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

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBEtix -., ... . New Britain Merald. | e prosese of the insumance faw \““}‘1"‘ o’ ‘“’“‘” LIST OF NEW BOOKS AT THE NEW BRITAIN INSTITUTk ‘A”ENS I]UTY IS flfiJTEETflRS WH_[ HERALD PUBLISHING COMPAKRY. The alien (other than enemy alien) When the boys come home, | 4 Proprietors. g g Y Will you have a right to meet them, — { m Isued dally (Sunday cxcepted) af 4:15 . m. LSS LEOT: k of citizenship, ex- Waving hat above your dome? BLACK WATCH, by Scout Joe Cas- { lectlon of verses by the American i &t Herald Building, 67 Church St cused m milithry service. Con- n you say thai khakl jacket. 5\0”*» . | soldiers in France from poems sub- ¥ | e s . record in action. i mitted in the N. Y. Herald. & Now Britat® | orocorna, oA N Safely back across the pond | o 4 Naterec. at the Post Office st Ko gressman Lonergan was one of the | g U0 N OG0 OCar to back it . e | 2 a e SR SRS eidyares . original workers for laiws and treaties With the money for a Bond? N:‘I'!\ OF HIGH ROMANCE, by | YANKS ARE COMING! by W. - e ” ! » o 3 THLEPHONE CALL! N Cicace T o backs ichael Williams | MeNutt, | " s 1 your conscience mnd the racket a b | MeNutt. | Banmens Omce e to correst the “allemsineicer® eyil comie e el e e ; . ntit He Is Gitizen He Remains | WIll Engage In Agriculture an — I - we zh 3 S Ficti . ! BT ¥ More than 1,500,00 others re. | Will vou have a right to greet them | &5 «, I The onlv profitable advertising wmeAlum in han ),000 mothers ST (e R ARG e FLAME THAT IS FRANCE, by II. | APPLEWOMAN OF THE KLAKI- n Outside ther [][]-[]][l][fi]‘ 0[‘1’, the city Ctrculation books and ! ¥ | Malhe i > . ccived letters from their sons in the | Malherke i TAT, by Anna V. Morris. | rocm always open to advertisers When the boys come back, “Founded on the experience of a 11 the boyvs come back, FOR THE IIGHT, essays und ad- woman who develops a quartersection (Written for The New Britain Her- Hartford, Oct. 24.-—At the requesf ar oy dresses by members of the *Fig of government land in the apple; - = T ' t Seo! v of V ner stinging, ¥ ers of th ight _ of government land in the applegroW- | .14 by rancis P. O'Brien, director of | ©f Third Assistant Sccretary of Wat he Tersld will he found on sale at Fota- | SCrvice, written Mothers' Day, May L ling's News Stsnd. 42nd St. and Broad- | way, New Tork City: Boerd Walk. At Congressman Lonergan was | Will you feel an i Isntie City. and Hariforé Depot o S i . St Gt AR for right movement.” ing country.’ 5 ;i O | Frederick Keppel, Gosvenor I £ the Amsociated Prems. iy or e wektladiens staftDe soi 4 il woice within yan “Fifteen inspiring addresses cover- | s % Americanization work in New Brit- son, director of the field divi« g Jqmber of the Asnciated Frews | o | special right of way for those letters, | Say, “And did your dollars go | iNg many phases of the war, by mem- ' CALL OF THE NORTH SHORE [ ain.) slon, Council of National Defense to_the use for repuolication of All WeWd | |\ (o (o the war and | 7O phold these sons of sinew bers of the “Fight for right” move- i WIND, by R. D. Palne. ., _ called the attention of the Cone creditei tn Jt or ‘not otherwiss orndited L ar and | In their batiles with the foe?” | Ment, organized at King's college, i, $That rarest of phenomenda, a seas necticut State Council of Defease ta u this’ paper mns vy Departments that the move- | Will you dare vour cheers continue | University of London. The contribu- ' stofy that is comfortahle and pedes- If you were mnot native-born and | the policy of the war department re- et incltde ous militarand mnan| When you know a heart youlack? | lors are: Bryce, Maurice Hewlett, | trian almost one might = say—the | have not become naturalized, then | 2arding conscientious objectors and Will you dare to hear them singing | Wilfred Ward, Sir Frederick Pollock, | method of Trollope applied to sail- [ o= = 0 B i legal | POINting out that the early future dc: o e 1a Wb enl it bovel cota L bacis Sir Henry Newbolt, Gilbert Murray, i ors and boatmen. There is sound | Yo" &re In the technical and lesal | i, hments aof these men. chosen by Moliacto 18 Aksted 48 vationsit (for Evelyn Underhill and others.”—A. L. | characterization and humor.”—N. Y, | Sense “an alien” in America and you | lot, will in all likelihood be sent ta I When the boys come in | A. Booklist. { Times. are not considered Americanized, al- | France to engage in necessary ag soldiers and sailors on foreign duty _ When tie boys come in TR BANRILS S0t R (s i though you may have harbored the |culture and non-military work. Sim- s ) SRR . | Will you wave your license near them, | GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE, by F. , COLETTE BAUDOCHE, by Maurice | i B ilar notification was sent Dby M Congressman lLonergan carly in the 3 . 5 foax very spirit of democracy from your Or just merely wag your chin? E. Leupp. Barres, translation and foreword 2 Y Clarkson to all State Councils of De- war proposed that tobacco be inciud- | Can you say, “I fought no Boches, His life and achievements by Madame Huard. early childhood, or you may feel as |fense. In his letter to the Connectis ©d in thelr Tations. ! But T did my share, you bet, i 2hs | The story of a young girl of Metz. ( devoted to America as numbers of the | cut Council he said it was important : For T wore my old galoshes { GERMAN SECRET SERVICE IN | A before the war contrast of French | native born. More probably you |Ehat local —committecs understand [mports, consisting of inexpensive So your feet would not get wet AMERICA by J. P. Jones and J. M. ;| and German character. ave ot o Tool loviy ... . |and support the nation's conscienticut gifts from mien on foreign service to { CaN You tell the Mikes and Joshes Hollister. o SSRGS Rk ResoEn s | oblectorl pelicy 3 ) ey Sk P GENTLEMEN AT ARMS, by ‘‘Cen- | that this land of liberty places a def- “This policy has been adopted, nof i ¢ | their folks at home, are free from i NERVES AND THE WAR, by A. P. turian.” inite duty and responsibility upon |because of sympathy with fhe stand A ! S 5 1 Wil o i T e i E (o R oT et ihem | G e 4 A 2 < of the canscientious objectors, but bes overt b N duty. Congressman Lonergan urged i & Y vou, such as you cannot afford to be 5 ¢ & ’ U'l( it :t‘he .t n\en)nl(nyt lor !‘:]‘(1 { When the boys come in? * LIGHT ABOVE THE CROSS ROADS | o about regarding. Wh o e cause it utilizes to the fullest ex« nited States) must dea bk that this courtesy be extended to our | —John O°'Keefe in the New York | PEBBLES ON THE SHORE, by “Al- by Mrs. Victor Rickard. B8 2hoRt eeardne W ihenSvou Sthinkiiten s theSmank power Jof fhelnatiou | the military masters and the | i o pha of the plouzh.” “The story of a young Englishman | ©f this as the land of liberty and op- | said Mr. Clarkson. “At the same ! monarchical .xvn'llml at 1(;;( l](vve‘x» I ) | A . . educated in Germany and almost one | portunity, do not forget that it is also | time it accords to objectors a lot that ;:“1}1& “0;“ o “ 11 i 1'»* Y 10 11 Injured and disabled soldiers and | FACTS AND FANCIE RUPERT BROOKE, by Edward | of the Germans when England en- | the land of obligations. is endurable and iceable, but 1n ! pre ;U Sl t‘:}u i 11| antiors willine touanie traaes and etagal . - Marsh. tered the war. He entered the secret You are livi ; O foute pampered 2nd commandaily ‘ r?&flr( to_mlz m(:ornn mnfi obli- | | a0 s I be T t g 1 B i e e e e A memoir service and his adventures will be u are living in America. You are self to the common sense and pr gations of the German Bimpire, . f;, yoos5ing o career. Congressman | feel ‘that his own people are begin- e found interesting.”—Publisher’s note. | enjoying the protection and advan- | ticability of the American people it must demand, not peace ning to size-him up correctly—Kan- | SILENT WATCHERS, by B. Copple- So tages of an American city. Youearn | D€ War department explains thaf gotiations, but surrender. Lonergan’s advocacy of the rehabilita- | 218 0 sz | e LOVERS OF LOUISIANA, by George | your living in an American industry, | \tS Policy regarding coascientious ob- —PRESIDENT WILSON. || ¢io1 pill included an amendment giv- . England’s navy during the Great | W. Cable. owned and run by Americans. You |Jéctors has from the beginning beerf e D rarhcclin R v ern One of the frighttulest things we | War, what it is and what we owe it. * e are made more happy and comfort- | P25¢d on the provisions of the federal g th B s s SO e - SOUL OF SUSAN YELLAM, by H. A | able by your being in America. But | ¥aft law and subsequent executive o Il6UE of heir steam-hested trenches | SONGS FROM THE TRENCHES, Vachell. | what are you doing to show that you | ' 1”';\" l.“ “‘;‘ Loy l'"“ dibaial '\““"; T CHOION, & BrIY, ’ o [ sk a6 e old weasher i< comtne on | compilad by B A Gibhons, 1san js the mother of an Eng- |are of America and for America? | €20 Policy of according a measure o e Brlsoners o v BGanan L e Bl Dealr The soul of the E. F.. A col- |lish Tommy.” Have you heard the call of “the unit. | S¢/f-determination to the few who in When the voters of this congres- | be properly cared for. Congressman SR = ed people of the United States” to | 211 Siacerity have not been able to ad- just their minds to the needs of thq 9 present sudden and desperate emers gency. In dealing with objectors tha difficulties have not been primarily needs his funds for banking purposes. SECURE COLONIES [t is a sort of defiance and offense to | thoge of polier, but of praction i B make English the common language GERMANY CANNOT of this land? That applies to vou, in the country in which you now are. The German structure is coming down about the German ears. That choose their representative at Wash- | the physical and moral betterment of [ only makes Samson put a little more sional district go to the polls to | Lonergan has labored untiringly for him to export them. Bpt fhere is no one to sell them to in Chile and he Ll t i rhic scle into his push against the pil- ington for the next two years, they |captured Americans, to which the | PMUSC ¥ S itve 5 e ; & 1 Ll gtol e 3 T la ChidashiTribune. So mitrate of soda—what we get of vour friends and benefactors if you | poqu Lo will base their choice wupon the |conference in Switzerland bears testi- LN it—costs us 50 per cent more than| Tt enlcctlorir et ol e re. s : 10 Democratal wouia oy uonart |itEnesa Sareerwnital Ginloiiia pre- | L S e B e According to the usual procedure achievements in oftice of the respec- | mony. & ) 2 = " i . 3 2 3 d f the war artme: a draftee is : | the Prosident without obliging him | vented from getting over onto a gold | A. J. Balfour Fears She Would 38 fliave yéursHamel and imake Vour | i a2 FAEEAERAXCneREENattee N tive candidates and their qualifica- | The number of chaplains with our | {o dewl out brickbats and bouguets, | Pasis and is discouraged from buying | oney COGHE O & GRbT objector i i g S @ + high 4 ising -, Thei Bases ‘or Pi . y his loca reard o °r presen- tions as statesmen Solai6rE =nd the Ifeatihash Deentiine | Politicst wouldiSadjounn W sine W dle—— fifLomiusiat ourihisniand frising prices. | Them sy s or Eiratical Just now you are urged and invited | ¢, £ facte O cillhe B ih states s al > as e S All this means that we pay in adverse y by Presid /ilson 2 ationa T B et G0 W LD g e ) Weshingtonl Bost v s v President Wilson and the national | gopeo o A0S O oy AVarss Thus far, we have the following | creased. Congressman TLonergan R exchange rates about 50 per cent, ex- i government, by the State of Connect- | o4 n:anrxne 15 d:h(( O:Sh:m\ Oh o ”A\n- 3 3 S o . o rivileg { = i h J, Y e eI as a earing be- facts to consider in attempting to ar- | prompted adoption of changes in-| If the British clean up Damascus | cess charges for the privileze of| London, Oct. 24, (via Montreal)— |icut and by the City of New Britain | oro"a hoarq of Mmquiry on conselens as thoroughly as they have cleaned | hoarding our gold And the greater ' In no circumstances is it i to learn the English language, to tious objectors, made up of Major Wal make yourself an American, if you with the safety, security and unit rive at a conclusion as to whieh of | creasing the proportion of clergy of { up Jerusalem the Oldest City in the | our success in hoarding it the more we vorld will have reason every day of | suffer from the excess of it. he British E o £ expect to live and wor! T N dge e ning.—Provi- g colonies should be returned to her, £ £ SR N ION S umbia Law School. Pending a hear- resent this district to war. ence Journal. lare i . it free eveni lasses, zenship | | : s dence Journal, | declared A. J. Baltour, the British vening classes, and eltizenship | ;070 i2oro FOPY e in camp ter G. Kellogg, Judge Julian Mack {he candidates is better suited to rep- | all denominations with the men cailed i Mayor George A. Quigley, the Re- Men under the Stars and Stripes e Germany’s Moderates, i foreign secretary, in a speech at the | instruction, free of expense to as a special detachment under con- 3 i And yet some of his crew believed | (From the Springfieli Republican.) | luncheon of the Australian and New | The city Chamber of Commerce has | 4\ ¢ 4 military officer, and live un publican candidate. is now Serving have wholesome recreation. Con- | that Columbus was engaged i & | qo oo Fon o E G O] Zealand club yvesterday. done much to Improve your oDPOr- | ge; the same conditions as 4|)]r‘|\ to his third term as chief executive of | gressman Lonergan was an active | Non-essential indusiry.—N. Y. Sun. ; P e e : Mr. Balfour said it was dbsolutely | tunities here. The library, the Y. M. | S 1giors in training, except that no- 2t readiness to make terms it is well 10| cscential that the communichtions of | C- A. and other organizations are | soii s I Hraining, excent that =no this municipality. He has been in | participant in the movement to pro- Forty years ago this _fall the | look Greenbackers were then proclaim- | pared to concede. If a zroup well to t what its moderates are pre- the British Empire should remain |ready to ald or encourage vour ad- | ;" a1y required, and in notable in- safe. He aked if the German colonies | vancement and Americanization. BUt | (unces this has had considerable | ing themselves to be the coming par- were returned what security was |are you Mr. Newcomer and Mr. For- | nionetar: value, At Camp Sherman, six months. His record as mayor is | ing’s men. ty of the people. How times and there that their original po: rs | eign-language-man trying to learn | o, innice, the (C. O. detachment iy e S slder essential requircments it can|would not use them as bases for pi- | English and to secure citizenship? Are | fon Stance, the € O. detachmen be shown with the scieniific precision | ratical warfare vou becoming one of the makers Of | 1 iy orfommie pare e b g o8 pectroscope that the mass of The doctrine that the colonies | America? There is where your duty (\lxvh}‘;)’:tly‘a(\-];mqm(;mFx-'«\':(‘t'r:v EianbsiE ady to meet the re-! should not be returned, Mr. Balfour [ and your opportunity both lie. The | Jo0 ooihoco of the mm“ bt Thit this is the! claimed, was not selfish and imperial- | Woman is included here as well as the The board of inquiry passes on.the ther con- | istic. It was one in which the inter- | ma sincerity of objectors. Those adjudeed em—\anchester Union clusively proved by the plain state- | ests of the world were almost as 8till further Is your duty potnted |7 00 Y °F 9% C i HE R . s ment of the Dutch Socialist, Troelstra, | much concerned as the interests of | OUt to you both by your —employer | nEREETe A8 TEATIEC 60, AT B itor Brisbane must be a pretty | as to what German Socialists would | the empire itself. If the empire was | and by the American Labor organiza- of w{jm, fhey Are w\,,mitm to m‘,” t smart chap, after all. He managed | support. Mr. Henderson some weeks | to remain united it was absolutely | tions. The employers of this city are | . o ™ o Do 0 G B (0 g 375,000 from a sroup of | ago misunderstood him on ihis point, | necessary that communication Dbe- [ now ready to undertake great trouble | NV S P A E o 1 . to borrow $375 American brewers, whi vas a a statem. pre F | twe vari rts s o | and expens make you a re in- - merican brewers, which was to be | and gave out a statement, promptly | tween the various parts should not be pense to make you a more in- | gy Gl B CC 0 Sl e enour- office approximately four vears and | cure athletic equipment for Persh- the left of the centre refuses to con- | known to the people and there is no he War Department bas taken need of reviewing it here. He has!over the delivery of mail to the As a pure matter of underwriting, | Of the we fancy the experience with the |P€ople are not re = Hindenburg line ought fo raise the | quired conditions which is inevitably the case when a | gressman Lonergan' pointed out to | catustrophs rate on the Metz fortress | case with Germany is 1 made friends, as well as enemies, | American Expeditionary Force. Con- sV His | Post Office and Military officials the man assumes public offic friends are naturally just as enthus- | necessity of an adequate field postal se of him as his | service to sustain the morale of our jastic in their pro venworth. enemies are vehement in their de- | troops. Buncation of him. We find, there- Christmas wail to and from the Bx- | FePaid at hisx own convenience and | corrected, that Scheidemann favored at the mercy of unscrupulous power. telligent English-speaking worker and aged to enter non-combatant, Mili- . i . Y ‘ i .| without interest. — Oskosh North- | meeting the demands of Entente: PN citizen. - Your “boss” will help you. | " ' i 0. nq many have done $o. fore, that the Republican candidate’s | peditionary Force and the Fleet will | \estern. St el G B nTe. ool o | The Federation of Labar declares for | Sy Service; &ne wany Bave CORC o appeal to the voters tolsend him to | have the right of way. Congressman | " l‘u Alsace-Lorraine. This proved not to NAVY 'WILL SEEK 200,000 r;mulrl‘inx )1 fair k“‘;“"l‘;‘lfl“ °'i ""“{ this are furloughed to various forms sold in Chile. he the sase, and now Troelstra, who RECRUITS NEXT YEAR. | American language” of “all employed > b A i i g . ac 2 i % 4 ST i | D)0 S NE3 L LECH ey . of service under the jurisdiction of a Washington is based chiefly upon his | Lonergan has alrendy secured the ap- | (jyom the New York Tribune.) is Arst-rate authority quotes not only e e e foreign language allens.”” Those who (Ti o ;m:” . liimw.! = ‘Hv‘ Bk M T o i s o i IS i a ton, ct. 23—Two hundred ors a r v v s o o P T 4 oV Secretaries Baker a an- | The sole virture of gold as money | Scheidems t Friedrich Ebert, | ashington, C 2 understand the matter know full well rho i accomplishments as Mayor. He has | Proval of Secretari ker and Dan- | cheidemann, bu riedri e Rt R ) R T (e e e VR G ) et e ot ! ; 7 - is in its service toward the stability | chairman of the wing of the German | never held office higher than a muni- | iels to his suggestion for holiday | o prices. (We use it in defeat of its | Socialists, They are in favor of sur- | cipdl one. His public utterances | postal service essential purpose. We hold it so that | rendering Belgium, which, indeed, | : g el » o we may expand our credit and in-|the German zovernment has offered thus far in the campaign, if be has e 16 WGU- Dr coe Mint haior e ol o e (e s e e been quoted correctly, have been | record. and after comparing it with | choose among blunders in point of | compensution of Belgium or a v form merely to repeat them in sub-! ferendum on Alsace-Lorraine, So stance. long as the main body of German In a minor but still a serious fashion | Socialists takes this ground, not go- our international trade relations illus- | ing an inch beyond the wholly in- trate our difficulties. The American | adequate proposals of the German dollar, buttressed by pretty much all | government, there can bo no basis the gold there is in the world, is at a | for negratiations. It means that the discount in Spain and in the South | elements in Germany which are ready American countries. Gold in New | for the steps essential as a prelimin- ommendatory powers. The vast ma= pority of objectors have heen life= long members of religious sects the tenets of which forbid participation in war. Most prominent among these | are the Society of Friends, the Men= nonites, the Dunkards, the Christa- delphians and various minor sects such as True Lights, Holy Jumpers and others little known outside of re- stricted and isolated areas. In the early future, detachments of conscientious objectors will in all | likelihood be sent to France to ren- der forms of service, agricultural or otherwise, not directly connected with be needed in the coming year, main- | to workers will be greatly reduced, ly to man merchant ships in govern- | the changes or turnover in their help ment service, Sccretary Daniels has | will find less cause, the health of the informed the house naval committee, | employees will be safer, and the effi- {in favoring passage of @ bill for the | ciency of production will be much { purchase of 520 acres of land for en- | stimulated, if you will but accept free largement of the Hampton Roads | the help that is offered you, to be- | training station. This increase would | come at least enough American to | bring the naval personnel to more | speak the language of this sreat Re- { than 700,000 men, compared with 54,- | public, which millions o: poor souls | 000 at the beginning of the war. | in Europe and Asia have learned to i | i | | confined to a review of his record in | that of Congressman Tonergan’s op- the office he now holds. and to one or | ponent, the voters will be able to clves which man is two statements about the tariff. His | judge for thems latest discussion of the tariff s- | better qualified to represent them and Gk il (e a B Chairman Padgett announces that the | Jove more than you do, unless you bill for the purchase will be favor- | adopt its language while here. ably reported and also one for ac- You can never learn to be an Am- quisition of 300 acres of farm land | erican except by acting, speaking, and Hon was restricted to an exposition of | theirs. The one has been trained and ional capacity the cost of importing a thermos bot- | tried in his congr 3 ’ k] York is depreciated as against the | ary ace are still but g veak | adj 2 / tle as compared to tir cost of pro- | and has not been found wanting. The 2B ary to peace are st ut a weak | adjoining the Annapolis naval acad- | living as A § s 0eY : : : DO | unconvertibie peso of Chile—itself in | minority that canmot impose their | omy, E :'f,”‘” i fSwericans’ dic' ..LY‘,’" can | the prosecution of military activities. dueing that article in this country. other has had no such training. Who | turn at a discount against the gold { will upon the government 2 ]“":l ow to h‘;" ‘TPO‘ “'x‘*/»':: 0";] | Bvery effort is beinz made to re- 3 o] EO¥S d e v being a good citizen. g00 N S N S A Bl ox! . 111l be the people's cholce? S0. akes -10 ounces of New A : | spect the sincere scruples of a smal The Mayor's o ant -ss- | will be the people’s choice peso. It takes 1 4-1 s P e A = g " . > la. . = Gl g g York gold to buy in New York th e ITALY BELIEVES GERMANY Cltizengknows amites o ”:',“‘ h‘ “Jd_ | minority of our people, at the same of opportunity. He knows that he Is | ;)" tnat their power to contribute right to an ounce of gold in Chile. Capturing Metz. AT END OF HER ROP The money of America-—gold money It is gratifying to note the interest | abounding—is discredited in foreign markets, But why? We decline to let go of ald from time | our gold We deny to our importers the right to ship it out in payement of man Augustine Lonergan, who is now “ | free to bring out the best that is in 24.—The new | him materially and spiritually, if he s of s to the nation's efficiency is turned to good account. AMERICANTZATION. (From the Boston Her Before vou allow yourself to sget 1d.) ! Washington, ¢ German note an official dispatch from | does not encroach on the righ Rome says, strengthens the belief | others in doing so. But he real N there in accounts of the wretched in- | that every right has a corresponding vanced by popular strategists for the ' terna] situation in Germany and that | duty and every privilege a corres e capture of Mety, sit down and read | complete dismemberment of the Ger- | ponding obligation. The good citizen | Boston Financier and Politician in serving his second term as Represen- tative from this district. He has { manifested in the series of articles eontributed to The He: very enthusiastic over the plans ad- W. LAWSON INJURED. growned almost four vears of service with a record in war legislation that to time by Dircctor P. O'Brien of e o T o e e cuniaont b e ny ‘_h';” }'”‘,"“ Awmerica needs nitrate of | (110 o the things about that fort- Mmanic alliance is at hand at the mo- | believes in hard work and honest la- | Ante hatlOverta Beiciiticnts: Some of bis achisve: < . e fertilizer and - for powder | ;oo " .04 tis encircling chain of fort- Ment when the Entente allies are | bor. He knows that every desirable | Pty 2 i The author of the articles knows his e was never a large buyer of our| ... oo which are available in almost Dbound more solidly together. member of the population must ac- Marlboro, Mass. ct. homas | 800ds, and mow In facé of our mising | ... yererence bopk—-and also reeall | It is said to be the unanimous | cept suficient of the harnees to help | W. Lawson, the Boston financler ”'O‘g subject thoroushly and has acquired | price buys still less, Not only ments in the premiscs are especially | I thoughit of the Italian people that | pull the load that society has to pull. | independent candidate what happened at Verdun, when the z o ST S i when hi Y the cnemy must ccept the terms de- | The crowning fact in a democratic | States senator, was injured when his commendable, 10 wit the knaelk of peesenting it in the vein | Ditrate high, but Chile puts an s 5 i i S % { Germans threw away 500,000 men in i S ried ot e state gic’ Initheiautho: UL A0 e n and impress | DO duty on jt and requires pay-| fuiile attacks upon It. And Mets s Manded by the military leaders. civilization 15 the spirit of service | limousine was overturned on the state et . Lije I bestgstute(Bito B sl S BEER BT CSS |iment Hint £old lorim ipapertpercs lat tho it S ACEEsInd 3 BEein and the readiness of the people to | road in Northboro late yesterday. He safeguard (00« i the Army | & i admittedly a far mor formidable — S 2 hospital in this city. i | those for whom it is itended. The | #0ld price. We have no paper! ffiEEOW G A, OTE IOTAALTE o T sacrifice for the welfare of the coun- | Was brought to a hospital i s city. and Navy. There have heen no food | 5 i ; ; (i | PeSos for export to Chile. The trade gy 08 Ly \"" . b s ad) WOMEN PERMITTED TO try which means its people. | Physicians who examinedyMr ‘1.\“- most pleasing feature about his arti- | yojorc0 oooine ns is ey it 2 to be near eno Y miles or SIT IN AAMENT iy g ‘o »r- | son found two broken ribs and sev- BT 1 cithon arm OF the wervicw | halance against us is umward of nine | (oot ol F S S A SIT IN RLIAMENT. When the war days are over, per- | o ol e Ll cles, in our opinion, is the considera- | millions a month,the amount in which B : i LD < + | haps your present work will be open | e€ral body bruis E s . Bonth it feom i e London, Oct. 24.—-The House of DS 3 | x 2 He is the father of a bill which ex- | ; we are indebted ahove the goods we SO . & ANk e o ST i only to persons who can speak the | the hospital for a few days. Michacl tion the director displays for the feel- S v | sume in ofr foshi e s BII T SGop e G S0 LU o e 5 £ S o Kelley, the chauffeur, has two severe . srvic . i ship to Ch We mneed to buy |y S : ; e language of this country, and per- y, tl t ; tends to service men on foreign duty S i wiped out in a dey’s drive, as 41 0 Py (avor of women sitting in . ot e s o ; ings of our alien residents. He real- | heavily in Chile. Chile buys little | 3 2 B T The resolution was | haps any advancement, if you do | cutsin his right leg. : fhe privilege of free uso of themalls. | 00 S of attemptin innm us. Chile calls, therefore, for | ""L‘“\“"i“”“;”‘ “1 e ‘1"’_" LA ths ; vity of 248 speak English, will be dependent The chauffeur .mnmm,; to turn zes full we e folly attempting anked and isolated and it can be DisSed by aomsjorit 249, : i e e avoid colliding with another i ! 20 >fuse > -4 hen on whether you are a citizen or [ out to avoid colliding This applies to soldicis. sailors and our gold. We refuse to let it go— | . Tk e e St a t 3 A 4 o .k 5 e to instill American ideals into the | embago it, so that we can base more | c2ptured as the Germans captured it on the road to becoming a citizen. | car and the limousine skidded and marines _— q | hank loans. on it. But if we are te | irom the French jn 1870 when they CAMPAIGN WILL BE HELD. If you have bought Liberty Bonds, | turned over twice. Mr. Lawson was minds o s readers af e an- > e e 2 2 tl e by direct attac i N o 3 rle e 04 anc e chauf- These service men, as well as 'is readers after the man- | oo e nitrates, gold puyments have | SOULd not take it by direct attack, bul ' xoy york, Oct. 24—There will be [and if you own property here, all | hurled from his seat and the chauf 4 3 ner in which medicine s adminis- | to be provided for in suntiage. To | GreN that is slow and costly business . pogeponement of the United War | that will be in your favor, but most | feur was thrown through the wind- members of the Army Nurse Corps, torad Nor is he foolish enough to | 8¢t the bankers to supply $100,000 ol 1 ince 1870 (.\‘\'Il\l«;n"“””-"]’\ ~-”{l"\‘"‘" Work campaign, set for November 11 | of such people will also see the great | shield. red. s he foolish enoug liees , "1 has devoted itself to making Metz a i e rv-wide | value of speaking and of reading B e > Or e ay ride ld here equires g : IS to 18, because of the country-wide value of speaking 4 o reading on leave furlouen gmayasridehSondits S 8 i ot Dol borad ;‘1]” i e ““‘,“‘“']“k”‘ \u?:’x fortress that would forever bar the in- < jlq cr €A B HE 0" cam English. Now is the time for you to | ppENCH WOMAN SAVES trains for one cent a mile. Con- 5 § i | ion fror that quarter. German ' ouncil announce: The decision | see the light and to prepare. Democ- i G 3 open and the hole filled up with the | even at this it is hard to see where | (o (FO0 08 o counchh San : : : £ o 3E FROM BOM gressman Lonergan accomplished tk Ha Ly the bankers got it. In fact they have | Cficiency. which failed in so many jeached after conferences with Pres- |racy and Americanlsm will be hurt BRIDGE FROM BOMB ; doctrine of Amerieanization. And, | {o horrow in Chile, fix up finance bills, | LPiNE% has perhaps failed in that also, , jdent Wilson and officials of the war | and wronged by you persons who re- With the Allied Armies in France rrying his fight for the ruling to finally, e understands the futility of | OF arrange with the bankers in Chile to | (jf“ w “:"" the F\’"‘jj "”"“" ”‘1"‘]“"_-"'? " department, held that ‘the disadvan- | fuse to speak the language of Amer- | and Belgium, Oct. 23.—As the Ger- B T e ; i 3 be content with a $140,000 deposit] 1285 fly over Metz they will hardly - tages of putting off the drive out- |ica, for N mans were preparing to evacuate a delivering a few lectures and then | cregit in New York in place of | fly there as the result of frontal a weigh the apparent advantage of any | To one strong race all races here | certain town a French woman saw suceess has becn recognizec pugh- B or = tacks—a h ill hardly fly the e - ite; 3 acing an explosive ge 1 recognized through- | 1 1w ector, satisfied in the | $100,000 of gold in Chile, & bank | [2cks—and they will hardly fiv thero | such dela nites them placing an explosive charge un- B e coiiniry . : e Taeae S e e el on nex | o Tongues melt in hers, hereditary foe- | der one of the most important 3 bellef that his readers have become | Dalance ageinst which no gold can be | i - _ | " S e men bridges in the region. The Germans Dependents of men With the col- | real Americans over night. The arti- [ STTANICY fOr export fo | et | GERMANS LEAVING GHENT Forget their sword and slogan, kith | atached a slow fuse and went away. B i1 francially by the | cles In question are’studiously Dre- | boses, since Ghile buve se lithe nere The West Suggests. | Amsterdam, Oct. 24—The evacua and clan. The woman waited until night and ared, thoroughly tructive and | The Chilear i st Ghar : itromEih R Tios P nas ool i e B o sonuchien b Bels i B Ao L [ SDwasy glotyRoncoftofibe faiRkorm an | then crept down the river banl un- government. Congressman Lonergan | P2red. thoroughly constructive an =0 medl Rt snateg BRE G ~0s Angeles Times) | swing, according to a dispatch to the| America makes it glory now to be a | der the bridge and removed the B 5 dbisnokly: In ihe Honse for deserving of the closest attention not ""]: ’l“‘;”f‘{ A ‘_“”*"\ in New York If people are Vr-rhvdd\:n to drive , “Telegraaf” fr?m Sasvan,Gent. The man. charge, leaving the slow fuse. The dessantly se only of aliens, but of Americans as | Which for the time being he cannot | their Buzzwagons in the East on Sun- last boats in Ghent are being hastily [ Fas it occurred to you to mention | next day the Germans fled the town, use at all, and which he has no early | days a lot of them may lcarn how to towed toward Selzacte, near the|these thoughts to your nelghbor, | the last group setting off the fnse, It this great legislation. He enjoys na- vell, who will find n i f well, 1d much therein of I jrospect of using. He might, to be| walk. With some it is rapidly be-, Dutch frontier south of Sasvan| where the seeds of Amerianism may | spluttered and s Fia 5 % N led but i tion-wide rccognition for His efim-ts‘lnlele.«t and instruction, sure, buy bonds and we should allow | coming a lost art. L Gent, the dwpstoh adds. e Tlutee ¢ nothing )