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Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
SIGHT OF BOCK'S : BIER WOULD BE
 JOY FOR WIFE
Herman Book of Milford Tells Court He Is Nerv-
 ous Wreck.
CLAIMS SPOUSE HAY
 HAVE KILLED HIM
Testifies Mrs. Book Was Afraid or He Would Have
 Been Dead.

Testifying in his action for a diz, Force this morning before referee, Judge Robinson, in the superior court, Herman Antone Book of Mill ford stated that he has become a ner- vous wreck as a result of the unhappy home life caused by his wife Henrietta Theresa Book.
 MT. Book testified that on March 2, 1911, his wife threw a stove poker at him. On another occasion she brandished a bread knife and ex- claimed, T would kill 1ou only for the consequences of tl:. law" fI would weep tears of joy at sour bier" In June, 1911, Mrs Book threatened to place dynamite under their home for the purpose of blowing her hus- band up.
 MT. Book stated that on his return from Europe in July, 1912, he pro- ceeded to the Book home where hi; wife demanded that he discharge one of the farm hands. Sock refused. whereupon the wife grabbed Book. called their son, Walter, to bring gun and shoot the husband if he moved.
 On another occasion she told the son in the presence of the father.
 
 croak him." MT. Book stated that their son, Walter, is now 16 years Of age but has never been to school in his life except for three days at a kindergarten. The wife refuses to allow the boy to attend school or ningIe with other children.
 One morning in September. 1918. when the mother was beating the son with her fists, Book tried to intercede for the boy and was told by his wife, 'I must get your badness out of Walter At breakfast one morn ing in March. 1912. Mrs. Book threw a coffee cup at her husband, break ing 1t on his pate. The broker pieces of the cup were produced in court.
 l MT Book Is Bavartan by birth | and stated that on many occasions l during the war his wife threatenet ] to inform the Department of Justice | of false charges of disloyalty. 1 She has informed him, T neve1 married you 1or love but to get ava. | from my mother"
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
EIGHT SERVICE
 MEN REGISTER

Eight men registered with the welcome Home" committee in the Common Council chamber at City hall today, bringing the total of soldiers. sailors and marines who have enrolled since their return to Bridgeport, well over 1900.
 Those who registered were as fol lows:
 George B. Garlick, first lieutenant. NJ. C.. 56th artillery, 474 State street: James K. Snee. Battery A, Both artil- Iery, s5 Grandfield street; Arnold NJ. Hall, corporal, Ordnance corps, Ss5 Park avenue; Walter c. T. Allen, chief yeoman, U.S.N.R., 160 Marion street: Jasper M Knox, hospital apprenEce, Newport R. l.. 59 Sedgwick street; Chester MacDougall, 1st QyAbes regi- ment, BOT Fairfield avenue; Charles NJ. Woodbury, U. s. Naval Air sta ton, Key West. 11s Pequonnock street; Victor B. Leickowski. 51st a~> tillery. Tashua, Long Hin.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28

Almost 50,000 officers and men now have been sent home and all the flying stations and bases with a very few exceptions have been evac- uated. All material of future value has been sent home. Portable houses. provisions and motor trucks have been sold to the Red Cross and the army, and what remained of lumber and other salvage material has been sold to the British and French gov- ernments.
 The great Lafayette radio station near Bordeau was intended to insure communication between Washington and the army and navy in case the cable system were put out of commits sion or interfered with by German submarines. It has eight towers and could communicate with the United States day and night. It was built by the navy. I arranged with the French government that we shall complete the station, which is two thirds finished, and they will then take 1t over a what it costs us about 22,000,00O francs"
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
U. 5. Spent Thirty Million
 Laying Sub Mine Barrage
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt Announces Many Unpub lished Facts of American Naval Activites-Great
 Radio Station at Bordeaux Sold to France

Boston, Feb 24Pracdca demobzation of all the United States naval establishment European great Lafayette wireless station at Bordeaux the gov ernment at price of approximately $OOO many unpublished facts of American activities announced here today Assistant Secretary Roosevelt rived with President Wilson on the George Washington
 For the last month Mir Roosevelt has bilzng the naval forces iqudaing contracts settling claims Good progress made in all the work and British and French half of claims disposal of material
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
VILLA THREATENS
 TO WRECK MINES
On March l If Tribute of One Million Is Not
 Paid.

Fl Paso, Sunday, Feb. 23-Ameri- can mining and smelter men continue to arrive at this border from the in- terior of Mexico, fearing Francisco Villa will carry out his threat to wreck all American owned mines and mills and kill Americans unless a tribute estimated ar s1,000,0Oo, gold is paid by the big American compan- les operating in the north of Mexi- co.
 March l was the date set by Villa for carrying out his threat. Many properties are being closed. This demand was made on the Madeira Lumber Co., an AmericanCan corporation, as well as upon several mining companies. including the American Smelling and Refining Co.
 The demands for tribute were de- hvered to the American mine officials here by an American mining man who was held prisoner by Villa and released for that purpose.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
Naval Experts Would Sink
 Captured German Warships
Such is Opinion of Those Representing This Country and Great Britain-French and Italians Think Differ
 ently-Supreme Council May Act.

Paris, Feb. 24-(By the Associated Press-Whie the Su War Council has not discussed the disposition surrend cred German washp the naval experts of the council have studied the subject British and American officers agreeing that the proper solution of the question will be to sink them deep Italian officers do take this view and if the do reach the matter taken up directly by the Supreme War Council
 The British has captured the greater number of Ger the the British delegates feel determination of the ques and they have the weight of the opinion of American perts with them.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
That Number Seized in Phil adelphia Supposedly I'm
 plicated in Plot. BEING HELD
 WITHOUT BAIL Two Philadelphians Arrest ed in New York Planned
 to Kill President.

Philadelphia, Feb. 24-Ten men were arrested early here today charged with being i'm pIicated in the New York plot to aSsaSSinate President Will son. The prisoners taken here were rounded up shortly after the raid by the police in New York.
 The men arrested here are Eduardo PArades, Cuban, said to be the leader of Spanish I. W. W; Pasquale Sur reno, Jose Gomez. Jose Rigo. Juan Marquez. OHiero Blanco, Leonard Garaz, Juan Rodriguez. Jose Con gales and Jose Antonio Pima, all Span iards.
 Secret service men here attach more importance to tha arrest in New York of two Philadelphians, Florien Medina Veitia and Elario Orestissa, than to the roundup of the ten Span iards in this city. In their rooms here were found about 200 pounds of anarchist and socialist literature. A number of letters were taken. Bundles of copies of a Spanish an archist newspapers also were seized.
 Today the men were taken from a police station to the federal build ing where they are being examined separa tely.
 A local agent of the department of justice learned by chance about two
 
 rested here and New York at which some of the radicals, it is said dropped a hint of the assassination plot. The l agent learned that two men were to be sent from this city to New York for the assassination. All the gov 1 ernment agencies in both cities i'm l medtately turned to the task of foil ing the Spanish terrorists. New York, Feb. 24-FederaI attor- neys and secret service men todal ! were examining the personal effect. and papers of fourteen Spaniards l members of the Industrial Worker | of the World, who were arrested hert yesterday on suspicion that two O 1 their number were concerned in plot to attempt to take. the life O i Presid ent Wilson on his landing a 1 Boston.
 While definite information wa lacking, the authorities admitted tha l the raids on two Spanish I. W. " | headquarters here were prompted b, a report that two Philadelphia Span iards were on their way to Boston a agents in the alleged plot. These twt men were among the fourteen arrest ed.
 i Pending this investigation the pris oners are being held without bail on general charge of violation Of the es pionage act based on their having 1T their possession alleged seditio11s lit erature. The inquiry now in progress officials stated, would determine l whether some or all of the prisoners would be arraigned on a conspiracy IFharge or merely turned over to the immigration authorities on charges ot being undesirable aliens.
 The Spaniards were taken from theil cells at police headquarters today ant placed in the police lineup" but none of them was recognized by the detectives as having been arrested here before. The police said no weap- ons were found on any of the men.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
IS
 SLOWLY GAINING

Paris Feb. 24.-Premter C1emen- ceau's condition continues to be satis- factory, The Associated Press was in formed this morning. The premier spent a good night, it was said.
 No official bulletin, it was an nounced, would be issued this morn ing. The doctors attending the pre- mier told newspaper men on leaving the house at 9:45 o'clock that his condition was very satisfactory. His pulse was normal and his tempera- ture was 366 (centigrade), (about e7.S fahrenheit).
 The daily bulletin on the premier's condition, it was said. will be issued in the evening.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
ARREST 22
 SUFFRACISTS
Tried to Start Demonstra-
 tion Today in Boston.

Boston. Feb. 24-Twenty-two wom- en members of the national woman's party, carrying suffrage banners were arrested in front of the state house today, when they refused to comply with orders of the police to move on. They were charged with failing to obey a city ordinance.
 One of the woman, Miss Betty Gram, of Portland, Oregon, protested and was lifted bodily into the patrol wagon. The others submitted with out requiring the officers to use force. The women mad taken their positions in front of the reviewing stand several hours before the Presidential parade was due to pass. Some carried ban ners with characteristic inscriptions and other displayed suffrage colors.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
BIG BERTHA FOR PARIS.

Paris. Feb 24-One of the German long--ange guns which shelled Paris at intervals during the last few months of the war now is on its way to this city and will be placed on exhibition in the Place de la Con- corde, according to La Victoire. Mar shal Foch, the newspaper says, de- manded the surrender by the Ger mans of one of these guns, which was found by the French officers near Mayence and it Is this weapon which is being sent +o Paris.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28

Washington, Feb. z4-Right of way for action on the resolution to end government control of telephones and telegraph system on December 31, {, next, will be proposed this week by the House Rules Committee. Chair man Pou announced this decision to- day after a meeting of the commit tee.
 Special rules also were approved to permit consideration of two other measures, Secretary Lanes bill for re- claiming land for settlement by dis charged soldiers and sailors. and the bill creating civil service retirement fund.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
SALOON KEEPER FINED.

Charles Dumschat, a saloon keeper of 3S1 Bunnell street, was fined $50 and costs by Judge Frank L. Wilder in city court this morning for selling liquor on Sunday. Dumschat was ar rested yesterday afternoon in his place of business as was William Parker of Bunnell street. The case against Parker was nolled.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
CONSIDER RuMAN1AN CLAIMS

Paris, Sunday, Feb. 2S-Rumanian claims before the Peace Conference are being considered by a special com mission headed by Andrew Tardieu. The commission held meeting yes terday and heard Premier Bratiano and other Rumanians with regard to these claims.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
Ambassador Francis Gives
 Warning Against Bolsheyik

in Russia Germany in 20 years or decade will be stronger than she was familiar with the Russian character and for a generation has been study ing it to influence it. If this turns out, Germany instead of having been
 defeated, will have gained a victory
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
O. OF c. MEETING.

Directors of the Chamber of Com merce will hold meeting at the Brooklawn Country club this evening at 6:30 They will discuss the Por. of Bridgeport project
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28

London, Feb. 24-HabibuIlah Khan, the Amir of Afghanistan, was murder ed on February 20, according to an official announcement made here to- day.
Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Feb. 24-Juiian Story, the artist, died in hospital here today. He had been i'll many menths.
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Fl RNIrDRF FOR SALE In 10 room resi-.
deuce close 90. = Denver. double "a
rage. servants quarters, everything rent
oI good lease and cheap truI Tr.c
phone rosa
UOfEES and Tooming houses of all Kinds
81 the time Allison Really SIC First
National Phone Ifil
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTBI-s 90
IF NOl need money will make prompt
rNnita' loans on turniturr pianos. store
fixtures wat,huus" receipts autos N
storage GoldberF Loan office l.
second " phono stgT
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LoHr HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS


FOR RENT Two rooms and sleeping porch
tor light Housekeeping Call 6lh.R. M
South Norfolk
ADMIRAL. 1889 Well furnished house.
keeping room. modern bungalow south
rrn exposure. private family No chil.
drcn. Phone iO7i
CHEYENNE y, t25-Two extra larG,
housekeeping rooms VII accommodate
four persons, ground floor suite fine
nrtghhorhood chose tn
Two furnished hou,rkcrpiug rooms
ground floor rear entrance. good well
- per week rhonc ljl1 until d. tai9'J
after Il
BOSTON. Y. i7IB Two large south rooms
and sleeping porch furnished for house
keeping. piauu. also two south furuishfd
housck "eping rooms upstatrs good well
Phone i1i1 until q. il4A after "
TWO furnished house keeping FrNsh aud
sleeping room adjoining VI desired fhuna
1870.
nl RNFrr T.. 1871 Two uccly for
utshed light housekeeping rooms mod
cru, Phone i5o1
CINCINNATI X. n. Furnished house
keeping rooms Phone '21l
IAWTON. S. "a Two light housekeeping
rooms Phone apoi
EIWuop 4 liI Furnished servant,
quarters for rent App, tn person noa 3
phone
|I.AWTON s. rWu vol. Furnished house
kcrping ruoms close lu ON ear Hno. no
children
SFCONp. D., 1919 Two room, Tor light
houKrk coping modern oh paved street
/ ooo block from car ur" Phone lllo
! FuR RENT One light Housekeeping rom.
| close iu Phone tll,.
SUITE Of light housekeeping room, md
| one single room rhonr 7ntl
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS AND APARTMENT

( ROO Munfurnishcd apartment, south side
first floor, southeast exposure. Phone
1860
SECOND. v. lgO7--3 unturnishbd rooms,
ga Vatcr and electricity furnished.
Phone s1gt
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! connecting hath ~nuth~"st exposure
suitable '"f gentlemen or employed Etrls
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sleeping vor,h Phone sOa2J
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SiAirs slcrpiug room. close in. gentle
men rrcfcrrcd Phone i60o
FlFrU W 7Ig-tsood front sleeping
room adjoining bath. in prtvAtc home
Phone 0pl2
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nished sleeping room. Phone 3iu,
Irving apartments
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SOUTH SIDE Ncw . room buhI''' ,.i
breakfast room heaulliu' fN.' 90.
decorations OAK foors nA'' .1 .,,,
iug distance price t',''".
handles Phone hlq2
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turn "a South victor Tor rosNrd
LOST a Scottish terrier. black, Ions
hair, short legs nickel plato collar re-
turn 10 1919 South Chcyrnn0 or phone
olbU. reward
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED

'NON.UNloN CARPENTER viii work At cut
rates either hy hour or contract. rcpa.r
work and Ny scrsru' = specially Phone
"flI
WELDING FNwhcrs cylinder blacks.
rrank cases gears, engine pArA. etc ,
rusrantecd sNNs'lctorN. price. riEhr
1o'rs srr'i'" E'wc" 70 Forester
/ MArrRr SSEs Renovated and recovered
returned home the same dr. Phone
sac SAsiArv MAttress 20
/ WANTED ,ontra. work tur No .s ~iAr
Address q % na' ait sedan Nan
DETECTIVE AGENCY 2SA
/ FuE reliable dr'rru,e service call HAY :
DIGESTIVE Agency Phone ls7, Night
/ lsqi
I BUILDING AND CONTRACTING %
/ 'NnN UNION carpenter will wotA at cut
rates either Ib hour nr contract. re-
/ pair "orh and ~ screens d specially
Phone $40.
.rutKJr~ ms -1iup want, your sheet
mora work ruicrng roofing r,pa,rlnr
4 auto s'dntor. lamps and fender. re-
/ paired 'Ni " FIRST ai Phone 1l2o
. r VI kFNr general contractor al kinds
~ nu.I.rs work remrli wcrk sp~cta'
. fr lur r-'r'..ra r4I' y 4 Nrcyrs plrk
/ ~un uuyJuhr AND builder. supply n YOU
. Wn.i Eo.r rNrs don" urHt a" 'll2
NuTN ~ N.Ep uf carpenter cali
phone #Hts .rnm a m Co . % 20.
lr Nr build ,onr house ron,pr, all
I.ut. ~ ruusirncuor work CA3 rhonp.
WANTED Al lUnas rcmcat wo-A cement
Stops .pr.a'N Phone sI-t
. .,tErt>rrR WuRN Aod groc-, buud
/ ..s ,HaH %. arr. loh,. ~ors ruarsr
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DETECTIVE AGENCY
RuILp1Nd AND CONTRACTING

FOR reliable dr'sr,te service cal HAY
Detective Agency Phone 1q7, Nigh
1894
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE II
WANTED. To eIch>QEc lot on n Main for
car. Phone 4H77
FOR EXCHANGE Two well improved 100
Arrc farms In Fulton county, AK TO er.
change Tor Tuls, or sand springs prop
crty See II i. Gray In basement Of
Tulsa courthouse md at residcuce, 3l3 y
kcnosh4 IT. after p m. or call 3l62,
10 TKAIIt--ig acres And. good titr.
iyc miles railway station and $500 cash
for auto What have you No junk
wanted Address H. Crawford Green
Forest Ark
ron TRADE MISCELLANEOUS IS
PINE COCpE AUTO TO trade for rooming
house 10 10 90 rooms Cal room 1901
Rank Commerce BldE or phone 1870
FDR SALE OR EXCHANGE 79
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FOR RENT Two rooms and sleeping porch
tor light Housekeeping Call 62h r. III
South knFfpIl
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PURIFY PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES
AUTOMOBILES
AuToMoRILHs roR sAI.n

MUST scu ~ once. 5passrnEcr REQ good
shape See Emmett bronson. AIi Robin
son bldg Phone I6sg
fUR SAiE \ good coupe absolutely guar
sutred first class condition usAgr iifJ.
TRUCK body for sale Gni2 with -four
foot stake Csll NuM rugsier Go
FOR SALF Nt bargain. hy private parp
tgyliudcr 1917 model high vla,s
roadster just completely dNcfhaul~d.
with practically al new parts. Phono
rIwI
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WANTED AUTOMOBILES

WAITED seryiccAblr bcylinder
roadster. Franklin preferred state con
dttion and price. Address W w-32, care
World
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WAITED NAL.
SALES AGENT WANTED

HELP WAITED MALE 81
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rooL e'ccIlcnt luaricrS with bath two
In family rhony |''.
WANTED At once soda dispenser Ken.
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wanted to learn telephone operating. nu
experience necessary; short hodrs good
salary. cafeteria maintained for womsa
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE