, the management or ar-
fairs, to put them into the hands
of others who will be without
knowledge, skill, or experience,
in the things that have been
done, which are part and parcel
of what remains to be done.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-22
RUSSIAN DICTATORSHIP

HEN LNNE gave his order dissolve the constituent
wv assembly he began the task of setting up dictator
ship in Russia The Assembly plainly not composed
majority of whom for the Bolshevik The social
democrats had marked plurality.
will need very strong to control Russia after this
usurpaon of power Napoleon dispersed the constituent
semby at time Cromwell did it before him. It has often
been done by kings But king his throne, general
the head of victorious army represents different species
power than Lenine yields, who leads army that will not
fight and people who mostly indisposed to follow.
The only justification of dictatorship is its power
sabish order with the strong is to be whether
Bolshev government accomplish this difficult task
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-22
AUSTRIAN UNREST

TT HE MOST recent Austrian
Il news declares that the
Austrian working classes, NOV
ed by Bolsheviki propaganda
and President Wilson's speech,
are agitating for peace.
The disturbances are repre-
scented as of great extent, and
paralyzing to industry.
1t may yet happen that Eu-
ropean peace will be brought
about by a working class rebel
lion, which would not need to
be accompanied by violence to
be successful.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-22
DELLA SWORN IN.

Paul P. Della was elected alder
man of the Seventh district at the
Common Council meeting last night.
He succeeds Attorney George N Kin
kelstone, who was recently appointed
clerk of the city court. Della is a
Republican and has been Italian in
terpreter at the superior court for
several years.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-22
Luncheon Cloths

One lot of Mercerzed Damask Luncheon Cloths,
hemsttched size 81 These cloths are slightly soiled
otherwise in perfect condition. thadesgns are attrac
tive and we may not be able to offer them at such
low price for a long time. $1.25 each.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-22
GERMAN RAID FRUITLESS,

Paris, Jan. pa German raid
west of Navarin farm, in Champagne
was without result" says today's Of
fetal statement. '1n the region OF
Auberive French patrols brought
back prisoners There is nothing to
report from the remainder of the
'front.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-22
ATTORNEY ELDER DEAD,

Boston, Jan. 22-Samuel ]. Elder
of this city, one of the leading law
yers of New England, who was one
of the senior counsel for the United
States government before the Hague
tribunal in the North Atlantic fishery
arbitration with Great Britain in 1910,
died suddenly while visiting his
daughter in a hospital today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-22
MAKING ANARCHY

" HE SENATE, aided by Col Roosevelt and the Democrat
Chamberlain, is marching toward anarchy.
Judged by all past criterion excepting only Germany the
United States has exhibited organizing power than
other people, and Germany had been diligently preparing dur
ing forty years. for event toward which the Kaiser
stanly marching
Measured by early civil preparation, by preparation
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-22
NO BASKETBALL
GAME TONIGHT IN
BRIDGEPORT HALL

Owing to the orders of the United
States Fuel Administration, relating
to amusements, the scheduled basket
ball game between the Blue Ribbons
and Danbury will not be played to-
night at Colonial hall
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-18
NOTAS AMERICANAS

! dgtran Socrates, que naci6 469 a1os an
tes de Ia era cristiana, el Presidente
Lincoln, que mEri6 ases;nado hace Gin
cuenta tres aiics. Sc cuenta que la no.
che aates del homicidio so16 que navega-
ba por I'm mar tranquilo triste, en- un
harco extT;tfio, hacia una costa nebulo-
sa, y antes de- 1legar a ella desperto; Y
este mismo habia so1ado en- varias oca-
Stones. La recurrencia, segin la inter
pretaci0n de les gitanos, sc ocupan mu-
cho dc estas cosas, es pcsagio de muerte.
CuaGto a Socrates, el demonio que ola
hablar, cuando dormia emo cray este
nos 10 dice el doctor Greisinger, psic6-
logo de .nuestros dias-mas que una alu-
cinaci6n mental'; de donde deduce este
especialista germanico que a9uel sab;o
griego, al tomar la. cicuta, que 10 mat6, ae
salv6 de ser encerrado como loco.
FL noyelista, ingles Stevenson cuando
era niho tenla sue1os que podriamos lla-
mar dc folletfn. Comenzaban Una noche,
y contintlaban en- las siguientes; y esta
particularidad Sc ha dado en- otros mu-
chos ninos.
La autora no profesa teorfa alguna So
bre la causa de los suefos. Sc limita a
consignar las opiniones de otros: entire
elias la de los espiritistas, que con su
afci6u hacer lena dc toda astilla, ven
en- todo sueiio Ia Influenza de algdn muer
to. Segtn Freud muchos suefios son eide
secs reprimidos'. Sin duda; desea uno
tener dinero, y sueila que lie ha caido el
premio gordo de Ia Lotcria que Rookie
fellcr le ha cnviado un cheque por medic
million de pesos.
FL habiar dc suenos es entretenido,
pOrquc los hay muy raros; pero peligro-
sos, sobrc todo para las personals i'm
prcsionables que luego suenan, aumenta
dos y empeorados, algunos de los relatos
espantosos que han escuchado Y despier-
tan llenas de angustia en- el momento en-
que un tigre las va a destrozar o en- que
caen &c Ia mas alta de las torres posi-
bles. Otras personals tienen-como tenian
los romanos, que, sin embargo, eran SEN
satos equilibrados-la superstition dc
yer presagios en- los sue1os. Una matro-
ma romano sonaba que un aguila Sc ha-
bfa posado en- I'm arbol de su jardfn, y Sc
le meta cn la cabeza que uno de sus
hijos seria emperador. I'm hombre muy
inteligente instrufdo-tanto que, con 10
cue sabe de qufmica CANA ciento cincuen-
ia pesos por semana-me dijo este ve
rapo.
-Estoy algo preocupado desde hace
algunos dias, causa de un sueno que
he tenido. sse reira usted de mi 81 Sc
10 cuento?
-No-respondf-porque nunca me he
redo de nadie en- su presencia: no por
urbanidad, sino para que no me rompan
la eabeza me hagan un "ojo negro".
Por detras, va es otra ccsa.
antonio Escobdr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-18
Desde Washington

La muerte del Puck" aeaecida hacc
bocas semanas, habra sido sentida, por
| que aun lie quedan amigos al difunto. Es-
| tie Puck era un senanario comico, vc-
terano y de bucna historic que tenfa gra-
cia y que publicaba caricaturas bien idea
das y bien ejecutatlas. su circulation
habfa lido bajando en- estos Iltimos aiios,
hasta llegar a una profundidad en- que
habfa dcjado de ser remuneradora. "Ama
ba demasiado el walls y ESQ es 10 que la
ha matado dice Alfredo de Museet,
de una de sas herofnas.
al jovial sPuck" no 10 ha matado stl
alsgria, que era sana, sino la competeneia
de la prensa diaria, con sus paginas CO.
micas sus caricaturas politicas. Y la
suerte de ese semanario es 10 que aguar-
da a sls compaheros que no son muchos,
:. pero que merecen yivir. Todos hacian
negocio, adclnas servfan al arte, amos
atras, euaRdo los diarios no habfan in
yadido su mercado.
I Ell p1blico, reeibia cada semana su ra-
ci6n de humoradas polfticas, sociales y
literarias, y la esperaba con impacien-
Ella, porque era abundante y de alta ca
| lidad; le ccstaba ounce, veinte Vein
ticinco centavcs. Ahora, por dos ccnta-
vos lie dcspachansuna los periodicos cada
veinticuatro boras, adcmas de toda la
parte seria de Ia publication. Esto es
barato, pcro de calidad inferior. Guam
do cl scmanario sale, va cl lector esta
harto, como lc han echado perder
ei raladar con guisotes, no le encucntra
gusto los manjares fnos cue lie s;rvW
ty que lie parecen cares.
Es ell triunfo de la camelstte', como
dicen los franceses, sobre Ia mercancia
superior elaborada a conciencia.
En- el semanario, con tempo por de-
lante y bajo Ia direction de genie de
capacidad, Sc desecha mucho original
asf, escrito COMO dibujado, y Sc tiende
a agradar los consumidores mas cultos
/ y cAlSChtCoJ PVipuO uO Ooto NSPShuS u
exito. En- los diarios Ia pagina c6mica
no es mas que una secci6n del peri6dico
que sc da solo porque otros la dan, y
esta en- muchos easos entregada nova
tos, que trabajan bajo preston, que solo
procuran rellenar para salir del paso y
que preferen todo aquello que les paroce
mas adecuado no al gusto de la minoria
refnada que ''sabe distinguir r., sino q
;. las masas que estan por 10 burdO. Fin
algunos diarios hay un caricaturista que
hace seis siete dibujos politicos POI
semana; pocos lie sslcn bien. Ell gene
TO es diffcil, pucs requiere gracia, inten
ci6n, cjecuci6n ademas, tener ell sentidc
de la politica que son condolences que
raras veces Sc reunen en- I'm artista; y 81
al que las reune Sc le pide siete ideas
por semana, Sc lie expone a que produzca
= obras desiguales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-18

tPuck' sofia dar buenas earicaturas
politicas, o "cartoons como aquf Sc les
llama; aunque no tan buenas como las
del "Puneh'', de Londres, que cs uno
de los mejorcs semanarios c6micos de
Europa. No ha perdido terreno, pesar
dc que en- Inglaterra tambi6n algunos
aiarios de gran circulation publican d.
buios. Acaso con el tempo sea cl "Pun-
ch' vfctima de esa competencia; pcro
parece destinado a resistir mas, al ser
para los ingleses una institution. Ticne
larga y glorosa historic y algunos de sus
'tcarteons" han lamado Ia atenci5n y
sido celebrates en- toda Europa; entire
ellos uno, que ahora es de terrible ac-
sualidad; aqucl titulado Despidiondo al
Practico'', que sali6 cuando el Empera-
dor Guillermo echo del go5ierno Bis
marck. Este era el practico, ''the pi-
lot" que bajaba la escalerilla del bareo
para tomar el bote y volver terra,
mientras que el coronado captain 10 veia
alejarse desde la borda.
sPor 1le los semanarios antcs que de-
jarse matar no Sc convierten en- diaries
c6micos, va cue el phblico Sc ha habitua-
do In caricattra cotidianao
Conservatism su titulo, ya acreditndo,
rodrian ser uros peri6diros pequefos,
exclnsivamente festivos y sin los gastos
de Ia prensa notieicra? Pero ;tcndrian
txito? No he conociGo mas que dos pu-
blicaciones de csa cspccie: cl "ChariYa-
ri", &c Paris, ore 70 Sc 81 dura,. nm
FSolfco' cue huEo en- Madrid, en- los
prineros alos de la Restauraci0n Y Gre
era republicano castclarista. Io d;Tigia
Sanchez Perez, q,s habia sido redactor
del "Gil Bias Y ali fu6 donde Sc do
cono"er el notable critico Leopoldo
Alas. Todcs los srtfculos cran ioccscs :
satiricos, nenos> la cr6nica del Sorado
hecha por I'm tai r. cue ahora, 81 no csta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-18

"Suena ell que afana pretende;
y en- el mundo, en- conclusion,
todos sucfian 10 que son
aunquc ninguno 10 entiende'.
Pero estes son suehos de despiertos;
aecrca de los otros, de los que tenenios
cuando estamSs dormidos, ha publ;cado
una autora americana, Catalina Taylor
Craig, un libro que nos da el sumario dc
casi todo 10 que sc ha escrito sobre este
tema interesante, dcsGe Artemidoro, que
vivio bajo cl rcinado de Antonio Pic, en-
pcrador de Roma, hasta el austriaco
Freud y sus discipulos, que hoy viven
bajo ell cetro de Carlos, Emperador de
Austria.
Es larga la lista de los grandes hon.
bres cue han tenido sueHos, y en- la cual
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-18

enterrado, debe ser un alto funcionario
pdblico, porque dej6 la prensa para con-
vertirso en- Abogado del Estado iniciar
Sc en- los misterios de 10 contencioso ad-
ministrativo. Tn dia pregunt6 Sanchez
Ptrcz, FOR que aquellas cr6nicas eran Sc
rias cl resto del Solfeo' alegre. "Si
me guarda usted ell secreto-respondi5-
lie dire cue tomo la prccaucion de quitarle
les ch;stes a todo 10 que oscribe R.''
Tara nal del arte del buen gusto
los diarios ostan elninando los sema
narios o6niiccs; pero de vengar 4 estos
Sc han ercargado en- cierta medida los
semanarios Y quircenarics series, que es-
tan adGuiriendo sobrc la opinion phblica
mucha intluencia, costa dc la prensa
diaria. Fsta es Eastante mas leida por
sus noticias cue por sus artfculos, m;en-
tras cue los de los semanarios ounce
narios, mejor pensadGs y escritos, fian
la atenci6n. Sc tira el periodico cal
abismo al mont0n', despues de reco-
rrido rapidamente, la hcra del almuer
20, por Ia tarde, en- el caro-, al volver
casa; pero aquellas otras publicaeiones
son guardadas. Quedan sobre la mesa,
son coeidas uno Y otro dia, hasta que sa-
lie el ndmcro s;guientc FOR ell "paterfa-
Miles, la casta osposa y las esbeltas
hiiGs.
Fs 10 que compran mVchos para COM
bat;r el ahurrimiento del tren; Y 10 que
nuchcs envfan como rccuerdo los ami
eos RESIDENCES en- paiscs lejanos. lay
quienes no leen otra cosa, porque no tic
nen tempo para los libros Y no hacen
mas que "ospuma les diarios. Habrd
que dcci7, mSdifcando una vieja Y ia
mosa fr2se "Deiadme hacer los "maga-
zines Z do un pals y os dejarG hacer sus
fleycs.
!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-18

ACabamos de reCibr complete sudo de eSCritorios
de la meor Caidad todoS los estilos Este pedido
10 hemos hecho pesar de lo alto del mercado para
sdtiSfdCer la dedndd de nueStoS CIeneS del pubiCo
ngenera pues este es un articuo muy difci de en-
contrar hoy dia plaza debido la de brazoS
j a Al
tos magnicos escritorios que tenemos en- amac6n pa
ra entrega Immediate preCios razonables =:
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-08-16
Foreclosure of Real Estate Mortgage.

Notice IL hereby given that these
proceedings are taken 10 torecluse
the real estate mortgage hereinafter
described by advertisement.
The names of the mortgaeors are
Elmer Nj. Shook and Laura G., Shook /,
the name of the mortgagee is F.. A =,
Bidwell; the date of the mortgage is
september 10 1913, and it was record
ed on the 30th day of September, 1918,
in book No. 80 of Mortgages on page
247 in the Office of the Register OF
Deeds of Stanley county. South Da-
kota.
Default has been made in the con
ditions of said mortgage by not pay
ing the interest on the note secured
thereby the defaulted payments OF
interest being due on the lst day OF
October, OF the years OF 1915, 1916
and 1917, and by not paying the taxes
upon the mortgaged premises for the
years 1914, 1915. 1915 ana 1917, before
the same became delinquent.
There is due on said mortgage at
the date OF this notice Five hundred
thirty and 42-l00 $3.50. 42) dollars with
snterest at ten per cent per annum
from july 18th, 1918, and the sum of
Fifty-four and 1900 1854. 49, dollars
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-08-16

dated February 10Th, 1916 and filed
for record on the 9th day OF March,
A. D., 1916, at $500 O'Clock, a. IN, and
recorded in Book a Wash, of Mort
cages, at page 800 thereof, in the of
flee OF the Register OF Deeds of Jack
son county, south Dakota, the county
OF Washahaugh being attached TO
said Jackson county for judicial and
other purposes, said mortgage being
upon lands hereinafter described, to
secure the payment Of one certain
promissory note for the sum of Two
Hundred Dollars $4,000 with inter
est at six per cent g. per annum,
payable semi-annudlly from date
aud 10 per cent after due, and
Whereas, default has been made in
the pay ment OF the interest due on
said mortgage, which fell due on
March 1st, 1918, and the principal of
said note and mortgage, which fell
dueeMarch LIST, 1918, and whereas by
reason of the aforesaid default, the
sum of Two Hundred Fifteen * 33-lOO
dollars S2l5.33l principal and inter
est is declared TO he due on the date
of this notice, and no action or pro-
ceedIng having been instituted at law
w i'"NONtA Aiit ehhlDbIN SC
cured by said note and mortgage, or
any part thereof.
Public notice is hereby given that
the said mortgage Will be foreciosed
by sale at public auction of the mort
gagged premises, which are situated in
the county of Washabaugh, in the
state OF south Dakota, and described
in said mortgage a. Lots one 4 and
Two : and the East Halt Ela OF
the Northwest Quarter NV OF
section Nineteen 10 township Forty
one II North, of Range Thirty-three
1881 West of Sixth Principal Merid-
ian, by the sheriff of the county of
Jackson, state of south Dakota, or
his deputy, at the front door of the
court house in the city of kadoka, in
said Jackson county and state OF south
Dakoka, on the 10Th day of Septem-
ber, a. D., 1918, at the hour Of Two
O'Clock y. m, on said day, to raise
the amount OF said indebtedness, with
interest and cost of foreclosure sale.
Dated thls 26th day of July. A. ID.
1918.
ID. j. Alberg, Mortgagee.
Jones x Matthews,
Attorneys tor Mortgagee.
T.. B. Hughes, sheriff of
Jackson county. lt7
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-08-16

taxes on the mortgaged promised foI
the year 1914, 1915 1916 and 1917 paid
by mortgagee with interest thereon
al ten per cent per annum from july
18Th, 1918; ten $1,000 dollars statn
tory attorney tees and the cost %
these proceedings.
The mortgaged premises are the
Northeast Quarter (NE4) OF section
tour a. in township three 90 south OF
range twenty three t23) east OF the
Black Hills Meridian formerly IN
stanley county, now in Jackson coun-
ty, South DAKOTA. The said mort
gagged premises Will be sold at public
auction az the front door of the court
house in he city of Kadoka, Jackson
county, South Dakota on the nth
day ot September, 1918, at ten
O'Clock a. IN.
Dated at Kadoka, South Dakota.
July 18th, 1915
f. a Bidwell, Mortgagee.
T.. b. Hughes Sheriff of
Jackson county :. d.
II. G.. Giddiugs, Attorney for
Mortgagee, T. o. Mitchell,
South Dakota oil
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-08-16
Notice of Referees Sale of Real Estate.

Notice il hereby given that by ylr-
tue of decree in partition and order
of sale OF the circuit court OF Jacks son
county, South Dakota, made on the
2Sth day of June, 1918, in an action in
said court wherein charles l.. vBerg
is plaintiff and William yBerg, Albert
f. vBerg, Anna q. Henry, and all
persons having interest or lien of
record and all unknown persons claim
ing any interest in the Southwest
Quarter (SWl4) of section -Four (4),
Township Two (2) south, Range
Twenty three l23l East of the Black
Hills Meridian, Jackson county, South
Dakota, are defendants, and wherein
O. F. Stuart, =. l.. Corrington and
G. A. craven were by said court duly
appointed referees to sell said prem
ses at public auction TO the highest
bidder, upon notice published in the
manner required for the sale of real
property under execution.
Notice is hereby given that on Sat
urdsy. the 18th day of August, A. ID.
1918, at O'Clock in the afternoon OF
that day, in front of the front door of
the courthouse in the city of kadoka,
county of Jackson and state of south
Dakota, We, the UNDERSIGNED referee,
will, pursuant to SAID decree and or
der of sale. offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate
situate in Jackson county, south
Dakota. to-wit:
Southwest Quarter (swL) of see
tion Four tI, Township Two (2t
south Range Twenty-three (23) East
of the b. Il NJ.
Dated July 9Th, lSls
o. T.. stuart,
G. l. Corrington,
&. A. Craven,
Referees.
X r. Hazen, Winner. so. pax
81 Attorney Tor Plaintiff
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-08-16
Notice of Bankrupt Sale at Private
Sale of Personal Property.

In the District Court of the United
States tor the Western Division
District of South DAKOTA.
In the matter of Harry f. Dorothy,
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy No. PAS
Notice is hereby given that / the
undersigned Benz d. Mintener, of
Rapid City, south Dakota, the trus.
tee in bankruptcy of the estate of the
above named bankrupt, under and by
virtue Of the order Of Chas. A. Ny
strom, ESQ.,, referee in bankruptcy
authorizing such sale made and en-
tered on the Goth day of May, 1918,
will sell at private sale, all notes,
open accounts, chooses in action aud
Judgments, tor cash to the highest bid
der or bidders. Bids will be received
at the office of the uadersigned trus-
tee in Bankrup'cy, at Rapid City.
south Dakota, ~ 20 and including the
10Th day OF August, 1915. The face
of said accounts. notes, chooses in ac-
ton and Judgments, aggregate the
sum of St6i.39,
Anyone desirirG further informa
tion in regard to sad sale can make
inquiries OF the undersigned trustee
or his attOrneys
Benz. d Mintener,
Trustee in Bankruptcy,
Rapid City, South Dakota.
Philip x Waggoner,
Rapid City, south Dakota, --8
Attorneys for the Trustee.