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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
new TURN TO TRAGEDY
LATE WIFE WAS DIVORCE
IS THE REPORT
SEARCH FOR THE SLAYER
Authorities Are Making Every
Effort to Run Down Muir
derers of Family
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l

Turtle Lake. N. D., April 27.-A
development in the case today was
the receipt of a telegram by the at
torney generals office in Bismarck
from G. l.. Bargen of Mountain Lake,
Mimi, where Jacob Wolf formerly
lived. Three of Mrs. VOLTS five
children, according to the tele.
The divorce, the telegram said, is
reported to have been granted at Deft
Mimi, small German Russian set
Element. Bargen could not give any
further information. The attorney
generals office has asked authorities
in Minnesota to trace the movements
of Mrs. VOLTS first husband, who IS
said to have left Mountain Lake some
time ago, in the hope that he may be
able to supply some information that
will lead to some light on the mystery.
Search For The Slayers.
Turtle Lake, N. D.. April 27.-Two
men responsible for the murder OF
eight on the Joseph Wolff farm
Joined the crowds late Saturday and
were among the spectators who view
cd the gruesome scene authorities here
today admitted they believed. Both
men owed Wolff money and both had
quarrelled with him, it was said.
One of the men recently received
a shotgun from a Chicago firm, cor
responding to the ono found in a
slough near VOLTS. The men have
not been arrested, 1t is intimated, be-
cause officials feel that a lynchins
would be almost certain to follow.
Feeling is running high in the COM
munity.
Helped Carry Bodies.
While the two men were about the
faria they were asked to carry the
five bodies out of the cellar. Silently
they complied while all others about
talked freely. Inquiry was raised as
to where the shotgun shells were.
One of the men, despite the fact II
was dark, went out and found a Pile
OF shells in the yard.
No Arrests Made.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.
Turtle Lake, n. d.. April 27.-No
arrests had been made early today in
connection with the murder of Jacob
Wolff, six members of his family and
hired boy. according TO ]. E. Will
liams, states attorney of Mclean
county. Investigation was being con-
tinued today, he said, with the hope
Of establishing the ownership of the
shotgun, found near the scene of the
VIC rSaIe murders, and the blood
SCARED pair of overalls found con-
G. aled in the Wolff cellar.
& res attorney Williams denied
Published reports that arrests in con =
lie ton With the murders were i'm
Lending.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
SALE OF BONUS BONDS.
Nearly Million Dollar Record For First
Weeks Reports Show.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch,

st. Paul, April 24.-The popular
sale of state soldier bonus bonds
showed a total of $976,400 for the first
week which ended today. w. H. Lam
son in charge of the sale in the state
treasury predicted that next week
will bring new records. Subscriptions
from the smaller cities and towns of
the state where the sale was an
nounced in local newspapers Thurs
day and Friday began showing mark
ed increases today.
The bonus board is offering before
May an issue of $4,700,000 of the
bords which are tax exempt and net
five per cent interest. The largest
single sale today was than of that
$4,000 made by. Isabella j. Hartly
through Minneapolis bank.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
COMING WITH BAND.

Fairmonters to Invade Mankato |;
Boosting Allen Candidacy.
Supporters OF A. R. Allen Of Fair
mont, candidate for the republican
nomination for congress, will come in
a special car to Mankato Monday
night to attend Mr.. Aliens campaign
meeting at the armory. 1t is expected
about $50 to 200 people will come.
The band will accompany them and a
parade will take place. With their
torches headed by the band and car
rying signs advertising the summer
carnival il is expected they will make
a good looking sight. The train will
leave Fairmont about $50 p. m. and
return after the meeting.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
URGES BACK TO FARM MOVE.
Dairymen See a great Lack Of Farm
Hands This Season.

IASSOClateu PreSS Dispatch.
Chicago, April 27.-Employers must
discourage farm boys from remaining
in cities and farm boys who are fail
ures in the cities must go lack to
the country or milk production and
crop acreage this year will be seri-
ously curtailed, w. E. Skinner, presi-
dent of the national dairy associa-
ton, declared today. Dairy herds are
being cut down as the result of a
shortage of farm labor, according to
W. J. Kittle, head of the milk pro-
ducers association. Dairy men were
said to be paying from $50 to 500
month for milk hands with a bonus
for those who remain certain per-
iOd
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
NAMED AS DELEGATES.
w. D. Willard and C. II. Cooper OF
Mankato Will Go To Washington.
CTIpitod brass DjSoafch

St Paul. April 24.-The ten dele
gates from Minnesota who are to at
tend conference in Washin .ton on
the school teachers problem. say 10
to 81, were named by Governor Burn
quist today. Thew include: State Su-
perintendent J. M. Mcconnell; w. D.
Willard, Mankato, president Of the
state board of education: c.. H. Coop
er. president of the Mankato normal
school: Miss Mabel Pierce. Faribault
and Dean elect L. D. Coffman of the
state university.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
Growth.

Married people should try to learn
how to grow towards each other. No
human thing. marriage least Of all. can
be allowed to grow INTENDED. 1t takes
pains and thought. as well as unself-
ishness, to grow good marriages.
Woman's Magazine.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
FRED SHERMAN IN TOWN.
Candidate For Nomination For Seere
tary Of State.

Fred Sherman, stdte lmmIBrdtlOn
commissioner, is in Mankato today.
Mr.. Sherman is a candidate for the
republican nomination for secretary
Of state. He has a great many friends
n this city and elsewhere who would
% pleased to have him Endorsed by
:, state convention.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
SEARCH FOR BANDITS.
Three Men Burned Creamery Plant At
South Haven Today.

st. Paul. April 27.-A posse OF
armed farmers is securing the coun-
try side near<South Haven, Mimi, in
search OF three masked automobile
bandits who early today burned the
creamery and produce plant there
after twice wounding the owner, A.
w. Swenson in a hand to hand fight
when he resisted their attempt To
loot the office safe, according to word
received in the twin cities at noon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
POTATO PRICES AvIATE.
Reports Indicate Acreage Will Be
Less This Year.

ASSOCIATED Press DiSpatch.1
st. Paul, April 27.-Potatoes for ia
BILE use are selling at $3.50 to $50 in
Minneapolis and St. Paul and bears
in the cities are predicting that prices
will be still higher before new pota-
toes arrive in large quantities.
Potato wholesalers claim that acre
ages being planted in Minnesota will
be smaller than last year because OF
high prices for seed potatoes, sbut re-
ports from the farms indicate an in
crease in the acreage. This summary
of conditions was issued today by
Hugh J. Hughes, marketing director
of the states department Of agricul-
ture, and is based on part Of a spe-
cial investigation made by R. F. Hall.
department inspector.
Potatoes were quoted at six cents
per pound retail in Mankato today.
This was at the rate Of Sc per bu-
shell.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-04-30
CAN INSPECT BOILERS.
State Employees Are Favored In
Suprenne Court Decision


Supreme Court Decision.
The right of the state boiler in
spector to inspect low pressure boil
ers in apartment houses was sustain
ed by the state supreme court. The
statute giving the inspector this right
was passed in 1919 and under it the
inspector and his deputies inspected
the boiler in the heating plants of
the Sharon apartments, Minneapolis,
an eight family apartment house.
October Is, 1919. Objection followed
on the part of the owner of the fiat.
Appointed AS Inspector.
. ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch
Fargo n. TN April 24.-W. E. By
erly, w-adV u by the commissioner
of internal rev hue at Washington to-
day that his appointment as collector
of internal revenue for the district Of
North Dakota had been confirmed by
the senate yesterday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

gdzie koniec1nosc wymaga, jest ma
pierwszym planie.
System transportacyjny, iaki ulegl
zupelnej dysorganizacyi, pogarsza
9nacznie sytuacye. Powracajacy u
chodzcy napotykaja ogromne trud-
nosci W odbudowaniu swych zaSr6d,
zniszczonych ME tylko wypadkami
wojny, lecz celowo zdemolowanych
preez Niemc6w / Moskali.
Ma podstawie obrschowan okaza
10 sic, ie prawie siedem set ~piecdzie-
stat tysiecy G50,0oo) dom6w W
Polsce bylo zrownanych z ziemia. O.
box powracajacych bezdomnych u
c~hodzc6w, Polsks ma blisko pol MI
Iona sierot, kt6re polegaja ma opie-
ce i pomocy spoaec1ehstwa.
Wiecej nil diva miliony Polsk6w,
wywiezionych " gIab Rosyi przez u
cieka5acych Moskali, powr6ciIo do
kraju, znajdujsc swe posiadfSci uni
szczone doszczetnie, z braku najko<
nieczniejszych rzeczy do lycia, pod
legaja oni przeto giodowi i choro'
bonn zarazlivym. Wooec tego, re in
nj uchodzcy stale wracaja, sytuacya
z dniem kazdym bardziej pogarszA
sic. lima ogromnie pogarsza stan
rzeczy. albowiem gaodni i zziebnieci
uehodicy po powrocie do kraju wy
magaja natychmiastowej pomocy. "
pore letniej zadanie bylo o lyle lat
wiejsze. re uchodzcy mimo zburzo-
nych dom6w, mogli czekaG pod goiem
niebem ma ubranie i zywnoSG jake
i'm byly d~ostarczane przez czlonko"
Amerykanskiego Czerwonego Krzy-
"a.
Gl6wna kwatera wszyStkich Gym
noSci Czerwonego Krzyza, a takze
centrum rejonu, obejmujacego byte
Kr0lestwo Kongresowe, znajduje sic
W warszawie; glowna kwatera kre-
sowego rejonu Z~najduje sic W Bialym
stoku. oraz poiudniowego rejonu we
Lwowie. Aktualna praca poza lokal-
ma jest wykonywsna przeS podr6zu-
lace oddzisly ratunkowe, ktorych
Jest iedenascie zawsze W podrozy. o.
rag przez stale sastepy W wieksGych
NiesIychans energie i poSwiecenie
kobiety polskie " piracy ra-
tunkowej. wszedzie potworzyly one
k6lka i grupy s~zwalniane. kt6re pro-
dukowaly ogromna iloSc bielizny 2
surowc6w d~ostarc7anych przez Ger
won Krzyz. W samej tylko Warsza-
vie z pod fgiel kobiet polskich wy
chodzilo $4,000 wyko6czonych sztuk
bielizny miesiecznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

lime miaSta i osady PROBATIONARY
proporcyonalnie te sama iloSc. Prey
tenn tysiace ton gotowej bielizuy i IL
bran z Ameryki d~ostarcza Czerwony
Krzyz.
Brak obuwia przedewszyStkiem
dale sic odczuwaG, tax, re naprzy--
kiad posyianie dzieci do szk6l zale1-
ne jest Cd tego, czy C~zerwony Krzyz
dostarcza ma czas przeznaczona iloSt
obuwia.
Sieroty i dzieci cierpiace, o lie
moznoSci So p~osyiane do Poznanskie-
go, ktore u~cierpialo najmniej z po--
wodu wojny.
Poaywienie wydzielane Jest z ku-
chen prowadzonyCh przez Czerwony
Krzyz.
Otrzymuja je przedewszystkiem
chorzy W s~zpitalach j u%chodzcy, po-
wracajacy z wygnania.
|, U~chodzcy powracajacy z niewol:,
przedstawiaia najtruduiejszy profile
mat do rozwiazania.
Rad polski, PREY pomocy Amery-
kanSkich Agency ratunkowych czy-
nj wszystko, 60 jest W jego mocy, a.
by utrzymaG sanitarnv kordon ma
swych g%ranicach.
Mimo to jednak - uchodiCy PREY
woza re SODA rome zarazliwe choro-
by. kt6re sierra sic W spos6b stra-
szliwy.
'Czionkowie Czerwonego Krzyza
ME ~ustepuja ami Ia krok W walce 2
tyfusem, dowodem czego jest fakt,
re wielu stosunkowo 2 mich pablo o.
fiara tel choroby.
Wobec takich ~warunk6w. jake pa
nuja w Polsce. czy ME jest obo--
wiazkiem przyjSc z pomoca cicrpiacei
ludnoSci polskiej?
F~unduSze ma ten eel, przesIane do
Czerwonego Krzyza, niezawCdnie
wzmoga akcye ratunkowa W Polsce.
Generality chirurg polski wyrazit
sic W to siowa O dotychczasowcj po-
mocy ameryHanskiej:
Humanitarian praca ratunkowa
Czerwonego Krzyza, wykonywana 2
entuzyazmem i poSwieceniem, celem
ukr6cenia cierpien i nedzy bedzie mic
tylko pamietana i oceniana przez mas
zyjacych, lecz take przez przyszia
pokolenia wolnej Polski. ia, mocno
wierze. re Ia pomOc amerykanska
zespoli ideally I interesa Polski I
Stan6w Zjednoczonych bardziej i
trwalej niz czyny i pamieG bohaterov
polskich KoSciuszki i P~ulaskiego "a
czas6w WaszyngtOna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
WLADYSLAW ST. REYM0NT.
ROk 1884,
Ostatni Sejm Rzecy- Pospolitej.
Powie6G F1istoryczna
(Trylogii Geese ID
pnwo WyneneKo Przedruku Saoyto ZastrzssOne
ala "DusnnikA ChIca Eoskiego".
Gag daisy.

Gag da1szy.
Bra4 60 ten i ow ma strone, wyszePtuj9c sic z
bolaczex; WSoch sluchai z jcdnakitn uSmlechem /
czasem cicho zagadal, a jeSli by3a suplika, oddawaS
ia Friesennu, ktory zapisujac nazwiska ! godnoSci,
jakby obnracywal suplikant6w chytrze zmruzonemi
oczkami.
Zareba sprawl sic krotko, Pc zolniersku i jql
sic doko4a rozgladac.
Sala tronowa, ME nazbyt wielka miernej stru-
ktury, byaa Swiezo pomalowana ma balo przyozdo-
bona zlocenisni, ale tax licho, &c juz tn owdzie
i~uszczyly sic fsrby i pekaiy Powzdymane tynkl.
Iron stai pod czerwonym baldachimem, ma
przeciw wyniosiych okien, dajacych Swiatio cudny
widok ma Niemen jego ~zielona kotline. Pod Sciana-
mi byho nieco zhoconych krzesei i pare sto}ow mo-
zaAowych italskiej roboty, jeno re szpetnie Po-
szczerbionych. Zwierciadia miedzy oknami, zEozone
z niewielkich tafel, Swieciiy przymglonym, blafa-
wynn lustrem. Szary, marmurowy komin w rogu
dzwfga} z~socona tarcze Z herbami ostatniego Sasa,
oIbrzymie grupy porcelanowe i takiez kardelabry.
Cd sufitu. ma ktory1n wsLroS zabielai widnialy
sptowia}e kolory, jakichS dawnych m~alowide}, zwie-
szaiy sic pajaki, obwieSzone krysztafowem Skill
VEN. Pare zczerniaych portretow W z}otych ra-
mach ubieralo magic Sciany.
Sala byla pusta, Rudna pachnia}a wapnem
tozgrzanym klejem.
Ma jakiS tajny znak o zblizaniu sic kroia, Frese
ustawii wszystkich pred tronem, ma ~dywanie, zaj-
~mujacym cafy Srodek sail.
Cudzoziemcy wzieli co najwidniejsze miejsca,
Zsrebie przyszso stansc ma samym kohcu, PREY da-
mach W czerni.
Kr61 wszedi masemi dzwiczkari, dwaj kadeci
z obnazonemi szpadami ustawfli sic PREY tronie, Mi
rowscy zajeli drzwi, W dziedzincu zawarczaSy beb-
ny i warty stanesy pod oknami.
Krol wydawas sic dzisiaj bye W dobrym humo-
re, uSmiechal sic przyjaznie jail obchodzic peten.
tow.
Ghigiotti cos mt szeptai do ucha. Friese z drugiej
strony nowl nazwiska. Dose dhugo rozmawiai po
angielsku z cudzoziemcarni, a potem juz kolejno z
kazdym zarnieniai pc pare laskawych show.
Zareba pilnie how'll jego CLOS, ale niewiele u}o-
viii, gdyz bNi szcroko rozstawieri, a przytem kr6l
zazwyczaj mowif cicho. Uslyszaf go dopiero, gdy
siwy jegomosc zaezai g}oSno r~oztaczac swojc zale
skargi.
Kr6 ssurhai, jakby wystraszony, u~si}ujac pre-
rwaG te wielee przykrs relacye. ale szlachcic, ME
pozwalajac sic zbic Z tropu, grzmiai coraz zapalczy-
wiej:
Mic ME za~tajann i mic ME koloryzuje. jakenl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
Foreign Language Co.
Vernmental Information
Service.
I POLSkIEGO BIURL.
ia East 18th St. New York City.
Program piracy ratunkowej Czerwo-
neSO krzyia W PolsCc.

Washington, D. c. - Obecnie vie
Gel niz poiowe budzetu A~merykan-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza, poSwie-
conego Europe, przypada poza Fran
eva ma Drace W Polsce. Pomoc, jaka
Jest niesiona Polsce, ME polega je-
dynie IA Amerykahskim Czerwonym
Krzyzu, slbowiem Polski Czerwony
Krzyz i misye czerwonego Krzyza
szeSciu innych panstw. mianowicie
Anglii, Belgii, Szwecyi, Hiszpanii.
Rumunii i Portugalii, swoja ozywio-
ma dz~iaialnoScia pomagaja znacznie
W podjetej piracy. Liga organizaeyi
CZerwonego Krzyza ME dawno tenn
wysiaia specyalna Sanitarna misys
do Polski, raporty kt6rej st~wierdza-
ia grozsce niebezpiecze6stwo nietyl-
ko iyciu novel Republiki Pclskiei.
lecE take zdrowiu caiej Europy, je-
Sill straszliwa epidemic tyfusu. kto-
Ia przybiera potezne rozmiary W
Polsce, ME bedzie naleiycie i dosta-
tecznie zwalczana.
Amerykanska pomoc. obok pomo-
cv Czerwonego Krzyza, jest skoordy-
nowaaa " Polsce, tax, Ee wszystkie
Amerykanskie ratunkowe Komisye o
charakterze bezpartyjnym i bezre'
Iigijnym ~polaczyly sic i stworzyE
jeden front W walce z glodem i cpl
demia, Celem skonsolidowauia ak
cyl. komitet polaczonych stowarzE~
szen ratunkowych zosta} utworzony,
W sklad kt6rego wchodza: Poset a.
merykanski. Komisarz Amerykan--
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza, przedsta-
wiciel Armif Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
przedstawiciele Amerykanskiego Ra
tunkowego Stowarzyszenia, Towarzy-
silva Karmienia Dzieci i innych Anne
ryka6skich organizacyi. a take Ligi
Stowarzyszen CzerwoneSo Krzyza.
Zesziego lata zosta{ otrzymany W
Westinghouse rapport z Polski, W kto-
rym zostal nakreSlony program pra-
cy e~dukacyjnej W dziedzinie zdro-
via, jaka Amerykanski CzerWony
Krzyz miai przedsiewziaG biezsce1 Il
my. Zaledwie mala Geese tego pro-
sramu zostaia wprowadzona W zycie
chociaz bardzo powazna praca byla
wvkonana W dystylowaniu woody, "
preparovaniu serum dla s5pitali i "
trenowaniu pielegniareK. Amerykah
ski Czerwony Krzy1 speinia obeonie
eiementarne zadanie ubierania ma
gich. odzywiania glodnych i "zdra"-
wanna horych W nadziei, re poWsta-
ME zdrowa i silna Polska, W ktorel
program koustruktywnej piracy edu-
kacyjnci bedzie mogl bye wykonan'
W mysl nowoczesnych zasad nauki.
" obecnych warunkach, jake panujs
W PoIsce, niema mowy o systematycz
mem wykonaniu zakreSlonego pro-
sramu. albowiem natychmiastoTa'
dorazna pomoc. zastosowaua TAM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Studenci H%andlowej SzkOiy 10
respOndencyjnej - Palatinc Wy
Slali Naczelnikowi Panstwa JGzefowi
Pilsudskiemu 100000 Polskich Ma
rex przez bank polski Dcpositors
State Bank, 1885 South Ashland I'VE.
Chicago, III. We wielkiem ogtosze--
niu tego banku wczoraj NAIVE Pala-
tine przez omyike wypuszczono, co
niniejszcm prostujemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
Me Wstydz siel

Gdy powracasB do domu 70 Sre&'
niescia. re skladu ofisu Tub fabryh
kup sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKI
smiaio csytaj tramwsju Tub Va
Gonie.
DzIENNIK CHICAGOsKI motna
stale nabywac ma nastepujacych ma
rotnikach:
State 1 Madison - pred skisdeu
departamentowym Boston Store.
state 1 Madison - pred apteka
firmy Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skisdem
departsmentowym fEmy CArDoA
Pirie, Scott and Col
State 1 Quincy;
State 1 Van BurenI
State 4 Harrison:
Wabash 1 Harrison;
Van Buren, 4 La SAllOI
Adams 1 La 6allc;
Adams I La Sale;
Washington 4 La SAlIOJ
Randolph 1 Dearborn;
Washington ! 6-tA SS&
ma Town Of Lake MONA orrzy
mac ,,Dzienrik w nastepujqcych
~m;ejscach.
CICHOWLAZ -
1912 So. Lincoln Nlica
KRUPOWICZ
IT'S ". 4o-raa uIlcs
M~IELZYNSKI -
17I4 w. 48-ma Utica
STREJSMAN -.
1909 LOOMS utica
alma I'll. i Racine ave
LOPACINSKI -
1863 Gross ave
S. ITALIAN -
1912 w. 51-ta ul Sklad naszy
WOJTKOWSKI -
1924 S. Ashland ave
BOCHNIAk -
1915 w. 43-cis utica
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
WAR CAUSED LOSS
 OF 35, ,32O, GOO


 Washington, Aug. 27.-Ten European n nations which were engaged in the world war show potential loss in
 population of 35,320, GOO persons since 1914, according to a statistical re-
 search conducted by the Society for Studying the Social Consea uences of the War, of Copenhagen, made pubic today by the American Red Cross. At the end of 1913 these nations had Ia population of 400, $50 900, and under
 normal conditions this population should have increased by the middle
 of 1919 to 424, ,21O, 900. It had fallen by
 that time, however, to S9,03O,000.
 Causes. are assigned as follows:
 Killed in war, 9,S19,0Oo; deaths due to augmentation of mortality, economic blockade and war epidemics, ,301 900; fall in birth rate due to mobilization of 56, COG, 900 men between 20 and 45 years of age, 20,20O,0O0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27

sons are located
 Robert Glider has returned to Omaha City. Neb., after a visit to his niece. Mrs. Percy Litchfie1d, at her summer home on the Ridge. He is an artist in oils and during his stay placed on 1 canvas several Ridge and Pleasant Valley views
 Among the Bedding Democrats plan
 ming to attend the meeting at Savin
 Rock tomorrow at which Gov. Cox.
 Presidential candidate, will speak are D. $. Sanford, Michael Connery. W. c. Sanford, Martin B. Burr and B. P. Sanford.
 Henry Garfield and daughter, Miss Grace E., and Robert H. M. Garfield, wife and daughter, were among those from Bridgeport attending the "Es- ther" performance here MT. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter of Georgetown and the latter's two sis ters left this week on an auto trip northward through Massachusetts. Harold Connery has returned from a ten days trip to Niagara Falls Recent Bridgeport guests at the
 Ridgewold Inn were MT. and Mrs. c. G. Lindquist, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Ilydnchatn and daughter Frances and
 MT. and Mrs. J. Godfrey Peters Dr. John w. Brannon, identified with the local extension work of Bellevue Hospital, was a visitor last week to the Ridge where his wife is occupying the Mabrey cottage.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27

tour of inspection to the alfalfa fields in this section visited the farm or A. G. Barnett last week and were much interested in viewing the IF acres.of the plant which he has un- der successful cultivation. The oldest patch Is one-.of three acres ana rom it three \good. cuttings have been har- vested yearly.for the last seven years, counting the present season. The other piecesAare also in thrifty condi- ton and yielding well. MT. Barnett be- ing almost the, only farmer in this To- cality who has made a pronounced success in alfa9La growing. His first try was failureA the three acre patch above referred toe being the second.
 Bedding. Democrats will hold . caucus at the townx house on Wednes- day evening of next~week. Sept. 1, for the purpose of choosing delegates to the state, congressional and senatorial conventions. and also-tto name candi- dates for town officeEs to be elected on the first Monday in October. A subsequent caucus to nominate for judge of probate and representatives will be necessary.
 Nicholas Santinello of tGeorgetown is in the No-walk hospital in conse- quence of injuries received lin an acci- dent last Monday when his car came into collision with a bakery truck at Winnepauk. He sustained severe gem eral bruises and an injury to the shoulder which indicates a fracture.
 The steam shovel employed on the trunk highway job is continuing it's operations below Pine Tree Corner with the apparent purpose of com pleting/ the heavy excavation work all the way to Ogden's Corner in Easton, the southern end of the line. Banks are being cut out to afford a roa dway IS feet in width and grades reduced.
 A. Hamilton Ferry, a we'll known resident of the Hopewell district, died