New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1919, Page 6

es upr | msmall’ is htels?" things™ | LSON AGAIN, BRce Truc Wilson., who re- ™ spoke in this city, appears to perpl @ whether constitution | ;¢ ove of o or less and 1 head more hysterical over the principle bi¥ a cigarette called down upon the table accept or reject own the criticism of those pich s Ivinz on the at Eavis: consider his remarks a wild ex- Dr. Wilson told amathering in New Jersey last Wed- | who e greatc alarm is expressed by gerition of facts, bkesmen for the opposition that the don Will abdicate its Gor wified Sovcrel night that who {amthe to men were as- stitation is 1 pLE 1ed firing line and not per. 1 excellent reputations beeame shaken hold out.” niitted smoke “s0 motive in voicing such ap- could it It that they had not ns snsion cannot honestly be RS Fan to be taken is no hed oth who think inj . gection on American fighti men ms of politics are not ahove n. On SUSPI- o admit the possibility of their be- ¥ other hanc > he e the | ¢ 1 the ot nd we have the | oniing ken arly every sol- urance of many eat men that | gie) who was up in the front line will | covenant calls for no abandonment | , it that he shook on the occs sover tha will ity and no foreign ; op his first visit to that position. to The, ument tion be permitted trespass hut | or doubtful had Dr. Wilson | that shaking was not caused by fear our domestic affair Prepon- | s probably due It of « to nervousness of superior 1SR oD IR e e is extremely rom these last-mentioned | \whether lack garette: any- quite bevond reason that | yhing to do with it. Does ey should risi the standing ) 1 ¥ shoul ir standing by | wunt world 1o believe our ting the weight of their judgment | rorces were composed of cigarette unless there There favor of the covenant fiends can he no other ex- | bstantial cause for so doing. his words. the M. C. A to planation of Ac son one A solution of the problem cc Dr. Wil- friends told ording to of his Y story ynting the people would not be Ticult ile 50 of o arrive at if those in the him he was forced stand with camp would cease to read info lighted cigarcttes in his mouth to give e covenant oblizations that it ! {o the soldiers he had | As a consequence, | s they came from ither specifies nor implies a As an | bhatile line unnerved because they ample o hsurd tances to | not had cigarcttes ich some o e cnemies of the | his fricnd s We | picion that one of the Y. Dr. id, he has Lecome a drug venant are willing to was | addiet sus- | the M. C. A cannot escape e assertion of a western Senator a men w days ago that he did not propose spoofing’ Wilson and the wis vote at send for any league constitution | oor man New Wilson took him seriously York Herald accused the wicked would require the United States The reports that armed forces to protect Turk- | If iate could | tohac- harem the speaker o trust the cigarettes with that high cost of opiates § of filling pprec how utterly ridicu- | opiates and remarks “consider- | us his words wcre he would never | ing the extremely Ave spoken them. His innuendo was | and low price of cigarettes this fiminally misieading as unfortunately | sounds like an insanc charge of in- | here are many persons who make no | sane extravagance tempt to cxercise their own mental | the Dr. Wil- | position. This is not first time cult who would of accept as | son has occupied front About pug ospel the Mi warning this twisty- | th the 1 vear ago he made the ; state- it. 1 ght Whilc ding cpresent lead on such a s | ment that drunkenness and social never the public info diseases “wre whipping American sol diers who have reached France into \mcerican people to the guardhe and hosp the it ditlicult to gravitate the | thousand roper dec the Wils determined 1 on covenant ques- on, President mis meeting ik deliberations When the e Conference writes ith further opposition | finis to its the German | France. Stephen Pichon, French | engle will look like a ag plucked Affairs, has crow inister ipi lgain by ble to ation of Foreign that has been out in an all-night ated himself into the situation | rainstorm. that the declaring it is not pos- | | of | Trotzky life | shows incorporate reports an attempt his Leaguc on in the What peace with Ge and of his Aifl that treaty proof story I shoot nany makes his attitude v builet hole in his hat ult to understand is the fact the | hix | would-le assassin tended to tatement follows closely by Pr Nation the on brains out he Wilson shall be an the Swope, an an- ; his was aiming at the ouncement Leaguc egral pa Herbert B: World M. dent that | wrong end of his body he of in- pact with ene- The challenge is the weapon of the x‘.\.r“ day President A. Lawrence Lowell ued a chal- abot Lode Nations quc Ny ward Fork correspondent in ¥ of Harvard University is ints that Pichon is being lenge to Senator Henry ( tool by Americans who ¢ to debate the League of landestinely laboring against | tion and it was accepted. Cha He re- that Freneh capital Homer Cummings of the Natio Committee Hay Democratic Chairman Will H National known “there is no doubt challer Wilson's of the Repubh- It incident dent program will be xecuted is not believed that the | lican Committee to make his attitude on the M. the Treasury, | ichon will result .~wum<»{ me ques- that the rebuke similar Shaw, former he y although it is expected | tion. Leslie S | tary of not to oui- W liam Howard Taft to debate the con- at | >resident may issue a | o that of several weeks ago when he | done, challenges ex-President that the Peace Conference uggested removed to a neutral city stitution of the league as drafted away from the atmosphere of intrigue, l Paris, | ing | and the { heen | Indianapoli 0 p. m. lay Evening 6 p. m. ashions Misses ng Models and Dolmans Reasonable. D0 to $45.00 Wear Serge, Velour, via. ¥y, Pekin, Henna, Tan, . . vits For Women and Misses nvite you to come and see these special values $19.95, $25.00 to §47.50 mart fashionable Suits, plain tailored models, new box coat models, new blouse effects, made of the finest materials. Suits that will give you splendid service. Materials are: Wool Poplins, Men's Wear Serge, Poiret Twills, Tricotine and Silvertone. McCALLUM SILK HOSE $2.00, $2.25, $2.50 to $3.00 New Spring Shades are here to match the shoe tops, also black, white and several desirable evening shades. 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Mareh 16 By Press.) —A could the! session, ceed to sec cost Will the nothing or ginning disaster the buster. senate country noth- The New Opposition, the Asso- (Letter in New York Times) | clated committee appoint- | The hetween and stately the government to study the the formally German ships passed lines of the Allied surrendered in Allied Germany subject of Spanish participation leaguc n which recial navy and har- n n the submitted a re- considercd at a of ons will b cabinet mee The President were ha now Greit hands e safely lodged cities Alied he Gibraltar, hors of ave ing tods o the Ishrenbreitstein or orrow 20V W rescrves its deci of troop: Over rnment cly strongest fortress 1o ilson the proposal save tloats but on as to md the mbers nd ) duc- Hundreds of thou- | tions trmaments travelers | this Stars ripes fixing of ave military force n American from the Rhin citadel and never ima above it. 1 mad ipon tre- | lengue 1t is nt to the ) ies in militar Spain. T country South understood tl Kk anish \frica servic wildest at Nag floa thein the there mendous thought will de nic definitc ned " coast lin the waving today. Svery and Junker and militar- and applauds When 1ke Germany but the Foch does not Macken Gierman that relations with ist has one hope today o United States this may maint Ameri origin senat il 1in closc in nations the i he \us- United trouble n George or Clemenceau w it think senate much common race will he ne of Manticl dep not of aind language mornit tria the) States Spain epre d nations at Hontoria ner of ented at con- fer neutral nimself so thout Iy Gonzale nd Hinde Knox and I voted for and cral 1y write i of ind || OLD-TIME REPUBLICAN te 1. N. 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