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" will dispute the statement that the
Amusmhsuhhsttsrudi-
.tiollhaoltistodaythnmpemest
recentlyenlistedmsnuptothehiah-
slim Weiss-m do
corps. an eagerness to constantly
shiveiowardperlscflonam
mumuntislscuiily pogo
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mahudeocoorsghg
Passinstotheoeedlcr’p larger
army. reenter and reserve. the Bears-
merchant-arms” peace
nndth'euleclthsword “Intllsrisl.”
touching upon the mooted question of
whether military DMOS tends to
preveoivver. 5;.
“It is. of come. not asses-rs to
new on the blessings st pieioo and
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monumutenimtsflection.
: reactant means for comicrfnble en
_. WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.—d‘hat the “mace, and other shnilsrly fanatical!
«UniledBtateunrmyheimmediatslythmgs But peace and to 0th"
recruited to its full war Eliminates of both: lust mentlooid arenot
which would mean the addition of 35" always or one often soleii. within
Q Q 3 M men and 1.000 odlcera. is ursed by' one‘s own control. it may {truthfully
. mmmdmeWunemhamdtnnatomlvuumum
" 1*“ most; from annual report presented price which must be paid Murder to
mutiny to President Wilson. V obtain the desirable turtle ,Qllie and
.1. Such an increase would give the to defend them.
regular army a total of about 110.000Q “in the early history at our nation
.1: a men, of whom $0.000 would be availa- there w
_Q .1, his as a mobile lighting torus in the shhomzau‘gwgmgxw‘
.Q Continental Uoiled States. The pres- it W m 1! use
est mobili strength Vol 31,000. the sec: it not all. or mud no“
thO Old! “it”! in this
posedtheirwiliuooothepeepie by
means of Ilium! m. mm
The report directly mentions the all this has long since "region: his.
N;t’?‘:’°mnmb‘t°‘°°' it"! Notusonahlcpmin an.
Q Q Q ‘It would be premature," it says, ”to country today has m. M" shad-
.1. attempt nowtohwthewolthoatolss- ow of tour or military om our
sons tron thaws: iolsrope It is so oi any interferon“ “sievdé by mill-l:
QQ imperative in”, however. to head so to, fare. in tho “duct. 0‘12““! “
then of whatgit Il’iogs home to us so 1 ' Q; 1in
incontrovertible and not to be changVV Q “It also seems proper, in m to
II hr an! event. leaving for later and refer to the frame oi mind‘ or those
more detailed and comprehensivecou who use the word 'mmmuu .5 on
Q slderatioo what its latc- developments embodiment of the doctrine‘ of brute
QQ and final conclusion may indicate.” [force and loosely apply it to it! om
; in addition to Weill-honing the find Wu a wwtom‘n‘
.Q./"°§‘t13! mm W ‘3me :14me to roll
were hummufienstomwimmmnmmitnomp
Esteem—"Mum 12.11 W a "- W“ M
Q Q I.’ Wary action must havsade
1mm dinette-doll mt '11:}th tooroteot unit iron to
groundless tears of militarism in Am- mastic losunutiu. to adores m
cries, and recommends military DN'QlinVB, m to "w mm; gm II.
parednecs on the mood that “etdrnsl every mien mu 1.“ similar charac-
Vkflsncebthsplioewhiohnut b0 terlstics to those “of: sellmpscting.
nidhfl'iommmhmmas liit prepares and maintains
things of life and to defend them." QM mum force than I. necessary
" Whatever the future may hold in for the purposes inst named ,then it is
the way of agreements between oo- subth to the conviction. in the public
clone, followed by actual disarmament opinion of the world. of having em.
thereof, or international courts oi arbi- braced "militarism." unless it intends
action. and other greatly-lobe desired Woo tor a cause which the pub-
meesures to lesson or prevent conflict lic opinion of the world conceives to
between nation and nation," says the be a flxhteous one To the uncut.
report. “we all know that at present however. that it condos. its militaryQ
these conditions are not existing. We minimum to the purposes drst'
an and will eagerly adapt ourselves irrational, there is neither warrant
to each beneflcent development um not immune; 111 Warning such
~ these lines; but to merely enieeble action 811 “militarism."
ourselves in the meantime would. in “Equally useless, in my view. is the
my view, he unthinkable lolly. By nea discussion frequently indulged in as to
glecting and refusing to provide our- whether military preparatiothends or
Q - selves with the necessary means 0! does not tend to avoid var. 1 term
self-protection and self defense we such discussion ‘uselese’ because. so
could not hasten or in any way favor. tar as we are concerned. whotevercon
Q ably influence the ultimate results we clusioo might be reached 1 thereon
Q ‘ desire to theirs respects." — would not onset our duty. since it 13
« mmtmn,”.mmmm not in mind to meet any military
5 United seats: is summarized by the mm“ “V! “10 nth“ mum”
.' " report as £0110“: . beyond that “130“!!qu mull, un~
"The 01‘8“th lillitla of the van- der existing conditions. the question“
ms states WW 13.823 5PM“ and whether we cxtqrsivj preparation
Q is! 3*? men 0 enlistedimeo Qhwmr tine pourosc of avoiding war would
1?“ lei-a erthired. order ”to dblain 1111111313" mm“ 0 “3‘ “a“- V0"
V financial old which the Congress “41955.0“! until the m of ”1°
thorises the Secretary oi Wsr to ex-im United States, representing the
“tend, undori’ certain conditions. to st- “”9“ M a” mu” ”m on "E
VtendVV 24V drills a year and 5 days at» m the m‘mm the ”31° tothe
unauy 1a the hold. 11 on of the Na; mm 1” ‘M’ ”1 1 mm“ “mm”
-W Gill“! ma be Bummcm lit 31w; ‘3‘ int ditty I. EDV set w
p the event of war and should all re- the facts ”“1 the necessities 96"“
Q spend (on inconceivable result). and 125'“ 0‘ a“ m“. ”1“ mm” “ ”
they were Vail found fairly efficient in the “V" and m of fulfilling such
the first line—that is. the troops who “W“im"
would be expected to immediately tsuna‘.in “Whit. "I“: “0°“ “V1“ ““1“ “M
the field-we could summon a force in. lathe W °f military preparedness?
this 00W 0‘ mum‘s and National '0! course. I on not attempting to in!
G nerd amounting to 9,818 olilcere and down a counsel of perfection—that i8.
148 482 men. (This would Include on. an. enenuva mm. Which h idell in
1y regulars of lighting force stationed “3 “Flew Such " “heme
f: ”in the United 3m W0 . Q Inuit well he considered and studied
‘ “And this is absolutely all. The only “a “m“ “w W “My B“ m
. h await the result of such a course would
V m" would than m “M ‘he to continue the undesirable situar
V m" ”‘V‘V‘flm’ "mm; Wim‘welon in which we have so long been.
« o‘Qer' them ready would take. at the
so lumvlew.itismuchbettsrtodo
-__ smallest possible estimate, six months. .. which its out at hand
'Knycne who takes the slightest cnnbe done. then to remain as we
Q trouble to investigate €111 11nd that in m with“. "Enrica um met
modern warfare ‘ ”Mme“ enemy lines until smote emprehenslve and
would progress so tar on the way to perfect “he-me can N we“ 11M.”
“0”“ in '1‘ months. it h“ “m Attor- enema-sting the vast areasoiV
. V5“ to mu 3“ "mm" to m°°t him. continental responsibilities which
V t d’ “91‘0de ootliooict wk“- toast be conflicted." the report. says
V a“ detent without ““5 the totsl streuhih oi the army. June;
ippiocs.
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.. Q Q Q Q _ . .
.4
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ml
the horrors of war." he says: “va ‘
mmnflsmm,
ice-1mm m
crotherauxilisrym- In the
sear mtmtlsrnertsmudi.
“mules-srusdsssr
WNWMQuQ
hilelurcsesthe‘eadsbtsodaduf
lotus-tummtommsLEvss'
mmwmmm
misonwillheinadeooste in his
coales- , .
Atsbleotthsthlrtasnlsadingcooa-
triuotthsworflshwhgsmpopo
“manhunt-1t the arms
sodihetotslmsiosdwarstrengthls
antennae-comm I!
passdooiyhyllrsntlritslnndler
colonies and by Ennis. the United
moundstcothiothspeeceteot
in: at her amend 1a is helped
marvel. Aerie-t Bus-in mm
W men. the United areas has
228.000. including the Philippine
Scouts; and Belgium, with 180.090. is
the only nation below that figure.
Suites-land. next shove. has 315.000.
Japan. 1.300..000
“Whatever else may more"! 110
drawn from the inches disclosed.“
thstltieimporaaveihntwchsvsin
thh country a very much inrcsr DB"
confiscatioanhohnvehsdprepsr
military training and whosreiospc»
sition toinstaotly rcspondtothoeall
orthodontic."
Otwmatcrtsithercport says:
“Wehaveouhsndisrsserve sub
dcicotsmnsmsmali-orfismram
lion end «bivalent. rand!!! moo
tobecalledintotheiieldlnaoyisres
emergency. We have nothingllhe sut-
ancient utility and artiiiciv mutt
tioo.
alioitherecentreportsotthchcsdct
wisdom-immune Chleis at
findcuznwlhulmntimh
“0‘- WWW
““‘Wlhm sum-ea. There Q.
m“! Went lineup”! m
know. Mural-o1... essential
feature oi modern warfare. and that a
limpet mm“ 'hmm.”m
" “mm"lomistohe
mm” ill-Mutter
themalhohrodenlllsryaaim
““7 ”minimum no
“Nu“hmibleuomam
reoervethersclhasheeoottahea
“mm-Enumeratio-
“*WOM-tummu-tese
.MWW‘NV‘mm.m.
“m'mumwuawtn
mmlwmuamy
“NWImthinethcrrsspcer-h‘t
Mum-mmw
”hummuahhudmaum
mm“ W "in with aim The
memmsnuodm
mutilated-«consulate
Halitosis Til-Mend.“ M-
mflvsudmsmntiym
“The universal utilisation or motor
"ulceration in the present war has
ice. itlsuscssssrytlm '9 m,
shnmotihetimesisutiiisingmotor
vehicles for my msportatlon- It
aria-roommate PsossIAQ
“William It W.
thenputsayg'dtcsuoth‘edlsputsd V V V
rerthdmooomsnihatwoold have QQ
Thishss been umntly presentedin
shim—Experience W
What iéV CAST OHM
Miss. harmlessnhsti mutuMoromM
8MP!- Itispiosscot. It
molhorNoroosie
Moo. Its “its . Itdestros
.u .11.... Rafi”, wanna: out. “mill:
“henchmen-1:50:15, Mo
Money, wane coho, roams; re. "12
”but“. it unifies the SM and Bowen,
when“ ,g'ivinfgheolfllyoodnu sleep.
WW’IPMOWI
CASTORIA AtwAvs
Beanihe'c‘igusmrecf
iii the For 0161 3.0 Years
The Kind You Have Airways Bought
V‘ l‘NI .VVII'“. “'7. ”I. '0.“ 0|?
Ni
asst noes-n. which is Why luv
putative. and that. the preparation at
a resend: The pro-an memo
with rennet to, a reserve, he proved
um useless for the purpose. 11
hubs in twenty-tour
toms Willa SUE.
Conn Sphono ‘m in liner Brit.
sin and Civil Action Will Inflow.
3“va BRITAIN; Dec: .ii.—-For
what is said to be the first time in
the history of the organisation in this
months only amiss ores. and there
is little or ne’bope thstlt Vii! er’or
Meanwhile-rm The
resaeaswhyitwillaotdowo.it‘lssot
profitabiccodisuss
f‘l a- Irnlb convinced that it we
anonthsstasdlossrnryasaschcoi
throuhwhicheopassmenwhocome
bromwiththshnowledsethstlrthcy
areprolcieottheycaabediscbarged.
atsnyVil-aamsrsyenroriemcciiia
wewiiibeglsatoocstobuildupthe
necessary realms. and will. for the
dutiimeiothuniMh-toryofthis
country. have something appediinst
Memorandums. ‘ Q
'1 an thereon truly convinced
that we should have immedintc lop
lotion dealingwithtbemattcroien-
iistmut and reserve. A many
similar provision should stint in
cevrystntewhtch-malntsicssoorau
ixedmilltis. ltisjustasessentinl
that the organised militia should have
Muse-eases the nowuaml.mwmmemsllmiumkuas
it is that the Regular Army should.
nose. that we should adopt some cos
muttbeweilwcrthwhfletedevise
a volunteer motor Wm re-
«militaryiuse new in the hands of pri-
vats oliisens." .
Transmitting his recommendation.
Mr. Garrison writes in part:
“My recommendation at what we
should immediately do is to flu up the
existing organizations which compose
the aggregate mobile army isrce inst
would require 25,000 men. In addition
to inoculated men designation“.
we should be authorised to obtain 1,-
000 more oilicere. The legislation to
accomplish these purposes would he of
thh very simplest character. hells
merely authorizations to the depart-
ment to do these things.
“An increase at the enlisted men:
en] oi the story by Q25; 000 men would
uncommon threetold results. It
would. an hetero mentioned. are; up
to full strength the existing units or
the mobile army in Condom Unit
on States and thus supply a more ads
quote. force. "emu. it would admit
training tor the oflcers in the com
mand oi such units as they most oomv
mnnd'ln time of war and woulda'pte-
vent. as for as the Regular: Army is
concerned. the crowding or the ranks
with raw levies which always diner
gentle and render instinctive the or.
gadlsations into which they: come.
Third. it could he a. wise investment
team the standpoint oi economy. in
that no material increase of overhead
charges would be necessary. and the
addition or these men could hesitant:
ed at e per cspitn cost to 'theonverrl
Qment of about one-third the per copits. can:
cost must ermine conditions.
LQQ “By the thou these 26.000 leasehold
.be procured the mobile tress lithe
.United states, as heroism
out. would number “551:"
ter the addition.” tlii {mobile
rectum V “ “
mentioned to their full strength. This‘
ormoreoithemethodswhidhhavs
ways and' means '0! organizing mop... suggested for the W“! o!
moreclviltanstobeeomeelcers in
serve the motor vehicles adoptable loin“ of nwty 'l'he potentiality)!
the student military camps and at the
schools and collodes at which mill“?!
mininxeis obtainable. mm 5
Qn'uitinl source of accomplish” i318
this purpose.
"I realise that one oi the matters
which will be much dented in ceri—F
"I am convinced. with can] lino» Q
cuts. the Grand Court or Foresters
or America. has taken action against
1: acceding coon. A board oi arbitrat-
tiou consisting oi Past'Chlet Runs.
on sat in this Vélty last week and lie
.teosd to evidence coolest Court Spin-
sea. of this city, which receded last
cummi- and. it is sold. neglected to
turn ovevr its money and property to
the Grand Court. in compliance with
the charter of the order. ..
Grand Chic! Ranger George Sul-
livan. or Why. presided. and Grand
secretary Thomas L 0' bouxhlin was
clerk. Attorney W. F‘. Delaney. or
this city. a pest Grand QthVhiet Ranger.
pQr-e'aented the o om Court Spiri-
use war not "presented. although it
is said that the unleashed been no-
tified to attend The jury of seven
eturned a sealed verdict which eriil
promulgated by Grand Chief Run-
ger Sullivan. it is believed that the
case will eventually find its way to
'he Supreme Connect" the state.
There are cold to be 85.006.Fomtsu
of America in- Connecticut.”
‘4
Ir sternum 11st
tam M Killers
Eat LseVs Melt Vlf Kidneys Feel Like
Lead or Bladder Bothers.
Host folks forget that the kidneys.
like the bowels. get sluggish and clog
M and need a pushing occasionally
else we have backache sud dull mic
cry in the kidney region. severe head
aches. rheumatic twinses. torpld liver.
Qacld stomach sleeplessness and all
sorts of bladder disorders
tDmthdCO
Eslgbéshd r837
5's
,vo‘g
Christmas Shoppers willfiods
Convenient Stole
Christmas is not a fortnight away and approaching
rapidly... The hetehopping days pass very quickly and
a wc'ek goes before one realizes. The store has taken on a
large extra force and purchases will be attended to with
is much facility as possible. "his seems to be a year for
practical gifts, and the majority of careful buyers are not
wasting money for frivolitieg. Attractive articles Qior
personal use are not lacking, and home furnishings that
will delight the whole family are here in abundance. De-
liveries right up to the mark.
For Wornemwhicssaline Petticoats, Silk or Lingerie
Blouses (and the new putty and sand
colors are in), Aprons Neckweer, Sill:
Stockings, Leatherette Glov es, Embroider-
ed Handkerchiefs, artistic Sachets 31nd an
infinite number of Toilet Bounties.
For MeanVathrobes, Silk Hose, Silk Umbrellas, Sweat—
ers, Folding Slippers and Shoes Pajamas
of luxurious sorts, Baker coll Bridge Sets,
English Kit Bags, FlasijuVVQ_lethl1_Qer cones,
Smoking Stands. Bottle Openers. all kinds
of Motor Comforts and Bath" Cnu1i‘e1te.- "A
The Gift Room. suggests many things: for the head. of
the family and for all other members down to the-smallest
toddler. Do not miss seeing it every day or so. .11
changes. V Things come and g1). ‘ " ~- "
Fourth Elinor.
OUR STOCK
of Holiday SLIPPERS
Is now at its best. and no more acceptable prtseth
could be selected for any member of the family.
We have all kinds at all prices
i..vl
DANIEL GREEN'S ‘;&OHFY,”. SUPPEBS for lab
dial. misses and children are surely true ‘liamVVeV.
Conneally &Bracken
i8 VWASHINGTON 81.
AUCTION EER
f SOUTH NORWALK
3‘ the matter °t “mm“ I do 'V“ neys active and clean. and the no
accident this. b“ 1 m that 1.th ment you ice] an echo or pain in the
'h-V" “‘V W with "'Mm” kidney region. set about tour ounces
“‘ W °t d“ public; 'should WV 0: Jul Salts from any good drug store
MW". “ '3‘“ ”mamm’lhere, take a tablespooniui in a glass
8W ml!” the “m“ 1" of water. before breakfast for a few
MIN» M *m lie W them 1::~‘tls.ys and your kidneys will then out
in! VIM“ men W“ mic line This lamoueulteis made from
for “but“ “a“ “Ml m the acid of grapes and lumen juice,
9m in! m“ m WWW combined with none. and is harmless
um my
“Mountain VVVVe 6";th hush clogged hidesyrand stimu
1t- w iIV mm "l: "“9" mmeutralyes the acids 111 the urine so
remitted to notes CW ”V" 1t no longer irritates. thus en‘dilit
im- “0mm“ cm W?" Vh’ bladder disorders.
M ‘° “0 “Mm“ “ moooylfot l' Jed Salts is harmlces; losxnenslve;
VIN MOI“ W -’ 1' ' makes 11 delightful siren ascent lithiu-
V" water drink which everybody should
NEW HAVEN MELAM' take new and then to keepl’heir kid-
Railroad Waste Wont Mist-11°" 61.83.11. thus, avoiding serious
[atom to to Dune-i- .vfcompiications
lion oi Behold!" Pmperties
NEW .HAVW. Court. Deg. 11—h
petition will 'go til/til! metal AVI-
Willy next month Qm the How
Haven road. mascar- necessary ain-
.sells lots at Jud Suits to talks who: be-
lieve in overcoming kidney trouble
V§whilVei it is only trouble. . Q
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
he mm
ma General times- 6t 1‘ .735 m1!” AND wiser.
here that no special sisutncooss st-
iteches to “no mention» The edm- .
cooks tor anthem! to 110 W'-
told thinnlrr- the why 11:” in;
at “0113]“!di which a?" I
conditions which have arises and minnow was? enlarge
which might arise" VthuidI thersovero- ; cma~ ,
divest heel“: or their end on dairy. Retell.
«mitothcloilow
withdflly
section with this whole subject wiiQiQ You Milly must heap if“, kid- .
tote-«them to normal activity. It also Q
V ‘- The Largest and best Selection of Garments in
t.
r-
A woll-ilmcwn local druxsinl: says he
eaten-:7, Cincinnati esteem. ven- V
hority by which» it may sell its hold. ' QQ . Q V;V L . .Q. Q
comedian and in the . _ =1" _ _, Q
g‘gnlztitglmpw I; is stirred at Fm ##1th Birth 1‘0 use
Through car service to all important , V.
ulterior points. making connectitmr Q
GREAT
Marked Down Sale
. -—--0f—-V-V ,
Women s and Misses Suits, Coats, grosses.
Skirts, WaiSis, Furs, Petticoats Mtllin‘ely.
:Town at PRICES LOWER than Elsewhere.
33 So. Main St.
E PARIS ....N NW.
The Qstylc store for Ladies We alter FREE «deluge
Q" CONNECT
NXour wires of financial discretion
with those of this institution, re-'
presenting safety and sorvicc.Q
i1 Vsavings coconut that dispels any.
‘ muster-y embarrassment. Q~
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