New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1918, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, it out from port when its th the president’s veply granting [ 1 believe that it will be viceablo 1o | da Bvicinity was signalled. | Lis request all of us to have the com tive view | known es I'rench satisfac Mr. Baker wrote the president | Which you will bring back with you ry’s afrival as vet | (hat he had been repeatedly urged by “I sincerely hope that vour journ America intends to cneral Pershing to visit the army | will be e. \We shall look for you gth on the western [#0d inspect ports, transportation and | return with impatience, because youu the effect of tho rage facilities and camps. The | gui s is constantly needed here. | e east. The ar- g tent replied that he believed the “Cordially and sincercly yours, sceretary’s visit would add to the “WOODROW WILSON he American war le of the army abroad and at that our allies |oMme, and that his visit would be BALTIC "I&WF‘I) BY £ peace negotia- | “Serviccable to all of us to have the T . tive v 8 ) SAS J yAD e e view which you will DISASTROUS BLAZE On Neck and Head. in Water Baker's letter follows Bl e e Lol o Slept. Crrcd Constant| 4 3 Dear Mr. President: Threc-Story Building DBurned With P o ose of Trip. “I have had repeated cab i visit our expeditio n m‘.lnu:mnm‘::]W’L‘y:o lf«;:::m.»o, and as our plans moned krom \nr-\rr % - SOAP AND 0|NTMENT : \\ | | MAGINE how much cheerfulness \ i rd T have come more Jaltic, March 3 y and warmth flowers bring into g France is |ond morc to realize the need of an S i S a Bl Pershing, | actual Inspection of ports, transpor-| d2Y destroved tha ) N \ A home. Flowers delight the eye— L : . ““I was nota year old when I first R tion i ing on Railvoad s i J st got AN peditionary | tation and storago facilities and [ 28 O L FOSR FUE L fot eczema. It came around my neck and 4 ) j{ their beautyand fragrance brighten the of trans- | camps of our over . $40/000. The eause) of the fire my head in the form of water \ F atmosphere. Take flowers home, you Bgo and sup- Of course we O e e e el i e o on ({722 blisters thatburst. My skin 7/ mrnwhcwnshmaddtothcfamdy‘|oy. g8t we in |ing officers of the several armies re- | SROWT o ARS8 (00 BT ;4 was soreand I had my flesh | : I\ “Say it with Flowers,” often. Think vely support | turning from IPrance swith informa- 5 torn to pieces from the itch- 2 g N stree 1o an was wreadin 1S oses, Carn: of our [tion and recommendations, but they | Street ficor —and =~ was si ing. I never slept and I what a cluster of Roses, ations, | frequently serve only to illustrate the | throushout the bullding —when tho - cried constantly. What hair PO =l Violets, Freesias, Jonquils, Sweet Peas, 'to "Franco at | impossibility of securing a completo | Vllage fire department responded . I had on my head came out ? giiH Tulips or a pretty blooming plant [t the very |view of the situation by any other | ThO first effort to call the Norwich Nt AN “ME{ cncan £ oot bl kgt it will bo an |course than a personal inspection fizo §dcpartmentfociassista ncele 11 ‘My mother was about giving up “Sa Pl e f e o seo tho great| “In addition fo tnis the relatives and | Pecauso telephone wires had beci | gy hopes. After months of sleepless 3 ! ay it wi : you have a armies which | friends of our soldiers are deeply con- | burned. Finally an automobila en- nights caring for me, a friend recom- 7 N sick “friend to whom you wish to ex- frontier of free- | CeTned to know the conditions under | Gine with : v was brousht mended Cuticura Soap and Ointment. ik press your sympathy. ks. In America, | Which these soldiers live and the en-| Chief I Sianton o She persevered and after she had used ! | have a ci 2 sec- | Vironment in w‘hwn they find them- .H !ht'] .\H'l;vnun = w :.’;;,:"ffif‘nfiugfif,rctxo‘?mmx‘ and | V ] Fl l G v will be of importance if 1| anickly doomed every rt ! a Soap I was 3 i ol DEE R e e S el e e S ) healed.” (Signed) Mias Carrié Doyle, e 0olz ora 0. e of the character- | |\ 0"0e S0 g ctnal visit to the camps; | and this was suc . 667 Saratoga St., E. Boston, Mass., | 1 98 institutions wWhich W0 1, 1474 ay be that I can suggest bet'| In the I building were th June 27, 1917. I - Sra Jcaintain . terments as the result of our experi- | stores of ("ha Charon, dryzoods For hair and skin health Cuticura 92 West Ma[n street 3 ver must bring up tho sup- | ;0 7400 where great camps have | the bakery of . own, the Rallic Soap and Ointment are supreme. i grganized industrial resources [ .. pyilt and a most wholesome and | pharmacy and Tonts < barber shop Sample Each Free by Mail. Addre BBrors . its : o card: "*Cuticura, Dept. R. Bosto , Thas . Uppory its armi In America ey environment provided, with! On the sccond floor were a hall and Conll U tioura ey reporte the ddminant thought in . _ the co-operation of all the helpful and | offices, and above that apartments. | o s——————m———— overrun l;nl &r i i B inds is war. Industry is organized | cumpathetic agencies which the people Mr. Charon owned the building. i Gk e".h’ aks | R4 supplies are beginning to be Pro- | o¢ the country have placed at our dis- Among individual losses were these W yer - W R duced in a satisfa = . : : " . posal m, $15,000 on his store and con- German and French."t materials are uccumula : “The e el T el Y gards the latter language it m st % o st 2 : s tents, and $18,000 on the build said on the best authority that the T“”;‘fl" SR ’,“,"‘“" g its training | war department have now proceeded | 4no pharmacy, $5,000; Brown, $3,000, | 8 sigeant statement is an exagger- | 10 01 1€ 1oree already here. | to a place where !l that they Will} 4,4 Fontaine, $500. Water did somo | i 1 There can bo but one result when | proceed uninterruptedly with their | G000 el ot Devisl e = Colonel Houss, Secretury | the forces of civiligation in great and T can. with more comfort] GimAEe 10 The MUt O e and the 1L ® ker posed dily for a flashlight countries like those now allied are |than would have been possible at an | ., 1tic Woolen mill On the t side Sograph . whose somewhat unex. | combined to defend the vital princi- | carlier time, be absent for @ brief ot o : : C. i ples of liberty. Our president has | time. T am writing, therefore - v R TSRS o secretary himself never blinked), | America entered the war, and his | enough to pay a hurried visit L ! 5 immediately lod to the question | Subseauent declarations’ reflect the | France for such an inspection trip NEW GERMAN W 07 } : 2 feeling of the entire country that we |T have herein outlined. My plar — 4 \ hether ho had yei visited localities | | X ) g 1) < | would carry me to France and woald k ey 5 w mil. | are committed with all our resources fssue of 15,000,000,000 Marks Expect- BRI BRle R, G e e i o T e include a thorot inspection of our uly orfor ed by a greater = £ ' d Soon. snhasey Tears, | B » o p:\f) "'“‘H o "', Pl In his talk with the newspaper | POTts, lines of transpogtation and com- ed Soon, Copenhagzen Hea F M N Rl = “1‘1 i correspondents, Mr. Baker said ho | munication and camps, with a brief| | L 0ol Ger Baker had been to busy for an as impressed with the cordiality of | Visit to Paris and London. man swariloarn 1ti15 0001000000 marks relations existing between the ! “Respectfully yours will be 1ed soon, an Exchange Tel- odoin's theater was protected by the the sort. Since his as had a long talk with | e N Al S P Eawer : t . Sile ench cane, ch had “NEWTON D. BAKER graph dispatch m Copenhagen rshing and paid calls on 3 2 S haty t cErax 1 v 4 U d h A of menceau and Marshal Joffr PRI e ool AN e pasiets Gomion < German war debts now amount ndaer the Auspices According to members of his en- | %" 8BRS “My Dear Mr. Secretary: to 109,000,000,000 mar aethojoten s e Tkt are ] . e ; . THE MEN’S CLUBS OF THE NEW BRITAIN CHURCHES AND the outset, was nneventful and de- | ) | and concur in vour judgment tha OH10 COURTHOUSE BURNS, | o] The Intransifcant stat Wilson Approved of Journey. P s e e e 5 t a cruiser bearing the secret Washington, . ., March 13.— | that you should visit our expeditionary | puilding at Springfield Destroyed SANCT]ONED BY THE LOCAL WAR BUREAU s accompanied by a convoy c: Secretary Baker's letter to President | forces in Irance should be complied L | 10,000 men, and that there were | Wiison asking for permission to ab- | with. T believe that it will add to the ALV G AL UL ice alarms of submarines, the prov- | scnt himself from his office long | morale, not only of our forces there, Springfield, O., March 13.- : nothing worse than a picce of | cnough to make an inspection trip of | but of our forces here, to feel that : : If-submerged driftwood, while the | the American expeditionary forces in | you are personally conversant with all | county’s courthouse here, which it fond menace was scared away by a | France and a visit to London and | the conditions of their transportation | believed will cost $500,000 to replace, ongz contingent of seaplanes and |Paris was made public here, together | and treatment on the other side, and !is in ruins as a result of a fire vester- Chairman Publicity Committee of Connecticut State Council of Defense—A Straight-From-the-Shoulder Speaker With a Message With a Punch # No Tickets Needed. Admission Free. No Seats Reserved. Paint and Wall Paper Dept. \ | Have You a Daughter ? 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