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opened sool is thus. it i-‘t really
usehuubatall. it'uutluilillm
It is reported that seven! hundred
_ girls have already applied tor W
Mu there.
The women are not to do the lie-V-
lsst'wolti. on lieu learn toss-In
mom sid‘o‘th'cr farm machinery
and to do all. the lighter jobs around
the fan And every m who
tales .- such was lollies s also
' hr the heavy wast I (m and
other sous-Iv M or to!
sum” m
The smalls hr waters and the
interest show! or won. amounts
indicate that the "aiming turn will be
osuccsssanducrveabtg new. it
laudmtodthtfihm cm for
fulflns v-Iy. m saw-s. poul-
try raising, milking, etc. are to be
taught elsewhere. in these enterpris—
csfltoo the yrs-cl no showing as
mm ”not.
Aside trout their patriotic motiVeI.
many women are eager to learn more
about Mining. Woman lumen have
long ceasd to ho sunsets at stlosity
or soon They are maki- good and
' 7.“ PRlCE OF GERMAN STRIKES are enjoying the health and freedom
I F" “”9”""5 appreciate m “tilts! are among the products of the
I. (iculties faced by German workmen'modem' up-to—date. successful, mu.
in voicing their discontent though “m , p ‘ .
the means: a Isuzu-a strum} ---+-—-—-.—-
JUSTICE AT LAST
Every either: who knows anything
{about the llalifiips of post oillce em-
ployes rejoices in the announcement
that they are to have substantial sal~
“rest numbers of them may feel bit-
ter resentment agaillt their govern-
' ment and an oven/mug desire, lot
peace at any price, and yet not be able
' ea “salve protest. Tho.
Ems are too great for men old 8" lucreasea The 9061 once com
women not actually driven to despers- mittee oi the house of representatives
n 25
m. The government has threoihas approved a new scale. oddi 1
“cards replay n this mer III“ per com. to the pay or latter carriers
“doom {and postal clerks with corresponding
he first is military power. The up illnesses for other classes of eruploy-
* y commanders haVe orders to pm 9:. The committee's action is expecb
. ,adn dl strike summons isost- 0‘ ‘90 Wire the approval of consrm.
lug to till If necessary. The troops! Th“? 3‘ 1" 00930011 a! to M the
gulorce the orders because they are WW" “’9‘“ about it. There 13 hardly
' aunt that has
ill loyal being well fed and schooled “ “WWW"? '“ "1° c r!
"him not expressed its indignation at the
uh“ obediencie fiuzamm Imeagor recompense given for faithful
; may mean no .
d i the hu jand intelligent service in the post of
,, The secon :controls that II. fice department in a time when the
The governmen iwork is harder than ever and the 00“
M I"-
‘ ‘ ’1 and dolerlt out by the I [of living unprecedented. Even $1.000
‘tem-only to those whose behavior is.
:butisfactory
The third is the look of m bOD-_
.cfits. The labor unions have luvswtéd
~ actically all their folds in war
cans. They cannot pay strike
is without lelp mm grim,
l3nd that help is tot my
bus, in case of a strike, the strikers
are without money. ‘
aid $1,500 instead of $1,200 ior veter-
'ua mm, is little enough. But, it
loop good can in the service.
_.._.._._+_———-
CHEF WHITEOLOUD .
Joseph W. Whitecloud,
l’blc that "‘9 German workers h." dim kill his Montana reservation.
"gone so far as- they have.
_.__._.__.._._——-
WOOD W ”I
more valuable for something else. “We”, won't let him
ITEM is the adv/ice that forearm urnl
at saving coal by burning wood.
[going to use for fuel scraps and he w‘mm to fight.
" 1‘ mi! “Yo I.
_a meeting of fomters of the the Germans have “mm"
a. . states, it was recommended 80 me his people
“a wounds “BI-0'“ 0" lull no m. ensign-mall”.
I W a new“ the mi -—--—O—-———
situation by colour MM"-
and mm m and breaks into verse, “follows?
hardwood.” romantics- “Hm?
natty
cm. wisely. _ is the and M" 1””
bmmoncwngmolntw’
m was “”1
“m the
m' mm mm and m be
chm." ,-T
. meat of our lutional ollciula. A: a re-
ll your moored of 8800, for beginners,
‘wlll help to remedy the iuiustice long
wide-e these public servants and help to
a Sioux
lchief, has been to Washington getting
Under these conditions, it is remark- government consent to recruit sol-
Joseph fought under Custer, Babes and
Hooker, and is said who the only lll'
.su'n survivor of the famous Little Big
M“? use 0‘ the l' T ”'i'iiorn fight. lie wants to go to France
sing). but dont burn up wood that’s {himself m is sore because the war
To be sure, he's 79 years old, and is
{Bing to i I ll n M H e "I. burdened a bit by several bullets that
, file carries in various parts of his arr
is announced that saw mills and , | l y, and only m *0!” I." “d
; b” plants in the GeOrgla woods'u'n see much out oi that. But still
refuse hitherto thrown away. AI “My blood gets up, he says, "when
“d “m“ °‘ ““1 ““1 “° Ilsa-l: dhowflchuimplanned this
awful war. and oi the barbarous way
'- States Forestry Service in the! fil— oi d chief, you see i. cirilised
There’s culture,
A Philadelphia ship carpenter
an o'ercrowded stands of “Wmméonisms-
“13”“.me 'l'hcy don't pulliogether! 80 now let
Mallow the whole pol-ls not Uriel.
but our. has no nos: '.’ wall as
Ho's undoubtedly a god chip euro
may!!!”
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Februry 5, 1.118.
Editor South Norwslk manipulati-
nob
Eur Sir: iKndly allow me to rs
«ply to the public letter which appear-
ed in the captains of your paper you
tel-day and albscrihod to by‘fiotu
Federal (Ice Holder." The lotto:
the attitude expressed by "Mi-I
Citizen" in is published lotto: of
January as, and ‘scema she so be a
repetition of the some ”that.
In mylsctc oi last'l'hurudaylcu-
pressed no desire nor had i any per
sonal rods. to impeach "Mosul
Citizen." On the contrary my estimzl
tion of b- an a business man and
'pubiic ritual. l dare say, is no less
ithan that «ruined by the writer ll
. yesterday’s idler. i do, however, be
lieve in the old and oft repeated prov
orb that howho makes no this
makes mum." and i believe ‘m 0h
instance noel-lean Citizen" Ini- made
a mlstahu is auctioning the judg-
sult at my belief which l'ciprssscd In
my letter i lost 'l'huruay. l vs
_ severely censured by the writer of yes-
| torday'sl letter, who would day too the
'right to criticise "American Citim’
and conocds‘the right to "American
Citizen" to criticise our national oh
cials.
’l‘ho writer's categorical assassin
that "Gusher“ is a Federal once-
;holder. thereby intimmlsg that you
Isonal roams prompted him to corn
’ment on the letter of “American CM
sen." is unwarranted and absolutely
untrue “Observer" is absolutely free!
from any remunerative Federal senr
ice. and probably. is much more dd
stress of remaining so than the writ-l
of said letter. Nordous “Observer"
lay any claim'to the doctrine oi lufab
ubllity on tho part of our public oil
cials. He honestly believes that. ll
executing the extraordilmry and tre-
mendous work which our in depart.
ment is now engaged in some mi»
takes have been and will be made.
but that anyofilcial making a mistake
is among the lirst' to be cognlsut of
it and to profit thereby.
it is true that "Observer" is not in
autocratic Berlin but in patriotic Nor-
walk. and becauscoi' this fact, "0b
server" firmly believes that, if he is
to be privileged to continue to share
the advantages of patriotic Nora-alt
ho ‘mil'str' assist the‘natlonal govern-
msnt in’ its endeavor to preserve tle
free democracy, which we have alloy-
ed during the existence of our govern
ment. and‘ulso to assist in the gin:-
tic eiiort of crushing militarism
"0bserver” further admits that pub-
lic oilicials in a republican form of
government are servants to the people
and he concedes the right during the
ordinary times of them. but during u
time oi war,.oveu in a republic, the
rights and privileges of its citizens 50¢
modified. Hence, it is that free press
and free speech are in a certain do
gree censured
The writer's mm: tblt the
bunllering of vessels engaged in war
service was'not accomplished thrown
the order of Dr. Gurlieldh in must
with the polished upon or Dr. Bar-
deld. and is also h‘conlruat with the
sentiments of the loading coal mor-
chantu of our large who have
exprcsud their m In use «It.
And the notice at mews-itch coa-
teution um factories who saw ado:
quatesapplyofoollubouidbcscrllit
ted to operate is M. Can he an
m that the primary obi"! of the Our-
d plan. uumoly til. rulievlag of the
00m of them would then
be defeated ~ .
la the latter in or his letter in
writer mass; the stat-amt ‘wus
itiois at Brest-littoral: have be?i
' Petrogrod of the Exchange 'f‘cict-g
purported tube a partial “drier
°' will be supplied by France. This
Mums-u»
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lgullo is“ part. A emu council;
was-held
wallow, res. o-rse ocean»;
wbnkcnumtbcmwfl
gruphCoa-puny suyshcisiuform':
e“FARM, I" e.b 6.——'i'oda_\ s of- i
W date-Int says: ‘
"1'56! was viohni artillery
Inkling late so the night In the re-l
giou of [buses Wood (Verdun?
from, east of tile him). in the:
Waugh“
0n the renaiss-
buck "
“faith mini-tithe night was
mull, Holiday, M. d.
~Tbc Wait authorities have
blurted laxi- Litvinol, their‘ ,.
representative lulu-doll to protest
to the British W Bloc
against the drafting of Insulin
citizens into the British army.
PARIS, Feb. 6.—An ilgreement
has been concluded between the
French and Alum govern-
ments by which the canned fruit
and vegetables remind by the
American expeditionary forces
garments when
a was- taken after a joint in-
vealigaiion by experts of them Unit-
ed States Army Pure-W
and French authorities showed
that the normal fruit and vegeta-
ble crop in France was suil'ieicm
to supply both unclear as well «I
all domestic needs.
LONDON, Feb fir—“Raids sol
tempted by the enemy during the
night ill the mgkborlloorl of
Harcourt and Avian in cad; case
were succesuiuih ls- ” to-
dav it official report says. “We
a few primers.
“Except for some artillery ac-
tivity on both sides in the neigh-
borhood of llargicourt and south
of Lens there is nothing fuflhcrto
report."
PARIS, Fob. 8.--A letter of in]
all them to their limit in a near-
by village:
DOWN, Feb. 6.—-—Andrew
Bonar Law, govern-est spokes,
man in the House of Commons,
yesterday announced that a gen-
lenlissimo would not be appointed
as m of the recent conference
of premiers and generals at \'er-.
aaillos
LONDON 'Feb 6.-—-‘l‘llc separa
uriou of ritute and Church by the
Bolshcvlk government. is explain
ed in a long stu nt. sent
abroad b) the Boldlevsk omcial
news agency. From this it is ap—,
parent that all cclosiuutical prop--
1city has bin declared to belong;
to the people atld' Is to be used for
the common weal. l
The Bolshevik commissioners of
public charity, who Have been:
given control of the church pos-
sessions, announce it is their opin-
ion this poperty should be‘ ‘used
solell for the aligvition of th; lot
. . of the clauses an ermg most ronl
nty Wilhefm'Dlttmatm, “'3 ludc- exploitation by capitalist socio-
pendl-Ilt Socialist, according to t},.n Accordingly the expendi-
thc Koeluischc Zeitung, ascribed tnrosforthe ”P9011 ofthc church
the strike movement to reaction cs and ecclesiastical ceremonies
against the maintenance of a state will be us mm
of siege and the machinations of . l 1 v will
the Fatherland Party The ac- ,ejtfizrufimflfimflgflffe gov-
cusctl deputv denied he promoted crumevlt However they will re-
thc strikc and declared it was ceive four weeks salary in ad-
""13 V demonstration strike v.1: Ice. Clergymell, who remain in
l
structinsls to German million
starfish thd United States, Md
J.aII 15, 1915, and signed“GI-neral
llcudthtartcrilx Dr. Fisher , is
publglledm fligl’cttt Parisierl. In
ticr directions are given
concerning the destruction of;
property in lthe United States llv
explosions and otherwise, and the
following instilled; . .
“Agents to carry on deutnlctive
work can bc recruited among the
workingmen’a unions which have
duarchistic tendencies."
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 6.—.——At his
trial before a court-martial, Dep-
and m {"0" 0‘ peace 1’3 undcr- continue their functions, will be
standing employ of". by the. commissioners of
The strike movement could not public charity on the coilecm-e
will secure them.
. They will give excellent service for two months
mOre this season, and they will give splendid ser-
vice next‘ winter. They represent very exit-nor-
dinary values at remarkably little prices.
Coats were $16.00
Now $9. 95
:depot of Northern Finland. The
agnmsta a peace 0‘ annexattons, their pitsitions and who wish to'
be connected with the Russian day-and of the congregations they ~
On Store
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
Women’ 5 Winter Coats
We have onlyr a limited number to sell, but it is
high time they that they should be sold.
It is against our policy to carry over garments
into the next season, but it is definitely to the ad.
vantage of our customers to buy such handsome ~
a fraction of their former price
Coats were $25.00
Now 81650;
workmen’s and sailors’ councils .aoosou DEFEA'rs noun
are releasing enemy prisoners oi mm, 11..., m 6__T°my
war it) the thousands. These men it been oi Boston was awarded the
are moving toward Petrograd in Marco's decision at the end of a
great numbers and it is said that twelve-round bout with Wm" M0,".
40000 already are in the l’etro or MI", N Y he" Honda,
grad district. flight. ' ' y
ADI) WAR. l
STOCKHOLM, Feb. 6.-—~Gcll :
.erul Manncrbeim’ s forces have dcJ
footed the Red Guards and Run-
sians at Ulesborg and captured
'lhe city, which is the chief military
4::qu Want as. cm to m.
WHY, WAIT ?
Youcan buyyourcaruowatu.
great saving. Upon payment of
$100 deposit, we will more it free
until April lat. Selection is good
now and some cars will be paint-
ed your own color.
Used Car Bulletin Upon Request.
WIILYSLOVEIMND. in.
Broadway and 60th at, New York
battle lasted two days and several
hundred wen killed during the:
fighting.
A number of fugitives from the
Red Guard force defeated by the
White Guard' to this bottle have ar-
rived in Sweden.
Considerable stores of ammuni-
tion and artillery were accumulat‘
ed' In Uleaborg.
‘I
”the! Will “vs. no Winn-rs.
Scribbles and Scralvis
By!“ SANDY."
One thing that is seriously some men in the moat animal m- the Bu-
reau of Labor statistics suggests that we need a clothing administrator. We
are-agreeable. but if the clothing administrator can like file fuel - adminis-
trator South Norwsik will look like a chorus ham “The Miles" or say live
burlesque show, before spring.
‘ m—e
revolution. Ditmun testified. Iscrvc ‘
AMSTERDAM, Feb 5—43" and ceremonies may be continued
man and unwilling-rial! FM- on condition that the clergy ac-
sign Ministers, Dr. von Kuehl- up: as private remua manners-
nlaun and Count Cumin. left Ber- that from the locality where the}
lip last night for Brest-Litovsk, to officiatc
continuc- the peace negotiations. .ln officim Russian wireless
according to a dispatch from .th9 dispatch contains a declaration
German capital. by Letiah segmental-ins from
Three Russian arm} corps on the Lettish Councils of Socialists
the Russo-RM: front,
Labs! Alzoig’er of ' 8338. the assertion of the Austin-Gert.
twice attempted to m the on man delegatmn at Brest-Licovsk
manian frontier, but only small de- that the belts had expressed a de-
tachments succeedd in gating sire for separation from Russia.
Russians. With 200 homes. "088-. German and Russian forces can he
ed into the lines of the armies of withdrawn from the Lettish terti-
the Central Powers. tot-y so that the inhabitants cm
WITH 11m willow heelyt express their will fo'lI un-
ARMY IN FRANCE, Tuesday, conditional unity and undivided
Feb. 5 (By The Associated Press) existence.
-—Anlc‘iean artillery ksptnpucsu- ld deluratiou similar to that
"w "WC-“9 WI lad-suic- cou-
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Chimneys,
mucosa lagers-rs
tiuuoub fire on the enemy batteries made by the belts has bee, issued
rough“ Tuesday'audthcfiot' Mums. It emancht
, - remanded with the result full and unfettered self-determina-
at thmwaslively shelling along ~ ~ « for mm. of Mouia,’ lu-
multifunction. dldthDagoaudlheneigh
At the-sine ting the American boring ill-ads inhabited bylin-
be vii»?
W'fiu Ii!
For imitation} ftmcl Ions ‘
4M! and Soldiers protesting against‘
through It is added that 3,009 The mmnmmm=
agony"
That upstate firm that advertises a liquor cure, sure has attractiVe ad—
vertisemeuts. The other day while pl ring over an exchange we thought than
Iwo bad the real low down on some ii no family scandal when we saw—-
!"Deur Father-:1 got so drunk—" and then reading a little further along wo-
fond that after he had become “our” gpiflc'ted" that he had gone and
2cultured up in New Emu. Be In" the name and address as well as the
telephone number and we were forced to wonder if he were tipping the old
trait of! to a good place to overcome the fumes of the incense oi Baccus.
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When it comes to meatless days the family pet strut objects to hav-
ing it tried on the do:
' Prank Mel- hfl'better get after Madame ulna tomorrow night alto
marrow is one of the original "lightleos" nights and she may take it into her
head to shine in spite of lllr. Garfield o innocuous
Nearly everyone has good inteut'fl‘butbhl Wt they Her tom»
these cold mornings. . ' ‘ ' ‘3-
The gas bill may be a "light" infliction-mow doll' t shoot boys—but get-
,tlng it receiptod is a heavy one.
AWWpooplethesedanwheuallshould try and “our
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