- 'Noawrtut
grows.
The
work alone. lie needs as all—with all
our hope, our ambition, our energy. !
Attention! Shoulder spades! Fos-
ward march! on with 8pring——to the
Garden!
._____.._..___—
11180me WATER _
I Do yucknow how to throw a buck.
cool of-‘woter? mus doom-ls our!
ad. in all seriousness. in a bulletin on
fire prfimloa lewd by the UM
»1 m:
' manhunt) as
sans downs '
airway, India, 191s
.ligbtldebzwamflm .i‘n.
Inarhssdzll; I“ p
has rises. an” stirs. mmnnm
,_ l
strongest ally cannot ‘60 Ml" ‘
'suits of the coalless days order which allowing such credit.
'lte described as a ”lookout" on east-l
me, a. : walled excess pro the consumer declaris in min. to
Item law) allowhg deduction of di- be true. and which specifies (1) ‘hs
‘l
.i
6 LD AND. . yideads. the other—(the-"lfi Jntome amount coal the consumer has osi
mmghswgl may distilli- atlio tour the amount of coal he has
‘ irate prese for the year in which )on order and the name of the per-
- upfltwwtnumm” to when ordered, (3) the
ldiVldend is distributed were accumu-
_ Iiated; one (the 1916 law) allowing tilt
nouneed the fuel administration. as- net income to be credited with the
serting that Administrator Garfield amount of the excess profits tax. the
had not told the truth regarding re- other (the excess profits “'1 law) no
:~ W
icoathasd From Page One). .‘mount of coal used by him in thri
twelve months ending March 31. 1918.
and (i) the amount of coal needed
to meet this actual and necessary re-
quirements prior to March 31. 1919:
provided. however, that this regula-
As above suggested the United
1'”! :industries. . . ‘1‘“ income ll! referred to h
.. Asks Hoovsria UM» in“ 4. ye tax law was
in the midst of on debate the M!- a. m a of ’13 and llr suc-
ate “3409‘“ 3 réoibtton ‘Y Senator ,cessm. the federal act of 19l6. and.
Sauhbary, of Delaware. president pro- the um income M which such com-
temporo asking the featsdmialstra- any h .Wtao pay a tax to “It
tion for its authority ah Ming an himdlt‘es’iseitrod m in the Con-
fuel administrator. withip his
state under such chi-dances
conditions as he-snay lanai miner- ',
“id)—-0n and after April 1. ms.
or shall. unless “Mildly thel
state fuel 'ad tuqrstsr settvsr or;
1’
ii-
‘i
tion may be modified by any dilate-fl.
oun‘; "
and until further notice no retail deal-m
s
3‘
fi.
7d
Twenty Special mains .
:fior Saturday Only
Mommas sm'rs $3.98
about. moraine
“aim." ”I” I 'Statcs department 0' 3mm" Wa- 0mm“ “"9““ mum”! 5"“ ‘1 flx- necticut law is the net income coli- cause to be de ivered to any domestic- , _
. The “Jug; Frau 3:353” m, “eke“ are said u, be the best 9d ”0?”, 0” ”mullet!“ “‘9 "'9" voted and. said federal law. The or consumer more than two-third of hisI ”9W 3m Dress Skirts in name 3139 no.
.titled to the use 1"”Wn u h, “m ”a” . touristic”- meat. in law had not normal assent moire-eats of anth- , serge sndsillt, a variety of
. all u“ dispatcbee W .0 it or fire,- protastlon anybody II...“ suntor “oleott. mu. of Dela-I he, m or even browsed who: racitc on] until each«dornestic con- WM. WOMEN'S 25° 80
.0. otherwise in this "’9', and also the money. But most people *‘don't '3’“ “Id u" “WV" 1‘“ denied the Connecticut law was passed. or author whohas placed'hls order with u 190
the local nous pom heroin. ' tints to u. best .5. “0w” 0‘ ' farm ”Mu“, 9”“ its: when the 1917 amendments thereto 'IMJHKI' and is willing to'receivel; , a” WOm'S PAIR .
All “35‘! 0‘ republicstion of ”1‘30" “0" to “e oi $913. discll‘ftl‘ninl'sgzalla I?" lie were adopted. and so cannot be re- dgllry‘rynof‘t‘ie same has received two I ‘ ' SILK F ,
"i... ,vanmge. The department visa 9"“- ‘° 9" ‘9 r“ ' ‘9 ‘ered as having been contemplated t i . f s normal anneal require. .n m“ - m “& l‘lbbod tops
:14.” . be”. are also re- “ d 8"“ . few useful "“9"- “ as food administration. pui'tlw or referred to by the General Asscm- menu for the year ending March 81 , 8.98 m. . ’ 811
. “9' a” ,1” ‘9‘" “' "“9““ "d "’9‘“ dat- biy in connection therewith. It foi- 1’”: provided. homer,’that orders " jug-m. ‘m In prett
L—L—n .. .4330". . era. licensing power, was hlVlnl ‘3“ lows. therefore. that the slate taajN ‘1 10.! or I.“ may Mi flied hi “I.” y . ‘
M“ m “ml if you find flames breahing out in “f", in actual practice. étthould be assessed .upon the net ia- - l ' - m3 150 303! 12 1-20
u“ i . , 1 1 “° would I!“ m" h“ "° l‘fi'bcome as computed under the fr-deral.’ “(bl—Carlad or barge load lots ""
1",“, house bout just grab a pa: b meagle‘ss dag- itil then:l had" ill: been low of "15 u "new“; hence the shall not be delivered to a single do; w “W's SILK PAIR -
- d' discos! e it sttadty ln are '0 M '8 "f" “Yb 9""0' net income .mbraccd in the mum mettle mailman-sloop ores- . ‘
I'm“, 3" 3 i ”The flood declared. ‘A '9' more “c“ o‘ (as shown by item 8) should. in my em. out with thewrmission-df'uqmrrA ”REM ”-95 Double been “d ‘9": “It
‘ general direction of the in- the food administration and we wIl .Mment, be credited with up the local fuel administrator. 1‘. ion“ colors.
llrnaclt of throwlnl a broad sheet of W” "“4 ““9““ l “”9"" ”‘9 9" mm of the United States excess "fl-MI “I “0"”! the ID- . “will assortment of
W I m 'm lI m. ‘1ency 0' ‘bc U-ne‘ Staten hlll bun ”I. la! lmposPd “no“ ‘he corpor.. “l ”0".dmw5lnlol’ on th flrfll. of: . “1 Meh- wonuls m am 27°
m w‘. mom-I'VE", in I Iomic‘m p ,ry‘w'ed twenty per CPI". by lflnorI.l“m “d obsessed {or u“. “m” rd. “Ch mwl'. ~mm( unllinlngi ' M— -. '
1113-12. ‘ily learned, and is useful on a sprud' I“""""?“°e '"h ”mm” memm'" solar. or fiscal year in like manner all m and “dd"“e' 0' “mum" $1.69 IAVY OHIFPON PAIR
‘ I . n th floor The water should "" "t”mm ""3 '“e‘ “Mum'- as such tax is deductible in the corn-”mo it1mm Nitrates ‘hsvc been: '
mfnh ’9 0" e ' ‘ ”0' 39"“0' Reed commuted upon .pgmgon of the mum income tax, made during the prevlols month and rammsm, $1.29 White soles, splint! heels
“A ROUGHNECK WAR" {be applied to the base of the fire. and Dr. Garfield's statement that as tho‘. For the same reason the item “the quantity delivered to each. YARD ”an". _ F
A correspondent who has hi 9 [“0' ‘0 ”'9 mm” “d “won". “'0' mtrgltetlrfd $3381.38? ‘nw will” dividends "cel'm' being ”uh“ “ulswtyh Glut? r f” coasumgr :rillvl: If“ TI! ‘
_ 0 yr.-- eca rs. . co on rats on c ‘ . .’
cently gone to France carrying 'wirhi"'nt9|’ all?“ “t with “° “M" "i Attacks on Garfield. po '3'.?: {:1 gvlo;:;igg’l::6§: 13:3: subject to the :cual'llcs prescribe. Y‘rd . 'v “d1 1m" flfl- “0 0013 ‘1‘”,
him an accurate knowledge of theta dipper or a broom and sprinkled on onlllllln’i Wamemlgl:‘t goafiunl‘tmi “nth computing the net income for the‘ M'- "l9 ”133:2; Jsbbs 11h, ‘ “nn‘hbh quality. SAUOBRS 6’03 $1.49 ,
; . .than , ' ”‘° 5 ”D purpose of taxation under the Col“- ‘ - "- . ’
-atate of mind at home and at the same'm" ,fire ‘5 “t“:hm‘ze “1m"; die mil” Iallenhfiezg lib: 32:2? aocticut law. it is true that. in tmfmmfignn‘arghég’gm‘ ”:1": ”m Etna!“ LONG- 1”“ m 01"“ 61 a". "
.th tthrown on e '9 . - t t fed l income tax.‘ it ~" . . . .
"“9 seeing I.“ W" I” ‘ “"v "’9'”; a n . Ilene ships were released than “designs: 3:01;?in mica? me eatninp‘ lines of industry today adopted rcsol CLOTH $1.09 PM! amnfiom'
way, sends ,back this iilumiaating ““92 normal conditions. ’Mq’l’. 1,“ and 1915 "e deducted lotions opposing the climinat'on oft ‘ '
”we: * ‘“" "‘ m his: .:'222..2°:.:2222m w W 2 "WM...“ ‘h‘. 2: kw...” mm m use mm nun '.
i 9 . " l It W ' ' :-‘ s
. , “We Americans at home think that house m“”:::;;:‘:::: on?" New Yo; harbor." be said. '“in out Hunt‘a‘f'asffr: 133:2“ or one ndfasturcrs Jwh: met at\the lnvitatio: l 1 ' , Box" ”~19
, ' all an American soldier has to do is easily be est ~ or to un stand'the logic of that you 2 ,- el com sited in ‘4 anus . ta'row Jew Euglsn " , -
t n he 11* - hoadw if o lo wont have not to be a illinilllet." ”of mm' "1%!" '“that: entails Mlfltuntstntdr. “burned the. tint ”c m SOARPS . Large size, m Mpg. :
to go off a trap port at some at: gained much al'. or D T i Issac you .. . h .,
port in the afternoon cat a good din-5’ ' i uiet sensible ‘ urn rig to "I" he cailed_ mem'lbll blocs M distinction I“ "'9 rate 4!" ' it came" u" H' l "» I i 3.1““ -
. about the matter It a q - . cit-hey in the warden-uncut. to. ,1 m ., mm by a, mum would. a silica in ‘qualily of _ 50o wameanassc
“97.2891 MB “I'm Bhlni’d. 19"" an 0'"; emdem "y. in the m, it would save Missouri ,scpator said .Oanaral Perch there is no occasion for such . I39- coal and diminution in shipments. I _ . :2 2
I! mom“: “I" and 80 0‘" “e“ d". i d rtment many an “we“, Ins had noillod tbs dopaitmnt not arate .mi at the ‘Wilcdll It was announced after the confer-i Ibo HUG! 1'0“le 10c 3MWM mm .
and amputatc one of the Kaiser's.'h“ "’v em . . ll .‘0 ”9"“ "V m°n.‘h°“’ uniforms “"1 is! or divide.“ "'3.“ a.“ air. ““3"" "Md ‘0 1:0 n W’M*OWBIJNG
. ears." . sury run. And in tho countiy it won ( American soldiers in fiance. I i an therc. 0' the 0mm“ that Washington ncxi neck to gresent t e 52.00 m ”Mm
lie insists that the thing isn't sO-ravc may it house. . Th" priority W' 3" 7”“. MI "9 amount 0‘ “"4““ ramivcd I” ”a“... lo the I“ critics. "0011“ 30m -
,~ l ‘9 1 that This war m no 88*: ;_____‘.________ iw“ diverted for lake shipment to ihc' the corporation during the year. covri “’90,; lwul‘l’EhEOUR $1.60 ;
. ' amp “ ' d I inortlwest last summer. was asaaileo‘mrcd by the return should be inellvllt'd- . ' ' I ‘930 mmmn "N0 8 r 9 :
,:’ 399' 50"“ “-“u'h' '0' points. “for '3 THE GERMAN-AMEMCAN ALL" lb" Senator Reed who said he desired'in item 3. subdivision (d) of the state ' n t mm hon?"-
in: to established rules, with fair play; ”we ;to commute senator Kellogg. or: rotors and‘mmenlly in the total Rmm 0' Violltiofl 0' “0'0 M '3 SHEETS 74c
Slur-M9“!- I f mlliar with the Mlnnmll. .for- the business acumen that income. that the. amount of os-' Required Sale of Substitutes. I 750 _GALVARIZBD GAB- ,
“lt doesn't take ion: to discover" Most “menu" it ”Why?“ by “’9 poplc 0' MIIW‘ con “firm? " “’2 "I W'”; The Federal Administrltor has ail-I ; at" M i 90' '07 single belt- “a: 0 ':
i to contact with actualitles in activll-W 0l the GermanAmerican A" "‘ "m": 00" to the occlusion of oth- to be deducted from the total not"! ed Gcncrsl'llussell I‘rost chairman _. _ ANS 590
1'0 , i I, doe with the “For states. Senator Kellogg lnterrupt- income (as shown by item 8) in deter. ' 1m ' t' . MWLAWNS NAIR-
. France, that this is u roilghni‘t‘k war. liancc are 1 I?) to a Iod io ,ssy taunt only "Mall coal -to W" “,9: g “'4‘” m oi the Norwalk War roan tha m, ‘8 _ r 3mg“ $9,“), can“. , j
-' We are up again!“ a nation 0' rough-i dict of Henry C. Campbell. ediwr of meet the needs of the communlties'Connccticul law. but‘that no Mac-feral reports have been mound “‘5... 300 AND Banana
1 ‘neeks. and our men must be just as the Milwaukee Journal. um beforcim“ sent to Minnesota. r Etun; of dividmds mould be made from. EM administration muoartm'12 1.2g YARD ‘ 250 10$“wa .
“"ioush and tough as our enemies: . ' ' ' i W ' . i“ ‘°"‘ 3'" “°° 'i‘ hich seem to indicate that the sit-' -
. '. . fthe United States 80m _ tiled. l . , . i ,
‘ "i do not mean that we should at~, " committee 0 ' rFEDERALTAX AND I ‘ “”99fl732‘653‘r'. “INDIAN; ;‘m ‘m‘ '0‘“ m“ food ‘edlon‘iq “W'ldd. "m 1.0 - $
tempt to match the German atrociti°9"‘°- , 1 THE STATE LAW; ' ' Attornemenernul- smut is not'satiafactcy'tu tire mummm :mm'sar. :95; ‘ gm, -
and brutalitiea outside of actual com- "The single purpose of thI'An"::i . Imattcr of their compliance with "I"; - .2 .,
bat. But on the field oi battle we was to Germanlze America: fr:0 be»! (Continued m First M). '.COAL'CON8UMBBS Trifle requiring the ”)0 of an (“Quail AMERICAN 'AND GERMAN farm Worker, or“! mini“ DMWM
should be. and must be prepared to to keep Genaans in Auto a. m i __ I MUST REGISTER I mm of whedt aubstltubcs‘with the, EFFICIENCY. ‘3 and Germany 41. The American
meet the German army 1with its own in: Americanized. it wanted German _ .
'vldcals to be kept alive; it wanted Ger-
"'1‘,“ ns.
po t wanted
"it follows naturally that the '“I'mnn kept in the schools: l
701' the UNI“! 913199 "W“ I” 1.0“!“ Gcrmans in political office."
by strong, ts'roflsted. fearless. red-I Dr. llexamel‘. president of the Alli-
Noodt‘d some". commanded b.‘ ' :mf‘e. said in Erie. Pa, two years allot
strong, two-listed, red-blooded oil- "This form of government is a failure.
tors." And he reminds us that “the and the only correct form of govern-
war is being fotuzht in France—not in ment is a mmrchy, tBefore that he
debating societies of chambers of declared: “We have “warm aomlii-
U commerce or Bible classes or legisla- cramp” weekjneed and contemptiblc
titres, state or national, in the United an administration .9 at present, We
> States." “'a;l to "grand Germ]! ideals :nd coll-
»-We may as well secopt that fact. Woinlder-themyphert as an honor.“ fl ..
hue our work to do at home, and; "You have been lent-till e BS.
. . m-
’ssid Dr. Hexamcr, addressing mo _
”8le important work it is. But uwipers of the Alliance in Milwaukee,‘ n-
. real work is in France. It consists in . der the preachment that you must be
. beating a brutal, powerful army at mimirnllated. but we “a“ never dog-
on brutal same. It's a nasty and un- cend to an inferior oulturc. We 0“:
congenial job, but it has to be done. benefit of -e -
Igiving these people the
and done in that way. Then our boysdm‘“ culture.
gwill come home from the bloody rough-
I’ l'tterances of similar tenor mlxht
I
and-tumble, and be gentlemen again,
lbe quoted almost without - number.
” ' 3 Alliance was“ in
in a world they have made fit for ”infinity show that the
‘ iprnctice.
l
the opposite of what it pro-
fessed to lie-that it labored to ltc'ep
inur German citizens a separate peo'
preferring German Kaltur to
tlemen to live in.
_ _____...—.—h.———
THE STRONGEST ALLY ‘
.~ Naming the allies in their order of pie. is
> . quite
entering the war, with the object ofI American ideals. And all but
hinting all sixteen—or is . it seven- aside from those more flagrant offs:
. .teen?——-is becoming as much oi a til-:es directly connected with the wt“!
‘ version as naming the presidents usediapproval of U-boat crimes. ““21““ .
to be. But not many of the players at-nct‘s, pernicious activity in p0
this game remember to add the smg- bitter condemnation of our govern
‘T on ally of all, the one entering . the a war policy and offensive crow
lists with us right now, in itszusual
(inlet. btrusive but powerful way.
The/ strongest -ally of all is the.
ment'
{ganda of many sorts.
The oermawAmerican 'Alliance is
already virtually dead. killed by un-
“WI‘ lwise and tin-M an loaderhip.
I . ’ ongres ' e in
Spring meansgardens. it means c . a would make 1:. 3:221“ I
food. it (meio- wnmth and less de- amm-lts dent hm r “M
mam! for tool. It mans. smostlkr formal revocation of the c e ,
(Inn r
seas over‘ which to transport soldier! the Alliance has made a p m.
' ad their supplies. paper." Continuance oi the-m
Spring helps our enemies. too. out tion don serve neonatal .m’ W
in tbé some measure. The soils may loyal and wen-canine c
by now apical-teams mid wI-namsoioredtoitoansttsiaaar
so few and wash in the Central Eat. legitimate purpose heeraiter mach bet-
‘estbstgfily‘au’ngmsaasassImmsoI-caew organisation, free
much a "as disappoint-sat from Its suns.
or tour. iron/flue rancher with his
M. ' «and: .mlom'm. h "Janna. M I.“
(grant cinch-youth” “(your Ml?“
17* ‘m of it! w. it" ‘
cut corporation lnoornc tax imposed5
by section 20 of chapter 292 pnbiir‘
actstof 1915 as amended by soctlonI
3 of drainer Mpubiic acts of 191“
ln.said section as amended it is‘
provided that each corporation sub-
ject thereto shall pay. a tax to the
stale “computed upon the net lltcolnc
for its fiscal or calendar your lost
preceding, own which income such
commnv is required to pay a tax to
the United States." Succeeding pro-t
visions as to details of the return re-'
aulrdd for thepurposemf hummingC
this tax call ibr f'ltichiotberrinfor-
’matlbn as may be requested by the
‘liniied’ States
treasury department.
for the purpose of ascertaining the
total amount of net income taxable
under the United States income tax
act the net income of such company"
aftér making the deductions authoriz-
ed." etc.
The general provisions of the fed.
oral income tax law of September 8.
1916. were contained in the prior act
of October 3. 1918. which was the‘
law in effect when the Connecticut
act was passed in 1915. and said 1916}
federal law was in effect when the'
Connecticut law was amended in 1917.
The amendments to the federal act'
of 1916 effected by the act of Octo-
ber 3. 1017, did not change the general
provisions .of the low or the nature
of the tax imposed thereby; the spe-
cific deductions from gross income in
ascertaining net income provided by
section 12 of the 1916 not were not
changed in substance except that it
was provided that income and excess‘
profits taxes paid during the year
covered by the return are not to be,
included in the deduction for taxes
paid. under paragraph fourth of said
i
:sactl'on, but by section 29 (added by
the act of October 3, 1917) it was pro-
vided that in assessing income tax.
the net income embracedtin the ne-
turn shall also be audited with the.
amotmt of any escess profits, taxes:
imposed by the Act of s and
'assessed for the same calcn ‘ r or “'r
cal year upon the taxpayer. Also
injection 31. «paragraph (b). it was'
provided that dividends received:
nhall constitute a part of the annual
inmae for the year in which receiv-
ed. and shall be taxed to the distri-
butes at the rate prescribed by law
(for the years in min the profits
”or surplus from whleh‘mb dividwnds
are distributed were accumulated.
I.'l'lle mailed cuss profits tax
«also imposed by Act of October 3.
i101.?) Armand-In add'ast-to-bo'in
i
addl
man-1st of”. I. of these:
_ M
to the tax impmed by sub,
To GET SUPPLY:ssle of white hour.
I
On informitionof violations Of'fhlil *
(Continued ,trsoj'lntt rags)
'rule, the federal food a'dministrator
Twill maltc investigation. and summon
cents roducton was determined uponlthe‘violators for a bearing. and will
the statement said. in lieu of the re- revoke u“. license of both wholesale
“mo" heretofore voluntariiv ohmi- and retail food dealers who are found
by dealers to encourage cariy- buying . ,
for the following winter's needs. sud guilty °' "“"°" °‘ “I" 7““ 3“"
was nosed from 50 cents in April to dealers not requiring a license.wbo
10 cents in Mill!“ ‘;violate the rule will have their dup-
Expect C“. Rush. "that ply of white flour cut off..
"it is felt" the iiiatcment said.
this reduction will be fairer to the“ “'0 United 5"" PM ”WWW
pnblic illumuch ail east is expected tion has revised this rule as follows.
to be ordered in April in such quan-
tities that it will prove impoaslblc to i ii (1 th t n and aft Febru-
snake all dolivesiss:during that month. " "‘°‘" ° 5° “ ° “T
or “am some time to come. ;ary 27th wheat flour shall be sold by
“Under a sliding scale of reductlons: the "in“ trade in an "10“!" “0' 10
it would bu difficult. if not inipossible. exceed twonty-four and one-half (24%) ;
'0 "9%“ all consumers ”1““ IV. "9'”. undo to an one customer. All
though their o.dcrs had been diedlzzur must I: sold 'with an an“
upon the same date. while with 'ani . ,
average reduction extending over .mmmount "1 "‘9 “83’0““! 0‘ W9 0“-
entrre period. all consumers are treat-1 more of the following substitutes: I
1'6 SIRE" » ICorn flour. corn meal, corn starting
Will ”W." ““"flu' hominy corn grits. barley flour, ,buok-I
Wh’l r h and cncous»
88111;th purchases :1!!! storage of wheat flour. Potatoes may be hold :1‘;
domestic coal as early as possible in a wheat flour substitute in the propor-I
order to insure MW?! I'll all“: tion of one pound of wheat flour with,
t
«the railroads by eiiectlng delivery as four pounds of potatoes.
much as possible before next winter,
ihc‘ ethnlnistratlon unit is deter-i _ .,
mined to prevent any undue hoarding. that corn flakes. puffed . rice. etc..'
To that cnd the retail distributionfshall not be considered as wheat sub
3'? ISSIU‘I‘: 1:035:23 “:htpgm‘ ll: stitutes, since they are not substi-
9 ve s ,
prohibited in m of thernormnl m totes for wheat flour and cannot be
-used in the manufacture of bread.
ouirements of the customer; .
As a further rd at the. dis“ Sugar shall not be sold in combina
ctctlon 0““ ““1 9' administm- tion with any other commodity, tho
tors. each customer ordering coal mayl i
be i at to-
’ ”a“ red to submit ‘ “minim. corn meal being hereby mohed.‘
meat giving details of his .
~ll‘lellll, his supply on hand and Jim l-‘ood dealers. both wholesale and
amount he has ordered from various'mup, are “mu against violations.
““9"" Certification of ' “I” m'e’of this rule, whether by accident ;or
meat '0‘” ”9"“. subject ‘0 proso- carelessness of (health. Viol-tion! may
'cution under the lever-act. which
Limposes a fine of 85,000 or two years', 59' ”in?!“ by mail 01‘ II 'M‘ 3°
imprisonment. ' ’ fRober. Scovillc. federal’iood adminis;
The ”"3703? “12:“: Itrator for -co'aaecticot. 46 'Pesrl
’ do! street. Hartford. Report's of'violn-
. “(ah—Until .further notice no .
.mestlc consumer of coal or coke shall: "0118 Will be "fulfilled '8 003“?”-
purchase. receive, or otherwise tahcltiai in so requested.
|p'osst-sttiou. «Liam's coal or coke than; .
reunited his actual and notes-i ,
ssry "flown prior to March 31. 700R ‘0'“ m vita-same:
'1’],. such mm" Ilmd’ h. DOIIld T. any. the son of If. lid
amiantlty on hand he shall receive Mrs. Joseph '1'. Gray of s‘bforgan’sve-
"fl: '2‘: flue-{'1' is?” “ sha'l’l. one. left last night for Princeton. N. 1..
"' ° " ' "‘ m 'vwbcre sootnnmooamioms
realm-fits prior to that date. ,
"(bl—tits parses. firm. Mathilm‘“ ‘M‘m' 'W
in . WWW” the fourth of the Gray boys tqsutu
. -" 0M! . a“. service.“ whales record
W coca-rd M's-m a». one
it has been ruled from Washington
I
I
l
"The rule governing the sale. of flour ‘-
, a
,iWerc 18,961.
rule permitting the combination with:
'sian transports were attacked and:
. dispatch to the Enchangc Tole-I
_ tiarmcr cultivates 27 acres, the Ger-
“. ”naught 1., w“. 5" brought man farmer but. 7. With the aid of
out many interesting facts. and one at what quantities of fertilizer the Ger-
these is thst the wanted German on. man Produces mm per acre. but he
clency will not always stand the test “Product‘s M a much srealer cost per
or moon with.Anterican elfl-‘bushel and he produces much less
clency. ttban half as much per man. ,
‘The Germans boasted of being the
greatest farmers on earth. investiga-
tion shows that ih'elclcncy in agri-
::'.‘.‘3'i.::::::'::'..‘:trims? 2:2. Ms W... mm- o.
gium leads the world. at 20.1; Great WW' "“7"“? ““"W’ V.“
Britain comes second, at 164: and difficulty folks in that class have to
filermgny third, at 155: America comes make both ends-act. since the cost of
can . . -
But the better test is the man test luxuries has «one up m
_rather than the acre test. and here
America leads the world by over 2 to
1. Again, grading America at 100 per
Membership in the New York Con-
servation Club is limited to people
Indus! Walt Airs. inn 1.! .
bush ‘Itluvll'l‘m N.
BOLSHEVIKI FOREIGN hold Bessarabimantltruuphep a
”INISTER TROTZKY sufficient number of troops mobi-
RESIGNS AFTER THE lized until she has conquered
. Bessarabia, and maykeep it out?
"IESATSIERN'FRONT ARM' ficicnt number of troops mobilized
until she has conquered Bossarabia.
(Continued from That Page)
Iand arrangcddor its protection
inguinst‘thc Russians.
“'mlndi'tl or mlsslng—Ofilucrsd LONDON, March 8,—-The most
79; men, 2,473. .vital importance is attached by the»
The lmvestvprcvimis week for British Admiralty to the darken-
sevcrai months was tltc lastwcck ing'of ships as esplained by Sir
of February, in which there “if" Eric Ged‘dcs in his statement in
3,571 casualties. The total coon-the House of Commons last Tues-
ltics 'for Februaryyo low month. day. The Admiraltyidesires that
3thc fullest possible publicity be
' . *" given to the First Sen Lord’s rc-
LONDON, March 9-—("“W'"'.msrks by “mmgfig and other-
sion of peace between Russia antl'wise. it urges‘ that protective
Romania is snnnonced in a .R‘W’measurest as pmfiwk oarcie‘d
siau wirelesa dispatch rcccivctl out immediately and implicitly.
here today. Romania pljomim "’f Regarding 'bhe'imning 01'
emu“? 8“ 0‘ Bemmifla- flights on ships at night. Sir Eric
LONWN, Mreh all—«Two Bus-‘ge-ddfl’ lll his statement ’l‘ltesday.
l
(l:
"I am greatly concerned at the
increased number of vessels lost
at .night, not only on .moouli‘i;
nights, but on nights of compute
darkens. Unless the shipiia
‘completcly darkened in sado'tl«
once with Admiralty orders, hifit
is no help against the‘submarilo.
In fact the alightest willie digit
is an excellent tal‘gct. . .-,
“l appeal to the dripown'ors
and shipmasters to heed thioo
Sunk by German dtwtroycrs after
a light south of the Aland Islands
on Thursday, says a Copenhagen}
graph Company.
OTTAWA, 0nt.,‘ March 9.—\\'.
J. Dillon. of linden, is mentioned
in last night's Canadian overseas
casualty list as being ill.
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AMSTERDAM. Friday, March
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