New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 23

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1023 on a basis of religious fraternity. lt‘ In North Germany he . posed m-[lm-l assembled officers found a stack where the Turk raiscd the 4-|nvkt‘n:«.’ - {is the bond of refigion alone which|Count von Ohr, or Count of the Ear.jof knives, holos, “knueks” and pi argument is that thus could he firmly unites . Mohammedans scat- | Sometimes he paid his bills in bad tols large enough to equip a small t ¢ the source of the find B he tered over widely different parts of |checks when proprietors of hotels be- army or stock a muscuin, till looking, for there ar any in the Sliven district ) {the globe. Even such men as Mo- came too ‘insistent, bul generally he e — sh villages i B viet, l)mmm. 20 All have declared that un-|moved along before they got tired MSLWE‘ AWMTS REPORT and the Turkish nt has not re- der no circumstances is it pe hle | extending credit to royalty. appes i 3 ot place sind for any Mohammedan, whatever his| Berlin police officials have run ihe day of ‘the now historic occur- Dimcllmfi BE(WO@I] Hmd“s fllld""""'" may be, to stand against .nny‘nl(n\u the man's record and say he is FRO“ SEEKER OF GOLD rence, other Mohammedan.” a 24-year-oli salesman who has been i ——— known in police circles of North Ger- ! KNOWS NOTHING OF ron Turkish Peasant Sells Chickens With Mobammedans Retards Progress‘METAL CIANDS TN RERD & | atirs e Gas oAl thcotnind - Contae b atodta i Thete Ouliciies Sty aias lstamman, of an -mmmom': he u-r..g—.l chauflenrs agie, stopped sel Caleutta, Dec. 14,—8Sir Rabindra- LGCOMO,HYES NEW POWER' . FDIaLe] - Lo NalolkRepore . bt o s the L onmns: s long cnough auto was comi i I J e Car inals nath Tagore, poet and educator, has coming in a few'days.| gy 0 By Lec. ‘T6.—A Brioe port that unless ti arding i ———— -, ¢ % " . traced him he would sign up with a condemned the proposed wreeking of & 3 of Turkish ch s recently brought € \ 3 the, 18gistative counolls, --and . ‘qliea. | Touthem Pacific Railway Claims Re- Manila (-uandmg Agamst rome gold nuggets into Sliven in “emi-professional team in Chicago tioned the possibility of any adequate juvenated Engines Give as | OQuthreaks and Dlsorders their gullets, since which time the for $15000 a vear, sclf-government in India on aceount itownspeople have been thinking far! T mever heard of I" -‘“‘le therc's ) ° of the difficulties between Hindua Good Service as New Ones., Manila, Dec. 14.—The authorities More of prospecting than of their Nothing to it at all” he said. and Mohammedans, He advocated have redoubled their watchfulness at #ge-old industry of spinning woolen| T e o U l ln ! i 14.-—Locomo . e 8 Whopper the building up of new and independ-| San IPrancisco, Dec. - public meetings, and especially at | cloth. ent institutions instead of trying to! while not subject to gland gnorting events, as a precaution The birds were carried to the mar-| Providencs] R. L—A grinding wiice wreek those now i existence, and|transplanting, can be rejuvenated, ac- against disorders. This step is taken ket place by a Turkisie pe 3 »mw‘ weight 0 tons has just been com- | held the regeneration of rural life to |cording to an_ annowncement by the | jecause of the feeling engendered b gerly sought, and sold Tvan | pleted a factory here. It is he more important than national re-|Southern Pacific company the recent campalgn and eléction. An | Manoloff. Preparing th v the| thought the largest in the e form. The railroad is authority for the ciample of the necessity for such pot Ivan found the nugs whigh, ; world. power is supplied by The one problem of the day, said|Statement that weak and decrepit|watehfulness was recently given at a lafter his excitement abated, he soldia 75 horscpower motor, The specd the poet, was the question of Hindu-|locomotives can be vitalized. ener-gock fight in the suburbs. All specta- [to the local goldsmith for 460 leva.fis cstimated at 150 revolutions a min- Muslim unity. He considered that 1%ed and otherwise made over intolfors on cntering were admonished to Tvan has quit work and is devotingute. The wheel is cspecially adapted | the leaders of the country had not working haulers of tratna, park their weapons. Afier the crowd (all his time to seeking the village' for work on boiler sections. > yet been able to arrive at any prac-| being | Our store is an alluring panorama of everything in tical or permanent solution of this, OPerated wit 4 ncy than o wav of fine Jewelry problem, and was thoroughly con ;\h-‘n they George 4 ; im“w 2 the way of fine Jewelry. ;lll:\(\':"lr"(lllflll‘ ‘:V\m:-".x|r'<'m.}d’ RS . s " 2 A E O TN Here vou will find Gifts for Father, Mother, Brother vitced that until the question heen eifectively solved all efforts to! PO 4 | and Si cotablish scif-government will e Various new "”"‘I:mm.",,““'l i s wasted. He stated emphatically that| /¢ “Srafted” on the old engines. iifts for friends 2 ey R oot gt I ‘“,h;'n;"uél;t They are overhauled from tender to Gifts for friends and sweethearts too. freedom from fercign rule would im-! \ ]](".” you % I‘l 1.;‘](1 (l\‘(xr\.‘hi'”r ']‘H‘ \\1” l)I(.“\C lhc"l— . ‘e g o Ticultic No & e oldest engine of its M hev wi S nd cheris! i jately solve all India's nl]"un ulties. g wiherSgln sy % Gifts they will appreciate and cherish. 3 vas refitted, 1 now it is ving § TR aristocracy. The Mohammedans have ¥ E C O Sirengtn i them and are consions. FOOLS THE GERMANS, AN ELECTRICAL GIFT FOR of it. They know that the Hindus are weak. 1 cannot expeet the Mo- g s P hammedans to rise above their na- People Still Have Great Respect for 4 EVERY TASTE AND NEED pited daily t ntice between San Irancisco. and ture and determine their relations with the Hindus in a spirit of broad- Arvistocrats and Worship Them TODAY'S SUGGESTION Waltham, Hamilton, Howard, Elgin and Hampden ganization. 1 cannot understand why |0\£ Angeles, 471 mile . . s - y watches in White, Green and Natural gold. they wish to come to terms with the Hindus who are demoratized with | Tt of the aren prane o e | BOGUS ROYAL'I'Y EASILY mindedness, a Much as Fher o e o b iy M B G rREE LIGHTINGSETS VACUUM CLEANERS saw with my own eyes how 4,000,000 | ma ot i to worship at g Hindue :1:;aI._:::;:;"':'.:...:.-:;:::.'::;:.‘,; i the throne of roiiy ana becue o B IRONS WASHING MACHINES this hozus princes with hyphenated Hindus were living at the mercy of jand un ble | and pronou le names often | WY the Mohammedana. 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