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MASON 10 NOTICE.
V . Did we, noise. No; 100. r. and A. m.“
. nicer-“in sis-cine Bulletins. South
Help street. 1st 'snd‘sd Tuesdny at
such month-July and August ex-
ceptedwat 8 o'clock, All Mm!
.Mssons cordiallyinvitcd. Sylvester.
r. Dachshw. it. Robert M. hum.
Bee
luller Chapter. m. a. R. A. ll.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main St. 2nd and 4th Tnosdayhof
each monthwiuly and August ox-
cepted—st 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
: Masons cordially invited. Charles
‘ A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox;
. Sec.
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THE WORLBREHVJBLIVO.
If the proposal that Uncle-Sent get
busy and organise a- United States or
the world lied originated with the Les!
.. islstnre of Oklahoma or Arizona. coin-
munities that pride themselves on
their superior conservatism would
probably have ignored it as a divert.-
ing but unimportant outburst. [now
much as the suggestion comes tram the
governing body oi" the solid and
malignant State or Massachusetts—e
V which is really as radical and erratic
as the untcrrifled West ever dreamed
of betray-it of course merits respect-
'1' iul consideration.
A resolution adopted by Massachu-
setts Legislature, assembled on Boa»
Vcon, Hlli,7Boston. reads as iottows:
"vRe’solvedV, Thu Vthe General» Court
of Mnesnch‘uéctts hereby 'respsctfully‘
requests; the Congress oi the United
States to make a declaration in sub-
ntnnco as follows:
V “"l‘he United States of America ab
lirins the political unity 01 all men-
hind.
. “It albums the supremacy oi world
sovereignty over nationei sovereignty.
“it promises loyal obedience to that.
sovereignty.
”It believes that the time has come
for the organization hi the world gov-
J eminent. with legislative judicial and
. executive departments.
“It invites all nations to join with it
in the formal establishment of that
V ' government."
The resolution we; transmitted to
Congress. read apologeticnlly in the
Senate by Mr Lodge and placed on the
T000?d.“—Whfii'e it will remain. /
Some day. however. the historians
may dig up that resolution from the
rubbish of the «Congreissional Record
‘ and pay a high tribute to the noble and
propheeic spirit or the Bay State Leg-
islature. For the world state. vision-
, stylus it seems at this moment. is the
ideal toward which events seem to be
rying us slowly but irresistibly. It
V be gamma: beiore‘the powers
w‘ consont to "the supfimscy o!
igntyi” racisi hates and melodious
most iii-st be eliminated, and new
so ‘ rywhere must be educated up to
ow, or world-politics and the 1m
of the solidarity o! the human {sully
, Wis «or been toned only
m .miéhted ammo and
m not swirl! or m is
Milk. perhaps. as epochs 0! history
Vrvkumpcliodtofesdnnswntnrlb
mWWumuhfi
Mammalian
,. .Thenuinhcretusrprisonarsispor‘
man commune woman
one em 1! swim motion
are included, there is a total or me
than 1,000,000.
sinus. Gummy and Austins together
chin. to hm nun-romeo Russian
soldiers since the beginning a! the war.
Even if we allow [or Wtion. the
Mmfiismghtopntnbiotmtbe
reputation o! the Roman aim! The
much with the individual soldiers—who
rind resourcefulnessv—but rather with
their oilccrs. There is no “middle
class" in Ruuisn society authors is in
Germany and Motion. There ”are
highly-intelligent “(buttered aristo-
Vcrm at the top and ignorant pennants
Vat the bottom. with little between. The
army reflects that attention. There is
modern. but subordinate omccrs sud
noncoms are undependsble. So. when
Gilli/won a tight place, the soldiers
tend to become mobs and are easily
captured. V
Next in numbers come the French
prisoners. of whom Germany nndVLAusV-
trio claim to have about 240,600. Most
01 these seem: to have been taken in
the early weeks “of the war. before the
French, defense was properly «organ-
ised. Doubticss many *otihem. too.
are 'civilinns. At boot. however. the
record doesn't speak well for the
French.
The British prisoners appear to for
club the smallest percentage according
to the numbers engaged, a fact that
emphasizes the general impression in
this country that Tommy Atkins is the
most stubborn tighterin the armies of
the Allies, 33nd .the‘best officer-ed.
The German nrniy. however. has at
least as good a. record as the British
in this respect. The'iightlnrnb’ilityot
the Germans, collectively and individ.
naily, has won the unqualified admire.
tion of the world. The German sol-
dier. whthnd been seeded at by his
enemies as an ”automaton." helpless
without an ofliccr at. his back. has prov,
ed that. emcer or no emcer, he will
scorn dormer. endure“ incredible hurd-
ship and tight on to the bitter end. in
general. only one thing drives hh‘n to
surrender: that is, weakness due to
hunger. ,V V V
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su’ccsss AND l-‘Alwll‘e ’or sun.
MARINES.
It appears that tile "ll-beats" are not
all they've been cracked up to be.
'Their tremendous offensivewpower is
equalled by their own vulnerability
With a "single well‘simed torpedo a
submarine can sink a cruiser or a. bat-
tleship; but on the other band. a sin-
gle shot from is small‘bore gun will
scuttle the submarine and send it to
the bottom with all on board. Recent
events show tbst it one" operate more
surely against large craft than against
emu omen. A torpedo boat. destroyer
or seaplane runs conmarutlvciy smell
rliik from underwater attack owing to
its speedsnd'mobiiny. ‘But let the
submarine (income to the surface
stands about as much chance or on
cops as {a ditch within range of s shot
gun. The mere expogure oi the peri-
scope obeys the writer may be total.
Several Germs submarines have al-
may been reported sunk since the
window campaign against British
commerce began. Obviously they here
not accomplished What Germany c:-
posted or them. Their crannies
W hen ”skim the torpedoing
oi British cruisers. They hers sunk
Tito-thirds of the prisoners nreVVliuc‘
fault. however. scours to he not so
is brave. though he inch initiative.
a brilliant commander-inehiei. an able .
. general stair had good corps cem-
within gunshot or these, craft, and it -
Mont thus tai- is not the block- ,
«hummmmw‘
Vie describ-
eds! “Mani lo ‘ magma-eon
in: long-.7" elm he is m to
firmswintcrcvonmwilbtheon
King. and they sit by the are in mi
erect Matcher mansion end "cusp
lolt We’d like to hear some of
those Jokes Do “they deel with th‘eV
humorous aspects of oil nil ice the:
have helped the comrlflmm'lm
till space for these may We? When
you come to think of it. itV‘seom very
appropriate tint on Oil Km and an
Ice Man should Internists and omit
lobes at the expense of the mic! its.
Thevpoor World msy have its ups and
downs, but they should worry!
~———-—-——-O-
Princeton more ‘thil W lees-c to-
iswim 200 yards in order to get their
‘dislomu. Looks like the “intol-
cure" tor overdmioped intense”. Or.
is it meant to counters“ the physical
‘ettects of looting sud cigarette-smelt.
ing?
in
W! a...
“'tht trees up must conic down.“
but what goesVdown doesn't Always
come up. And thst's what's wrong
with the submarine.
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FIVE CtNTuRlEB MW.
in the current issue or Form and
Fireside, the national term paper
published at Springfield. '0.. Herbert
Quick. editor of that publication.
writes an interesting editorial in
which lie comments, in port. as fol-
lows on the meet situation: "i can’t
get pessimistic about the met! situa-
vegetarian diet some dew-oh. any 500
most much channel-.0119 acre in
crops which are to be eaten in renal
table term will teed us many mouths?
is getting spnrssr in Europe. Men§
who call upon God to bless their et-
daring Vench other at the behest oil
certaiir‘ boss butchers called mom!
or the tact that the world is pretty
small and rainy well fancied. the time}
people or the Coachmen lands will
have to coins to the dietary standards
or the yMongolinnr—vegetsbio food in
the main. Let’s not be troubled
about .tlxstwour descendants may no
just us happy without meet as we
are with iLl‘—Excbnngo.
THE CAPICOD CANAL.
Whatever they be the foundation
for current rumors that the stoic will
be asked to take over the Cape Cod
canal, it may be assumed that noth—
ing hasty will be ‘attenipted, tor noth—
ing hasty should Vbs done“ It. would
require a large investmoniin on our,
dortskins. which is. not yet completed
and for Whlohr'm‘lvfllb capitalists . in
New. York boycott-ends; received on
thusisetic commendationstr the on
poms sot . their“ fellow cspllnllst’s'in
Massachusetts. ; ThetCsne 'Godnenel
should ahsvssbpenibuiltdong ago. The
statue might have built it, but not un-
til within recent yours has the
movement for '“ public V
m acid
can i
W'flm Wit
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in ism business Winds. when
ton Journal.
"cards for" dosing. mount ..
thanklesotdedmnfionsisudfl who
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me Pwylfimmm: to;
m- Ms. W not into
minus thm mm ..
“Hakim; thnoitcnilarl.
The records 3m hr the innocence
mmnmbrmwmnmsr
mmmlytwvthomotmdc-
mat. it is W homer. that
itmigbtbengoodthingto invethe‘
taking of disruptions to the diam
tlon or the police
The definitional. s brand new
sardine mt by Turkey re
cells the story or the Turkish adntm
who bod fig WW“ tbs
lemurs! oi the AW Wren.
mmmfihmms “V
em or“ common»
wear—on board the {uni lic‘xsm one
evenings“ mm “to m.;sm incur
his he ism And worm-hi! speed
Ahead Artur is little deity the pro
pcllcr begun to refrain; but u it had
not moved since the ship was sold to
workers! more than «on. Price by I
power. which had. no” use. for it—uit
3 mode n-tremcn‘ 'dous racket" . ‘
9 “Allah!"fci’ied tlicsdmlral. “What
in the mined! linu'ProphotV is this up-
my"
"Thai. Excellency. is the propeller:
replied the cumin.
“Stop ‘“it. then!"
it was pointed out to the admiral
rim stopping tile propeller resulted
as a rule in thcmppihg or the‘ship
likewise. l
“Then like the tiling oil." bellow t
ed the navel cutout-oi. “and out it on
the other ludichnm
new cortPORATiom
tion because it feel sure that time will The Nntrom Building Company. of
cure it in one way or another. Moot1flflmm. hill lawn!“ in“ 0" :zrlbzmmbde :VlVd Vbrmgffiittgatellzoyifi
will get more plentiful in one or two: mm and filed» certificates to that room in the Germ-u Club in Central ‘
ways-«through an increase in the cifeci with the secretory at the state. .Pnk West New York City bed or- ‘
supply or a decrease in the demaml'l‘bo purpose «incorporation is to con- rinsed for the monthly payment all“
Perhaps we shall have to come to a min for. construct and erect built!~ “5° to Mrs. Stealer. m, payments my
this ot‘ysriouii etc. The amount
or 6 000 yum hence. it's cheaper than of capital 5W9; ‘hihcflfid ‘8 35 000 '11“ or in case of his 4““, to be continued .Vj
elites into for inst-cu. pit: val“. can
such The incorRoi-ptors are:
Nystroni, Gunfire Anderson, on 0.
dent. Gustave Andbroon:
“oratory.
treasurer.
Alrick Nystronr; ‘ Jessie
tor-ts are in the acid by millions mun VTi.bbuls The directrs are: erik luovernment.
~tenderloin. Carl 0.!
Nystrom. {his
Anderson. in iii Sendai-om and (lus-
archs. but the tendency of popuis-‘Vtuve Cinder of Hartford. The amount ll
' t seen use of w are
tion under peaceful and lust rule paid in in cash is 32100. The nice mfg,“ , m h
. l
seems to he to increase and in view subscribed for is forty-two shares at advised. l ,m informed. that the lit!-
350 such. ,
The Union Shoe Store, of Hartford
is approaching. i suspect. when the has reduced it capital stoclt from nose in New York~proienbly a
150.000 10.83.00 end the per value
The «Ripton Amusement Compeny.
of Derby, m incorpors‘tail tor the
purpose ot'h selling and cr-
cumin: i an'rea. mordh’hndise.
attachments. etc. end to «calcium
billiard rooms. bowling alleys. amuse
mutt enterprises and the like. The
capitol stock authorised is [5. 000,
divided into in) shores. par value. rs»
each. all common. The amount 01
Mini stock with which the corpora-
tion intends to begin business is 35,000
{or its shitros um rm to too.
fl‘he Hudson heathen Connolly, oiV.
slam [has ihcroesod its capital
stock drum $10,000 to $20, 000. and its
shares or stockist-om 100 to 200.
The Waterbury Women's Club, (or
the- edvsnpem t and promotion at lit-
cram social deflections“! interests.
hive tiled iii-tic s oi mochtlo'n. This
Vlsigners are: Bossier}. Northrop. titer-”y
P. Chntdeld. Joules R. Hoffman and“ ,. .
Bluebell! 1?.Pm1tiy. 3
Articles of ossocfition hive been
sled y the Sopiety oi ltutuhl imam.
‘ Prince Umberto»: Plsniimtae cl Snm- -.
.. tuck. The society is for uni
, and instruction. protection.
etc. The
signers are: Domenico "thrdrnile.
genome Winston glint-relic.
Miss Annn “colic his in!!!” W .
cry nlp'llrm WM‘Mbuore
- WM ems:
Alrick; "The 89.0319" said tint “Wm.
. jBoy-Ed absolutely refused to $18!!
as live acres in crops which must beSAnderson. Arvld Sandstroin and Gus say ”we" to bind this agreement.
turned into meat Population today lave Olivier. The omccrs ere: Frost-3Tb” “.8" the under-studios was -
sin
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IE8. preamp Pm WEB. ’_
hire. Richard Peter Sieglsr. wire or .
the nun who wen noestlyarruood "
by the federal authorities in eonnwl '
lion with purport sviindles. hos told - ,
her shaman lawyer, Ounce u.- l'
gin nuglsVnd tor the German govern-i Vii V
men: Ind [hilt Cum Boy-Ed. mil-1,,
ltsry nttscbe oi the Germ Embassy
-at Waninston. promised she would .
receive that sum tor life it her boss ‘
bond were killed. Mr. Griliitlls tells
this story: _ T
"Hy client, whose story is corrob ' ‘
lorated in every detail by his wife. ‘ V'
i
be continued during Steglsr’a obsence.
during the iiio’time or Mrs. Stealer
that it we: to be bold as a sacred
“we“ [Mindanao an .2 *
Exclusiveness.
We show the authoritative style ehsn so rominent ‘ ' .
this mean; the new full um skirts, militgneVi-sy et’ffds in the ~
.‘tailorcd suit: and fancy trimmings. It will many times re-
pay you inferior: our exposition of new spring garments U
and get postcd' in what is really correct for spring wear
New Spring waists
Our. line of new Spring Waists is
with all that is new in crepe dc chilies, lingeries, messalines.
most complete.
etc, and has caused much favorable comment for the or-
iginality which has always made our waists famous
and
Boston Store Ulnder- ~selling Prices prevail throughout the
assortment.
Spring Milfinery
,. Our workroom is daily sending out scores of modishiy '
‘ trimmed hots, embodying all the newst correct styles for“
spring
Chic Sailors of oil sizes from the very tiny to the ,“V
largest; attractive turbans with '
Every correct block is shown.
quills. wings, etc.
Bottoms on nonsm- TO unease mom ,
$3.98. $500 AND unwnnns '
entirely
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Trimmed with flowers. ‘
novel
sobligstlon by the Imperial German
1“Whfifl Mrs. blaster. cocci-ding to
their story. insisted on receiving more
this
to come from, Steglsr was
lments would hire to be made through
some Germun company doing busi-
tenements oo‘nipsny. This was to
lush everything look regula- on the
The. Dotted States attorney in New
York has refused to as: what action
will be ism ucept eseinth Stegler
Indie-s important. persons who have
been indicted by the isdersl trend
jury!
‘M
PA)! or ENGIHEERS.
Gilli-2m lurch .10 ~Th‘s overuse»
earnings of locomotive engineers in
the Weston $148.17 it smooth. sworn
in: to statistics introduced at the
.Wessei-n Railroad Waco nutrition to-
dsy. based on reports from 33'! cost.-
deem
This is six dollars iced than the es-
>
. r .,
' 1 step towards
suburbs!
You can. catch your trellis
It the Grand 1Contain: two
minutes from the 4cm Street
entrance oi onrnewcst Sm:
Being commuters our-
selves, we’ no tried it
In fact, therein lies one of
memo reasons fifths new
stoermntcr s convcni
once
(the
43ml, seer.
a,
0hr three“ other stores, -
thunk you; are
nicely
and our friends Will
elicit? latest stimulate
che installed the most.
modcrucquipmem ofeveryv: . "
thing to simplify and car—.
Lafitte shopping for their and, 3‘ j“ ’V
with no time to waste
’VVVid 11%in V
usefulness unimpaired by.
4151: Street and 5th Ave;
nus, with an alliance on,-
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