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most into despair. the making of civ-
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uncut-fort hs pernicious. betrayal, the
wholeer might ha‘e been brought to-

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:“equence' to have'a command. For many months'
l it was bis~sunendsr to Germany and he lived with his stal in a chateau.
I. . . to on the outskirts of Avrioourt. And
‘repudiatlou of Russian obligations they lit/etwell. '0' the cellars Wm
ghet- allies that matte .aoalible ‘he,well stocked with old wine. sad the:
{great German drive-the d-rIt'e which 0'18””! SW "I the "lid!“ 0‘ I ”CHM"
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mt, slaves:
in your interview with the Sentinel

Wei- you‘ make it known that it is‘ d
t your intention to investigate the quite enough “In“ 9 When Prince Eitel Friedrich~depnnt”
“thatvolice depmmnbttiob in tha‘ “” “mm -. ed. he had a Without. «unity oi blah
‘ lenlne's evil work will be undonfl
’ , . . had occupied so long and completely:

but cost and pain to human .demollshed lt.‘

treating many miles at this time.
twat! the ewe
tretrettt from the Somme in the spring
.of 1917. The Germans were golngcso

' “raid." The unfortunate vie; ‘
cube stupidity of t:ertttin,pqucn.:B“ at W ,
which has “‘3“? ”1,0 City of Nor. "V

an 0mm 0‘ “mum Wm hm" THE LENGTH or Tits was

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'lv‘rencll armies.

“‘0' h", rear of the battle none or t
uc- none. But it might bo‘occu

be reborn

the court has been able to remove ‘h'qwilllhe war last?" in” one ‘
tried again,

it‘. 'But them is a public side O’tbecome more “a,” with every 3
3 ms question. A great blunder baulcessive month of the exhaustlnl “my.
.' .th committed and someone should igle.‘ Millions of people '“m'n‘mr‘GOVERNMENT COMP

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sensor. VIEW swish been: m

Prince Eliol Friedrich. the second buts proper owner and German Mair recognisable fragmtnts. .trttiat these‘
son of the Kaiser. was one of the Ir yes so fearful of soup thought poot- peeple returning to theilvh 's‘
German commanders on the. Somme-human that Prince Incl Friedrich de-ginight and _ neither a place to to.
He was not a great soldier. but be motioned the rebate“ ‘
gwas of the royal house, and be hadt ~

may the Germans left
from Which they were obliged to re-
.u‘onl.
little town of Viils'rpCarbonntt. in the
sante region u the chateau occupied
by Prince, Eitel Friedrich. Before the
retreat began the German soldiers,
under the supervision of their officers.
and by the orders of the High ('un i

”u. destroyed. on?! habitation in thing lush up the nation America is
like region they were leaving.

explosive placed.under the chateau ital-
The Germain. were. car, only in rare cases that
it burned or blow up a-bouse. The one that America is

h of the great German ”00
baits

it .
.mke the best of their predicament., The chief “new” on ‘m'. llpl‘fgr back that there was no chance oflcloaringmtae ground of an filamitu people of magical back u‘p their
‘, b,- indie ted, , ,1" as. ‘t' r ~ .tbe chateau being of any use to the turn to e way new it. bunt-mt '1 I 0 0m! tum:
"r "4 hare en ' ‘ o I"""153 July. 1914. M“ W' fl", 10“ it would be far in thel But the German‘s’strld not preserve have to put a. Victorioub army in the

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'Mhiclfr shelter nor anything from
w a shelter might be constructed.
This is one stribfng Pmlecmg;vnlen£armnfl [a one or the mo“

=splendid examples of 1heir harbor“:

:thst they left. behind them. But it is
only an example of what they did over
hundreds of square miles of territory
which they were obliged to give back
to the French.

shades

Another is what remains of the ‘
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The people who did this frightful
fighting in this war. it is to free
p im on their menace and to
in order not to give notice that the free the world from the danger of sub
treat was about to basin. it ‘wsfl‘mntion by a people whose“ minds
they either work in such strange and ho d Wayu
at war with ermany.
was to knock-sham down with.“ is a war which we much he victori-
ring rams. or‘to destroy tho-pus it life is to be bearable on this
after the tuition of :l housewrwhegaarfll. The war cannotbewoa unless

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bouaewreeker non. Then. let every American buy

the'olll m. as the ‘
ILiberty Bondsman help win the war.

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Select Yoltr New
Still~ No w.

Women who want economy coupled with the lat-
estand lost because: styles and serviceable mater-
ials. WI" find some of the best bamaitts of the season

' Mossy Spring cattle
The were.“ “I‘ll"! selected stutt'we

H haveever shown: styles nrcstrihingly new and mod-
. ishteoloringseutbraceali of the wanted. and stools

. Women’s Dresses

Thewoinen whodcsireadresslnthelatest style.
most mable alienshsuid see our splendid
season’s newest color-

lSma-ri Styles in Mfliinery
. 'nte latest and best creations are here—the most

stunning shapes. best; materials and‘ trimmings: all
prices.

shade to explain. Otherwise Wk“ km" that than anything elm in my MANDEERS WI, 1 building of more piers ii storase yard GET GOOD DONATION

‘ security is left for our citizens? Must worm. ; ALONG THE WATER that would be one of the largest in the . ——---— ,

'3? Mile subjected to the whims (it' Well. we may soon know. At least; FRONT AT mm’lfiasi would)” located here. (W m- m Pl”) Meek wear
patrolmen who Bill on ”Hill“ 0WD hulh- We are likely [0 gain. before mm, more POINT ' l The any 0‘ Nor‘lk in to be m on —- '
, « ~ ' t‘h‘s map “1‘ [-1- u “gull-"ml“ er- Mr. Banal-worth. [he founder 0' lbs. '
“‘1’. .Th‘“ ”a” h“ m "W" ”“0"”edayn have passed. a We"! 500“ “m “"— lions connected with shipbuilding go Bullerworili tune Corp. .310 by the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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,‘ fl“;wnli““‘°“°';' Th1“ "mph” dud if the Allies succeed in their coun-
mg consist principally of signing bills. terdrive. and turn the “pm“ victor]
1; e anor is th ~ real head of the tie-- ' \. loommsndeer
, ' d t h m b g . :lOllitl ad‘ance into a disastrous rem”, "a" It: Hartford Railroad corn-i
:- unmet: an it 2‘ 0“ 9 0 3'9” treat. titeanstver will be rather easy.,pgpy have been warned to take upl
“ rn to him, inasmuch "as he is ' t e-their tracks which are now down at
on: ‘We may fairly prophesy then a“ th the yards or else the lumber will bel
. '91 “8 to have city officials live ultiwar will end no later than next you.”

J91!" “"3" 0‘ the law. ‘0 "“11 m"i’i‘he crushing effect of such a defeat.|

ored right over the rails. !
The bringing of this storage yard.
' there will mean the employment
~. t IL. he ollce . .
the" ”‘9 "“1”? 9" int D on German resources and still more number of men, checkers. my,“
department.

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gait German morale. would bring a ra-tititnekeofipera,h etc... '3: ill, will "Isis;
" . . . . ' mean t at t e pro y ere w :
M3 knee ““4““ ”1“ men on “lipid and certain decline in the resist-imam“! under military guard which;

.. force are a. law unto themselves orling power of the Central Empires. We statement was made by Mr. Mahlsteda'
' ' ' ' . u- . . ,yeilterday. .
whose 5“99r\'»t°n iii?) are under. [could promptly follow up the victory.; What or notthe Knob OutingClub‘
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. ;w1tb added power- America wouldpviil be affected so that they will have

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‘ 5,30” FARMERS BREAK RECORDS ithmw into the scale by the ‘spriftg of ‘2 :“3:::e:h:‘frc:‘:;£gz.“m summer
' The boy. farmers 0' the country Md 1919. there could be- no doubt of fore}. V on will be

. ~ b k d i ht it is likely that permissi
" m "m" “M "a. ”0‘" “ r“ .ing Germany to her knees. The debacle aim the club members to so on as;
on. They are taking their work"

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ously in instances too numerous to| du

“1”,!“le “35‘9““ by a German ”'0".will'be under military guard and the;

h (1 ring the winter. The German peo-fdangerhof peopleh who might misusing"
on. )‘an a ho W 0 starte 04“ ,mean am to t e D an ' CITPP n
ntl - y y tple. impervious to other appeals. can-l by mm; as a club member is great.

small “a". has prduced “ml?” \a‘not endure defeat. ”However, this matter Will probably Mt
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crop 0' grain or vegeta es 0 But if the Alliesfali to beat backfiemvd satisfactorily.

1' him" has (“moped at the\samc«the German. if the Germans are ”able 3

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some mighty helpful ambit on do continue their advance iotvard Par. 0"" an

1' y ' . l . _ d a _. ;the government. to be
- l“ definitely p analog to tilt y 8 lie and the Channel ports. or if they ‘gency until a separate telephone plant

_ ficulturc and to get to the top in hilt.“re "we merely. to hold the new?“ be inst all ed ‘0‘, the use of the L”
11 business. apectors in charge.

' ti More and large docks will he erect
is interes us to reconcile ourselves to an indefinite ed “Uh? 511°” fighter!" ‘hfiflmm’
' . - , . ' . . w r.
Dillon cont grower of indtana ‘sialprolongation of th 12' war. if we can I“Pacer“ {an an (23:0 :5 that it Ea,“ be
95:15 Year“-‘ His “mt ““9"?” mm“ that weary German army now.‘load’ed into ships that. call here for it

sis resulted in a yield of 95 bushels lto take it to shipbuilding yards.
3» we cannot be surq of crushing it a._ There is a possibility that ghips may

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.corn to the acre. He was leat “lye" from now. the built here at a future time. As
hundreds of other little Hoosiers; We shallbeal Germany eventually. said in the account swan in yestero

‘ .M ' da ‘s issue of the Evening, Sentinel. a
t. idtit stay beaten long. With ,‘beyond all doubt. But m that one it Neyw Jersey shipbuilding and “m

the eiportencc he had some“ "omnisimy take two or three yam ~ ipittne» manufacturing compaty » laid

ism, h .l acre. with his own seed and; ________._'__ ;been negotiating for the iand last fall,
tin P l :and an option which was held by the

. ‘ own determination. he bettered his; The Germans are said to be wear— company was “to,“ to expire. have

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, h , season he made one acre yield from wood fiber. And that's all right. “may“, had made plans to widen “d. :3“th .Cbessterleu ‘ld‘I lumen: Pillow“?! WITH 105 M“ E GE‘ -.._.___ ‘
' . . n. ear mo,w none 1 MN .
bushels of dry shelled corn 't ”remarks on." °' u” punsters-wilo- deepen m; channel‘s: the doekxlbegil" the mogt strageut: ‘points on Long,i.+| , r, t _ W from ms m

. ~ “1‘32“” It" ””11“ “9 '"n-WKht-ichebnnsed. as long. as they lag‘ge‘ssmgg 0““me‘mm ”amounts Sound. He was taken in custody (Continued. m rim Pepsi, l * '-—- .

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'. tank cars which arb used to carry sup;
piles of oil and gelatin to stations!
throughout Fail-thud County. the great-

_ :phflnnlmwmft and gave indlana a.,don't w
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record acre

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'00": cm, 0, the den. Pershing bureaucrats: sol

. 4 'diers to purchase lea But. it' . no t served by. ‘
States goes to another boy. ’ j " , 3 91' DI" 0' ”hi?” ' ‘
. - - y . . ' about hot stored as they
, m crossbow. and only 1:; meat hardship. The pics theyd bees 915:1: he" in" an" . "gal” ‘39;

that “tile. pipe out!

'buying were native products, neither
‘ their

pumpkin nor' mince

|cause bf ti'i‘o. gap: to 1
to the tan s . . .

cot-goes from tho-Sound is out-one. oil
the docks that We» hauntaksn oven

Atttttrltt-liungsi‘y~ is ow, her Mama“... Wyn tothotg as
choice. Sheena bruk away from Ger- tine will. doubt-LIL '.

old- this said: that nearly all
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OFFICIAIS ARREST

The telephone building at the Stand 3‘

.Statnfor dead New. York: “.1.

First Second and Third ‘Companie's.
C. it. 0.. .and $1.50. which was the
n the mmmlanlount of one of the prizes won by
. shipbuilding pm" “1““)? ,ocawd'Lleutcnant Howard N. Godfrey and
tinglhed love; to the benefit fund.
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‘ it is very probable that harm“ tO's number a? $3521? ”b03315 '29::
house the workers and the Unitcdlformer members of this division and
States troops will be erected and be? the rest will be givon out sometime
none will be mulled to line a pass this week. "
before they will be allowed anywhere Many friend. remt J o ~
near-the property. This is done 10;vblonday a year.ngo 235%: Lfiffb

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assor‘tmentat moderate prices.

avoid the poasibilty of sales hanr-gnivislon or 48 boys attempted t t
ing the work by doing damage ‘0 lMio’cloclt in the morning. with“; :33:- . Th
lumber. monies or blnre of tumult-'9, and com- ston a natural wood: the covers are of an

it may be that a United States “wound that dark “d dreary morning.

. ‘ with a driving snow storm, with the
troyer may be located in the Sound to mild weathér 0' yesterday.

accompany vessels laden with IWM'I
to this spot so that dull!" to tilt-Wi '

ARRESTS FOR THEFTS
used by enemies of the“ United Statesl 1' ”M RA] 'I“ C An
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joey. that at least eight more arrests
.3 would be made. - ‘it is alleged that
Rathese‘ men are a part of‘an organized
.tgang who have been stealing goods
{from freight cars consigned to diner-
lent. cities in thc’conntry. it was said
‘ tthat the-men underarm thimafter
He is charged with violating tbeim" and more '1'” '9" expected to: -
terms of the enemy alien act. This?“ “in“ in” “WM-V we" "3""?“1
is the first arrest made. by the locaiib" m" the theft of “m' “mum“
Definition! of Justice. officials in “(mostly 0‘ clothing, .to tile value of‘

campaign to round” all violators odthousands 0' dollars.
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the enemy acts, - ~. s - .
Boche ' was employed by "wmnlbrsltemen and live in East Hartfordt . .. . t . .

Brothers of 212 Fifth avenu.‘ Newfil “if! ”‘31:“? I; lgmgebock. 31? - - “ f EI‘ECTR’CIANS' -

York city and resided at 3 West 't'ith 3 ° an 0 n - nrmter- 35 - lbw 0" 01' 'li' '

street in that city. rte-watt barn thg’em 01¢ The? were M971 from service 4 work. WMWN

[their work by R. M. Moorhouse, a spe.
ted States at the “the“ of the "Vols! .ngent for the New Haven rosd.l
Be attempted to return to (icrmany,!“9“‘°"’fi" Robert Bridseman, of the
but was detained by the Basil,“ aim,- State Police. and John J. Keleher,
orities at piymouuh Eng. "8 wassvnlu‘d States agent. Other state and
r'eelasod in November, 1914, and tint-egfldml omen were said to be at
that time has been in the Unit-ti work on the case. Stolen goods rah
States. Before the war he Wan tut-“led at more than $500. It was said
played by Room Brothers. a (hm; was discovered at the home,“ one of
man rtls-‘concol'n. Boche has travail“. man “Md.

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value would compensate for the time Paris, yesterday received the. 10
fort! and will be interned. . andtmoney‘to develop it. ilug telegram from. Boulez..—
w’hfll arrested he claimed "Ill-lid. All?“ , gram“ My figs-cg, Th. Holy MOP. ”arms the (act.
My! how that it w literal torso-t. m interested in the miblttttett at that the bloody ‘ lot. which already.
to "I“ ll this state. Amongllis .8“ long range mfnfjh wat‘u-yun—im um everywhere”. much gum
facts '1' '0'“ 3 WV "'0'. t’l't'l'lle belief that the f‘gatne was not'ms ill mill. on tbevery thy- of,
W»W'W=W'fllm ”MW worth the candle,” as' one odlcer er» the; Semi“! lisslimlsfoondntofe its.
mil“! to than“, their-M mm 0m” meet! it today. prevented rapid pro ascent victim. who..m.sttti deal-or
'° “"3 3" 7m ' no». but experiments were not omit-.10» MI W Wills. to their ‘faltlland'
Bubs is it man «tars- m'm pod. and since titefieomnce, of the, his WILIMI.
“Mil-"M "mum“ united states into the war' added iti- rummflymsm an
. ‘terest has been evidenced in t . , Paris -~ ; was. to.
mitt :r‘lut 0.6".“ ”a“ napalm ' ' , , . m i if ibis W W “Mme
m“ u“.- '“L '~ were heard in me altar» I ‘0 Old to the families ”I Mime.
large number older-alts frontal-m t in mm M 105 mm, 133;" . . x

York. He is being? detained at Stain. lion-l

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tomobifes visited thinty'homss of at»
leged proGermaps», in, the Coshoctiun
neighborhood "and compelled beads or
families to denounce thw’ksiscr and
to salute. and Hostile nag. Doers
were broken in at several homes and
a fire company-.malllttonitin,
getting one family out. A patrol car
of police ollbarsstvied ”sensibly.-
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