b. mam . My“
inst received. Also.
‘ , “Aprons of all kinds.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwaik.
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AUTOMOBILE LUNCH our;
AS BLUE AS THE SKY
:t‘ft , .
4’ FITS :
. ' . Buy
3' . r Styles for high flyers .
For 8':an Of :our Per 3:15;) $9.70: now,.there:ll be no drop.
of we ersons, $4. it These suits are unusual
DONN ULLY,SX5l Values. Firml and sine, de-
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016 So. Mainlft. K . l fully made in two different
8 UTE NW5 models—the pinch back
and strap back for Young
men, the conservative style
NOW _ ; for conservative tnen.
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"1:31;: PAINTING “ Roget's & Stevens
,Aistimntes Cheerfully Gven .NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
Call us—PLone 1446 ...
J. A. RUDDEK — *
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103 :50. Main St., So. Norwnlk.
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Crimins, of New York, are t “3‘9 'Ha
of Mise Katherine Henneesi'. Spring
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nsfl‘iot Bill, sulner
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X‘ui‘enue, has been V5s‘7iill3, in Milford.
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Being an Old Comedy Ils-
written and With Entirely .
New Cast of Characters—mE
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l‘:ht although it has been the topic oil
,sotnt- conversation :lllltlllL", the local
{lights of Norwalk for the past couple"
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l it Saturday a
1 number of the local :cntrv of this com-j " l
tututtity jounnoym m NV“. York to "XIX , _ X .
DR!HAN$’-§Ul;Z§R)
t'te double-header and after the. game
Stems lnt‘ (in I‘m!
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GERMAN PEOPLE, l
NOT THE KAISER, .
TO MAKE PEACE
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atoms. The general tenor of lllt- com-
munication had been antitipumd. butj
diplomats were surprised to find in it
a virtual appeal to the German peo-
ple to strive for emancipation from:
military control and become fitted to
deal with a world democracy. .
Among other objections to a promo?
ture peace, the note indicates that i‘.‘
would resuit in the abandomnent of‘
“new born Russia to the intrigue, the
manifold subtle internment-c and thc‘
certain counter revolution which
would be attempted by all the malig
influences to which the German got-
ernmont has of late accustomed the;
world.“ The president's reply tol-
lows:~-
Washington, l'). 0., 'l‘uosday.
Following is the text of President
\i‘ilson's-rcply to the Pope’ pence.
proposal:
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"August 27. 1917. 1
“To His Holiness, Bt‘llcdlclus XV
Pope :—-~
"In uckttowlt-tdgemcnt of the com—
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the United
to transmit the
1917. the President .of
requests mc
: following rcplyz— ‘
"livery heart that has not been
tho: all go f.) the:
restaurant he Itotnzt and have dinner
there.
1):“. llans Fulzcr, with lllSlflnlll)’,
,llih‘ jUst arrived in the United States
Ito takc tip his duties as Swiss minis-
ter to the ['nitt-d Slates. While he
looks a llt'lt- like the late lamented
The vote if the party being unant-
nious for acceptance the party went to
tho t‘t‘wintll‘dllt and had jus' madc up
. rs v. j»w
I 1‘l(':1‘ minds :s to what thcv wanted Bill hulztv. on. .td .LYottXthor of \t
. ‘ ‘ York state 'tc made it different impres-
when the pond \vuittr come up to the . V
. X _ slott.
l.‘lllt’ t.!'~t ‘ltc cvpo“:dth~' til the l:'.l\‘t
\‘vcrc occupvi't: and firtnlv but lltllllt‘w "
1" "till “10 :tfi'tv t":tt one of t!tvirXC0L0NEl. RYAN’S
number t'tillltl not hc sa-rvetl, i FINE RECORD
“What! Not st‘t'vo ntc‘.’ llow now
follow, do too not ltoow that :t result-l
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rant proprioior cannot refuse to vcnd.
"in t'ia'uis :ct-ot'tlinc to the l:|.\\' of tho1
:tt'tititirs:
state?" the lawyer in ourstion asked. 0.010th Ryan's Record.
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, A card party will be given at The
" Knob tonight. Members desiring to
play will make up tltcir own tablts. as
Collins-O'Brien
Word was tcccivcd in South.
,walk of the marriage, this week, of
iMiss llclon I". ()‘lll‘ielt, tlnunlllt‘t‘ of
Act‘lltutdtby Mrs. ltossio Aro-tson, of Mrs. Mary p. tl'llricn. of ii Crescent
(unliczzlcntoot, ltonjatnitt ll. Land, on 'l‘trrt'ucc, to Thomas J. Collins. The
Qim-ncv in New ll:'.\'t‘h_ was accosted coromonv was performed August 20th
Nov-
. yesterday :ind then released on $100 in St. John’s t‘hurclt, l-‘resno, (Tallinn
hall. The complain was made ottt ”‘4. li)‘ lllt‘ lit-V. Dr. 'l‘t‘uxton. Mr. and
by (Titv Attorney \‘t'ltitnker, a cpt- M‘s. (‘oliins :Il'o now enjoyintt o tour
of t‘to Pacific coast. and are expected
to return to South Norwnlk next week.
This evening Prof. \‘incenclo Do The bride is one of the city's popltlttr
"Sumo, of Italy, a tncntbcr of tho ltal- and :tccotttplishctl young ludT‘n, and
ion cotntttissitm to this country, will for some limo past this been a tench-
;It the ltorkclcy or in the New York public schools.
loge classmate.
address a gather-int:
street chapcl on his experiences on the ———-—-—
*ttnlinn front. This talk is for the hen-‘ Mich“t Dorothy Louise Pcppcr, daugh-
elit of the. Norwalk (‘lmptot‘ of the “’1‘ of Mrs. Emma V. l’cplit‘l‘. formerly
American Red Cross. in. 13083111“ is of Norwalk, will be united in umrrinno
stoppint; with Mr. :llld Mrs. l.chm:\ir tomorrow\Moninn nt 7 o‘clock. to
of lilue Mountain lt‘arm. :(‘lntrlcs Edward lluckland, .lr.. of Hart-
.__.. :ford. The ceremony will be performed
—-l’olley's .lrtncing school now open at the residence of the bride. 56 Con-
cvcrv cvcnittc. l‘rivutc tencbin: only. cord street. Hartford.
\ . v . t ,..e r. ., X‘ v. v .
I‘ Norwulk firemen repi‘oscnting the m“- ““1 ‘1 ... "(mi l.. “ms fit
It 10 llorc Pioneer Phoenix Old (“""‘(”“lfl't‘ “0"“ “‘0 “Wick-0nd LEUt‘SlS
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Well l‘uinnm How and hint-flower of Mr. and .tlt-s. Andrew Weed, in
' h ’ ‘ ‘ " .. . " v " t' ':.‘ r orlv
companies met last evening in the ”W'm‘ldl” M~ “th “ “ f" .1“ _ -
‘ pastor of the Sprint'tlulo Methodist
Pioneer Quarters, in Main street, and
mind unanimously to turn out for the
”big parade Saturday afternoon. Regu-
'.iatiou uniforms will be worn. and the
members of tlic dcpartment are re
."t quested to meet at the Main street
ouartei's at. 1:45 o‘clock sharp, natur-
day afternoon.
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Episcopal (‘lntrch tutti ho occupied the
pulpit. there, Sunday,
I w”
M". :mu .\1 as. .\l A. Perkins lt‘avo re-
turned from tliotr honeymoon, and
will ho home to their munv friends at
, No. ifih liztiu street, the home of Mrs.
Xl’or'tins' parrots. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
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Orntovv f‘Ptn soup lioxos on sit‘oct 1" "L
corners in New “mm" “N.“MM‘ “in. Miss Leila inch of 178 South Muin
not be pcrmiteri bv t‘lticf Smith as strcct ii: spending the week in Now
the testtlt of :t disturlntttco Saturday York city with her relatives.
night whcn ,tt’sOC‘VIXIISi $93k"? ”’1‘“ _.._._
merited upon national affairs in n wav Mrs. Elizabeth (‘nmphcll and Mrs.
that llltlllV "1 his “PW-‘9‘“ l"‘5"“”‘d- lillu Ilumlott are spending today at
This caused interruption 0f stret‘t (‘oucy island.
traffic ,and intorfcrencc by the police. u...-
\._~ Slump speaking from now (in must Frank (loodchild and family of Fiztx
"be confined to the Con‘ral Gt‘ccn ‘ttnd‘ Hill Road, are spondinz several days
speakers must not. be uttpatriotic inXin Atlantic City.
their remarks.
nun. spent the week-end with relatives
~FRtDAY LUNCHEON DAY
‘ tat Norwnlk.
at. the Gumtry club.
Nelson Brown. of New Cannan‘,‘ltas
‘ ”ALMOND TOILET LOTIOF_lncccpted :1. position with the Norwalk
For Chopped Hands, Face or LIPS, ‘ Tire and Rubber Co.
Sunburn, Bites or Stings 0f In: Mrs. Sidney Gttrtt‘cll of Norwnlk has
250 root-otlv been visiting Mr. and Mrs. ii.
tGartroll of Mansfield avenue, Darien.
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Stillson-Powell Corporation;
.‘ Patriotism’s Simple Test
Are you enlisted in your country‘s cause? .Do your duty—-
Fight or Save! Don’t longer dodge the. issue. If you choose
to save, here at this institution there's safety, banking ser-
vice Xand compound interest at your command. Enlist today
—-'ts'a soldier or u saver. ‘Wfimyffv $2.5m , 2
South Norwatk saungsnatir
mystic“: ram...
seets;5o_z.bottle..........
Miss Elsie Fitzgerald,
3”t = \
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Miss Anna Anntmzinto, of New Catr
Miss Mazy upon the scoundrel's ears. Words t’ol-
X “That may be," said l‘tc wztitt‘t'. “but:
i you arc not wont'inga coat and we can
Xtofnse to hi"'\'t' volt it too do no! cont-
ply with. lll‘ I
ludian fighter.
Scout commander.
Veteran of two (‘ulntn cxpcditionn.
Participant in c'unpnicns against
. . .. lipino in~urt .‘tos. ;
, Iii‘ihllig ins pardon the lawyer went Aid ,1" camp 1.. 11),. provisional my X’
in scorch of n \l':llic‘l' from whom for crnor of Cuba. ,5
a small lurgcsso he was hide to hurt i.‘t_uunuttttlcr of the first ronintcnt’of?
row :1 coat for the length (if 1)“. m“, Ruralt‘s and all Jltc ttt'tilleip’ in Htl'X
.- vanu. t
ntt. . .
l , X , i ASHOt'lilIt‘ professor of modern inn X
L tlbc m no how represents the name homes at West Point.
‘plncc Milllt‘ time after, us the guests, t‘oatijutor of Ambassador t‘vcrnrd in;
'thorouu‘tl)‘ t'cttlcttishcd with good food ““"k of transportinz: stranded Atneri-X‘
"tnrl other t'clt'cshtncnt, are looting). t‘ott buck ’0 United 5‘“ij . . l
. “Well (but sure “a, sumo tame and X :\n>‘l.\l:tlli clitct _ot stall atth tntel-X
'l‘l . .. X XX X‘ .f" ‘** tltgcnctt olltccr with l't-i'sltittus col'X
‘ l 3“" "W “W ““i that """" .t'.~ut in Mexico. ’
it is no otbcr than our hero who llonor nruduate of the infantry and;
.r'licalts. Truc his cmmtiation is pt‘r.‘ (infill?! tiOllOOl- _ . =
ll‘“ b“. m, tht mu”, “m set-m it). tomntnnder of the \\lsconifln-Xhllclt-X
loam, \veivlti no. unlit l .., XX X X ann provisional ttttlnatt: regiment, l
, 'X *‘ l U l ’ l “‘“l‘” .1! i hltortly tiller graduation from “cast,
Xtt Without a pair of epvt‘tttt‘lt‘s to cut-X Point in 15th! t‘oloncl ltynn joined the}
p‘t'tsizt- i‘lt‘ llllt‘!‘ points of his :trcu.t'l‘~.‘tttlt t'uvnlry in its campaigns;
tucnt. It‘mtlnst hostile rt‘tnnttnt.s of tile Ger-X-
,cninto hands and bands undcr t‘bicfl
lttdinn‘lx’id. Then he bccuiuc scottft
lcotumandcr and supcrvlsor of Ir
ltlians on the “'llilc Mountain rcscr-i
i left :i‘vation in Arizona. . '
finger in is”! he was transfcrv‘d to lion l
‘ t ,t::tnt and took part in the roundinag
top of f‘rt-t Indians who had czcapud
h ‘from Canada.
First Step in 1897.
ruin-s of illis llt)>llvl‘)'." Em
Xi “Your pardon. monicnr, but you l are
forgotten something‘.“
The ltuntblc 2:t"cot\ speaks.
| “No, no, tnv fine follow
'stnztll coin undct'ncoth the
bowl."
"3th, but \lonsieut‘. the coin it
nozzioQ. l'. is go coat that Monsieur]
i... mm... (-1., l tlcsit‘c. If Monsieur. Alter t‘olonel llynn‘s promotion to,
will ho my kind as to recollect that he: a “‘5‘. “WWW”??? in 5h" Ninth t‘av-
lmrrotv’mv coal from mow," : airy, imp. .i, 189.. he wits sctu toXAlntt
‘ o ' ‘ tint to lll'lll‘; food to stnrvmiz tuners.
'1 he :t‘tm'wv remembers and muc't‘tvtutt. to was tit lh’ea ittetmrtnc to
lilt‘stlt‘ltlulion follows thc rcturn of tho, cross the White Pass and proceed to
(.“tht 1,. the owner. inept" of the Yukon his expedition
Hm," tho St‘f‘llt‘ shifts and now i,X‘Xh‘tltod bccttusc reports regarding the
is \vlicn thc purtv is out on the high-l shortage of food proved to be fttlsm.
.. . - ~~ ~ - l t (donut Ryan lctt Alaska in with to,
\\.l.\). take patt in the Santiago expedition.
X ~*; 511)} my good follow, would you doX He was prwcnt at the battles ttround
into a favor and loan the your coat for: Siiiillim” 3"“ in ‘1‘" first occupation
, . f Cuba
to few moments. It beastly tl ' ~-. ‘) ' , , .
|llt‘l‘t’ v'k H, ‘ ‘ ”In" As captain of cavalry in Mill lie
X' - no“. _ ltuok part in tho expeditions against
i (ct‘tatnly, "”l‘ lili‘i‘ml‘t‘ the Filipino Insurrcctos and on his
l The exclmngo is made, A cinar isX return to the l'nit-etl States he was
tl‘rcsscd Ullt'l'l the man who loaned tltoX‘ iXtSSitlnXt‘Xll to ”‘1‘? I'X‘inlt‘t‘nlll 1(X‘aYéllt‘i;w «iXt,
‘ . . .~. .-t . tvcr 'nstnttton . . o-l
l(nlll. Ponce a nun roi'u‘ ’ll 0. v o- ‘ m ' ' K
p...- t‘ L ‘ ‘ n m‘ ”1 loncl Ryan was sent to Cuba duringi
t” j“ the second expedition and was placed.
tl‘ho lust cc! to tho stirrinn drain-1 in cmnnnmd of the It‘o'st Regiment, anl
is reached). lRttt‘nlt’s nil all artillery in Havana.
“won. woli. if it isn't the old bridge MW “0 ““04"“? "id. ‘9“(‘1‘1‘1‘C‘X0 ‘Xl‘et
. . 'i': ' " ‘ 7: t‘nzt
lat “asltinnton street. ltor tnnnl'l¥3mvsggghwwiflaglrDoubtnl'lnéi‘flkta_‘
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Xtmnm .touts l .‘d‘o not sten titt‘l‘. 01“; tion t‘oloncl Ryan was transferred to
'comrado. I am glad to be on dutyXFmt Sheridan ,where he commanded
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tannin." Thi' speaker is Omom‘ Frank Troop M. of the Fifteenth Cavalry.
tStrnlton who has no connection .with “_V"(“‘Il,(;llit‘ili‘~0 00101:“? Ri‘mlr “'0!“ it;
”17.5.3“. , .1 . , ) , est o nt as omega 9 pro cssor o
l l. ' ‘ bu “ m P‘ "WNW”? ‘f’l‘ndimodorn languages. remaining in, that
n ll’llt‘ local color to the ‘mtzc “nt'capncitv from 1911 to 1914,
’sccvtc" as tho French would say. Slant to Germany in 1914. ‘ .
’ An automobile drawn up silontlyandl' 0n the outbreak of the moat war
! swiftly to the curb. A copped and mm_i'(‘,olonql If?“ ,“J”, “5????th {not Ger-
‘O f r . . . ., .. :‘ itnnny not us rta o a m 3" l‘ttllS‘
.t d lg“ n daft“ for h but 1“ demnpdiportntton of stranded Americans to
by a mysterious hand winch halts thedm1 United States. In Berlin he (.0.
”“74““? in “‘9 headlong flight. operated with Ambassador Gerard.
| “Return me that cont,-catil‘f" rings, .Rcturnini: to the United States,
Xt‘Colonel Ryan was promoted to bc
_ . . . . major of the Fifth (‘nvalrw He
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0“ 11d 3115‘] wltenXblost seem 1mm" ;servcd omtlte Mcxtcan border as ad-
;“l’m {-19 chctnnge ~5 "33-“ made andijutnnt of the Second Cavalry Brigade
Xlus disguise being remoVed the. famil- until the nutritive expedition went
{tar figure of an unfrocked attorney into Mexico- During ill? expedition
again walks one street. of Norwalk, (“011971 Ryan was asstsmnt chief of
"Xomvwm‘d bound staff and later intelligence officer.
.‘ , . . ' During this expedition Colonel Ryan
. “”5 '5 “Tim?" and printed by his accompanied General Pershing until
t, fellow attorneys in the hope that, the column was halted at Portal.
{sooner or later the attorney in queS-i 1’0“”an the “Dediiion 00‘0““
ltion will learn that it is best to wear
i 11 . l . \i , Y lulry until his promotion to the lien-
la coat W '3“ dm “g m ‘ ew ork “5' tena’nt colonelcy of the First Cayalry.
thurnnts. = '. In January, 1,9X17, he was ordered to
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Chicago to inspect the cavalry of the
National Guard of the central depart-
ment.’ lanune he was assigned to
duty at Fort Sheridan, where be com-
mended the..Wtscon‘s1n-Micbigan regi-
ment. :1":
The colonel is an honor graduate
or the Infantry and Cavalry school of
NOTICE
All members of painters‘ local un-‘
Xiion 527‘ wishing to parade in Danbury‘
l Labor Day will meet In Central Labor
Hall 8 o'clock Friday night so commlt~
blindcd and lltll‘tlt'llt‘tl by this icrrihh=
war must be touched by this moving
jnppcal of His Holiness the Pope,~
ttnutst feel the dignity and force of the,
tannicatitin cf Your llolittuss to tho‘X' l . . . X .
. - » AV i ~ . ; uh I‘ -' .t
”thump,“ "(.01)th dutctl August 1 , Jill 1.t,. tltbllr’ n.) l tarsal upon Lil.
Showing New Line of Fall
Velvet Hats—New Fall Suits-
New Waists.
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tion?
“Responsdtle statesmen must now
every where see, if tl‘rs)‘ never saw he»
tore, that no peace can lust securely
upon political on, economic restric-
tions meant to benefit some nations
.ttnd cripple or embarrass others upon
’t'intilctite action of any sort or any
hind oi" t'Pl-llilt' or deliberate injury.
'l‘ht- American people have sutt‘ered
intolerable wrongs at the hands of
‘ém lntpcclitl
(icrnmn people. who have themselves
suffered all things in this war, Vllit'll
they did not choose. They believe
that pcac“ should llsl upon the rights
of pcoplcs, not the l'I/.lll\ of govern
ntcntsmtlto rights of peoples great or
small, wcal; on powerfulrr‘their equal
right to frccdont and security and
it»; ilh‘ill t‘l, t printout“
11 treaty of setttlement and accommoda-
Eelves as the other [H"l1:lr$ of the
world Would bc ,lll‘llllt‘tl tu .c:~~pting.
Without sin n mutant is ticates o!
settlement, acrtt-nn-nt.~; lot' dtsztrmanr
cnt, covcnunzs to rtl l!" arbitra-
tion in the place of lUl't‘t'. It'll'tiorial
adjustments. reconstitutit-ns of small.
nations, it made with the (human
not'crntucnt, no than no nation could
now dt-pend on. We inn-1. lt'i‘fltll some
new evidence of the ptnposes of the
great peoples of the (tonal Powers.
God grant it may i,” nivt-n soon and.
in it. way to testot 7- tin t'onlidt‘nce of
all peoplcs everywhere in the faith
of nations and the possibility of ti
covcnuntcd peace. .
Signed, ROBERT LANSING,
“Sect‘rtury of State of
States of America."
Illt‘
['nited
it'cd nblinntions of tienty or the inn:
licy;
~R.Van commanded the Thirteenth Cav- .
humane and generous motives which ‘sX-alt'cowtnntent and .‘0 a participa-y
lirontbtcd it, and must ferventlt wish .mm upon fair 1.9m” in the cconomth
Xthat we. might fake ”1,. Will) 0,5 peace opportttntttcs oi the world, the “Cl".
X1”. so persuasively points out. But man people of course, included. lit
Xit would be folly to take it if it dot = mf-YW‘U accept cqualtt.’ and not I”: "I! '
5m), in fact lead to the :0“, I“, m.” domination. X
iposos. Our response must bo has” “The test. therefore. of every plant
:ilptm the Min-n facts and ”till“ no”, of peace is tltisz- is it based upon
ling clsc. It is not a ltrt‘l‘t‘ ('t ssutitm the faith of all the people .nvolvcd or:
lof ttrnts ho dcsircs ~it is z' .stnhlo uni 'tncrely upon llll‘ word of an ambition.-
it‘ndlltlnt: notice. This agony mu: gm; 'and intriguing .L‘OV'Tl‘nlllOlll on the
lbo Konr- throunlt with again, and it till“ llilihl 311d 0" it L'YUUP 0f “‘09 pert,
tunnel be a matter of very solr‘r .‘ltltlt‘ pics on the other? This is a. tcstl
tlllt‘lli what will insure us itsainst' it. which goes to the root of the matter,
3 "ills Holiness in substnncu pm. and it is the lost which must be 313';
poses that we return to the status plied. ‘1
ouo antobclium and that then thero‘ "the purposes of ti“ linilcd States
Foley’s Honey and ar'
HELPS COUGHS QUICKLY
Fousv's Honev AND TAR takes right
hold of an obstinate cough and giva
quick relief.
It puts a healing coating on the in-
flamed membranes that line the throlt.
and air passages. It stops the tickling;
be it Kt‘l‘nfll'ttl continuation. distirma in this war are known to the \thll‘ Ioosensand raises blegm easil . It is
intent and it concert of nations. based ‘world do cvcr)‘ ttt‘Ottle t0 whom ill“ just splendid if): brdtcbie and k
lubon n itccepta cc of the principle of truth has been permitted it) cotttt‘.X. grippe coughs. and tight, whee-r
anbitration tlia by It tilltlllzll‘ concert They do not need to be stated again. breathing. g g.“ )
tfreedont of (he. seas be cstablisln ‘We sent; no material advantage of;
and that the territorial claims of \cnv kind. We believe that the inter-
lt‘rancc and hair, 11;“) pcl‘plt‘xitlt: prob- able wrongs door in lbiu “or by lilt‘, a bottle. her cough begun to Ilow up. not.
tents of the llalltnn States. and the fut-ion.s and brutal power of the lm-t “V" ”Nil" ““le cued 1‘" with.
restitution of Poland be left to sucii'porial German government Ought ‘0 Stillson-I’owell Corporation.
conciliatory adjustments as may m. be “applied, but not at the expense of
possible in the new temper of such it'dllt" taovereignty of any people; r:t-.
lit‘ilt‘t‘. tlllt‘ I‘l’wtttl bcinn [mid to tite‘thcr a vindication of the sovereltmll'd
aspirations of the people: whose po- both of those that are weak and those‘ --~ -
littcttl fortunes and affiliations will be'fhnt “1-9 strone. Punitive damages,X "The necessaries of life are
involved. the dLsmembcrmcnt of empires, ”it"hlgher than they were a few
“it is manifest that no part of this establishment of selfish and exclusitX'xejagOX
pronrmunc can be successfuliv car- 'ocottomic lettrzttcs we deem inexpt‘ ' , ..
rictl ontIunlcss the it“stilulimt of thc' tent :tnti in tho end. worse than futilc.fmDre there me Of them.
status quo nnte furnishes a firm und‘no tIrOthI‘ hurts for it poace. That‘
satisfactory basis for it. The object mtm be hand upon justice and fair-l
of this war is to arm:- tltc free poo~ nose and the common rights of man i
pics of the world from the ntcnuce'ltind. ] Old Financier—Young man, you
and the actual pow-3r of :l vast mill.“ “\‘t‘p cannot tnlto the word of lllt‘fmust remember that there's always
our establishment controlled by llll'prpspln vulcrs oi Germany as n SHIRT-tram“ at the top of the ladder. Appu.
IITPSDtillslltIF ROVOI‘ntXucnt. \\'lllt'll_ "’o- :mtet- of anything that is to tendurei t F J b L’ , W ld , i d
in: secretly planned to dominate ”19 unlvfss rxplicitly supported by olivine“ or D _ ‘m‘ 0" )0“ mn
world, pt‘ocppdpd to m”,- tho I‘litil'comvlnsivc .vicnce “an". will and giving me n boost. so I can see for my-
out without rcnard t‘illl"1‘ to the sac- puppnsp of the German people them-X5011?
Mrs. W. S. Bailey, Lancnter. Ky., (30an
almost continuously day and nilht, unti obs
took Foley‘l Honey and Tu. Alter akin: hilt
COST OF HIGH LIVING.
a lot
years
“Yes. and just think how many,
a
A LITTLE HELP WANTED.
, . .n....... m... _ 1
African Chiefs on the Western Front
established ."sttctlccs and long cher- ,___,__..
irhcd principles of international ttc~
tion and honor which chose in own
time for the war ----- delivered its blow
ficrt ”iv and suddenly, stopped at no
barrier, either of law or Ol'lllt‘l‘t‘yi
swept a whole continent within the
tidooi' bloodw not the blood of suit
tilt’l‘s only. but the blood of innocent:
women and children also and of tho'
ltelplcsa poor, and now stands bullcnl,
lzut not defeated, the cnttny of four-1
fifths of the world. This power is not
the German people. It is the ruthless
nnstor of the (lermnn 1‘ .‘Ople. I! is,
no business of ours how the great
people cattle under its control or sub-
mitted with temporary artstto the
domination of its purpose: bll'. it is
cur busincss to sec to it that the his,
tory of the rest of the world is not
longer left to its linttdlnn. l
"l‘o deal with such :1 Power by way
of peace the plan proposed by His'
Holiness the Pope would, so for as
we can see, involve a recuperation of‘
its strength and a renewal of its pol-‘
would make it IIt‘Ct‘~.<'-ll‘_\v' to
create a permanent hostile combina-5
tion of nations against the lrrtnattl‘
people, who are its instruments, and,
would result in abandoning the netv-'
born Russia to lll‘l‘ intrigue. the ntani-l
fold .subtlcinterference and tho cor-E
tam counter revolution which would
be attempted by all the malian in-!
tluences to which the German govern—3
ment has of late accustomed the»
world. can peace be based upon :1
restitution of its power or upon any
wurd of honor it could pledge to a
The British have imported a lot-orwar dance. How much fighting the”
African chiefs to the western front inhave done is not known, but they;
France, and two of them are here have furnished much entertainment tU‘
shown in‘ their war dress ready fOr athe Tommies and Poilus.
milk and Front-Lace
for '
STOUTX FIGURES ’
:Make‘ large. hips ‘ Jimmie}:
bulky‘ waist-lines more
raceinlznwltmrd bust-
; nee smaller and have the
" Old Corset 'f comfort “with
first wearing. ’ ' ' '
as.
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' at to 1996, and Wes amember of the staff
tee will P0111103: mania “Ck 3 class lntbe start college until he went
Pmliui or a 3 ng , . to Links to, take part in the second
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