New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 11

- s ey ——— — = == . ’ s et . s . = realised only by the determination of | 3 B /ILSON URGES REIGN OF LAW; | vt ttie eoiariin it 700 WEAK T0 WORK % 4\ 4 . 9| desire, with their longing hope for | | UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION fustice and for social freedom and op- | Vermont Woman Tells How She Re- | appetite, and too weak to do my housework—medicines did not seem s follows {to help me until I tried Vinol—I e . - = Ghoice . e ™R TH= MOH:CAN Roasts : 1b 30c¢ BIG SATURDA The sident’s speech in full A oh il o oo e Gentlemen of the Diplomatic ¢corpa | Soon noticed an improvement. and am Speakstat: Halloweds Ground [jue foseaiiiio nistoie. haltey ides vy decision is conceivable The and my fellow citizens: 1 am happy | "OW W ! d al my . | at Mount Vernon and De- | ;¢ the ends for which the associated | to draw apart with-you o {his quiet | | peoples of the world arc fighting ani | place of old counsel in order to spealk | i clares to World Autocracy | which must be concedad them be fore j a little of the meaning of this day of there can be peace our nation’s independence. The place work Lillian bha The reason Vinol wus so successful | in Miss Babba's case, is hecause it | contains heef 1 cod liver pep- | Must Be Destroyed. ‘irst the destruction of cvery arbi-lseems very still and remote. It is as “"‘,‘\If@i:",,J'\.“rl::;:{:f“‘.1’",\(,.w(‘,m\m‘.‘f,:\' - trary power anywhere than can Sep-| serenc and untouched by tiie hurry | #N4 £ fnd ol its lugle ments needed to build up s weak TLEGS YOUNG FORES YOUNG | 1AMEB 1 350 I LAME . ... i FRESH HAMBURG STEAK Washington ) i, President | arately, secretly of the world as it was in those great | choice disturh the peace of the world: Tong ago when General Washin or. if it cannot be presently destroyed, ompromise peace, with a new! o' the Jeast its reduction to virtua and unqualitied consecration of \m~‘, ened, run-down systeni, make rich, Wilson vesterday answered all feelers o ot Il it e el ton was he and hel¢ isure: M- 3 . s ind held leisu on The Clark Brainerd (o T LI once with the men who were to be | iy Riker-1 e e erica to the strug for cleaning | Second—T" B lomont ever o with him in the ¢ 2Ol 0 T TR LCE 1Y Niathan Noveek. | ' nation. From . these gentle slopes |y =y " Tiussell and Druggists Every. | they looked out upon the world anc FRESH PLATE CHOICE BLELF s FOWIL, nilitary autocracy from the earth At an pender Day gatherin gn the gentle slopes of Mount V | auestion, wheth of territory, of sment herve yorols "‘ < e the | S it whole, saw it with the Ii or of political relationship, upo. € e = 5 " i on, home and tomb .of (eorge U el that | °f the future upon it, saw. it with | Was Ztol und surrounded by S modern eyes that turned away from | hing { settlement by the people immediately ; s ‘s scenes which looked upon the cres- {a past which men of liberated spirits | oncerned 1 L coald ne longer endure. Tt for | People vs Greedy basis of {he free acceptance o sociated in action. the taith and pur- A MOHICAN SELECT pose with which we 2 L g : BGGS s doz tion of this nation, the president ad- | ire 1 o small heri of oflicials that reason tt we cannot feel, even ! This is our conception of ¢ of any ot et ! of diplomats of the Allied na-| 4 5 = = were, in the immediate presence ¢ o mrea e in whicl E : | may desive a ditferent settlement for | o 1 he sreat i ich we are ) the suke o own exterior influence But he to the world and he| b X of the material interest or advantage BEST PURE LARD nation or people which T sacred tomb, that this is 2 place | engused \tis written plai ‘ ) of death, It was a place of achic 1 very scens and every A BASPBERRY spoke tI 1 ical sequel to his force mastery o ment A eat L ise ha the sup e 1zgedy (8} 1 consent of all nations de T nieE e t upreme traged n the one it stint or Jimit” declaration of V! meant for all mankind was here given | hand stand peoples of the world seve veeks ago gov 1 n and reality. The associations not only the coples APPLE rvedl iden wards cach other 1e same princi- y actually e R Unreservedly, th yresident de- rd 1 C : “ A vhich we are here surrounded are the sed, but many othe 150 5 AL 1) [ 1 S oul o thought | ples of honor and respect for the ) = L . : c¢lared that there c 1 no thought {1 " 1 . i e | e wssociations of that noble | fer under mastery bu : ; | ! af peace which did not mean the| common law sivilized society 4 enih i % ek 3 ‘ e e i LN On Sy &l on oL - peoples o aces | TOHICAN Pk i ort zovern the 1 1 citizens of all POoYL many ra 1 B | | Sstinuciion Sol Sultlitatyiya ito crac summation. From. this green - | part or vorld, —t people BUTTER . ib ™ Tts reduction to virtual impotence modern states reir relations with | S RON S = . side we also ou to be able to s¢ tricken Russia still. aumong the rest, | e A reign of law, based on the con ne another i n that all s 2 | lcken i mong the rest, | SWIFT'S PREMIUM Whole Milk g with comprehend eves the world | though ihey are for the moment un- A : that lies around us and conceive anew ranized and helpless. Opbosed to OLEO ..... 1 1b pkg pecial the purose that must sot men free. o o e was the wa he summarized in a sin - ies hatched, no selfishh in- LGRS “”k' & bl & m, masters of many armies, stand STUNMED b el R It is significant nificant of | 'an isolated, fri fle sentence the ahjects of humanity | j with impunity, and a [ sk i in the world wai established upon the sent of the governed and sustuined by rises and E may b the organized opinion of mankind.” | saerod observed, no private plots i i ; ! endless group of gov- OLIV .ot their own character and purpose and | crnments who speak no common pur- MOHICAN PURE of the influences they wero setting | pose Lut only seifish ambitions of SWEET MIX COCOA S afoot—that Washington and his as-| ), e hichl ionE ; PICKI Lo their own by which none can pre ¥ TR S ocis il ai A6 ‘Batons at I 5 MOHICAN PURE 3 ocia ike the barons at Runny-| pui themsely nd whose peoples SXTRACTS mede. spoke and acted, not for a class. | are fuel in their hands: governments EXTRAC o shadows of a rencwed German peace ! o e e e i but for a people. Tt has been left for { which feur their people and vet are HOUR SALE 9 to 11 YELLOW SPLIT a¥ensive or whether he merely toolk LA e Wil one every | US to see to it that it shall be under-| ror the time their sovereisn lord " SER PIAS .. 2 Ibs pofeemotineg Do viao e stood that they spoke and acted, 1ot | mal N : SLICED BEE| . making every choice for them and di LIVER 5 Lima-Red Kidney 1 N Whether the president s address- | handsone foundation of a mutual ing his remarks directly to the re Jiot for visht cent speech of German Foreign Sec- et he establishment of Metary von huchlman to the f organization of peace . which invasion of r and serve to make seace and justice the more secure by |0 1 S 8, U B D S0 g | Bosing ¢ - : SPECIAL 39 Yellow Eyed BEANS 1h P : definite tribunal of opin- =i 8 e it s of the lives an i nation, can -only he divine S qig Tl d eioie T PU- 1 themselves and of the mitterial inter- | fortyumne. : : 2 LGGS doz C SUNBEAM SALAD & 888 Gosi wiin vie nre g 3l e oan I A oc | ests which centered In S LiEt1e e e e GOOD BAKING 25C DRESSING bot C bticulas DY he | A SYEIy R LSl Nallon s CtAIUSt - oups of landholders rchants | o i = et 310 2 Ihs [ r any partic tlay phse S S inot he crieabls reed | STOUDS 0 l.nlhtl‘] rs nd mere m'm ;‘u.,m,; with ¢ sirange trappings BIANS 2 lhs Mohican Baking } Woke eloquently of Americi's ban 1% laEndenienl lditeriie oond @ndimen ot affaira bl ilvE Ot HE [and tn prin \uthority of an age STRING BEANS or ZSC Chocolate 14 1b cake 19(_’, ude toward Germany's so-called | UPOR DY the Deopier T were accustomed to act, in Virginia | that is 4 hentalicntsd o GREEN PEAS 1 qts peace treaties in the East by group- and the Colonies to the north and ! gyy 5 lllogn ey f MOHICAN PORK and 35 ing the people af Russia “for the mo- I LU ;""""\ s U7 | south of her, but of a people which | ure in de: e e .mw BEANS 2 cans C ment unorzanized and helpless el - wished to be done with classes and | pjos e ikl {to 5 p.m. HO 2 . he rei R basec 0! of the orid are ng done fto| . SUNBRITE aman he peoples of the world the reign of law, based upon ey St e e . Lo gy g : : 1 1 e el I e el ned and sustained | TPecial interests and the authority of | death between them Rib R‘nast - [ CLEANSER 3 cans C Smoked : gl pinion of mankind < R i elves There can bhe but one issue i MOHICAN PURE o nion of ma BEEF . .. e 10c Shoulders 1B the occasion of . « bration of ¥ ht . 1 fmerican independence to emphasi r a single people only, but for all sing of their lives and fortunes to - the world the war aims of liberty ¥ o 3 ehosen to rule over them hey en- | cettlome ¢ " i S G e i e e NG Gkl Rl S et vk e || et At e G A TR CORN STARCH deadly grapple.and the peoples of the R L R s Tley Wers coi. 3 CLalinavEdes world are being done to death be- | reconcile and accommodate what i fatm e ion world ¢ don SRt 5 Sl planning that sen of every | .. ween them.” said President Wilson. | statesmen Sk D R should be free and America a here eaibe butionesissues BThey et iad for fbalarc oo T D O e O L el to s/l ichl mertout ot oy oa | veoble i b el St - settlement must be final here can ional opportunity. They, can T e S ¥ f the world are fighting and | News them the rights and privileges of free men And we take our cue from them,—do we not We intend what they intended We here in America believe our particication in this pres-{ .hoice disturh the peace of the world: | cern belleves anything it says unless{ The beople of Paris are superb snd e gtk el onlyatite nullaseliony o 81 ol e ot el Henen iy deatiovad | arsobovateal fromto ther and! Creaibis | They Ssa Vi Rhe NG ormans somel o i - planted. Our case d s St e and take the city if you are willing Save the Babies hat they planted. Our case difters | 17 tho' leaus” i reanerion to woriost | comen [ o sl St impotenc o n s : 5 , . inestimable privileze to concert With | ixacom The cettlement 7 we will set a still higher price on Bor- I\IFANT MORTALITY is something frightful. We can hardly realize that L S e S e i ik he settiement of ever School Teachers in ctories. | deaux. You n't beat that spirit | ! would be tolera No half- | ision ix conceivable These | are the ends for which the associated | i formerlvadid The | are vielded hy the operation of eight turned out the | print cloth looms in this eity | pound. the true test of its merit 18 S G S e e O | fact that for forty vears it has begH can be peace past two weelk have heen At the — —_— ‘[’ relieving women of A ica from the | | and Paris Superb. i wors forms of female ailments, cond No mmi { the destruction of every | expense of {he Americans stantly growing in popularity and favor, until it is now recognized from itrary power anywhere that n | been particularly flagrant (New Haven Journal-Courier.) parately. secretly, and of its single | who knows the character of this con- ocean to ocean as the standard remedy for female 1lls. i of all the children born in civilized countries, t\\'enty-u.vohperv cent., SRR R e T e lr.:r‘:xwv::n (.\rh,::,:‘»; of 1»)»(.[!”! , of sov- Tl e G gy | Sl g f f or nearly one-quarter, die before the; r’Psch one year; thu-ltfyi)sefven secure but the liberties of every other | o ‘H\' °f ecotomic arrangement or ] S Bl o I OrnS per cent., or more than one-third, before they are five, and one-half before A i e o | ),';;,\ 11 e ,‘”,,n; 1ip "r‘“" e M:\fl Springfielc choo 2 U Are Advertised Medicines Worthless? dEgerofiil " 2 thought that we are permitted 8 40 | pors he tre o P iapea of that settle-| signing an agreement to accept sum-1 op oo 0o mope reason to condems D U[ H ,H We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save | (¢ they would have done had ther SRl immedlately con- | | .\ work, in factories as welll s in | a1 savertised meaicines than'thers is Oesn ur,__ many of these precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many |, .., i, Gur place. There must now ) tenay, ibon th basis of the . ical positions, i urder. to help out | o condemn all physicians or all drug of these infantile deaths are occasioned by the use of narcotic preparations. be sottled once for all what was set- | Dlaterial Shestonacyantaseiolsany 1 bor short Onece more we | gis IFakes there are in every pro- | - Drops, tinctures and soothing syrups sold for children’s complaints contain other nation or people which may de- :“‘n ]‘l“" ’“ ; r‘(‘rYIII‘HHH S e e R S v drops atop [sorenees, then -8 more or less opium or morphine. They are, in considerable quantities, tak by deadly poisons. In any quantity, they stupefy, retard circulation and lead to congestions, sickness, death. There can be no danger in the use of Cas- ; - J | toria if it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher fubishcalnl sl ool LapRnonRoby as it contains no opiates or narcotics of any kir fi \(.«.\-L. fr::'\l we m:«’:"\ var_n\;‘i‘l;.:;y:;nr sw:‘l“; g b i e Geniine Castoria alwaydl bears the signature of csLa m ';1‘;\ “' o M“)"l_“"' ,‘L““v AEL L \\‘:nfll« ea ’ e same princi 4 i B35 g A ' 7 which to avow. alike to the friends| P ¢S of honor e £ respect foy who look on and to the friends with whom we haye the happiness to he as- tled for America in the great age upon whose inspiration we draw today. This is surely a fitting place from | sire a different settieme for 1he sake of its own exterior influence or mastery YRS attention of local school teach Ao not last long ke a medicine like | corn or callus lifts off \ttractive weekly t 1 Pink Veaetable Com- with fingers “Third—The consent of all nations common law of civilized society that govern the individual citizens of al modern states in their relations witl one another. to the end that ‘\: 1 promises and covenants m L few droy sacredly obsevved. no private piots or I3 3 ! conspiracies hatehed, no selfish in- | B 3 ANY unclean hands may have hardened callu ies wrought with impunity, and = - handled them before they nth 4 rner { mutual trust cstablished upon the . Opposite Some RATGRITNGG TR O o AT reached your kitchen. 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