New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1922, Page 9

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She trouble said it was awiul to him kept on in every senten ‘a little hahy' n baby, bhut snld she'd got never a always He i was born in nemher, old previons March from them - -and that ng in lodgings with it s h e had come to the ab: money, she was heing was wits' sh Wi t 441 her ond and nearly out of her mind to kiow and all that Kind of thing wouldn't have whit to do he sald her father to do with her, ve unything to Kept he plight; she 'hat was her ave anyth he had the illing to tali Jiind peaple had offercd nto service, hut al he would give I t out to nu aid, and n imes, Sabr rou could har And, oh, Mrs mply cannot y v He's baby i onl up the lerlined it k¥ u I ihre, Eive 00ks tretehes e, and T can't et my little baby go. one, I'm mother ittle baby : “Sahre seliove i ' oseen nd I can v vord for it “And then she said ver this bit —then she my terrible ¢ I aim throwin and begging or the love of Goo and my little baby for yo nd do and bl vou ,oand kn tiny it it wag tooping believe i'00 1 vol ne ork Fou little baby to pray f Fiolt Sgthen; said o ot ahout working he bone for Mrs. hz she wi 0 be spoke illing to sleep in 1l that sort of thing; hirough ‘my little Also she e this bit delibe hat she did't wa more sinned ing, but that if M ruth she might judge to Sal nd be more willing to help her. abre told me that “All right. Well, ppeal, ‘thore was the eal,’ as Sabre said, undly touched by his wife bridii ainst her husba s stuck up for the girl, d'you s about two milllon up opinion lation of her own here they were; hid, ‘Well, what are bout it?" “You can imagine his do about it! arth do you think I'm bout it? She was furious. hd sp with ecchless long, are bet she wasi forked herself up ay and used languag jirl that cut him Jike hage like speaking of hat brat.' Tt made fould—the sort of chap e said that the more she ore frightiully he real osition, up against th ing ev where she tur “He des 1 en, so to sy Vell, what | hst preci felt that the s. In the first b us in her d that alone « ven if it had cc ranger. It established huse here wo hum solutely down and out and you chless 1k, 1y to you, v 1 girl had v wh blish A the tetter was the crying herent with dstress whe. She'd got a little baby, Sahro mant! it wis she'd got R to do with her her home, by about fourteen 1wl ericd over it an't, mine,” zive him up. Whatever ['ve I can’t let him go, winl myself on your v and let me and I& forever upon you shed in the ga en and never to open her mouth, ely, nst there and ther Do about it! 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I can my can remem- id, ‘Ani Acar Mrs. 1, imploring | 1 to take in} anything for ask God's and {~ach or yon ¢ 4 s not it 2l was ‘I SHALL: PAY all the way ‘my little 1 Sabre told 1so she said pretend she than sin- e knew the harshly s send them off, At and I go “The devil with his stick and h { his face working, I believe me, it Kills I am absoluteiy. home., btk “His poor . me to The only wants o must stop.” wife went off to th ut twn hours his sed Lo go. only one mor Yo less She She was the piteous 1t thi ng over it nd who'd al- hen he in justifi- say this woman has a of he then B going to do ‘Mahel, ‘Do you I do. s she ha And she wife's tone What on going to went,"” 111 you do there white [ 1 5 my 5 but not and there's the a ; and hes d she | s awrul the lan- the baby as bheyoad the pale, nicated. No onc to do witly him out of ghe winee, It . fMe he And T rked “that, railed, the Tndas e the girl's of | g futhie Ha Ily thinks his back to the nun for her ruin, Hapgood, is son to my wife, that, althongh he a claim on ¢ it —'not for turned he wrote 1 Sat e the horrible hau and woulid fact that such permitted in a firm high and holy Church sid that he and inything cleared him with old Pright e sor and wrote to for mrecinte doa claim, an utter a claim be- arisen scanlal crea m come 1o 1 IFortun s SUNSET DYES [No Stained Hands or Utensils; UN SOAP For Smart Women It's SUNSET that makes the old dres suit look so smart. It's SUNSET thgt ¢i a new lease of life to every garment. It's S SET that does everything that other dyes claim to do- and more. wool, cotton, linen or mixture fabrics—ail dved the same depth of color—in one bath—with one dye —SUNSET. It's a REAL Dye Ask your daaler to shot T Color Guaice, 1f he can’t supply 3 ol 1d e il the color destred. Don't acicot subsitiites. 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Good for rheumati ains and strai claim on | I— | my an-| old the man end Linimen o o was prefty priy and lusion me was He of the s Yes, t going ors that that fort’ s knocked protty vs it atti- to hat's this going to fic doing & iting to soci o work it the only well, T thing, freely, penetr. glow of warmth and comfort. and p. joints s of weather exposure, cmy, land reely 1hont mnd, to find a pience where the and | her baby with her. hundreds but © USE SLOANS T0 EASE LAME BACKS JOU can't do your best when ck and every muscle and Ask Keep Sloan's handy. At all druggists=35c, 70c, $1.40. Bloat HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1922 9 I the wdingary re didn't old Rabre, Al that cha ch? Went out « her first In i way the skek, o born when it to the girl, | tunees | ge her ol | his hous | her getting t about [ horn after coming to him | his wife, I [ truth, Wit pretty flerce, | e resy Must have heey eked Girl help. Writing to you k cavine him h isn't 2 1 0omoment w coll it all is | him if he ever He No, 1 didn't Mm, T sald wile's she'd heey for only o don't helieve i for Wl oan ex inary God help { it 0 does wint sy woword like What thinking pose your “ time? He sald hi y all right for the girl and "L osuld, H'm, Heard ¢ wife wou (Continued in Our Newt Issue) RUSSIAN BANDITS - TAKECLOTHES TOD | Besides Stealing Money, Overcoats as well Remove Moscow Lias heen April 15 swept by a wave the United month visit streets, ever Sovict | [epidemics in Until a | surprised | 1y ol I'night, but now is no safer than New York or Chicago and the list of {crimes is growing steadily, while Pet- | Odessa, other citios rted Lo 1] Holdup: the the few Moseow hy the late at foreign Kiev ¢ any Bat burglaries, n principal cets and battles Mos have oceurre it numbers that the M s decreed that immes s shall be taken to “liquidate | situation Liguidation™ Iy ons caught in th speedy executio St m ate the situations shooting of such means in | il on e hheries, conviction, | Orre issue of the newspaper Pravda | reported some 15 holdups, several | burgiaries and the discovery of two | bodies, apparently of persons who had | | been rohhed, killed and thrown into | Some of these affairs have | curred in the principal streets. Take Clothing Also. Russian highwaymen generally take | not only the money, jewelry and | | watches of their vietims but also their outer and sometimes inner clothing, leaving them to run home naked or nearly Clothing more than money in Russia of the highwaymen, accord- ing to reports, adopt quite polite | manners. At Petrograd one bandit is said to have stopped a number of men in the street, asking them, po- litely, after poi at their over- coats if they w to buy the gar- ments, “Why o irs 0, buy? Tt is mine aiready,” ns would say. the robber replied, “it is now mine mphasizing his remarks with revolver, the robber generally “sold™ his vietims' coats hack to them for 7,000,000 ruble At Kiev one robber accosted his vie- tims asking: “'Ha rou seen a pol man around here Receiving a Sur in the negative, he sai , then, give me ur overcoat. a n 000 animals rk, Léndon. 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