New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1918, Page 17

= FAMOUS RANGE IN ~ [ROMANCE HAS NO BERLIN MAY GIVE YELLOWSTONE PARK Teton Mountains to Be Added National Reserve Washing The criticism oceasionally persons who | have visited te countries tI the Yellowstone region lacks the st preme grandeur of some other of our to have Teton Mountains southern boundary are added to the park. These moun- tains begin at the foot of the Piteh- stone plateau a mile or two below the southern gateway and extend south and west. They border Jackson Lake on its west side, rising rapidly in o seri of remarkably toothed and jagged peaks until reach a sab- lime climax., 30 milds south of the park, in the Grand Teton, which rises cathedral-like to an altitude of 1 feet. This will weight when the just south of the national parks cense REFRIGERATORS McKEE he with 1t} et the Weather family’s Health danger Over a roved dian impurity. when Good hot con means Good last chasers. 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Jacksons Hole, for of the cra af our until comparatively city, the as this country has many years, was the 1o of tern recent the high- bad man hostile Tndlan, and cd murderer found safe re- treat. In these roiling, partly wooded plains, and in the foothills and gorges of these tremendous mountains, even military pursuers were baffled. Iere for vears they lived in sa on the enormous elk herds of the neighbo hood, and raided distant countrysides at le! re. With thelr passing protection of the game, entered upon its final destinv—that of cantributing to the pleasure and in- spiration of a great and peaceful peo- ple. The very contrast between its gigantic spires and the beautiful roii- ing platcau and fruitful farms at their feet is an element of charm These amazing mountains from their nature, a component part of the Yellowstone National Park., whose gamut of majestic scenery theyv con plete, and na doubt would have heen fncluded in 1872 within the original boundaries had their supreme magnifi- cence 1 cen known and appreci- ated. 2 visitors to Yellowstone have claimed it and automobile stages run to Moran and back on schedules. In time, no doubt, be formaily added to the park. been known last refuge picturesque Her the bank robber wayman of of the the h the life. vears despe W 0-58 FORD FREET TFORD OVERLODKIRG CAPITOL GROUNDS WHERE IS HIGHER THAN & RICE of the the plains, frontter, th On the loe erman pr always has g fiction to offset every bit \t comes out about his Kais countrymen. Dr. Davi > 2 American dentist urned | ountry recently and in seve | ws detailed many of the nesses and hardships put ot cans in Germany since the | gan, not merely discour- 1t actual police aints vir freedom, though of d been reside there for d had many friends among abitants.”” e cited cases of who were obliged to report to e Lwice a and were not to leave their homes after Dutch newspaper A professional man of Dr. e mo trouk knowing position one would take to be | t¢lling the stworthy witness. now see what is his inte rican paper agandist Job. r and beging | counter-blast By to get busy with a his unmistakable from Amsterdam, the date of March 2, comes ne it the Nieuwe Rotterdasche Courant prints a long interview with “personage who returned recently om week's visit to Berlin.” And imong other things this “personage” was surprised to find that Americans i enjoy the greatest freedom, t quite satisfled with their that no objections are their speaking Inglish, livin comfortably, on of The in | style under 0 cable new pie Vs ind the partial 18 Jacksons Hole un- arve treat- raised that ete. ment, o B 1t s they are very et O vyes, Fritz, andist. Only between an American and an inal you are a great propa- little thick gentleman “person- office, which vou are i epute in we is to happens. view printed than the ormed of No in an German | the mat- There Aation o1 can ma pretty combin- children that most girl's summer dresses remnants. are so for frocks of the e le of is Last Day of ECINOMY DEMONSTRATION The “Wear-Ever” Roaster Fa"m ST AHam that melts in your mouth 'SAVE | FOOD! Use It Every Day in the Year {SAVE | { FUEL { On Top of the Stove or in the Oven hg and Baking Bread It Be the PRIDE OF YOUR KITCHE and Surround it With Other “Wear-Ever” Ware. It 1s Practical and Tconomical A Bread or Cake Box Baking Apples YOUR LAST CHANCE to get this 90¢ “Wear-Ever” Aluminum : 72C Lipped Saucepan FOR ONLY 2-qt ing Crallers With This Coupon Clip the Coupon Get Your Kettie Today! Will Get This Saucepan. Quart PLACE IN BIG WAR Drummer Boys, Gamp Fires, Etc., Abolished From Scenario shington, Apri antry ol e when thin red advancing “vith colors flving bayonet and gleaming. presented cannon-fodder In the place, the re uniform has been discarded by ligerents for one of somber, spicuous hue. The reason is oby the human get delineated with | dangerous distinctne when Dbright | colars are worn. For almost the same | reason, bayonets are no longer bur- | A raiding party, Jurking in ! an’s Land, cannot afford to have | ence betraved by the gleam of star-shell on a polished the o cmy wi plend 1 bel- incon- | ious is i of steel. Moreover, { wre left ant pieco regimental standavds | headquarters. A 1y would position if of at probha difficult the and same find | con- fightin the f in a fronted with off an waving necessity keeping time enemy at the “Drammer Boy™ ture of t there will ummer For proua individual who held tinction in the Civil War off by hundreds perhaps post-bellum controversies have eliminating the pic- re bauds usually has been | memorable advances the musicians now ecan very easily that trench concerts might unhealtivy. There still remains, however. the skirl of the bagpipes. The general af uniform and flowing hat passed out with the hor: period, so far field s cerned. In the gloom: the state, war and navy are on display in glass kins attired in the American soldiers at periods of the country’s history A continental warrjor, clad in o with bufg facings and wearing a perilously bal- anced three-cornered hat, compares but poorly in apparent efficiency with the trim fighting man of today. The garb of the modern American soldier is developed along strictly utilitarian | lines. The dull khaki tone blends into the landscape at a distance and broad-brim cam n hat offers tection from the sun. The ‘‘tin or steel helmet worn in trench fare been adopted by the ex peditionary forces. The civilian, room far mystification in end to find why the bluejackets the halo-like hat and broad trousers, apparent survivals T days of the frigate. No Swords for Officers, na wars of without a his men w isn't done. readily as an officer target for rifl In Civil War and as the Spanish War, soldiers cers were represonted nightly hout the campfire y and fiction, descriptions lacking of the anxious officers tudied out plans for the mpaign hy the flickering blazes. mpfires in France, If hulit at all, located deep in a dugout, as their ground would range-finder for Disappears. the he present no many war “roungest the ai been boy.” years this has many been turesque The bl assoclated yith of troops, but be convineced erted by boy of prove the lace-encumbered plume 1} hair sofa r is con- corridors of building there cases manr uniform worn various coat the pro- hat,™ war- Iso however, stili finds oring still wear ottomed om the No tive of.a heroic charge bygene davs was compl picture of an officer leadir th sword in hand. Now, it The man with the sword stinguished by the enemy | 1ch, a desirable machine-gun i is ¢ fira recently ind offi- zathering To his- are not who morrow’s as as e presence admirably as a s artillery. 3ut the element gallantry ind to a above serva | the of individual nevertheles: eater cxtent s history lives men will remem- | the stand of the French at Ver Finglish tenacity at the Somm wild recklessness of the Canadians Vimy Ridge. the sacrifice of tho Anza t Gallipoli, and the proverbial of the Irish, who, it rged into a withering fl ng a football Americ have had have not rditions of a phold to ber dun, is at before them of the expeditionary their aptism of fire | been found wantinz nation things to said Loos he rees are anad increase meatless and u'mmnm and all days to less whineless ome spineless NO MORE CATARRH Treatment Stood the \ Guaranteed That Has Test of Time. 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No breath it 1t soothes and heals the memhrane inclu costs just germs | | as | fessos UP LOST PROVINGES Publicists Realize Alsace-Lorraine s French at Heart London, February 28, (Correspond ence of the Associated Press)—Symp- toms regarded in some here the preparving quarters indicating that German Gov for ernment is Che the public Alsa found in some nge of front on the Lorraine the {uestion are some of German newspapers. \Max milian Harden recently launched the first suggestion of this in his Zukunf 1d his condemnation of the tradi- tional German attitude was neithar Professo e strain censored nor challer Delbrueck fc of the jeading feeling out there was another Martin ed in the s in one ently As action, reviews, appar the public pulsc publicist ler, serious re- pro- has ju added ition alo same line, nificant owi closc Emper bender the G been sy 1 rma or, olken the advisors Professor Fasshender in the Deutsche Politik claims Algat base that the the only reproach levelled understand conquered territovies, and it is a phenomenon attention to his of France i trie us, that we assimilate well founded, which < our “In 1639 Colbert Lrother, the first Administrator Alsace, exhorting him to tre i tians better than the inha Germtany were treated by t At the same time rged to use their influence to Alsations fo become good T'renchmen The equence was that in when man troops entered A sace met not complete ir differc but active on the part of inhabitants of prov- ince With tion of ou change aries of 100 do not how to is me best wrote induce the 1 he 167 co the they the Ger with hostility that mans, administra- such a nature is regime which Hence, when such regime habitants badly. it is difficult ciliate them and more 1o fmilate them ‘That Alsace-lior ne always remain in n hody s Ge impossible. admits the function- treat the in- to con- diffeult £ no S E even wil the is why an velitic pen so STON CLOTHING CREDIT FOR THE ASKING. 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