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TOMORROW

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Nmber of .the Associated Press

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entitled to the use for publication oi
all ms dispatches. credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
the 'iocul news publLShed herein.

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h-‘~ the. “work. It

as for the nation's good. This is no

time for hali~workers and half-joint.
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THE RELIGION OF THE TRENCHES

"A new religion is going to come
out of the trenches," writes Private
Pest in the American Magazine. "i call
it shirt-sleeve rdigion.’ because it l.~i
going to be practical and straightfor-
ward and honest."

There is t'tllglon there, he assure:
us. real religion. 'i‘hcn men when a
good deal in the trenches and the?!
don't pray or go through the ordinary
forms of religion: but just'the same
they are far more religious than they
ever were before, or than the people

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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t , it Values for [marrow

[m1 Bargains That Mean Big
gfiniings for the Thrifty

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A GREAT

MARK DOWN AND

 

Extra heavy and
which mks them

TURKISH TOWELS

is exceptionally strong, with neat blue borders,
good value. The regular price' iafiOc.

gtécspatches hem” “N “>0 w at home are now. They have the big
' —~...m ' essentials of iaiih.

m0 33m}:- TEE-i “Every mother‘s son of us is honest-

. -__ _PHONE GAL” ‘ly at peace with God. Why? because

m1 W92. we are just as sure that we are whit“

m “9'93 the church folks call right with Got"

"mung? Mace—1321.388 8‘6 We are that we are in the trenches.

 

We're oitetl afraid—phynicallv of get-
tin: wounded or killed. But afraid to
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INTERFERING WITH THE DRAFT

named (lessen,

llm’en‘t been there. but every iluhtini:
that
we have wiped our slate by
All the little, pet
has

 

A Milwaukee nltlll man will understand. We feel
' thought, tilt-3 many of his hrethern in
his fatherland. that the United States

was "blulfing" in its war reparations,
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what we are doing.
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vised others to do likewise. and was “We have heroine children again.

10""11191)’ open and oflcnslve in lliH'Wc believe absolutely that God under

anti-American w'ar talk. tstuntls. and lit- lire-well, just plttitl
As a result. the elder Gessert- has, i comfortable in our hearts."

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t "J n
h ' been sentenced by a federal court to!
nerve five years in the Fort heaven.
'0'“ wiwflaflfi citing of the manly virtucs. It is non—
. it may seem a harsh sentence. lliit sense to talk of the “demoralizing cf-
in the opinion of Judge Anderson, who I feet, of trench life."

I
imposed the punishment, it is it any: "There is one thing certain," says

ity of the offense. The oliender was' a better man than he
”interfering deliberately with the pro-inns when hv Went into, it. i could
‘. classes by which the nation is defend: “.11 or dozens of cases 1 have known
trig itself, and was to the extent of llis‘ ppmmaut- of men who were literally
power endangering the sucrcss of theibom “gain in the trenches."

war. it Waln't merely the result of uni A“ m lhlg ”guru“: ht profound
understandable desire to sate a Mun-Iron for parents who are worrying
‘ loved “on from "‘9 dangers 0‘ “'"tifor the spiritual and moral welfare!)I
.lt wai rather the fruit of hatred and . their song;

treason. He would have been willing. ‘It's hitter hard. 1 know, to send
to have his 8011 391'“? “1 [he G""“flnii'our son awn." to light. But If you W
I .nny. ittiizt- that the war is going to give him
I The influence of his words and cit-la post-graduate course in the very
I' _anlple was more serious and menac-fmincg le'i'f‘ tried hardest to “in"
log than the mere clort to saVe hls’him, maybe it won' t. seem so hard.
own .son from army service. He and. Those things are couralle and 10"]in
fills kind. it thPl' 113d “‘91“ W333 obedience. self—sacrifice, honesty.
fwould repay the.hospltullty and trust. trust in God—aren't they? We“. 11'0""
of their adopted land by making more the things he will learn in the

froth this war

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

America as helpless against German. I}. can “end him awaywitb a smile on
fauna-lion 8“ the ”73““th 30‘5“?" your face. a smile of pride and hope."
viii have rendered Russia. - The boys will bring that simple,
. The example is a salutary, 0119- Th°.manl,v religion back with them. We
infliction of a few such penalties, to-lwon-t have. to get busy "saying their

. her with full publicity of the facis‘souls" when they return. They may

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tin! principles involved. will go farl he saying our souls.
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‘ award stopping all interference with, ——-——O————-

t” ' l The Cologne Volkzeitung says:

i“The Pence Germany—meaning the

. . _ . ! .

‘ . ‘Gcrmlln government—wants is just.
,-m0RK $.08 PUWERETS of; because it is based on the eighth cone

, thas become a comment) ace ,mandment." . The eighth command.

L bor discussions to say that memrlncnt is. “Thou shalt-not steal."

5 is everybody crazy in the Volkzeltv

' '. . ly think
' . ion of disiribu- ““3 ”he” 0" do they “‘9'"

‘ ta i:re}yn;qqu;:e the Saturdayieverybody outside of Germany is

n. ong . cm 2 ,

ening Post suggests one ”big labor _____.____ .

' .merve” that is not often taken into; Not lotiongo Americans were busy

.. .nt. it is the American town loaf-admiring the “hundredghousanddoi-

. " um lars—n-year man." Now t ey're pay pg

9' vi

’1'“ taken in the a: n U it ed homage to the f‘dollara-year man. a
“Every country town n t e n {voluntary worker for Uncle Sam. in

”3"" ’5’“ the 'Pmt' "I‘m“ “w“.manycaseshe's the identical citizen.

M if the able-bodied men will And in any case we find the new litan-
.. .who,arc,,xorklng at 1131:.ng dard nobier than the old.

‘ “incidental, puttering, tinkering. if Trotsky would challenge the Kili-

WW Wt' "Nonmz'mlmcrtotdcbato tbeJuuel .of the war.
its idlers on any given day of the and the .Kalser would WWL the war
1mm mmhmcomtm‘ non lawlmichtibc mot til the: time ‘0 a
', at teriai things—doing odd , saturation conclusion Each '0‘“
. .It must be put totltmitbsr 18* the-“W“? MW" we“ ev'

‘ country needs their labor" - cry-thing would he’s“ right. _
to. true, as everybody known And; Brazil is afraid that. in restricting

.. , mu we do with those not!" the importation .of luxuriel to ‘uvo
. ileum blunder-2.91:0 .nat- mgnpny.sm:bulng bar co:
3. 33W" is. not them May’at the 1m «out Homilies

our sclectiva service.

pic plenty of workmen in the country

« , oi ootroo for them broom-ta
, «Macintosh that now confront!“ no luxury—WI . necessity.

- the food-inns nod"

.. "The U-boat menace has been M"
. gushes .and our at;
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W'm_nrlufll ail-inky“,
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AWN employ-“Mm as manic-g!
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“it's hard to explain to thosc who

60 when his son was drafted for the gone by. it's as simple as black and
army. the father advised him to lg- white; and what We are doing is '
more the call. More than that, he ad-Iwhlte. .

and pence comes a wonderful strcntzth- .

thing too lenient, considering the gray-t pm", "Your boy is coming homc'

impossible to raise an «my. makingf tienChes. Believing this. you certnin'i

 
 

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3‘31; ml t l ”out wwfifi (LEARAP‘CE SALE OF ALL WOOL ‘
gigabi‘tgscmm your solution. Our regular BLANKETS i
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1‘ Every Blanket inth' sale ‘ f '
Tomorrow ................ . 27c YII'd 'quality. They represents most“ 3:33;: i

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cotton and worth $1.00.
Sale - ....................

liolo Paella, who begun life as '4 Lalbtr's assistant in Marseilles, baa:

BED SHEETS
Bleached Shoots, full also, ”do of

 

 

 

turn convicted tll tht- ulhsi gigantic German spy attempt ill the war. A‘
l’liris court sentenced hilll '0 death His operations reached to the Unit-t
ed States. Secretary of State Lansing gait- some at the information on'
which he was convicted. ‘

 
 
 
 

 

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.—..< postwar-ls FOR SALT !
i ; WATER FlsnniiMEN;_

 

, HARTFORD. Feb. 2F.~»Salt water
fishermen, "engaged at any period of
ithe year. in the eonlnlelclal distribu-

‘ [Lon of all varieties of salt water fish,"
EM" , > 'must be licensed. in fact, the Feder-

‘ Eat Food “ministration for f‘onnectl-
:cut pointed nut today that such filth-
'errnen should have applied to “United
States Food Administration. License
'lDivlsfb'n. Washinltton, I). C." and
should have secured thcll licenses, for
’ , which no charge if made. by February
V, ‘15. The President's proclamation ye-
i garding the salt water fishermen was
i issued January 10 and the food ad-
————- ministration odiclals in Connecticut
KNOWS THE IRISH TIMES WELL. issued a warning through the news-

 

 

 

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Extra line unlit .
= high-grade soft“ y

The price ll $4.00 place.

 

 

 

 

South Norwnlk. Feb. 21 19". papers into in January that all iishcr- GRAB COCK I
T th Edi _ ., . ‘ . men should get licenses under a Dell“ .

0 m: tor of TI" hienlng ‘lentl ally of 85.000 and imprisonment for FIGHT COIN, !

- one year. . .

lltar Slr:_ Oil taking up my copy of Judging item the complaints and lil‘: SHOOT ONE

”,9 Sentinel on Saturday evening 1 qglrms that are comigg Into the food
. a ministration oilice ally. many nsh-
“f” sizrtlcd to find “in extra “fleet-men have not complied with the: i
type if “"41““. “we“ 310'” provl'ttions‘ fif’thc Presidcm's proclamaflbolfl 10 O'clock. The crowd throng-i
Are. Riotipg ln‘irelau
discovered that the news emanated ministration.3 which Is preparing to in the middle of the barn. Where
trail: the .etlltorlnl' sanction of the Price"; gum" any unlicensed n1" "13bit“: was t: be “red and lamps
.. ,, wa er s crmen w o engages n in.» an Items s ed a flick r

lrish “To“ that "was pup 0' m‘_buslness for protlt or who offers hialovcr the scene. e lng light:
London Thundercr" my tears were catch for sale miller than for his own The two birds Were brought in and'
alloyed. A “rang suspicion [orth- pcrsonal use. Wholesale fishermen after a few moments preliminary span,
with assailed me that some mawkiah llaaetbleen licensed “title Navemtlerkln'irlnf the encounter waxed fast and

‘ an er lccnses w an cc. .' e«- or otls. it was at this momcn

Wm"" 'M at "°”‘ "Vi“ ‘0 dis wise, paid employees of fishing firms the big surprise of the evening twhtfl
credit the Irish and alienate American do not require any licenses other than sprung. '
.ymmthy {ram lrcland's cause. Three that held by their employers. Thc. ‘ Bandits Appear. I
thousand miles of the broad Atlantic sea food which comes under the regit-' Six youn men. apparently about'
and a uniform censorship not con- lotions. which the food administrn- 19 years of ,age sludcnlv emergent
d lion will shortly issue. includes all from the. cr w and with a loud '
“Ht? ‘0 3 8099(1) verification 0‘ the .salt water fish. menhaden. crttstu- Voice In it ev ryonc to reach fort

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patch, but some oi us know the ”lrish crabs, ”"9”” and cum”- Th“ m" backed "it ill

Times" mo we", trol given the food administration “anew“ "gal... all of thcl

have too full .1
.' will ennblc ly complied with

 

the {val .
great success.
once standing up against the wall. one
of the gunmen “tricked" the crowd
to the extent of 8100. ‘

; As the strangers wcrc’abont to take'

demand also met with}
With the entire until-i

. from Its anti-lrish sheets. Readers of "mm
the “Sentinel" will he better able to
'appra'lse the value of the news Ills-

ipatch when they are told that the“ . NEW REBELLION

i"lrish Times" is the oiflcial organ of . .
, PEthG. Wednesday. Feb. 20.—. -

i tllel .
Lnlonism in lreland. the mouthpiece Gen. p?“ Ynh-Slang, in command Dummy” gtzzréugfcmzolrggolgc “lunged ”a:
of the old ascendency party which‘10.000 northern troops. has rebelled ed the ”an“ to piece-it. mema‘n]
liong fattened on down trodden insh'ngainst a recent mandate of Presldcutmen became a bit nervous at $113“
income, but which. now. happily. hits? “it": inoChnnhg urging. the ge:er;]'f“"‘° 0‘ "'9 game, and V'h’" "'9 ‘3“;9
llost its pcwer for evil. It has always w o ' a non “me" ° ' inc 1 9' shattered against the wall one of the

:been the staunch advocate of thirtgmgirt: ".Zil'ttiiitsmmfst‘“3211153353,, dad. ~11“; mine}! struck
{straits hand to 'curb every manifests-’Kluk'finfl 0“ the ”0"!" 0' “'9 "9'“he Is now instril‘fflgcnwgicll 373.. it";
i tion of the irrepressible lrlsh longing laces of “We“ and llunan. and i" g.v- ' probably fatally wounded. p '
‘0 win freedom from the English can! ing'llil-flcgpct‘t’ll'tth'zl' [13:12”? :trateizicaix' "a,” Hasty Exit.

nectlon. and It stood solidly back of position on the Ynngtsekiang, by the ”1:12? 3;;12211“Thgecggifiurélig?
the Curragh Camp mutinecrs whentsoutherncrs, ‘5 confirmed omclally. led cautiously and when an attempt
they refused to obey ordersto proceed; i-was made to start the several auto-
to Ulster to check Carson and hls', {floaty-l d‘ih'flvl grfihncarhthe agate.
Covenantei-s. By a marvelous disiay' A resident of Norwalk. who has? . s, ”c” “r, “ P '0 ’5
of revolqilg inconsistency. not to nygl’ricnds in the service “over thm."::;gn:”:,";gt '3': Eschiziisncsfintl‘l!
EhYDOcrisyv the “Irish Times" treatedilrecemly ”“9“?“ "'9 '°"°'i”5 menu' s
the Ulster revolt as an act of loyalist“ of the Christmas. dinner of Cotillion)t

iA. 10kt United States Infantry. and
t0 the. Crown 0‘ England. but Vb“ theithinks it was good enough for an?-

Slnn Felners proceeded on similar,body: _
lines to establish an lrish republic Christmas Dinner of 00- Av 101“ "

. ~ 3. infantry.
they were branded as traitors, and the
"irish Times" cried aloud for their "Gnu—80mm." “'qu 19"

Lay on Mum and damned be he
blood. This is the paper which now Who first "in "Hold. cum

JAPANESE IN A

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A DINNER IN FRANCE.

 

made their getaway very successfully.

up were apparently young fellow
about 19 years of age. None of the
quintet wore masks. it is believed
that the gang has been making the.
rounds of the various cock lights
which have lately been held in Long
.Island. the Bronx, and 1311! city. The

 

.3“? ‘2“ “umlmer'm the Atlan- -:;::th " police have been unable'to discover
‘ c ep ng . .. u ' country Un Turfquc a manger Dove of Peace Jay W 0' the ”5"“ no ’9"
seething with crime remarkable for ombalnlcd "’"""‘

its audacity and ninety." A pane- Olive Drab Dressing ‘ 'm‘ ‘I’QMELMID
gyrlc of virtue by Satan would cause Potatoes ‘ m to the victims °' 1""

Pointnes' dc terre '

Irish modulations
Celery

me less gurprlse than if the "lriah
Times" were to indulge in anything

n

Attrition the ma. washed up . on

m PILLOW CASES

c _from a standard muslin, um {

Form" ocular sixe- nuy moo valuocl:
83.50 BED BLANKEQS

Lam silo, inauortcd plaids, blue tan
gray. They assault and warm. This is all?

At .......... . ...........

ENGLISH LONG CWITH

stro and texture, made of
fabrics for women'snagnd Wilma: “but

Sale Tomorrow ...........

 

d:" but when lotion'tlmlshord‘crs of lhi' toot: {ll-ted the bit which had been third but,

Rewarded thy faith. 1 cleanse thee wages 0g $1.5

tWhere the gates stand alar, our Yam!

ended in failure. and the strangers .

The men who pulled on the bold-'

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

largo. They are woven will ”up, ‘
good looking as well as , . TABLE DAMASK i
Tomorrow ...................... 44c
(00d :35? DRESS GINGHAMS
‘ inghnnlshavearc ‘
"' 79‘ “"‘ Wmhnrnfiumi"

Now is the time tobuy them. We ha .
did variety of .W' ul dwgns‘ all: “$3.
1110 regular price is 29c yard.

Tomorrow ................. 19c yard

MADRAS
This material is particular ad
owonlcn'a shirt waists and men’slyshirttwég
launder perfectly. Addoohoioc-of-mfnlly
patterns. The real value is 35c yard.
.Sale Tomorrow . . r. . ........ 21c yard

tPERCALES

..29ceach

.' 82.29 pair

 

 

Hum. Yard wide. r slit is the finest
. colors are the i '. czt.y Value 25c £31.81“ and .
.S2t98mlcce Stile Tomorrow ....... 18c yard J

 

 

 

Home on the breast of the waves or

 

kcc boys sleep,

their doom, Alone with their Maker and the chant
Where the sen gulls scream, and the of the deep.
bunkers boom, - 1.3“ . _' , ,,. .— ..- ..

A grey khaki suit their burial shroud. The God
And the pitylng tears of a weeping ‘
cloud .
' ‘ And the ocean a hymn to the mourn-
.”“IW'fi'h' ' "’3‘ . era who grieve,
Fall as a mourner's tears might. alas. For the loved and the lost in foreign

of the winds sings a dirgo
at 'evc, '

 

Without spiritual blessing, and tritium; dune any”,

“l cnmass, ~ . Swept by the mist of, the Atlantic's
But God the lone sentinel cried“ “Who waves.

6°“ The"? ' nouns QUlXOTE.
Halt! i will issue a passage thal'sl

“1"" _ ‘ 5 That the little persuadcr of other

.days. the whipping poet. should be

A sea to accland be and the brought back into vogue and used on
N ‘9 De y ,husbands who refuse to support their

bonrn .
' . 'wivcs. is the recommendation of Sti-
To the gates where the raging lltlt‘fl‘perior Judge Morgan. of San me

doth turn, cisco. The court's suggestion was

charges contained in this loadon dis. terms. and shell fish. such as oyster.» the stars. lnu uch as the strangers'Wltet-e the candles and incense but-n- made in the case of Mrs. Adele Cas-
.demantl with very! 0th for all.

Heedlng the bolt of the sentincl's call.

k ’ lishclmcn to immune a men p

nowledse of Its propaganda melho‘lclthcir catch and will give them on the u c hold-up gents ihcnt‘

to swallow wholesale all that comes vortuniiies to broaden their olvcm- o dycgwl to itne up against.“salnie to thy master and enter themE
Tb ‘

sagnes. who testified that her oficizll
provider was not even giving my
~enough to pay for a loaf of war bzeutt.

:So in the absence of the whipping
gnes

post Judge Morgan ordered Cassa
to the county rock pile, with his

in, 0 it day to be trned over

of sin," . :to the wife.

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‘ cribbles «and ,Scmvls
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It is probably a matter of great regret atBerlin that the Tuscania con-
tained no womcnpr children.

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lf you huyla war savings stamp it sort of gives you the right to stand

up when the “Star .Spangled Banner’_' is played. '
«pa——
0 man may have for the coming summers

Another excuse that the it:
- as so thick this winter that It cost more to

higher prices is that the ice w
cut it.

 

The weather has promised to behave. but what's a promise to the wea-
ther? .

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Thcreis wisdom in combining the coal and ice business. They get you
wound coins.

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Whathastbecolno of Senator lal’ollette? His photo hasn't graced (?~
a newspaper pagotform little time ‘

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Wondervwllat the street. car conductorette will do when she baa-tonal!

out a street-am! her mouth iattuli - of gum?

but vitdpentlon of . Nationalist rims dc Lia French sump Lilies . .
tireland. ’ - ' cnl _ Outbound cad-fifty wetland more. .—
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