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A New Type Of Revolution.

industrial revolution progress-that ii shall
pogressn Italy offers curious commentary upon changing
ideals and the shifting powers.
A world revolutions, accomplished aboiyc
like this For evolutionsts have hitherto
struck the Of Their immediate have
been the armed forces OF constituted authority Their mobs have
marched buildings arsena police headquarters
palaces They have usually complained OF industrial and social
lnJuces but have invariably sought to remedy by szng
political power.
Italy giving to new type OF revolution The
insurgents the cccrs OF political and the
OF industrial Milan and Turin the great industrial capitals,
the its fullest force Rome the of the
almost unoubcd The approach
distinctly governmental function has been the
OF the yards and ordnance factories these
hc plea that they OF the machinery OF production which
the workers take their
these public works and in the automobile factories seized
by the worknen Investigators find work proceeding merely
without interruption but with unusual enthusiasm the
OF the workmcn.
inevitably however succeed to the prcscnt peace
u appropriation OF other peoples property by
crossed with foreign complications the Italian
yet give attention to the fat denial OF property
rights by limited class The doctrine, most
complete Developments repcllant
Soviet Russia that industry instead OF democracv Shall be- the
orce, will be unchalenged
1t Is doctrine which has be reckoned with nearly
every land England confron in the threat strike
labOTs demand the
The United States had fOrcasc OF
PEELED Congress Admson Russia alone has ac-
pted to the fullest and the today
inc most powerful argument against further extension OF
watched with interest throughout the world That
las thus lar been peaceful neglect the
m peace than could the UtOPan idea OF Irshmen
they could establish the Irish republic by
methods OF peace.
Even those who most earnestly insist the Jcffersonan
doctrine OF the right OF revolution corresponding
night q threatened government protect isel.
Meantime it would appear and the place afc
alike uprOpous the Italian experiment The
ltcy dcIcndcnt the
IRON industry which the ouonsts
Experiment. Its depreciation in terms
q" torSn exchange than that OF nation
Was hard ior the established
LOT men doubtful supplies
u 10 inns the TACT that industrial depression ding
Italian steamer with immigrants seeking the United
ih" the business OF the nation cbb will
be seen that the conditions confronting the
TO discourage experienced with their
tons III running order How much difficult they be or
comparatively unframed industrial leaders is obvious
Soviet rule Russia upheld only bayonet Probably
the Italian experiment will fall OF its pro-
mo"r. are able 10 seize the armed power nation
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
A Wise Man of Michigan.

Woodbridge " Ferris present Democratic candidate ior oor
ernor OF Michigan has been in State
normally Republican Pennsylvania record personal
otv argues the
SION OF either unusual individual popularity singular insight into
the views and desires of the Michigan wholly prob
able that Mr.. Ferris possesses both qualities.
In the though candidate upon the ticket
with Gov Cox, who %" league" Gov Ferris
frankly assert, that Ire is nothing OF the kind
! am IN favor league OF tho Miclpn NOM
ne but not the league of nations written Had
been IN President Wilson's position signed the GOV
enant win reservations 1t IS necessary to have
national court, call it what you will"
chorus Of Of be expcctcd iron, those
utrarcular Democrats who OF Gov Cox ;ndo-c
that uckless candidate the White
House And VIC can readily imagine the
campaign managers Michigan should nsisence rDor
The league the husngs gubenatoriaI
chance Of getting.
But beyond doubt Gov has once again proved his
Shrewd capacity public recognizes the fart
that the real ISSUE today between Wilson league and no
league all The Wilson league at the 1oIs would
result IN no league For the next Senate will he
such that should another determined adhe1t Wilson
be installed in the White House there result once more ro
longed dssension followed by any constructive
ton n the subject e
Whereas should advocate OF league such as
was afforded by the reservations which ordered his
Senatorial supporters defeat be elected steps
the creation OF organization the of the worlds
will be
Even the unhnchng advocates Presidents program mu
admit that the between the league b
between blind and obstinate adherence unanabe and
prudent acceptance OF which will foundation
which, the ideal be
This is the opinion evidently of Gov and upon that
theory he is making his Democratic
lie sentiment and wholly statesmsnlke great intcrn
tional
But will puzzled asked as to his support Of his
associate on the Democratic ticket the Hon James
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Births Reported.

Edmund AZ and Eva T Purdy, bo,.
Wilbert V. and ZuIa s. Renper eirI
Albert L. and Robena NJ. Meininger. boy.
tphram J. and Naomi Hollis girl
Fred VI. and Carrie L. Carver girl
David and Lille Brill boy.
Daniel and Rose BreeskIn boy.
Henry and Ida Wick girl,
william J. and IIildegarde r Kennedy
girl,
Edward C. and Mary NJ Davis, boy.
Harry and Ida Tate girI,
John w and Mary Wadleigh, boy.
D.; samuel and Elva Leonard, girl.
Harrison X. and Lucy T. Gore
Russel Mckee and Anna A. Harrington
boy.
Lyman L. and Evs Fairbanks boy
John u. and Mabel T.. Doran, boy
'ecil j. and Elsie 2. ketnrr. girl
lanes w. and Leona Palmer. Qi-I.
Henry I. and Pearl Dsrr boy
Frank VI. and Elizabeth Graebner. hoy.
John y. AMI Gertrude Reynolds boy
VIM. T. ami Mary L. Meyer, girl,
George II. and Elizabeth V. burton girl
Arthur II. and Clara II. Rausch. boy
Frank and Salie Sachs girl
Merritt W. and Roselia NJ Abel bor
Harry l.. and Ebeth A. Sperling. girl.
Frank \. and Alma c. J.. Hutchison. girl
VIM. =. and Louise VI. Hermann riri
Roland W and Louise John. girl
Oscar p. and Corine A. Jackson. bov
Frarklin and Lille Krrs girl
Joseph l.. and porcthy 7. Compton hoy
James and Nh2rta Galmar girl
lle1ry and Violet Plummer. girl
WH'. II. and Martha Brown, girl.
Manuel and Louise Scott. girl.
Wm. and Pearl earring ton, girl.
Edwin B. and Alberta Fuller. girl.
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THE THE BIBLE
Translated out OF the original
tongues and from the edition
k7own as Our Mothers Bible"
THE BOOK OF JOSHUA.
Continued from YESTERDAY.
CHAPTER 10.

l Five king> war against GibcoA Joshua
r">cueth II. 10 Gvd fghteth against them
with hailstoneS. L. The and moon
stand stis at the word Of Joshua 10 The
hve kings are INJURED in cave. % They
brought forth. - >CUrnfully used, -
aud hanged. 2s Seven kings more con
rucred. ~ Joshua returneth to GilEsl.
Now it came to pass, when AdOni.
zedek king of Jerusalem hadl heard
how Joshua had taken Al, and had
utterly destroyed it; as he had done
to Jericho and her king. so he had
done to Al and her king; and how
the inhabitants of Gib"on had made
peace with Israel. and were among
them;
That they feared greatly. be
cause Gibeon was a great city. as
one of the royal cities. and because
it was greater than Al. and all tho
men thereof were mighty.
Wherefore Adoni-zedck king ot
Jerusalem sent unto Hoham king OF
Hebron. and unto Piram king OF
JarmuIh, and unto Japhia king OF
Lachish. and unto Dcbir king OF
Eglon, saying.
Come up unto me. and help nc
that we may smitc Gideon: for il
hath made peace Gvith Joshua and
with the children Of Israel.
Therefore the five kings of tho
Amorites. the king of Jerusalem, tho
king OF Hebron. the king of Jar
muth, tho king of Lachish, the king
OF Eglon. gathered themselves to-
gether. and went up. they and all
their hosts. and encamped befor,
Gibeon, and made war against it,.
And the men of Gibeon sen,
unto Joshua to the camp to Gilgal
saying. Slack not thy hand from
thy servants; come up to us quickly
and save us. and help us: for all the
kings of the Amorites that dwell
in the mountains are gathered to-
gether against us.
So Joshua ascended from Gilgal
he. and all the people of war with
him. and all the mighty men OF
yalouT.
8 And the Lord said unto Joshua
Fear them not: for ! have delivered
them into thine hand; there shall
not a man of them stand before
thee.
Joshua therefore came unto
them suddenly. and went up from
Gilgal all night.
10 And the Lord discounted them
Israel, anu sic" lHtHi Win u
great slaughter at Gibeon. and
chased them along the way that
goeth up to Beth h-horon. and smote
them to Azckah. and unto Makke-
dah.
IL And it came to pass. as they
fed from before Israel. and were in
the going down to Beth-horon. that
the Lord cast down great stones
from heaven upon them unto Aze-
kah. and they died: they were more
which died with hailstones than
they whom the children Of Isrsel
slew with the sword.
12 Then Spake Joshua to the
LORD in the day when the Lord de-
liverrd up the Amorit"s before the
children of Israel. and he said in
the sight of Israel. Sun, stand thou
still upon Gibeon: and thou. Moon.
in the valley of Ajalon.
&. TO BE CONTINUED.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
CARRANZA'S SLAYER
FIGHTS NEW REGIME

Mexico City, Mex, Sept. ls.-Gen.
Rodolfo Herrsro, who was accused
Of the murder OF former President
Carranza when the latter was max
ing his way TO the coast after fee
ing Mexico City, is in revolt against
the central administration In the
State Of Hidalgo. according to word
received yesterday.
A body OF troops has been sent
to capture him and his forces.
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Local TenperI turs.

lilgheSt, -, lowest, s%i.
Relative bumidity-s an. 81: " pm. 81:
pm. Go.
Rainfall IS pm. 10 PM. q.
Hours nf sunshine. 1913
FER cent Of possible sunshine. 100
Departures from Norma
Accumulated d@Gcie1cy of tcml~rature
since January l. 1871 3au
D"iriepcy VI temperature since september
J. 1g.1i. -.
Accumulated defciehcy Of pre,ipI1 tion
sinre January !, 1880. l.S6.
deficiency Of Precipits tiVu since September
!. 1920. l.06.
Temperature same date last year-Hish-
cst. II: lowest. %.
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Notes BY Washington Observer
Washington Newspapermen Rejoice at
"Uncle Joe's" observation-disclosures
Speckvon Sternburg May Remary.
Campaign "TeXtbooks" Out.

Washington newspaper sCribes re
Joicc at the denomination of "Unclc
Joe" Cannon, OF Illinois. tor Il
twenty-third term in Congress.
Some years agU-it was on the Oc-
Casion Of a Gridiron club froIiC-
Cannon gave Washington Corrc-
spondents carte blanche to attribute
to him any anecdOte they cared to
use for which the oorroborativc de
tail of somebody's name was needed.
The privilege has been periodically
utilized. with consequent additions
to "UnClc JoC's' fame aS a humOr-
iSt.
Romance Stirs Capital.
Washington is much Interested in
the prospective remarriage Of tn"
Baroness SpeCk Won Sternburg.
widow of popular pre-war Ger
man Ambassador to the United
States. The baroness has visited
Washington several times during
the pre- sent year in connection with
her American property which wHS
held bv the alien property custodian.
Ever since her husbands death ten
or twelv" wears ago, Baroness SpCck
Won Sternburg has maintained Il
legal domiCilc on his estate in Sax
ony. William II. who was very
fond, Of "SprCky" made his widow
IaAy-in-waiting at tho Prussian
royal court. A similar honor was
conferred on the American widow
Of another German nobleman diplo-
mat Baroness Won Kettclrr Uur-
mcrly Miss Lcdydrd, of DctroIr.
Her husband was murdered by tn"
Boxers in pckin
Uaymarkct Blast Recalled.
The Wall street bomb outrage re-
calls to Washington ohicialdom the
famous Haymarkct riots in Chicago
in May. 1856. when German anarch-
lists flung dynamite bombs. killing
many policemen a.d civilians. Seven
red" plottrrs were convicted. five Of
them being sentenced to death and
two to life imprisonment. On the cvo
of execution day. November II. 1851,
one OF the condemned anarchists
blew his head off with dynamite in
his cell Like the suspect arrested
in Canada for supposed completely
with the Wall street horror, his
name was Fischer.
Thinks Prohibition Doomed.
James B. Regan. proprietor of the
late Hotel Knickerbocker. New
York. and pal" of Democratic ma
tional leaders, is assuring British
ers, according to London news
papers now in Washington. that
prohibition in America is on its last
legs. 1T will not survive the com
ing election" Mr.. Regan is quoted
as saying. The matter will be de
cided by placing proper men in Con-
gress, who will not take away the
personal liberty of the American
people" Regan vociferously denied
to English reporters that he had
quit the hotel business because
America went dry II can rcpudiate
that notion" he testified by my
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Deaths Reported.

Peter Taylor, jr., so years, 901 18th st. nv.
sister Mary l.. Burkman, 43, Georgetown
Unirersity Hospital.
Henry N. Thomas, 80. st. Elizabeth's Hos.
Maria G. weems. 6S. Cordova apis. Goth
st and Flotida ave.
Marry Bleicher. 5, Children's Hospital.
Sarah Rlumbets, IS, 9O3 A. II. sw.
Robert Jackson, 40. GA Delaware ave. Sw.
John A. Gordon, 81, 1897 oregon ave. NV.
Mary J. Carter, 81, 1917 Sd 81. nv.
Mary Robertson. S. 463 Delaware ave. sw.
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income tax reCeIptS. which show
that ] paid so much tax in 1919 over
and above previous years that Id
be ashamed to mention the amount.
During 1919 the Knickerbocker sold
10 liquor at all for eight months.
Repatriation Work ON.
Acting on behalf of the league OF
nations and largely with the aid of
$1,000, 600 contributed by the Ameri.
can Red Cross. FridtJot Manson. the
Famous Norwegian explorer, has just
organized the work OF sending home
tn" 500.o0o prisoners of war still
hcld captive in Russia and Central
Europe. Nansen found the plight
If tens of thousands OF them des-
pcrate in the extreme, owing 10
lack Of adequate clothing and nour-
ishment 1t is feared many may
Succumb during the approaching
winter if relief cannot be rushed to
them. Altogether DIR. Nansen has
had $1,000, 900 placed at his disposal
for relief measures. The prisoners
are distributed over Russia, Ger.
many. Siberia and Turkestan. Trans
port has hitherto provoked tho
greatest dfticulties in connection
with their repatriation.
Both Text Books Out.
Foth the Republican and Demo
crate campaign books" ar.
now on the market. They reveal
afr"Sh tho lack of originality that
prevails among professional party
managers. The two books are as
alike in size. style and general
makeup as pair OF peas in pod
RI" q. Q. L. catcChism runs to 400
p"E"S; I'll" Democrats to 492. Peace!
Fr"gr"ss! Prosperity" is the slogan
which "mblazoRs the title-pasc Of
tn" Democrats book. A telling chan
ter in tho Republican volume deals
with "Th" Administrators Conduct
"i tn" War-Eillions Wasted-Th,
Irtc" OF MismanaEement." Tho hook
ar" designed to serve the dual pur-
pos" of informing the individual
voter and Of providing hints for
stump speakers.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
BY John Kendrick Bangs.
THE TIME.

The clock may toll the time to me.
But ! care not what time II b..
1t may be morning. noon. or night.
In all of them ! take delight,
But in the quest for bliss or fame.
From dawn to dusk the hours the
same.
The day all through
'Tis time to Dot
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20
Forecast Of Flyinr Weather

s;onc No ! North Atlantic States l-GOod
flying Gather today; clear sky: moderate
west and northwest winds surface and sioft.
Zone No. " Middle Atlantic StatesI-COOd
rying weather today: clear sky: moderatF
north and northeast winds near the surface
fresh northeast winds aloft.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-20

The report from Michigan that
Henry Ford is out for Harding in
spires curiosity as 10 whom T-v-
man Newberry is supporting
". J. 4
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The Weather
Forecast, for To-day and Tomorror.

giuia-Fair today and probably tomorrow
continued cool; moderate north winds shift
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11
MORRIS GIVEN
 HANDSOME GIFT
 BY COMRADES

George Morris, who was recently appointed a lieutenant in the Fire Prevention service, was presented with a gold watch and chain and a solid silver carving set, by his former comrades in the post office. The pre- sentation speech was made by Supt P. R. Carroll of the Noble station.
 Gifts were also received from the Electric Cable Co.,, through F. L. Mo Mahon, from the Holmes & Edwards Co.,, through George H. Edwards and from the Stanley Rule & Level Co.,, through Charles Zink.
 The committee in charge were: For the Carriers, J. N. McElroy, chair man; c. A. Hickey, J. Emmons and J. H. Connor. For the Clerks, P. J. Coyne. chairman; W. J. Malone, J. J OConnor and H. c. Cone.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11
For Colds, Grip or Influenza

and as a Preventative, take LAXA- TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets Look for E. W. GROVES signature on the box 3Oc-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11
FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Method That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort OF Loss
 of Time.

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 We especially want to send it to those apparently hopeless cases, where all forms of inhalers. touches, opium preparations, fumes, patent smokes" etc. have failed. We want to show everyone at our expense, that this new method is designed to end all difficult breathing. all wheezing, and all thoss terrible paroxysms at once.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

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 Times Want Ads
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11
REPUBLICAN
 CLUB IS INCORPORATED

A certificate of incorporation was filed in the office of the secretary of the state yesterday by the Fifth Dis- trist Republican Club of Bridgeport, ito advance good government, and to stimulate an interest in politics through loyalty to the nation, and activity in national, state, municipal and other elections" The incorpora- tors are Elmer H. Ravens, John F. MaIoney. Paul l.. Miller, c. E. Win tor, William Lounsbury and David W. Price.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11
THAT AWFUL MOMENT

''So you won the Distinguished Ser vice Cross for conspicuous bravery in extreme danger. Didn't you feel shaky?''
 Not until lined up for the gen. eral to pin it on .me'-Life.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

Corsage Bouquets for K. of O. Ball Arcade Flower Shop, James Duggan and Frank Smethhurst. Phone Bar. 2535. B11uE
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11
DANGER OF NEGLECT

Colds often develop into grip or pneumonia unless treated at once with Father Johns Medicine. Adv
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

To Heal Cough Take HAYES HEALING HONEY, 35c.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-01
.COMR SAGE TEA |NTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully ard Restores Its Natural Color and
 lustre at Once.

Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea. with sulphur and alco- hol added. will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the ready-to-use preparation i'm proved by the addition of other in gredients, a large bottle. at little cost, at drug stores, known as Wy eth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, v thus avoiding a lot of muss.
 While gray, faded hair is not sin ful, We all desire to retain our youth full appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it does it so natur- ally. so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at time; by morn ing all gray hairs have disappeared. After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glOs- sy, soft and luxuriant and you ap- pear years younger.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-01

credits on agricultural paper.
 Senator Norris. Nebraska. said re- establishment of trade with Russia
 would be one means of relief Sena-
 tor France. Maryland. another mem
 be rOf the committee plans to intro
 duce a resolution for this purpose.
 Senator Harrison. Mississippi, also la committee member. indicated that congressman from cotton states were ready to join with those from wheat and cattle states in pushing relief leg islation. The Mississippi senator said he wanted to see the war fin lance corporation revived and provi- sions made for government loans to the agricultural interests.
 "The government encouraged the farmers to make this crop which was
 at very high cost Of production and the government ought to apply eXcep- tional treatment to aid them assert ed Senator Harrison, who said he had bills to offer with the problem if the ] joint committee session reached no 1 definite program.
 i The senator said h. would also Ia vor making property in the hands of alien property custodian, amounting Ito about S4OO,0OO.00O. basis for eX tending credit to Germany to pur- chase American products.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-01
Federal Aid for Farming Interests
 Will Be Considered at Meeting of
 Senate and Lower House Committees

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3O.-Possible remedial legislation for agricultural interests will be considered at joint meeting of the agricultural meeting of the senate and house next Thurs day. The senate committee went over the situation today and invited the house committees to meet with them to see what could be done to alleviate the situation caused by fall ing prices for farm products.
 Senate committeeman said tenta- tive suggestions for consideration in- cluded
 Revival of the war finance corpora tion and the opening of European markets for surplus products, seem plan for extending credit to foreign nations and amendment of the feder- al reserve act to afford extension of
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-01
Railroad Man Gives
 Good Advice

Several years ago I was under ' treatment Of stomach specialist for months, 2 weeks of which were spent in hospital Another stomach specialist told. me I had gall stones and that an operation was necessary. I did not want to have this. I lost A lbs. in weight. Talking with a brakeman one day he told me of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and since taking it l have gained 16 lbs. and am feeling fine. l am advising oth- CTS to try it." It is simple, harm less preparation that removes the ca tarrhal muCus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach liver. and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refunded. Lowell Drug Co. in Lowell and Druggists everywhere
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-01
53,000 Patients
 Handled in Year
 By Army Hospitals

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-.But for deaths from tuberculosis and respir- atory diseases contracted during the influenza epidemic of 1918, the army death rate for the last year would have been very low, according to the annual report of Surgeon General Ireland, made public tonight.
 The medical corps during the year, General Ireland asserted. was en- gagged largely ill physical Ieconstruc- ton Of sick and wounded of the great war. At the beginning of the year there were 40,796 patients in the general and base hospitals and dur ing the year an additional 12,000 cases were received The end of the year on June 30, however, saw all eX- cept 50S3 of these cases discharged leaving only nine Of the S1 war time