New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1918, Page 5

1018, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 3 | ish government immediately protested ¥ against the Gern warships being 184 H | sheltered ¢ promised that | they would be interned and put out of A l"\\n rission until the end of the war ‘: T i it was announced that Turkey | i Uhad purchased the cruiser and given|| them the new names of Midullu and™ Sultan Yaw lim, Lte ount of the | 01d Brestau Sunk, Former Goeben | v 2 Beached in Dardanelles “Genuine”’ In the purchase of silver, gold, or pnrr‘ious stones—when you buy anything of impo%-- tance or of intrinsic value—you see to it | London. Jan. 21— n a naval action | 1o R Nae that you get the genuine and watch r'at.'efully heseon SR o e 2611917, whon the Iurklan for the mark of identification. There is only |} er Midulu, formerly the | ish units in i as sunk and the | in the B One Genuine Aspirin. dropped | attack | | that British bombs on the an air on the Turkish ople, in the Golden Hor accaunt of the Midullu a naval action was in J Before the L sugar from @ ‘ produced all S Italy supplied naval commanders s been expressed over their failure to prevent statement | the Goeben out of the ireslan-Turkish | beginning Turkish cru German 1 Sultan Yaw man Goeben, nouncement was miralty last night i Admiralty’s im, formerly the ( as beached Th The “Bayer Cross” appears on the only Gennine Aspirin, ARESlSE e e made in the United States for more than ten years. e | The war ab Messina at the nd reaching a 8 “The Bayer Cross— The trade-ma; rcidester of s: cylicacid in the: LASSIFIED ADVERTISING The Greatest Salesman on earth, The quickest way to recover lost property ' The best method of renting that empty. apartment or ¥00M. A BAYER) = **Aspirin"(Reg. U.S. Pat. Off) ta Your Guarantee of Purity” i ! /ity ‘ : \ t rantee that the monoacetic- t POOR RESIDENTS OF NEW YORK’S EAST SIDE DIGGING FOR COAL IN THE CITY’S ASH HEAPS Some in the Ba: Naughton making an N-ray exanunation of the Lungs, with improved Magnoathis Skiascope as an carcity of fuel \mzr:mh showing poor people of the ained from this pho- l\-::ml Side of New York digging for “The Gocben names Sultan vith destroye he Brif fore e Dardanelles this, Sunday, mo The F lau was sunk The scaped, but has been beached, 1ently badly damaged, at Ni ’oint, in the narrows of the straits. oeben is now being attacked aircraft. osses reported are the moni- .n and & small monitor. the Midullu— s in action with 1t the entranc ) The German cruiser Br Goeben were in the Medite Sca. at the beginning of the war fled into the Dardanelles, S safety from the that sought their a ince then their activitie nelles, at the Black . to the Bosphoru Rlack Sea along the Tu Russian, and Rumanian brought them famo for wolves, like the Dresden, and Karlishruhe. On their reaching Const midd of August, 191 nd in the part of saf T roubridge of an flect was absolved of ative in this t in Dece 1914 In the deputies last Thur Admiral Bien- | alme announced that intended to | demand the impeachment of M. Au neur, former Minister of M failing in his duty to take steps Admiral Gaston Boue de Lap: whose alleged failure to obey orders resulted in the Goeben and Breslau | reaching the Dardanelles. TROTZKY'S DOCTRINE, | in Canada That Bolsheviki Statesman is Playing Gameo of Germany, (Toronto M Down with trine! No Ent citizen on the I more use for him than fov the It is for Trotzky why , can have Kiser ;> malkes a fair appearance of impartial ag between tho two ring coali- | tions—as if he could say with all his | { heart, “May the devil take the hind- | most!"” But neutrality on the part or rvice to Germ of the $12,000,000 courthouse that to bo erected. 'I“m‘ in the city ash heaps on the sit FREE TO THE SICK! 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The sick multitudes crowd his of- fices from morning until night, and it you would avoid disappointment you neutrality is to weaken the e by taking Russia out of it Trotz vs, “is bheing wu freedom of the imperial | exploitation of the peoples of TInc nd Egypt on the one ha and for aperiaiistic division of the pe of the th on the o “All talk of the p being a work of na cither hypocrisy or His hissing on of the bel- ind his railway call to the follow up the awfu war with the more f a Terrorism will not | for the | proletariat to work of has been of domes countri is not one of whom the last refuge, for patriotism | an affection condemned in his po- | | litical creed evidence Nor does he g of loving loving his country Kultur. What is not construction or reconstruction, | but destructior 1t is not loge, but | | hate he enjo German hate of one class of socicty for hate of the wor and accomplish- | ments of civilization such as is shown by the destrovers of Louvain and | Rheims. Ts he commissioned to try ! the Entente into acceptance man peace? than ot | s the | { German e MURPHY WA , Jan. 21.. € phy. former president o Nationals, says he wil srs of the National L in New York next month | to compel ries H. Weeghman, pres- | ident of the club, and the stockhold- Mur- e Chicago direc s is due him for rent on the old onal League Park. The action, | he said, would be scparate from the | suit he filed here recently. He name. J. Ogzden Armour, William Wrigley | and others as defendant with Weegh- | man | e - - | FORBES PRESIDEN'I ‘ OF NAVY LEAGUE ". Naugkton will give his Consultations, Remarkabic Diagnosis of | D Services, | should call early- Dr. Naughton makes | regular visits to New Britain visit his Worcester offices. 22nd from 10 o'clock in the morning until 5:30 o’clock in the evening, to consult with and examine all cases personally. DR. J. P. NAUGHTON & SPECIALIST IN OATARRH, STOMACH, KIDNEY AND CHRONIC ATLMENTS. TORY, 311 MAIN STREET, WORC OFFICE AND LABORA- TER, MASS, trom | I[Kme to time to personally attend to | his many patients who are unable to | i I | | clected > of the | Robert | Forbes formerly Philip- | [ Cameron IForbes { president of the | United States to H. Thom Mr. I vernor general of the ( pi a member of the Russian government | | The cffect of | Central Eurd beet fields of Today the b the Central P production is The main so sugar for the the Allies aro thoWest Indiea Hawaii, tho P ang, and the s the Middie Weg Cuba has nov duction of sug land, France a il countries perforce’have increased their importations of sugar from Cuba. ot There is an abundance of sugar in far-away java. It is as useless to the world as unmined gold, be- cause no mnation can spare the ships to carry it. This country and Europe could only procure sugar from java by using ships badly needed te carry American troops and supplies 40 France. It takes 150 days for a cargo ship traveling at the rate of 200 miles a day to go from England to Java and return, counting in the loading and discharging at both ends. The same ship travel- ing between New York and France takes 50 days for a round trip. Therefore the same ship can make three round trips between New York and France while it is meaking one round trip between England and Java. The competition among nations for Cuban raw sugar has forced up its price, with a necessary cor- responding increase in the cost of refined sugar. This competition has now been overcome by the combined efforts of the United States Food Administration, the Allied Governments, and all ele- ments of the sugar industry. In the midst of such abnormal conditions, this Company has done everything within its power, in co-operation with the Govern- ment, to provide an even distribu- tion of sugar to consumers at the lowest possible price. In constant effort to stabilize the price, we have even sold sugar at less than market prices—for some time at a full cent a pound below the market. Last February and March there were severe strikes in the re- fineries of this and othes com- panies. But in the face of the new problems thus created, we “You can’t eéat your cake and have it too.” A part of this increased demand for sugar was due to the nation- wide save the fruit crop move- ment. The sugar thus used is not gone. Itis saved. Itis simply in the fruit and jam jar instead of the sugar bowl. Sugar has sold in the United States throughout the war at an average price lower than in any other country. It is one of the cheapest foods the nation has. Admittedly one of the reasons for this brilliant showing, in view of changed world conditions, has been the fact that the domestic cane refining industry is in large units. 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