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.—~Germany has not made such a thor~
(nigh “pacific penetration of italy‘s
financial and Industrial markets as is
generally reported. according to d‘ran‘
ceeco Nitti, the former minister of
agriculture. who has contributed an
article on the subject current num—
l-cn of 'Dutch journals (or economics
ard geography. Germany. he says,
has only placed capital amounting in
the aggregate to $8,000,000 into ital
Ian enterprises. There are but few
A MILITARY CAMP NEAR non. l
WALK. ' t
Mr. Editor:
Probably no one has. ever consider
td Ille question of a military barracki
in titt vicinity of Nolw.alk At least 1"
‘lit‘H‘l have heard such a suggestion ,
Sonic months ago a troup of govern-i
moot engineers selected for tempor-i
my use a site which should make an;
excellent location for a permanent en-l
t-anlpment and training grounds. t
Ill the plot so used there were;
about forty acres of level, open land,
bounded on tour aides by "highways,
and through the property flout: a con-
siderable stream of cxteltenl. unc~on
laminated water.
jllowing from
‘thl'ough unpoiluted hill and dale and
pireiy German companies .ot import-
a‘ cc in ltaiy. he says. but, on the
«her hand; numerous Germans have
:liveiy participated in the working
v italian companies without putting
5y money into them. Revenue sta-
I Other land, doubling or even quadru-
plicating the said acreage: could be
'tdded if desired. A
Again, the location is attire and con-
venient. I mean it its not easily ac-
Iziics indicate that last year the to- would? to an Enemy. Could a hostile
ll ‘of taxed foreign capital in Italy vessel of war gain accents to waters
lo‘ approximately $00,000,000, otlnf the Sound, their guns would need
‘lich roughly $60,000,000 was Frenchlto be of very long range to reach this
:-'".l Belgian. $32,000,000 British andisequesiered spot and land forces of an
(My $5,000.000 German, more than enemy could never hope to reach
"if 0" WNCh 13“" sum is TBDW‘It-amp. Allow the plain rise abrupt
mod ht tlmmoet prominent German mama“. of natures own mung,
calm-hip “m“ “1““ there 15 0' .thic'h :conimand the eterhead and city
0‘ lieltnan penetration‘ aaya S‘gumircgiona for mileavwan ideal. madoto
Wm" “l ch efh represented (by mdl'lordcr situation for floaty ordinance
\idual Germans who act or hate act- nd filing cor-pa Good roads rlldia
t .. r l in tits nd
H 3° mm ge S of h“ n hm an ttiug in every direction render a mill-
. .‘ ‘ c , e it an 'Blitw
‘7 ageuta of Fren h B in m d liar) felce mobile to an unusual de-
i ll trading corporations.
the Italian authority zree, and to every point. Here is no
i urks pith disappointment that Amer objective for an enemy. no munitlon or
. i an capital hold aloof from itttliauiordnance plants no city, w'u‘ its ”It
fnanclal undertakings Which is ‘heiuablc equipment of publit and factor)!
1 ore regrettable since America Is the bulidingn, “0 flitouaanda 0‘ “”29““
('liy country which the italiana need§8u0ll 83 an aroused foe “1‘95 ‘0 work
, n suspect of ulterior motives" andfllnvoc with. Shore defense is a necear
to adds that the great volume otislty~but. at the same time, it is aleoJ
i‘utlian exports and labor to the United ; a main point of attack. ' ‘
hates would seem to justify the ex-1 For proper defence and adequate'
notation that Americans would ‘Showgprotection, there must needs be the
I‘Ore interest ill Italian finances. iflecond line of defense
._._.._____.._...__. l Here We have it, prepared by nature
7 TO‘Km Jan. 21‘4“” Japane'ae "i" {for us. No enemy would be satisfied
. ‘ "n“ nho Name“ ”‘9 “”9" rice “Bed with the conquest of one or two of our
curing the recent coronation of Em- tConnectiout ports. The entire alto
peror Yoshihito haVe received count-u ine alone would gratify his ambitions.
lean offers of marriage from an partisi and. this were quite necessary. in or
n the Empire not! the young men who tder for him to permanently establish
ended the sacred rice have been in- "him-told In New England
tutti by plominont. families to be t With such a rendezvous m we sug
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tome adopted sons. Participation in! .
t'lo holy rites of the coronation is “gent melt and munitions and ordnancel
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p.
(4“:a
further re-.
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Messinga and the young women and don to New York to meet emergency
men who had be do with the sacred either by land or by water and it, by;
rice are very greatly respected Many-any reason, a break should be made
t t the girls have already been tied through defiance at the entrance to the
nod. sound. swift moves to some of our
adjoining hills of murderous guns.
How “IFIZ” He,“ .llnig‘nt pile up an enuny navy in such
Sore, Tired? Feet
Smanner as to completely block
navigable roedWay of sound waters:
In olden times the Torys came over
from Long Island to. provision their
camps from Norwaik, and to play soi-
Good-bye sore feet.
nwollen feet, swea°ty_ feet
i'.eet tired feet.
Good- -bye coma, caucuses, huniona
and raw snot!-
No m shoe
.. tightnese. .. noi
-» no mom ilmvihs
with pain or
Grumman» you:
, . a”
burning feet,
smelling poorly prepared villages. There
should never be a repetition of: this ex-
perience; tiius. anuldani enemy: treach-
tlns' aide oc melt-ignite lté would
with thingy sport apdpeceaaary to tile
palate.
Somewhere atuat be built accommo
'datto'n loathe advv ”Jointed; now
it; the broth at. Wang-WNW
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fiupposed to he accompanied by many could be quickly hung from New Lon 1 ,
the‘ ‘
that with match and me upon our:-
néed ere long to pm his inter
coal points of approach: and, add to
these. good, sparkling waters ever
the back country;
we have a location that cannot be c a' t
celled eteu it equalled.
J. B. 1.. ‘
MANY BROWN STUDENTS
LIVE lN PROVIDENCE
Majority of students Come from New
England sum, With Mana-
cbuutta in Lead.
PROVIDBNC I, R. "1.. Jan. 25.-—Stti-
tiaticadrawn l’rom lite current cata~
logue of Brown University allow that
the institution in drawing students
from a wider fieldthan in the peat.
Forty-owe per cent. of the 256 men in
the record-breaking [mailman class
colne from Rhoda island. as against“
per cent. ill 191345. Maaaachuaotie
contributes 23 per cent. and the alxl
New England Staten 73 per. cent. Inf 7
against 80 per cent. u year ago. Five!
other atateu, New York. New Jersey,i
Pennsylvania. Ohio and illinola con-
tribute 20 per cent., a 5 per cent. in-
crease. l
The composition of the undergrad-i
tlate. mania college as a. whole remains
preponderatingly of local al’udenta.
fifty-four per cent. of the atudent
body live within 25 miles oi the Lint-i
varsity, and only 34 per cent. more}
than titty miles away. The Women'a‘
College is more distinctly a local in;
atitullon. drawing 78 per cent. of ital
rtudellta from within the 25-mile ra
dlus. ()f the 150 students in the grad-
uate department exactly two- thirds are.1
Rhodo Islanders. and 29 different colfi
leges are represented among the 55
who did not graduate from Brown.
EFFIOlENCY in THE aounom.
“My dear. it takes you too long to;
dress."
"There is much to attend to—my
gown. my hair, my complexion.”
”Things are not» Organized. Let
some of your ”maids form an assent-
bling department. Others can paint
you up. as that work is going on."
L‘inonihe
A Great liome
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Remedy \
or Coughs
‘ and Colds.
Linonine brings relief, even in the'
ado.
roan or cow non aavnpmm,
man in min You wartr. '
‘ ‘ “10%ch «in South MI-
moat stubborn cases, and the world of i»
medicine know: no aurer curative as» _ . z? i
eat for bronchial aifiictlons than ”‘3". , 1
onine. When the throat is parched and 7 ‘-
' the lungs .aoro with severe colds the :
Inflammation trout membranghand tla- ’
AND in percent" nafinn't'ma'tf , .
vanced 10 per cent.
so It 5 SMOOTH Tarzan...
Automobile Tires and Tubes Have Ad:
30 x 3% SMOOTH TREAT) ................... $8.00
S. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St
nor. Fon'REo AND nonoa BROS. cans.
We ‘ Are Still swing
.................... $5.75
The kind that becomes part
all time.
Furniture of ..
Quality '
That‘wthe sort we offer yo it here.
of your. life and satisfies (or
m wal. permit (50., inc.
Mk for each prion for up out
can... 3 am. 5!.
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lllctnn altos. strict
I3 Cross at. ‘ 13 Woodward AV...
'Phonc 1623. South Nomalk.'_ct.
sronao‘amuo napammo. FORD
Wonx a sreclaurv. '
Tires, Tubes and Suppllea. tPaomat
Gov-vim a Feature.
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. Smith. Underwood
minnow all other
3» makes. ”Murmur
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' admit met- mttt.‘
lap. enemy
AHAI’W new vitae“; ,
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M. FLEURY, Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Roman day, $1.50‘vneok and up
Railroad Ave. - So. Nov-walk
i: GVERCOATS
The Best Values in
" ‘ the City
$10 to $12. 50
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The Blue Bird
18 SOMETHING NEW IN DINNEWAREV
The lucky Bluebird ("The Soul of Happiness") is the dedun oh
this Dinner Segundo by one o! the foreth American pattern. Till
highest point reached in harmony of color. chute. dam. gadget...
the same time, the latent tiling In the prevailing mode It will rap, “lg ;
- to be the groateat over—a Bluebird in blue and turquoise " ‘ the"
loft rod of nature on the brunt, while the edge of each piece in In
trim! in deep blue linen and tracing. To see it laid out complete it ,u
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who vie‘wa It.
Displayed at Gehebe’ s . .
35 whattttto'ronsr. sou'm noawm
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Blue Bitd Set Coupon
Mon. Jan. 24
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