New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1919, Page 6

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Seidl, it wns iestiflied. oblained in this wav trial of those | of the varia 60,000 marks. FPOUND TIGER ON DOORST] Thought Had Left Him a Baby. \ - Californian First Somcone Redwood City, who wants Royal Bengs B, Logan, San fticer. such i | 28 Cal, Dec. 12— i ‘ foundling-—and does not | plump Any- a nice baby tiger what to do with it. . Logan was awakened in Menlo park by Going to the door he saw With a new born d with a shawl to adopt I.ogan took the basket inlo the | house. Pulling back the covers he discovered a six months old tiger. He had no idea where the animal cair ! from, but presumes some one broughi it from the what him. I wish it had Teen of a tige: aid Logan, *“for il six times as much as a haby.” to do with it “wished” it on CATCH EYEL 1 Clinton, Dee. 1 Eye- are being caught in Sandusky Ohio, JLa) { is believed these fish abound in the flooded mines in this section. It has been several years since number of the mines were abandoned, and fish from the bay may he worked their way into these water report that the in that neighborhood. SKIZED HIS GIFT TO FIANCEE. Kansas City, Mo.. Dec. 12—W. J. Collins of Ottawa. Kan., came to Kan- sas City to visit his fiancee, to whom he has become engaged after a five months courtship, and found that two visitors had preceded him. He selzed four olls he had given her and called the Nineteenth street police station. | In the office of Capt. Petor McCox- rove he young woman refurr and coat, which Collins also ber. ! | trovensy wuld apply to | Mateo county | a critter | know rcently at a noise on | Orient and not knowing | a baby instead | eats | south of here by fishermen. Tt | have | less fish from their wells | CLEARR | D OF RABBITS. Gunners Called When Bunnies come a Pest, Jeflerson City, Ma., reqgue of owners of a large island in the Missouri river, = Gasconade City, hunters from here and Hermann visited the place recently and without the aid of dogs killed more than 500 rabbits during the afternoon. TED. They found the island literally wlive : Franktort Dec. Smuggling | With the bunnies. It has long been had won over Lyman Evans | has reached such proportions here | under cultivation and the rabbits had was the me ‘T that about 500 illictt traders have been | fattened on corn and had been mak- ide. Evans was nomi- | arrested. Most of them plied their | Ing heavy inroads on the yield of this d to run agalnst Porter by return- | frade in the streets. Considering the small amout ed service men who were not at all in - ritory involved it is believed that sympathy with the “kissless” regtme, this was the biggest slaughter of rah- which oPrter had puf inta eff The | bits on record in his state. ordinance about which so much con- was waged provided that ne “KISSTESS LAW” MAYOIR WINS, | and the older women voters of the — — > ity. Bwvans was supported solidly by Re-clected But younger people amd ex-soldiers. xds of young e 1 wom- puraded the streets the day of the 1 €lection and held mee on evers . But May Porter A.xk»‘ I nounecad !an(\(IJn.LE"tV after the election thai the “kissless” law would be re- pealed at once. Be- sy Dreg, 12— At the of the Dex. Laos Ange - former pastor Homoae Porter, the author of th unti-Kissing and spooming ordinance. will continue 1o be n or of Riverside for another two yead Officlal re- turns of the election showed that he | i SMUGGIHERS ARF A Quinine That Does Not Affect Head Because of its tonic and laxative effect LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tah- kissing or spooning be done in the ! lets) can be taken by anyone withous streets or on fromt dvorsteps and in | causing mervousness or ringing in the yaurds of the city. ! head. Mayor Porter had the support of Quinine.” masi of the leading church members on the box. 0t NOW A HOME. T Dec. 12.-—The Germnan fortress Ipstein, on the Rhine, is the of the peace treaty. Tt will be nsed 4 convalescent home. REQUIRES HEALTH AND STRENGTH ‘When was there ever a time when women were doing so much for mankind — and when was the health and strength of our women more vital to the very existence of our country. ‘We can safely say Never. 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