New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1918, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1018 Bst the country as well - carclessness causes ) s 3 : ; 2 g : H to the effect that the list of substi- the bond holder r assume a defiant attitude, | . BARON BURIAN'S FRAUD Twn r"NNEETIEl]T ’mms might be changed and that B for his security than though the visiting ladies were |He saw long lines of khaki form e J U the percentage to be used in victory he thinks that the | usurping her maternal prevogatives. | In quiet ovder, clan by clan: read might be lowered & New Britain Physician Denounces Aus- | vernment is unstable | However, every mother who really '0 Arive i Bl Bloch; cadiatorm | 4,) B el : S BN il ond tneir | tro-Hungurian Forcizn Minister for| g I |atisions He : i Biture. And further- | will understand, g L moment’s re- { As one might gather for a game Duplicity and Pretences, i stitutes th wheat A | £ | | associates about the | fiection, tha clfish work being Of two-base hits or tackle runs— 15e of substitutes Uil e Dr. Julius Hupert of this city has| f ‘Government bonds | only for her child’s good, and any mis- ew York Sun concerning Baron ® opinion is read | done by the ladies of her district is nge w ocver. before November understandings that might arise will | And some looked out eager oves Burian Repm’[ed s Severely \Nmmded Y 1, and possibly none then. Bakers flie proper authori- | surcly be set aside n as com- | Leyond the “To the Editor of the Sun—=Sir: e s zat - ¢ nmindful o e in prosecuting | pletc co-operation > O \ 1 Gt it e gene ko8 r service of their final chargc ; Rlierchants, if they | physician € i And some, with es drawn and er: the nationalities of Austria and Hun- vised by the f ministration Washington, July 24.—The army casualty list today shows: Killed in action, 20; died of wounds, 14; died of disease, 17; died of accident and grace he holds office and draws a fat | ot causes, 5: died of airplane ac- | ports promptly 1 that [ “ v that they | | is a violation of sell malt B They are embar- | workers who arc i ‘ | Stood ready for their final night, y. He miay represent his weak mas el‘lf/ by th 1 are ¢ntitled to flittie short of be . of the entire population ter, And one who wail l , Karl von Hapshurg, whose extract or ma ndividualg through the ) night | : e oS as the enem T |salary, and perhaps a minority of the | cident, 2; wounded severely, 48; miss- |ing, 1; prisoner, 1; total, 108 he list: these products them solely for us their products. Mr. Scoville salso pha- d the fact that rye is not a sub- stitute for sale to housewiv and that the “fifty-fifty” sales substitutes continues in for is outspolien and | Lost—The initiative on the w He saw them forming, row on row, ernians of Austiia and the Magyars fon of dc front. Return to Bill Hohenzollern.| A line that raw hell cpuldn’t stop; |of Hungary. I say a minority hecause o "nlfilil, against ml-- e:f.wn: white glow |the majority of Austrian Germans .lrn! Killed in Action. - T o ! e e saw theiv bodles clear the top; | worshippers of the Potsdam gung and | Lieutenants William P. Fitzgerald Bt merchants,. ¢ typhoid is Berllrn e R e e e R e e e Hioon and shrap- |and the mwjority of the Hungariuns | Toledo, Ohio; William €. Orr, Jr., | head snake | knecht can eateh it and break out. nel seot, ldream of u complete independence |Philadelphia; Sergeant George E. ! | | i | | | i Striking from be- to the prisons maybe Lieb-! From smashing shell i - Tow Our Men Fight . (London Sphere) Some of the most brilliant fghting on the part of the Allies during tha battle of May 27-June 3 was achieved - o Sl At last—three thousand miles from |for Hungary with privileges to con- | Honsaker, Dawson Springs, Ky.; Pri- | home tinue the present oppression of the |vates I.o Bell, Chicaga; Raymond | He knew what Flag and Country |non Magyar race of Hungary Blackwell, Bluefleld, W. Va.; Charles | and explain to | jiner. But that is only one more | weant. “Baron Burian represents the yellow | Crames, New York: Charles Glemzer, ! p o o 2 £ language, that | jtem added to the debt Germany must | and black striped mentally (ye | Chicago; Harold R. Heap, Joliet, TIL.; f("hn;e‘:\:‘%r)mnnw”‘jim‘ Sl Dol Eitios ought not | pay. sy Grandtiand Rice, Lieutenant, [and black are the Austrian national |Joscph F. Kennedy, Catasaqua, Pa.;|ygiic gmr‘(;":‘:);r‘ jl"‘(‘{ Ger M"vzr ads B itat ir there is ol 115th Tield artillery, A. E. F., |colars) of the Austro-Hungarian gov- |Joseph Meyer, Belleville TIL.; Tim Mor- ! JA00 Budrd reached Chateau-Thierry J in New York Tribune ernment employes. They are creatures |iarty, St. Louls; James Papovasilupu- y 81, when the Americans and Eselling them, they | wouldn't it be nice these days if without soui, character and true mor- |los; Chicago; Georse R. Pfahl,_Brook- | 5°%® French colonial troops weraf Putable institution | {pe fruel Administrator could tell us Gor ality. They have sold their all to the [lyn; Starling F. Rowland, Warren, ;’;“:\e‘:" r‘f”‘\”‘:pif; '[:11‘6'5 south of the § advisedfof the ac- | how to keep the house temperature frpea Sl y government to climb higher the lad- }1 Herman A. Schmidt, ast St.| o= o s ien _h commander 3 ; (Boston Evening Tranz-ripz.) der of officialdom for high salaries, | Louis, Tll.; Marshall C. Smith, Mor- 4" °nce rushed them up to the dey fbnds. R63 deEroes The cal is out of thes Lag in Aus- | decorations, titles and official honors. | gantown, N Clayton C. Smerville, | fence of the place. The Americans 2 > took up position to defend the bridge over the Marne, while the French I riongstitho | Bnsiand lost another einat osean'| —— - tria. The whole policy of the zovern- | Their manners are very polite. The |Ralelgh, N. Carl J. Teuones, Bast o ® O “FER. "he offic was e yda a aculties of thei mind limited. | Chicago, nest F Watt, War- | PEACE OFFER The office was favored today by a fa eir mind | Chicago, Ind ! att, ehc IO 3 The importance of their office is meas- | ren, Pa colonfals, admirably supported by openinz of red b hei 5 S their allies’ machine guns made Sergeant KEarl S. Finley, Steelton, | Germans off. Chateau-Thierry is cut Pa.; Privates Bernard Albert, New (in two by the Marne, and it was de- York; John Blasius, Jr. Chicago; Har- | cided not to attempt to ratain the, old Boswell, Chicago; William Bud- | northern part. The Americans cov- zynski, Sauth Bend, Ind.: Helge Dals, | cred the withdhwal of the French Grand View. Wash.: Wilford Degree, | infantry with complete success Stewart, Miss.: Ervi 1. Graham “The next day, at 9 o’'clock in the reenshoro, Al; Charlie Gunsbers, | evening™”, says a correspondent, “the Staunton, 1ll; Frank W. Helikson, | Germans v ment. as deliberately expressed by the fed some weeks ago |call from Charles F. Bromley, who | gustrian premier at the § powers would soon | Presented the staff with a box of | the Reichsrath on the sixtcenth, is|to break pror to master the arts Ipetce offensive. Today | choice apples. again, Mr. Brom- | to make Austria-Hungary safe for [0f hipocrisy and intriguo. Baron | 7 the German race. Speaking of the | Burian is for the moment their mas- | Bermany's la eace | ley! _Spe: R e decree which» has for its object the |ter. He represents only those yonnw—= it is indecd very “offen- SRR partition of Bohemia into districts— | black official His last speech is Brting in the first para-| The Kaiser's favorite correspondent | a decree intended to facilitate the |nothing but a web of lies. The only | <eeks no anncx- | reports that the erown prince takes | economic ann tion of that country |tlrue bassages are those referving to | to the German empire—Dr. von |America and the Allies’ moral and | Seydler sald: just aims. We are glad that at leas B g P o camly he bar te S eve rni “w " s > 1 " ser’s okesman then camly |the b en times everymorning. He It is far from my Intention to |he is able to understand it Franklin Mine, Houghton county, |t : B in the next breath that the | ought to try to chin himself and look [ deny thai this is a German course, Whlz‘u;:‘n:‘n\n\\“r‘r}v’\mwl.\ is Baron Bur W e o stea fles with Russia and Roumania, | like a human being because if there is a political force ;When he asserts: e Rirre e Toine Ghltass: i Dol # the world to be in Austria it can only be such as These states with their various na- PEerded by all the wo s . R zuarantees the protection of the just |tionalities are no accidenial structure, Bitost infamous, “must not be que FACTS AND FANCIES, interests of the German race. The |but a product of historicl and ethno- { : Y nany e 3 s - . < | graphical nccessity which carry - in b tioned’ I other words, ( any ; backbone of this multiform state is |# sity 3 A ne ; _ el st M e t's become of the poor wage |ihe German race, and it will always |themselves the fundamepial principle| Sergeant John R. Reeder, Tipton, | bombardment. The Germans succeed- B8 | must cnjoy full dom v earner?—Bridgeport Telegram. e R et S et s 1R S el et Towa: Mechanle John R Veirs Mor. |ledlin reaching the bridze and sotd ftion | sia and toumania so long as she see e deflected from: the course upon shich “Certainly they are not an accidental | ced, Cal.; Bugler Frank B. Prandie, | ©f them, who were promptly mada "pa~‘m to exercise it. Nuturally this means Some of the German newspapers |it has entered. To those parties that | structur but a historical enslave- | Philadelphia; Privates Harley W. |Prisoners. oven got the French de e light. We | that Germuny, if permitted to retain |are beginning to see danger in Amer- | stand aloof, the door of understand- |™ent of different races by the sword | Bragg, Cedar Gap, Mo.; Eddie Burton, | Side. But the bulk of them were dex | > of |ica. We thought we wouldn't be able | ing is always open. Over this door, |29 fire of conquest, by plunder | Bridgeboro, Ga.; William Conlon, | Stroved by an explosion thoughtfully to hide that fact from them forever. | however, is written, “Welcome to all | intrigue and by those famous imper Anaconda, Mont.; Altus A. Cox, White | #rranged for them by the Americans Kansas City Star, who are loyal to the dynasty and the | Marriages expressed in the motto Sulphur Springs, Mont.; Norris T. De. | 25 they were in the act of crossing and a - states felix Austrin nuh (You Autria for-ljang. Philadelphia: Henry A. Hill, | the bridge, and from that time on thig e 1 14’ fe Possibly the RViestern U . . tunate by marriages Sk TTarri S = machine gun unit has shown such vig- 4 iibe - | greater menace to the world's safety s ¢ 1 Tnion Here is the completest avowal of 3 . Cowgill," Mo.; Harrison Jahnson, New have come to America from other greate: i ¢ 1, 1914, | thought it was worth something to | the ](\‘.m e e “Has Baron Burian forgotten the} ijeans; Harry B. Lean Flk. Fort | /ance in watching the bridge, as welf Mountries bousht “3%s". which cost | than she was before August L 1914} Lot o SL, POV PSS 2 oy o | revolutionary years of 1848, 1849 and | v "\ D John 1. McEvey, De. |25 In preventing all attempts to con- them $100 For one reason or an- | The fate of Belgium and the Fulmn“; ometimes so difficult to find after the | 1867, that the Austrian constitution d struet temporary substitutes, that it camouflaged by the notorious par graph 14 was given to the people afte; {lest wars and revalution Does he not know that the policies of Vienna and Budapest are hated and cursed b “Germany Findemnities in the West”, | exercise on a trapeze where he chins tok advantage of darkneag up to the bridge through the suburbs on the west side of the town, masking their approach with smol Obert, Spring Valley, T11.: Joseph Reil, : ; s grenades, which made machine gun: Wathena, Kas ! sany shooting very difficult, the town Died of Discase, meanwhile being subjected to heavy, Pwho e advantage of | possession of the occupied parts ® of bomd-holders of for- | the two countries mentioned, would | Paction. Many residents who | be niore powerful than ever Magyar in Hungary—the policy of s | trampling under foot, suppressing, | other, these bond holders see fit to | must be scttled at the conference l“'t\‘m\'! oflice is elosed.—Washington | Germanizing or Magyarizing every i securities, axd in their ig- | ble, the proclumation goss on to state, | i wic and Latin element in the dual - monarchy ('zechs, Slovaks, Croats, H But why reflect on what is going to erbs, Slovenes, Ruthenes, Poles, Ru- vidual, rather than to their bank, or | to the status quo ante. Then, t0 €aP | happen, the green corn season is manians and Italians are served with h 1 e s L R e 3 ” o " 5 | a G E fddlstownt e = o ks - . he ‘great majority the,people every Die i = quality @ arriors the ost upe-~ to the foreman of the factory through | the climax, Germany has the audacity | about to break.—Middletown Evening | notice that there is for them no fu- ; gest maj 1t\~0rf»v' :ilnr"l ey Died of Airplane Accident. i wality e he most une- hour of every day; that since 1 a Lieut. Casper M. Klelland, Buffalo, | QUivocal manner he correspondent | troit; Dominick J. Marren, New York; ree ssible fc he enemsy Tugena J. Reilly, Jr., Hast Orange, been impossible for t mw = 4 i repair the bridge or to get N. J. Thomas Rodvanski, Chicago; | Across in any other wa Herbert G. Spencer, Ashland, Ore.: Y e 8 T rolor @mtuatic is to revert " R srance, they go to a private indi- | and the colonial situation i Ml incldent waslof imporiance Be. norance, they . Paul E. Williams, Bakersfield, Cal e | | | i | | whom they made their purchase. The | to, assert that Great Britain must sur- | Pres ture, within the limits of Austria, | 5 < caltar inless they come into the German AR o e 5 em | render possession of Gibraltar and the = e = nn 3 bank. or the foreman would tell them | render § Dr. Garfleld will allow no more | camp, and accept the German fongue, without hesitation that this particu- | Suez Canal than 6§ degrees of heat in any home | and ficht for the glory of the Ger- lar kind of $100 bond is worth today | This is the first time that Germany | or office this winter. The patent fur- | man race, whose head and chief com- nace regulators may have influence | mand is, of course, in Berlin and | yverro. fineae s | : 4 i with Dr. Garfield but it is the hired | only in a delegated vice regal sense | .ras Baren Burian forgotten the res- | xth street, Allentown, Pa.; Privates girl and the mistress of the home who | iy, Vienna lu Hungary, the people | . e e e Lester E. Kettering, Washington, . bond helders with rrent mark- | never have uttered the proposals pub- | vote.—Brooklyn Eagle. auons ot & v r Inder c C.: Charles 8. Moon, South Bend, Ind R natlonalities of Austria fight and | 'y says of them: “The colonials, who are struggle for release from the Austro- | pretty competent judges are particus Hungarian prison to national freedom, | larly keen about their coolness and, independence and unity with the na- | Died from Accident and Other Causes. | courage under fire as well as :hqg tional fragments on the frontlers of Lient, Edgar A. Fisher, 208 North Sergeant James C. Mosher, San Lui Obispo. Cal deadly execution and the .thoro ! way in which they have guarded &n-" | é ! about $99.40 or $99 Any reliable | has ever been specific in expressing | | proaches to the river. They have doxa | i tution will glad furnish furnish | peace terms. She might just as well | | their work so well that the GGermans prefer not to oceupy the part of the of other racés are served with .the | S s = {in May, 1911, in Cracow I he deaf Sl th 2 T oefoll : adolation, Unfortunately, how- | lished today, for they will not be — nutice {hat (he tame Gweltomie™ i W iocin ciamorous cleims x| oTlee B Fovier antels ha I IOkt 9eonpy the parh or o he austria-fungary’ hyphen ' s {ithe welcome of the wolf folthe lamb |1 echs . Jusosiays,] Ltalianst and | S e \onnded, i e il ‘ ) S growing longer and longer each day.| _js over the door of Magyarism IR : Rere for eonuat The severely wounded include: Cor- | tar's wend T Y 2 e scrupulous mierchants who do not | Allies have pledsed themselves not to | coon it will be a dash, then look for B i o .y, | Rumanians and others for separation ded include: Cor- | for's picnic. Nor, as a matter of fact, o : y > 2 e It is a partnership of pure tyranny. | ¢rom Austria-Hungary ? e keeps | porals | J. G. Nicols 58 Wil- e ox s side o only pay them a sum far below their | cease fighting until Belgium, Poland, |it to break!—Norwich Record. TEL IO ot o roh e LU a el SO JoR i =G ¥ Nicolaon B LGE W was the American post on thi £ B 1 el D el o e anal el athev tocoi S M : st Hiunsars them down only by brute force of | mot avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.; Lester | the bridge. But what they have done S ekl o i e TR e Early this week a Kaneas aviator | reagt t4 it7 They are in mn wetnal |2rme. oppression of every lind, exe| E. Walker, Skowhesan, Me.; Bugler | was worth the loss it cost them, nof k iy Pt g | react to i iey are an actual | oytions by the tens of tho ds and | Bar ahste: chester. N becaus iRy h S | vissn il e ite iehode i ttions by the tens of thousands and | Earl A. Webster, Manchester. N. H.: | only becaus it enabled the Freneh majority in the empire. They live [yhen in need or cowardl ht from,| Privates 1 : 3 eed or cowar ter om,| Privates Joseph Ligato, Seymour 0ops to g way from the town Kansas motorist ran over a fish in|in avery nart of it. They are brave, ! ph Ligato, Seymour, | troops to get away fr the town and sale. In many instances the wares|is a typical Teuton proposal which |the fiooded road and punctured & tire | freo spicited: they have become thor- "/‘}:f‘(’]ry;:")'iz’;'v‘v"l;’:v‘\v;\hltj::“?\r'[‘;» n’v'w)f»“:vlv(;:r\fr.::: | ‘«;‘:n‘n P:.mrig fn”,’\““i' Beaverdale, | has prevented the enemsy from estah- were purchased by the merchants at | we read of fugay. Germany o 60 tortuniata XCansas as (oo S U BIEY BTE RREORS U alien hanstaan dop e | (Gt S Ei e | e e e R HOREXIEnT o) sieum ioas eotience Mol ition: and fofioromnt aetion Hioeee IiTowe shanicless o eallisucticandlSlimic doraivy: Watter Brishiton Miasd ||sostonate admivation of thal Keikhi I run over people and cut their arms | ihe remnant of self-determining lib- | tians “fundamental principle of life |” .V niration of the Fren i (oovkl Teres hvoslrmines (Bl S erty that they possess. The division |and race “As has always been the | Missing in Action. by whose side they are fighting nane Ll ST CPalhy ROREIRGE T sy SOl Ayt WINGT G ALV i TR 1) = of Bohemia into districts for mbre | case for centuries past, the states and | Private John W. Wright, White- | 2® 2llies wosth having. That is wint his bond than it is worth, but also less | made aimost on the eve of the fourth | East side shopkeebers who have|.effective German rule,- for the +eon: |rases ot the monatehy will sbttle their | hall, N. ¥ the Trench feel and say. and _every, been closed up on Sunday threaten re- | solidation of the “German course,” is 2 Englishman will agree with them prisals against saloons. Setting Sun- | {he ftoken and ftest of their resist- saw one of their divisions moving up; day law violators to watch other Sun- | ance. That, their German masters do ! wrence M. Youns, Valley | to their billets today, and as soldiera forward. In one instance of which | spite the fact that she caused all the | qay law violators would seem to be T e et ‘ er, healthier, and more cheerful look= ing lot of men. They have, too, a great look of intelligence We shall see them, there is not a shadow of doubt, do great things.” no two opinions concerns ever, they offer their bonds to un-|accepted by the Entente nations. The Accept, in part payment, wares which | pied countries and provinces these Shyiock-mierchants have for | freed from German domination. greatly lower prices than they can | cedes pothing, but wants eve now be sold for, so that the bond sel- | The insolence of the proposal is mor merchandise than he would if the anniversary of the world war which internal problems in asreement with [ Prisoner. their ruler.” You must be lind, deaf and dumb, Baron Burian. We all are } not deny or cloak at all. If they sub- |in this fight to make a centuries-old | we happen to know, a close-fisted, | suffering entailed by compelling a |an effective way of keeping them all | mit now they are doubtless lost, for |oppressien impossible. Your master, | Prisoners previously reported missing. bargaining merchant, who displays | universe to be in arms, Germany |closéd.—New York World. not even a victory of the Intente |a weakling and servant of the Kaiser, Corporal George M. Williams, i A would help them much if, they are in- | {he son of an ynworthy fnut} ind a | Henderson, Ky.: Privates John W. ! . ®| “Clean, sober and efficient” is the | capable of helping themselves member of @ family of stupid tyrants, [ Jones, Oxford, 'Ala.; Edward N evidence of his “patriotism” about | pentance. On the contrary she 1is|yeport on the American troops in We know well enough what the {may have to ehoose hetween a lifé [ Hardwick, Vt his store, deliberately offered a hone ,re arrogant and defiant than ever. | France. It is not strage. They are | .nswer Jatriotic Slavs in G R T 0 S There are 3 e v offered a bond | more arrogant and d | wer of the patriot with the present fortun 10t e R e | 5 s . % 5 3 2 sa hoys we sent over.—Buffalo o AT e i i e e |l e oy Caee e R holder $90 for a bond of the first is- rced caused her to precipitate the |the same oy America w 1L of Russia jox ing 2 T s aied Sl as 2 Enquirer. fiance of their race. They are ready, “Neither you nor your kind will set- | ‘W NG FOR BAKERS the =toygwhich the Unliol i e ) merchanis were honest and straight- rmany forced on the world. De- Lieut, ¢! an American flag and other external | shows not one whit of sorrow or r Pope, ue, and made him take half of the war, and greed is expressed in almost Jouring into France. Day by day its i) o e sepnaltiotiuel Barandiexe el xprester all of them, personally lo fight for [tle the affairs of the oppressed na- pouring into France. Day payment in soo whereby the mer- ' every word of her latest groposal.| rp is an Indian soldier in the | the defeat of Austria in this war, {{ionalities of Austro-Hungary. Tt will| strength increases, a e - | army whose name translated is John- | und they will declare to.their breth- |be dome hy their chosen representa- | Administrator Scoville Will Permit | KNOWR fact is in itself an explanatiory | ny Chase the Weasel, After looking at | ron in Austrta-Hungary that the hour [tives at the peace conference, of the rapidly succeeding 1~‘v of a portrait of the créwn prince, We | of yesistance ha struck. The| “The great majority of the subjects Use of Rye Your or Meal in Mak- | the Germans to strike a decisive blow. i think that Indian is the man to 20 |inseription above the door of the |Austria-Hungary hope, believe and = ceess with the genuine patriotism of | of the Kaiser's heir are fleeing before | uficr him.——sSt. Louis Republic. “Gorman course” in Austria is not |trust to hear the answer of the great another merchant who was ap- | the victorious American, French and ———— as von Seydler writes it; it is this: | American republic-and because of her | praitrord, y a bond holder wishing & British forces. Really, it is to laugh. French Smile Abandon hope, all ye who nter | interference the ar r oof t allies s D hera.” to Baron Burian's atrogant peace feel- seeurity. This second e = (St. Joseph ws-Press.) e ! 5 T e —) L e - s as follows S oday by Sy street. last evening, by about 35 o nt informed the customer that TAKING CARE OF BABIES. The smile of the French has been |5/ farie anl thistwar fo Justice anal| oviBcad todeyiby the Hood Adminis i) nirech: Ja8: o¥en s, B8 (S RA% A S gD What a Million Men Means, i 2 i > t every | r2tion. Until further notice, rye| her friends S SaD. { freedom and independence of every | 2 h I S S AP our or rye meal may he used as a |at the home of her aunt, M James Bennington Banner) | hationality imprisoned in the state of | > of her a ( natior L { partial wheat flour substitute. Tt will | Murphy, 203 TIm street and that well chant made a large profit in addition There is also a tinge of grim humor to cheating the customer out of about in Germany's suggestions, coming as $9.50 Compare this swindling pro- | they do, at a time when the armies ing Victory Bread. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER July 24.—Several fm- In honor of her approaching mar £ cellaneous showe 4 vortant changes in the regulations | riage, a miscellaneou lower we governing licensed bakers were an- |tendered Miss Anna Kerrigan of Mill be would not take Liberty Bonds in It is particularly fortunate that the | one of the miracles of the war. payment for wares, and advised him | campaign of the Children’s” Welfare | Through their darkest days the : I ¥ T 6 ENA 5 We are told that there are over one | Austria-Hungary Nothing is by hu- | JH8 R e Games and music formed the eve« to retair »ON( The ignorant League, acting under authority from | French have smiled, and the smile man and moral right Austrian but the permitted as a substitute up to ki g _ A million American soldiers in France L one- o o subs R . 1g's chief enjovment. Miss Kerrl holder of the bond thought the mer- the Department of Labor, got under | has been an inspiration to themselves German provinces of Austria, nothing fifth of the substitute require- | N at the present time. But do we got a | fungarian but the land inhabited by [ T@ents, as for example, a hatch of | $an was the recipient of many h : come and useful gifts including zlass, linen and china, among chant was looking fer o bargain and . way this week, when the spell of al- [ und to all who contemplated them, Fatlzii el e i " 5 _ | L * | very comprehensive idea of how large | the 8,000,000 Magyars. That may be| dough for victory bread may contain told him that he could nave the bond | most unbearable warm weather em- | for they were smiling through tears a body of men that is? Try thinking |frec and independen The German [ 75 pounds of wheat flour 20 pounds But now hetter days are coming and of any of the present ~ut glass water set from any old price Thereupon the phasizes the need of protecting the | of that number passing us in a rade. | Austrin may exist as' a free state or substitutes and their smile may mean rejoicir If they marched 10 abreast down |unite with Germany. The Czechs, Slo- pounds of rye flour ” d Main street, at the rate of threc miles |vaks and Moravians will form a free In certain sections of the country an hour each rank being six feet be- | Bohemia. The Poles belong to a free | large stocks of ryve flour were car- rigan Is to be married on hind the preceding one, it would take |united. Poland he Serbs. meaning | ried over from last year's harvest ! 4 Monroe Hefl rket price for it infant in the city. The data concern- | €30 {roops were sWinging past oy 'y ourg lncking a few minutes, for |the Slovenes, Croats and Serbs, will| and in other sections this year's rye | lon of Middlc t remony to Persons guilty profiteering in | ing each child is noted on an individ- | mv\"\'fi u-m\} Y}um ereoeen "“r ths | Tem all to pass a given point. Hut |form a free Greater Serbia. The Ital-| crop is already heing harvested thig | be performed in St h's rectory | wéventure refore hemn e poilus 1 Rev. Patrick Dal miled through their pain, encour- and Ruthenians wil ! ila s | the rear rank uld be more than 113 | be attached to their respective mother { opportunity {o use rye flou en knows. But when they traflic i d W work of 2ighing d | aged by They’ olq | the rear rank wo 5 = : e b I a 3 1l and now the work of weighing and | aged by the sight. They'll hold | |0 " ek of the front rank. If the |countries. We do not annex, we sim-| partial ¢ 3 5 1 2 ey Feran i 3 1 ubstitute v materially as- | FOUGHT FOR AMERIC Government securities, and swindle a | examining the babies is in process. In \w{"l]-l»”::vr-: lot ieng pal ;’m"n”[‘i:- soldiers were all drawn up in line |ply are resolved to return the stolen | sist in the use of the other BoLLEeT A ¢ wgly. And as the poilus . S substi CELATIVES SR N 4 i Moy s oo i | facing in and fouching elbows, they |liberties, the stolen independonce o f tutes RELATIVES IN ENEMY ARMY. %0 now does (he nation feel. The cele- g bration of the Fourth of July would form a line about 380 miles in | their rightful owners. the people, in The period for the Greenfield, Mass., July 24.—News off tle less than traitors. Fortunately | sisted by a corps of lady workers who | Paris lasted for days afterwsrds, the int replied that if he were to babies. The first step in the cam thost take the bond at v e ! | A short time ago. somewhers in ke the bond at all, he would insist | paign was a housc-to-house canvass | Fance, wounded poilus were lving at that the customer acc the full | in order to register and tabulate every | tte side of a road and fresh Ameri- commodities are wicked enough, heav- | ual idex card for futurc reference, while marching in such procession in |ians, Rumanians and Ruthenians will | Scoville said foday he believed customer out of almost ten per cent. | each district a doctor and two nurses | of the value of his bond, they are lit- | conduct the physica! examination, as- o | % Wi b e operation of - length. Yes, it is quite an army al- |accord with the laws of God and man. | the 70 per cent. flour rule, sovern. |the death in action of Private Julius | 2 ready, and it is growing fast. It is our resolve, our pled No com- | ing pakers of all products, other this practice has been brought to the | are sacrificing their time to save the | occasion beinz made '”’“"‘ than 2 B promise is possible. 8 s AIMUGE thon hread and rolls, has: Been cx e . ; courteous observance und mors than 5 - supre: sacrifices. the only foun- by Sl = e P » brotl attention of the State Councii of De- | mext generation. Thus far, resulis | YT L A ’ our supreme sacr tended from Gl i 2 that another brot vho was a a commemoration, by the receipt of MANY ATTEND FAREWELL. dation and guarantee of a just and z Tanteau ¢ August 31 T e i ma- | {he news th nillio rerican : { the news that a million America e e that THE father is serving in the frian army Sand of this town, received today by his brather Michael, brings to lizht the. by indignant, 100-per cent. Am- | have been miost satisfactory, the g e, e This means that a licensed bakers ol lasting peac AP S . soldiers are now in France and a mil- | Lithnanian Boys Who Leave Tomor- “JULIUS HUPERT. M. D must continue fo curtail to Septem- her 1, the use of flour n merchants, and it is probable | jority of physician expressing the in sweet dough the methods of these “two-bit” | opinion that in most cases the babies | lion more in training in this coun vow Given Party by Friends, “New Britain, Conn. July 19" ol s : sroducts, which must no i try exceed 70 patriots will be the subject of a thor- | are found fo be normal and excep- | WelAnorcansmustnotibetnlle: The 32 Lithuanian hoy ) per cent. of their output during the {SOVIETS LOOT ORENBUTIG with the idea that our presence in |tomorrow for Camp Devens were ten-| MARWICK SAFE IN BNGLAND. [ month of August 1917, or one-sixth THEN WITHDRAW ¥ ough investization ] 'ho | tionally healthy, The ladies who are i izati If man who | tienally heait} The ladies who ar ool kes advantage of the war situation, | covering the varions districts have | the confliet is all that is necessary {0 | qereq a farewell party last evenir P, Mackay of Black Ro. of what they have used for he past { avenue has received word that Sap- | six months Amsterdam, July 24.—Soviet troopy | have definitely abandoned the city of Orenburg, capital of the Russian prov= ince of the same name. carrying off all the valuables they could seize, W government has been formed und he leadership of General Dotoff) hunger revolution has broken ouf the | has served jn France With the Cana- | said today that there have been some ‘r:‘mm:ndm:?ngl}cjcfl‘.O;‘:;d,fi;;‘“f: \‘x;: ldm,s for the past year. pr'ema.luxe and unauthorized xcpm'L*‘cow papers received hera, ¢ by realizing oxorbitant profits on his | gone about ‘heir tedious duties every | bring vietory, for that would be for- | =it b T o0 Park street 0 : ‘ ctting the past sufferings and pres- | ames H. Marwick has safely ar From now on there | wares deserves to be put in jail, then | day this wi regardiess of the op- | Mathew Neimaranas was chairm f ent endurance of our allles, but sure- cngland. Marv enlisted | ttion as to what kind of shortening surely those who would reap harvests | pressive heat, and the fruits of their | . o . - =lad of what our help of the evening and th z mareh, | wit iment of Canadian Eng <hall be used by on Liberty Bonds amongst ignorant | labor are already apparent ),.‘ ay mean surely may be happy headed by the Misses St Krick ang | neers several months ago and p nd conservation are ureed, whether that the French feel they see mMOre . Eva Kolaski, ended in the dining room | vious to that time was emploved nimal fz vegetable fats and oils, plainly the coming of the day that ! where a dinner Was served. Speeches | the Hamiiton, Ontario, plant of the | compounds or butter are used m ¢! 5 will reward their bravery of the spirit | were made and later dancing was en- | Stanley Works. His brother, answer to many inquiries, Mr. Scovil call themselve Americans, The; preciation of what is being done fOr | < \well as their bravery of the body |joyved. A collection of $20.46 for gommit wreng against their cuszom“them, but in some instances ig l:\u-l mind, kile Cross was taken, foreigntrs deserve to be hanged. It is| Mothers whose children are visited an outrage that they are permitted to | display. for the most part, great ap-