New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1926, Page 12

SATURDAY, NEW BRITAIN DAILY JAN Ex-Kaiser as Artist 12 HERALD, RABBI HADAS TALKS - HAPPY MARRIAGES - Tells of Psychological Factors i i Unions her | Mo E or, Mass. nd daughter guests HAWALEWSKI SENT | T R[FURMATHR\’ m Firs kaizer colored the Princess Hermine, shown above., A. Sc noted German artist, The former r with pastels sketeh of his wife, hwayz, made the outline. That picture and the pic- ture of Wilhelm shown on the left are the latest por traits of them to arvive in the United States. They were sent by the ex-Kaiser to a distant relative in America. FLASHES UF LIFE: JOHN McCORMACK HAS MILLION DOLLAR INS. POLIC: e would |y IKathl wom a ton ceretly & American jazz by radic with Russian boots 1 much swaying to the music by air from Davis ¢ rolled ' Bung and Chapii Mal A ring M from 11 seeration till property of 1 Lord Mali 1 o 1 f his ior his Dominions from 1o Lake I surtland Nicoll vernor for the throne in \lk MeCorm ndo MOTHERS DON'T |wv\r MIZE ON VOUR 1N NOT CITLDBREN'S MILK AN MCORLAND GO DEN GUERNSEY MILK rom Tuberenlosis. Raw Milk The BEST MILL Sld in A tostal and Try it TELEPHONE 92 From Veercidit Vitamine - 1% ity Hend N G e all 1 s u e the v Tl more SRR 2014 1862 Denosits hefore Wed- l‘fi("(}il\'v l"(’})l’Ui\\'\' ;[Ll. \\‘ll dra\\' in~ Iflfld(’ on or terest from F(tl)rum’y Ist. Open Monday evening from 7 o 8:30). 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Hartford == zold hunters s m 4 res attacks s member of « nission; on given, uking connty original 1 o i from th general lan and by stud old time travelers and pior In addition to the Oregon trail th b reproduces the ronutes of the mon trail fork from Omaha to the Nebraska Cit ch, the Post Oifie the HISTORIAN” SAYS - Western Tales orado Springs, Colo, Historicul fiction of th oL ifornin he L the Forty « trail on H\‘V river in \m(h rn Utah: the Salt La . ville route, and the Over *h of the main trail from Jul t'olo., to Salt Lake City. old Oregon trail. 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