New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1919, Page 9

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1916. ASSASSINATIONS 08 WHOLESALE SYSTEM Red Guard Murders Many When Bolsheviki Flee Omsk. Siberia 28, (Corre- apondence sciated Pr 2 e e NN Wholesa ysinations were con- ¢ i | .d by the Re d in the vil- | ¢ Troisky, near Perm, when the | kg ;. | 9 wviki were driven out of the lat- | B % ; ce by the Siber afticials of the All-1 g0 g p ment. Practically y 0 g . ectual”’ was arrested and ,‘ 1 fl bbed to death. The v YOULL SAVE emplove of the forestry administra- | gion with his wife Tncigents of this kind are declared to. bo frequent {hroughout the dis- . occupicd or cvacuated by the Rolsheviki. Admi Kolchak emporary governor for the Oms jan government, und other point out 1 the B Iy lost its \s degener- into wild and cruelty, to exterminate all those who with their braia S ainst hands, de- | ry vestige of ; r sfore dreaming of re- - 8 v kind of system R 2 . ) ) ety ‘ THE ILIVE sST encral vedico in Siberin today ~ ) ~ E humanity does not stamp | EA8 3 £ — A ut . Bolshevism. Bolshevism will i 3 . push humanity and cvervthing that s sacred and peaceful in the world, for Bolshevism i avded as an in- ational danger ana not alone a 1 R ) check this danger of Bolshevil i i S upremacy the A i ern- | g 8 5 ment at Omsk has ¢ 2 i wother political groupings an ver L] ments of Sib and of 1he territory 3 i sonquered from the Bolsheviki o | unite with if In a national attempt ] v . . . i) firat 1o crnsh ferroriam ‘ana_hen o | ; Easter days will soon be with us—The days when everyone is thinking of new clothes. We are pleased to an- rebuild @ lasting tussia 5 o, P > o, M aqv 3 "o g 3 F : 2 ek i e one o nounce an advance display of beautiful Easter fashions—of all wool fabrics. It is absolutely necesssary for the is e most serlon : By man who giesires to dress well to see our New Spring styles. We have all the best and most stylish ideas in most solid cffort to rekabilitale Rus ] modern tailoring, and they should be well studied by the man who considers personality as one of his most if the spirit of 1 eople s aroused and valued assets. The number of handsome suits to choose from make it easy for you to make a selection. will pr %4 = Denikine, who is oper outhwest against the Bol- sheviki, is.said lo be vigorousiy sup- | B8 il Society Brand Suits The sottlement of the railroad ques- by allowing the American Stev- ens. commimlon 1o sasamo e seensi- | | . | FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN THAT STAY YOUNG nounced here < lished, the acceplunce by Se s Sazonoff of | | | ) the porifolio of minister for foreign > : b X affairs of the Omsk ernment with | ; & temporary residence Paris during 3 ¥ ihe peace conference, the unity of | & b . n Siberian front under e F ficer, Major Gener: er considered hening the canse of the ent. rnment’s p amation a g that electio for the choot Winnipegz, Man., April 4.-—-The big ponny of nada, for years the sub- ject of mild controversy in the Domin- & 2 lon, is at last to be replaced by a coin | (8 i B Jsomewhat rTesembling the American | & 3 ent in size and fine The gov- 7 4 eTRment announced, however t the cent would continue in cireul : ) i ick newhat of a compr g . . of the giant penny wanted it melted out of existenc One of their chief arguments Wi that a person carrying 15 Canadian pennies soon became round-shoulder- "% 4. Banks favored wrge coin | 8 ) & | Lecause it st ¥ i p DOCTORS FORM UNION. o London, April 4.—Men and women 2 s 5 . doetors in L.oondorr have set about to a what they deem to be their | il K = = 5 4 . o righs through ihe orsanization of | M8 g E A large line of Shoes for Men, Women and Children, in a wide variety of lasts and styles, including the famous radec union he ‘‘union’” which ‘s ¥ 7 . being formed under the direction of Nlunson Army laSt' Medico-political union, is for the | p e of dealing with the gover: ~ ment through the latter's proposed | s 3 istry of health. It is the purpose bl of the unlon to become affiliated with | sl [ ] 2 . [ ] the labor party and the ie Union e G = | 8 Do Your Shopping Early—Don’t Wait For the Easter Rush MEXICAN BANDITS KILLED, T. 8. Troops Cross Border and Punish Robber Band. | Marfa, Texas, April +.—I7ive of the 5 nine bandits belonging to the famous | E K Chico Cano” were killed by Eighth | B R = cavalry troops on the Mexican stde ] . 3 of the Rio Grande Wednesday : 4 .- ‘ano's gang crossed to the American | &l : 2 -] L i y night, raided a rtanch | 5 : . and drove ofi cattle, ho and mules. When the troops of Captain Mat Do el B 38 STORES LARGEST CLOTHING ORGANIZATION mands returned from Mexico y oo oo o e B N IN NEW ENGLAND 38 CITIES its and o quantity of arms, ammuni- “tion aud supplies. Three of the five Mexicons killed were identified as belonging to Cano’s band, and it is | bel Cano escaped when the band- | 1 ore vous was charged by the American soldiers. MEXICO ¢ CAVALRY HORSES, 111 Paso, Texas, April 4.—A permit been issued for the exportatior . ©f apno thousand cavalry horses 1o | “Mexico far tie use of the Mexican | era] aemy. - The horses w pu ed from the lnitad States arn Fort Bliss remount station.