New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1919, Page 6

SRR ONp Ly and OO 1¥ be'induced 10" aceht Mt} his hployer had promised to gesemiploy m 1 he wanted it. The rovernment hiich holds power runswiclk only #py armed | ros, and which is oppgled by an | ferwhelmed majority ofdthe peoplc proved by the result of ghe Nutio ksembly elections, has. prganized a ftional guard and marine division ese receive 14 mparks daily d “found.” This sum i§ soon to be breased to sevénteen mfrks. Large mbers of the unemployed joined e divisions because offthe high pay B iantities of ammunition were col- sted in the Grand Ducal pal and partacan ru seenwed deter- defend position by arm of men to of citizens cit ned can do Brunswick is issuing the which es of All pving the ods of asants worthless o state Jewspaper: punished by fines or 1blication if they articles which dis- tacans, while the Spar- h organ, the Volks Freund, vs untrammeled liberty. 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Tt is | | | erably | isn | of BRITISH TROOPERS | ALL OVER WORLD Many Soldlers Kept in Out-0 Way Places Jan. 24 Press.)—A {-the- London, (Correspondenca | Associated glance at 2 and Asia positions them to of the the maps of which are des 3 h troops shows well spotted. For another the British ) ment still considers it nec keep troops in some of the v blace of the world planned to reduce of there is no immediate prospec { withdrawal ny force. In the Balkans the British are ing their forces as a stabilizing influ once a nst ambitions of the several northwest of Af protectin the por excesses, the result of the Turks lize been beaten the war. TIn trans- Caucasia they are fighting the Rus sian Bolsheviki. In northern Tt they are acting as a huffer between | the Italians and Czecho-Slovaks until the peace conference settles differ- ences. there. » Several commands are | in Russia and fairly large forces are| being maintained in India, Vi & tamia and northern Persia | Three div the force sent Italy in 1917 remain but in consid- | reduced numbers. Many men | Leen demobilized and non sent to repl them. Ome battalion is at FFiume, another in northern Ty- rol A part of this force will be used for the Allied army of occupation in | Austria | The three divisions in the Balkans tioned in the Dobrudja subject of considerable versy between Rumania and Bulgaria near Constantinople and the Darda- nelles in the vicinity of Saloniiki. In Pt Palestine therao might be more trouble with the Turks if a British forece was not maintained there, while in Mesopotamia it is feared the inhabiiants. freed even of Turkish control, wonld start fizhting among themselves if not controlled | by the military. These influences necessitate Jkeeping a certain number of troops in these areas, in the opin- ion of the war office officials herc The British have troops in on the Murman coast, south of Are ope on gnated e dey sary out-of-the While it for: of 1 most of | | us- | i the varfed ates. Ta trans-Caspia hanistan, t1 ation fr the they Turk refusa’ have om to in isions of to | have i which | is the contro- and Russia discov- angel, and at Omsk, while at Viad vostok is a rigade of Canadians. There is a British of 000 in India and it { reduce this force until heated season planned to bring home about 20,000 if shipping faclilities are available. | This is an unusually | garrison for India but nd colonial of fice officials large garrison will be necessary yme time MRS. WATSON CF DETROIT Was Weak, Tired All the Made Perfectly Well By Detroit, Mich.—*"I got run-down condition, appetite, | tired all the time and headaches—but had to keep around and do my house- work. I read about Vinol and tried it —within two weeks, I commenced to ymprove, and now have a splendid | appetite and stronger and better | in every way."—Mrs. John F. Wat- | son garrison 700 expected to hefore tha Then it is is not just hegins the war believe a for Time— Vinol. into a no weak, feel There is no secret about Vinol—Tt | owes its success in such to beet | peptones, iron and man- Ivceroph most and cod liver | gunese peptonates Phates, the oldest strength cr ton and famons ating C5, bld by Clark Drug McBriarty, ell } Drug: P, our afls. Saxo | Bavarian Mmster Blameq “Mili- | sanity w 1t . at several t | past FEBRUA RY "him Daniels. Wilson the and , lute of “are M su- | dent w Insert, the bluejackets about to land & the presi- 26,1919, (¢) Underwood & Underwood COMMONWEALTH PIER BOSTON ON WILSONS ARRIVAL cived return chis from the Commonwealth | Old Glory, as it and | executive upon A photogrs our Pier, Boston bunting s of BROUGHT 0N WAR ndmit, to be Ity voluntarily; and people which, confusion of the chief tastrophe, the th equal 1 be- | aceepte vin | confidence i orry, ssperate its leading s bears ame for demand fore this peop in the community | other peoples “In the midst of a colossal down only complete truth We gan n the right make & moral the degree in which we are honorable in going into court is m W can bo of break- can save to appeal only in tary Mind” for World Catastrophe Jan. 26, (Correspondence | of The Associated Press.)—"The | Professor the wr into this war,” | himselt ¢ Foerster, Mu- | in Foerster brought down leag war hy military way of thinking whicl ath o 1 « ues el purely plunged Vs Professc upon publishing criticisms us set sly 1 the Swiss nes sharp to studer nich Lof Germany Bavarian iniversity Owing ‘rsona of authorities per- his in | hy minister vitz popt ty with the Nunict th \in position the faculty ‘had, as’ consequence, also university of v the bound t nd in a trophe “With mitted him to ret that institution, de oiher n war which German mbers of sordering on in- " el Native T Littlc Busy —Advt dozc Main st tary necessitics' B s J ore, 311 were su whole world into whereby came to = disdain of all ruples was a | arm be eviden litical and moral short ed SHOK Munich, »f shoes SITUATION Feb, ity whic when the war sufliciently so invading . six military y supply large enongh the prin- ' cent. of the tion BETTER. 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