try and We Wop: hass-
‘trisl «penance is. to be page}. there
. ,would be little less of production
‘9' . 44L “own I” through curtailment of the working
" "" “W” ’ hours.
mm “II—S i Employers. however. are likely to
'oppose the pla_n, because they see in
;itI neutering wedge for a permanent
Iseven-hour day. and are not ready for
tide 1:57 a on; 3:15 P- m., TEACHING use Dermal/000
.Iunrkea'lzwueu 5:00. i
I l It might apyou at first thought that
”F "I-I“ " I I: 'mast anybody knows. how to burn
Mg: Amalgamatig '°°d' That. Would be, true if it were
untied to the use for publication 0' only a matter of setting a match to
I” ‘9" dispatches "“de to it “II the wood. But even in that simple
_ not otherwise in this paper and also
the 10¢” news published herein. jpm there are difllcllltlea Ally boy
“‘3'“ 0' republication of spe- scout or camp fire girl known that
dal despatchee herein are also re;
served. there are many benighted plcnickers
W: who can 'tgetthe campfire started ey-
mo W an en. with the most valiant efforts.
Then literature the people who are
:buming wood for fuel in their homes.
IAnd. there are a medium” of them in
Ithess, times of uncertainty. in regard
Ito the coal supply. in Kentucky the
:taking to educate wood- burnrs in the
correct use of firewood. A member
W of-the United States Forestry Service
NATIM qutSTRY :is touring. the states of Kentucky.
,. The national acceptance of ‘hO-GflriWellVil'flllllfl. sud Louisiapo, speak-
‘ field closing order makes poneihlllk‘ 3‘ lugto mootipgapt fanuersmpd. others
i; good deal of a man going id a dentist. ' who use wod for fuel.
g; The dentist looks him over and tells! Such instruction should touch 11;.
him he has some pretty bad. cavitiell' value of different kinds of wood for
to be fixed up. He'll in a sad listlglugl and the best way to utilize them.
dentally. and the sooner ‘19 $9” I?” The torestry service is doing more.
.. mouth into shape. the. 300“” he'lth, teachingpwood users how to cut
I stop pouring toxins into the rest of? the firewood from the forests with the
his system. So ht-makes an RDDOInkIleast updaeible‘damagato, timber lands.
rment‘sodilieparu. Audit lashes-lag them how to 1m.
.9 m patients?“ hisniindall mad" prove thevalue. of the timber lands»
,sotne condition ‘5 SOIBE '01” "0””) “I the double purpose of conserving both
in the long-rum "0 k999i his “I” coal audmood.
. annulment with his mind in “it“ all]
' titude. And the first minute the den- com,“ use
and bowls. :The careless or ignorant farmer who
it's a sore of reflex action He 097“ reduces his timber lot to a barren
”"9 0' himself, because he IsnII used and forestry.
”to pain. in A second or two he buckles .
tdown, smiles drylymnd. says, 'lt's all, 0 ""
fight, Doctor, go ahead. 1 can stand THE—ACTWE PATRIOT
anything neceswyi"
pill lib Gelm‘m:
:are.cleaned up. And the
ride up its mind to get them cleaned 1111. national purpose But there are
cool what it buy. But the first still a good manyiindividuala who have
time the dentiIstl y
other and bowls. ..
war is this really a sign of childish imiiortani
.Wnupueda—had. the patient run they could do .for their country, while
.93 from the chair—it Wonk! have they are wasteful and heedless in
disgraceful. But he didn't. lie many ways and while they continue
I W9“: and howled, and then. on the to indulge in frosted- cakes, candy,
“at, he gathered himself will“ white bread and otherrarticles of food
lulled. And he soyB' “GO ahead. which we are all supposed to be hoo-
-—Jl can stand whatever l have veriaing. A Duluth. Minn, paper calls
standl" .‘such people “lazy patriots." And the
mowing the. same analogy, the Da- same paper goes on to any that if the
1. mum, and will not makes!!! that the lazy patriot. doemhis, his life
mistakes. The worse state he's would be something like this:
. the more he needs expert truth; /He would insist on having quarters
. but. He doesn't want to waste en- in thobest hotel in Paris instead of lnI
. on unnecessary pain and Nimble barracks or billets. He would de-
HI! m1 dentist proves himself in- man‘d breakfast in bed at 10 o'clock
Who's going to another jinstead of rising early at bugle call.
will rise, to bravely and serenely.
A SEVEN HOUR DAY
people quite timed with.
W coin-i have seen favorably.
“’ «nukes-at consort all:
. _. . i
. 'mgfivflhfirworkluday, h
l lie or SM“ pnoble”. But is there any reason w y
the soldier should be less lay in Ibis
[pleasant boulevard. And when it came
itoi the trenches. he would insist upon
dry, warm trenches in a quiet spot
where warmth and comfort and safety
1M he "NJ /
Nmmmmmumusu»
.tgovernment forestry. service is under- I
in“ Hill- .he swarming. and north the wish that there was something,
“indium“, be you dure his den- soldier did his part_ in the same way!
These “soldiers of the
shown is a practice trench
THE HOHENZOLLERN
THE ONLY IANI
OF PEACE
Sentinel.
talk; rather, let us out
ldittonal surrender of all the
SENT-Mil?
READERS?
UNCONDTIONAL SURRENDER 0F
1
Let us put the soft pedal on peacei
it out altovi
up to stand the pain and ""Nb“? and-I bvi udiciousirimming,here and there.- Igelhel'. it is insulting to 1he lntelli-‘
upeme, because getting the had 9901' The trimmings are "11131115 for fuel genes of the Entente Allies even to
fixed and his whole walks into whole-' This intelligent wood- cutting serves suggest any pence this side of Hades
which does not begin with the uncon
sea," which is one name by which United States Marissa are known. are here
in France wearing their gas masks whilethsyrrutics with loud model. By this
time some of these boys maybe hurling.l.heir pm at "alderman: in. opposing. trenches.
Scribbles and: Sums
'liy “SM"
Wonder what Mr. Hoover has to. say. about "portion" Saturdays when
, he finds out that "groundhog" day comes on Saturday?
F~In .
are to be prevented from playing ‘Th're'll Be A Hot Time in the Old Town
Tonight."
F’
.. l
_—_,
Lucky that Mexico isn't a part of the U. e. What would the natives
HUN do if they were deprived of hot tamaies on blonds"!
One can always bet that when gossip comes in reputation files out of
the window.
Editor of the South Norwalk Bveningi
Washington is 'bone" dry but from some of the things that are being
'done down there the average man is led to believe that "bone" predomin-
iatos in other things than the state of dryness.
it is the love notes that bear heaIt interest.
w
Washington, Lincoln. Valentine. Groundhog My!
I
Teutonic doesn't this coman
armies and their I‘m” “In“ I“ ”ll-‘Imonth “mi!!! the srand little example of getting more done in less time.
This campaignifor education. in the‘ war (0!? \\ by are we resisting the!
of firewood is a good Teutonic armies at all. unless to des- menu is the “He“ bore
S
listltouchcsssensitlve place he lumps thing, It ouuht to. be more “and Amy Hoheuaouernisln? UIacollditionai‘
it is the only
Ilogjical and intelligent preface to pen
'manent peace. Even in Germany her
thinly did not ““9““ “I jump “d waste of stumps is doing himself andIse" if the) ever can "9 their hands
110" "I“? a “III“ "I“ “m minute “I the community an injury. He needl:and feet free from the chains of s
got a little him-13‘" he “0" II I“ Just such lessons in wood economy military tyranny. the enemies of the
surrender must come;
1 Hohenzollern liuu are
Ieuough to disarm and hang the bloody;
linen-eating tiger bunch that
listed and prepared for a. generation;
' Pr 1 bod i d w murdering raid
. 301“on "e" y 8 agree no ill-om the bandit headquarters at Ber-
The nation we: live “01mm” 1W“ were in “"9 '8' '0 "in “o A“ lln on the whole civilization of the
sources of infectionI most people believe that they are WIII' twentieth century; but the friends of
i this robbing. raping.
nation has ing to make every sacrifice to further democracy outside 0f Germany “9 ‘1”"aYe' “"9“ Joumu.coufler
countless army of determined heroes;;
and the notion that democracy. now,
,flnallv awake. can make any terms I
really hurts, it‘lltlled to realise that even the appsr- {[0, peace that do not at," with a.
I :ently. small sacrifices 0108“! We RNI spear thrust through the gimrd ofII
Such people often expresl'the Hohcnsoliern dragon. is an on i
,has been fashionable to say thatw
of the United States are not
’ed in the form of government in Ger-
many after the war. But that is prao
tically the only thing which
our going into the war at all it
said we. are getting into the fight to
world safe for democracy
But how could the world be safe for
democracy with the Hohenmileru or
any other military tyranny making a
iterrible—how terrible, this war proves °
—-lnstnlment of conquest out of the do' cont.
_cile German people? Why the form of Georgia.
government in Germany is t
thing and the only thing in w
The only reason we
are in this war game is that the Ger
man people have been unable to throw
whatever is sane and necessary for drill, he would take a comfortable off the yoke of military {sodium of
stroll whenever he chose Ialong some which. 121 no hope and most Monti!
black-hearted. bloo
make the
are. interested!
pray, red-handed.
dymled William
in Germany:
destroy military feudalism in
it's a picture our institution can’t democracy.; guaranteed for sol-man
'eace by universal and mil
'Assuohademoerlc! Ger-any
WW of “mansions-webs"
Hailey-sly!
Indoor job“ “the”;
the other allies help the dermapat
Gem!!!
Iand leave in ltl place a «summoning . and:
While it may sound sonsuhat paradoalal it is true that the small calibre
risalm new!
"one sided things are pretty fiat"—Bettar Business E-Quipe published
by Glliepie Bros. in Stamford. Well. what about a crystal ball? This it has
an insidetanvi all outside but you wouldn’t call it flat would you?
“My. Ii-‘ortune. Miss l-‘ortunatr's brother" as he styles himself sends in
the following little loin-“A woman who can't blame her unhappiness on
the man she got can always blame it on the one .she didn't get."
premodl- _ -' .
Many a man of draft age is anxious to be drafted into the Vassar rel-
imeuts now that Vassar College ha! announced its war program.
numerous
in addition to some of the "less" days that should be observed may be
added: "Congress shopld institute a speechless day. That would be popu-
——
l cent more tomorrow. We mean the War Savings Stamps.
it some one will Iglve us the clam us we have a lot of Congressional
committed by these lions i
and Belgium' Can such people "or we to its patrons itl greatest degre
learn civic decency" The soft pedal of efficiency
brother, if you please! Did you
hear of the foremost citizens letter allow me to m.-
interest-
justifies there.
i! ”We,
shred! to . distribute as souvenirs men“ of the an No
fthe premeditated murder of“
(I.
”2:: 32.31:; 31' Look "we“ down. and time who are.”
he vary at these things at home: and. again.
hioh we the safe pedal. brother. on all this
Run talk. so far as it is a charge
against the whole magnificent
Wills people of Goethe.
Betas and the tells a!
the kaiser,
'Am erleal"
indirectly in work fer the government
Dear Sir: in the
Mass-
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Remember today is the last day to get $5 for “.12 it will cost you a
In reference to the first part of said
burning aegroes at the stake in thiI- “The rulings of the department
country and tearing out “'9" bI°°d' which require all industries to slow
dripping hearts and tearins then!- t° down without discrimination is i. the
among the mob? D” 1°“ “"I' I'm thing would please the kaiser more
than to have American industries
ruling, are working in the interest of.
and against the cause of roads as “Mr
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“So "“05“”. reason has yet. been our Congress which has added exclu-
unacql why the shutting down ofiaive powers to those already given our
American industries can help the can: president by constitutionaiwrovision.
situation. especially when those indu+ And the American people, in. the
tries are entirely independent of the greatest spirit of unanimity, have ac-
presont coal famine." lluieeoed in this grant. And more
Here i must contradict the writer. worthy of the title of American citi-
rum are many reasons why the shut-
tling down of American industries can the actions of our president and his
1sea-hip will prove loyal supporters of
help the cool situation. if the writer Icolleagues during these trying times.
will refer to an editorial in the Event Continuing with the writer's to
lug Sentinel under date of issue of his mar-kg;
letter. he will learn the grcat tic-up of “Such things occurringtl'n» the midst
the railroads of the west. and of the of conditions of war are a national
rimpolslbillty of shipping our product! calamity, beacuso of the awful conge-
ifroln our western grain fields to the quences following them."
‘flllnhble "“06 ’0' “5 "'7 “3°" 3“th Records that we win be only too glad to send' to “some soldier at the centers of consumption, and further- "Every man should send in his pro-
slven the unconditional "mad? {I front.” , m. Imam. it has been stated by Dr Gan teat «aim this policy to the authori-
the Teutonic armies, What “1.1Ll Wlfleld that With“! the short ID.“ 0‘ “0' i. Washington immediately."
a France their normal momentum. and thereby, forty-eight hours after the enforce- Whel tho- writer prophesises the
8 meat of his order. several ships sta- "awful consequences" which no to 101
ltioned at- diflereat ports had been law this "national calalliity."~ he evi-
bunhered and made ready for «new dently assumes that his judgment is
are. The very tact that the-.0 supply superior to those to whom theIAlneri-
'ships (we do not know just how can people have entrusted with their
many) were detained because of lack again,
of coal seems to me to be a suflcient The writer's suggestion that every
reason for the order. As retards the man send his protest against this
latter part of this ,mfih. it all' policy to Washington is scarcely to be
pears to me that the writer has taken considered seriously. since it is a well-
_a most greedy and nopetriotlc otti- established fact that criticisers of such
”rulings as expressed through the
The next paragraph of III“ letter press and in public assemblies. seems
merely to be confined to those whose
"We are fast. degenerating into a whole ambition during this war is to
German This is indeed. an Will and maisw'hiahnbavesotm tide-
scbiuer. "will!!! “Mimi: 88‘ it 1' hill! to due. of character to lake oar‘urv m ‘13“th v:zrdeI¥mthI:
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