. THURSDAY. JULY 4, 191‘
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T army in their operations against
the Anstro-Hunguianl so a long
In, toward dispelling the idea at
‘ all. Americans that the Austrians
- u. h brutal and barbaric in their
I“ of warfare than the real
Monro Hun of Germany. it the
~Wentmd the war wid- any]
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QUITTING SGHOOL
A little Italian gi1l “as recentlt do
cloud the brightest child in the pub-
lic schools of New Yoth Citv. No
schoolteacher will express surprise. at
the fact. It is recognized ererywhere
today that our ltaiian school children
are as quick to learn and millions ram They stop Mum-*1“ 1118“” parents Dill
id progress at: those of any other run»
that in general they do better than our
native children. '
And yet‘t‘e‘tv Italian children are
found in the high schools. and hardly
any of them enter our colleges. After
graduation from the grammar school.
m even before, they quit. Dr. Albert
flannlity. it is even said by educators,
more humane and sportsmnnlihe in- a terrible and brutal weapon. R villi
stincts than actuated their barbarous crush in II mans UN!" on though it
ally on the north, the luttct has ct- were an eggshell.
fectivdiy crushed them out. following a battle. it in the practice
The upper picture in the accompany- on squads of Austrian soldiers to ram
lug illustration is a collection of ”iiu- over The battlefield and “finish off" the
ishing-ol’f clubs" wielded by the Attic I wounded with these clubs.
triun soldiers on the Italian trontupou The lower picture is all iltnt is left
the heads of wounded itnlntn soldiers. or the w rccknge of an Italian gun that
The heavy iron knob swung on the had been hit by three high—explosive
and of the spring steel shank mite- sham.
the parents" putt, and it is uniottunatt.
lot the communist. The public “(l
iutt- demands that every child. and es-
pecially the. immigrant child, rci Itt‘
much ‘ education as possible The
school is the best preparatory place for
life work and the best notional melt-
ing pot. Entry additional year a child
spends in school Tuids so much to that
child‘s community value and incrcaSt-S
l.y so much The nutinr‘u real wealth.
Why don‘t communities on ahoUT
this matter In a systematic way, car-
rying on a propaganda among parents
wicnorant loreiun purrntsf in particu-
lar—persuading them to keep TTI'Cr
children in school? I
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Pecoriui. a leading New York ltuiiun.
laments this contradictory fact. and
administers :1 atom I‘cbukc‘lo tlIc liai-
ittn parents wito are responsible for it.
The children obviously do not atoll
school because they can't learn, neith-
er do They stop because they wanl to.
them to work
"‘Wltv.“ asks l‘lr. l’ecorini. "should
Italian parents value so much a few
cents a day front a child working, 01‘
ot'crwot'hinu. in ii. shop, instead of STIC-
Iiiicing themselves two or three veato
more that lllt‘ (lllltl may have a chance _
to live?” '
it is lamentable:41qu-.<.iIIlItetiue.=.~~ on
NATION' S DEBT T0 SOLDIERS.
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‘ When you wake up with backache
audidnil misery in the kidney region
~ itj general! y means you have been eae‘
authority. Meat forms uric. acid which
overwork 5 the ltidne3u in their effort
to filter it Scam the blood and they
become sort of paralyzed and leggy.
Men your kidneys‘ get sluggish and
o'clciilyou mutt relieve them like you
gotten your bowels removing all the
5 crimes waste else you hare
.MhnChm sick headache, dizzy spells:
0dr stomach soars, tongue is coated,
when the weather is bad you hallo
We twinges. The urine is
' full of ‘séditnent. channels of
HM wait Mlle: two or mm
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WITE Strum KTITNEYE’F .
LIKE UMPS or LEM
3 too much meat, runs a well known'
Education for Disabled Men. 2
I llT'l‘SiiUilGl-i i‘..:I July 'l.—.\ plea!
"for state aid in \(Icutional r‘o-cducaiion
,‘ot‘ disabled soldiem was made hcto to-
}(lay by ’l‘. B. Kidnet'. of Ottawa. seem-i
lary ot’ the. invalid soidiers‘ commie:
Zeion, or Canada. in an address before:
the special education section of the
‘Naticnul Education Aerocintion which
”"7. ‘opcncd its titird day 5 session with do?
. lpartmentul meetings.
“Pensions and war medals," said Mr.
lx'itlll:‘-I‘. “are not sufficient to pay the
nation's debt to those who have be-
;come disabled by wounds or disease in
Elite fight for freedom against tyranny
on the battlefield of Europe or the sens;
CZ] $838.,
‘The state should not only protect
@fif. ’Pica for State Aid in Vocational Re-
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(4 M " 'iis wounded by gtv 111g them the means to act into communication with “‘9'
‘3' ’ / °\ I Iv-ihoreby to earn their livelihood by pt'iRoners. but actinsr mm“ insn‘uc.1
OI fwork. but it also should strive to so tions from Department of Justiccl
E manage its work that the mutilated I‘lucnt mmfieg H. Lane. the policcl
II: ay come out of the. disaster improved officials refused to allow any one to}
morally socially and economically.’
Since the government withdrew from
liudustry two or three’tuillion for war
times during the. night duty it should he the nation‘s duty to
Either consult a .0” reliable phy lteplace them after the war with due
small at once or "ct “0m your pha'r- Iegard to individual | :pubilliy to neu
£13432.
ial re a tablespoontul in a glans ot ’
."' ater before breakfast for a. few days‘:;r::ll;“:f 11:51:22 Illirliglmd fro: if:
and your kidneys will then act tine r ar 0 '
This famous salts is Trade from the cationnl Education, speaking before
acid of RI‘RDPS and lemon juice com the Vocational Education Department.
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bined with lithia and hath been used‘Tms' he said in the position of the
for generations to clean' and stimulnttI board.
sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize;
acids in the urine so it no longer irrl mo EST Pm
tater. thus ending bladder mimosa c mfllfl‘ négfi
Jud Suite is ll life saver for
meat eaters it 151 nytgm
injure and makes r: dellnhtm! metal
vescent iithia-wntor drink—win I
'quart last year the price now paid i5
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‘BOAT EMPLOYES CONGRATULAT.
I tion and conumtulations
I Marcus l-i. Holcomb and the Connecti-i I . '
:cut State ("ouncil of Defense were tel-I
,Puruphetl today to the cmploves of the
’l.ake Torpedo
‘ Bridgeport. who are to contribute three
their independence Day celebration.
.mttdo it clear that they would expect'
[titty women are employed by the com-
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cut camps. 1 I
For the lust fewtdu'vs relatives oi‘
lceut as to the ultimate dispoalliion oi’I
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I iiillllllill ASSElllS
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Dorsey. of Greens Farms,
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William ll. Dome), of Greens Farm-5,5.
:with (“‘llllllultil lands .11 Fairi‘icid ondi
Southport, and a member of ”Ni
[Bridgeport Fruit and Vegetable Grow-i
ers' association. defends farmers from?
i the charges which are being made that I
'E'XCQSSl-l't‘ ptit'cn att' asked for early”
vegetables now coming into the mar-
. hot.
l Discussing The subject upon the ba~
sis of the. price at was yesterday,
which were quoted at " .0 a htmitcl I
Mr. Uorscy said: ‘iahm is one oi the,
7pritnc factors in maxim-t growing to-
day. Even Women now are unoptnina- 2
hie and the farmer hats to pay 75 ccnto 5
a but-the] to have his peas picked tor.
- the Bridgeport market. firm at the.
price. which seems large. when Thef
cost of growing. transportatioti andT
other incidentuis urn iictztttti. llll' p'oflt .
is hardly worth the trouble}? 1
Air. Dorsey also sail That where”
. strawberries were. picked at 2! crm‘ a !
.5 cents, with practically no labor avail-
able and large patches ot‘ berries rip .
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Governor Holcomb and State Council
of Defense Pleased at Attitude
of Bridgeport Men
HARTFORD July 3 ~The apprecla- .
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Company at at
hottrs’ work at the plant tomorrow as
Launchinrs have been called for in
shipyards throughout the country on
July}. No boat win be ready to be
launched at the Lake plant until July
lbtlI. Rather than let independence!
Day go hi hi the plant without romo
soil of II celchlation. It committee oiI
employeu wothcd up a plan for wind I
tzn'y labor in the morning of July tth .
It was agreed by The employee that}
they would gt‘Te three hours‘ work on
the morning of the lT‘ouIlh. The menI
no pay for their independence Dav lav
bor, \lore llldll l 900 men and nearly
puny,
The Conniil of Defense tolom‘am to
the cutplm >5 sent today iollova:
‘To the employed. Lahe 'l‘orpevlol
ilai (‘oulpanv l'lridceport Conn
“Governor Holcomb and the ('onller‘-‘
ticttt State (‘outtcil of Defense oppre.
ciate your contribution of three hound
work on independence hay in the
(‘iill‘it‘ of democracy and world free-
dom. lly your oil’e‘r‘vou have demon»
strated your splendid loyalty to Anter-
ica and all 'l at yur counitv means. in;
this. the RI":llt’t-'l how in hislotv. SuchT
spitii ‘mrr hurt backing up our bow PULLMAN.EMPLQ¥ES GET MORE
‘ovcr thcrc‘ will win.iltc nut Antctit‘tt: MWY ~
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and 1'01 d”“" “1“ "““““'"" I \t'AaITINo'ION July 3 ~l)eel~ion m
Ictain operating control of the Pullman
port nithin .t tow days
Among: the men detained it
are soverui ,.uportant catches,
The authorities. are not altogether
cure the men detained are the rim:
leaders in a certain movement to de-
(eat the drafting of men, they are be-
ing thoroughly investigated with a
\‘li‘\\' To finding out their connections
both in This city and elsewhert‘.
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"C(_I.\'NI-‘.t"rIT'I:'I‘ STATE
OF'lllilT‘lINSE.”
SEND PRISUNERS
TO COUNTY JAIL l
AWNTlNG oRDERs;
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‘ conductors, porters and other e'nI‘pioy-
cs on the same basis as the advances
recently zlton railroad employcs
Slackers Rounded Up in Big Raid Sat-l
urday N.ght May Be Sent to .
Camps i
BRlDGl-Zl’lili'l‘. .Intv 3.~Ttm sixty}
slackers hold at police itcnthuartl‘ISI
for the federal authorities since TiIeI
raid last Sztturday night were todayI_
transferred to the North avcuue iatil
where um will be housed until Incl
autltoritic> decide whether they will 5
be shipped in In traininu camp by sue
the men have assembled in
crowds at police headquarters seeking l
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get in Touch with the men detained. l
At noon hour Today the work of} .
transferring lite prisoners started nmiI
the big patrol wagons of the. policeI
were kept busy mahinz trips betw eenl
the jail and headquattets unltl after!
two o clock }
Ofllciab at lteadrtttarteru are veryI
clad the men have been moved to the:
North nwntte jail at; theit it lends andI
telatlveo ha'e been so anxious to see
them that They hate pesteled every}
man in uniform to death. I
l-‘ctleral duthoritics are very reil-‘ .d
the men held for them. but the DH";
writing opinion is That they will he 3': "~
once inducted into the set-rice and: ‘
I voice in their own governments,
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According to the usual custom
2 fits store will be closed on Independence Day
'——-—For drmcrt'ar'v, for the right of those who submit to authority to have
for the rights and liberties of small nations,
[or a universal dominion of right by such a concert of free peoples as shall
. bring peace and safely to all nations and make the world itself at last free.
“To such a [deli we can dedicate our
livcs and our fortunes, everything
that we are and everything that we
have, with the pride of those who
know that the day has come when
America is privileged to spend her.
blood and her might for the principle!
that gave her birth and happiness and
the peace which she has treasured.
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but use ‘
Company was announced tod.1v by tite‘
Ruilroad .~\dtninlsti"ulion in an order ill-‘
‘ lowing wage increases for sleeping can
She's
to the west;
An’ the eagle’s
breast,
“The old flag is a—doin’ of her very level best,—-—
a rainbow roun' the country from the rosy east
(Sod helping her, she can do no other."
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in the elements with sunshine on his
An' we're marchin’ with the country in the mOrnin’l
We’re marchin’ to the music that is ring-in’ fur an'
nigh;
.You kin hear the halleltljahs as the regiments go byl
.We’ll'livc for this old country, or in Freedom’s
cause we’ll die.—
.Wc‘re ntarchin’ with the country in the month“,
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SEVENTY CONNECTICUT BOYS lN
TRAINING FOR FARM WORK.
Seventy boys enrolled for the third
Boyn' Working Reserve Training camp
at the Connecticut Agricultural Col~
lcue. June 6. After they complete the
two weeks' course of liltill'lit'llun lllt’SQ
boys will be available to farmers for.
employment in the work of food pr0-.
girl who cannot even
without making a charming p
peel
herself. or the witty girl who
on almost any subject. and I
sell entertaining, provided y
learned both to feel apprccia
to show it.
«Girl's Companion
Ilwuction, the (I‘lnnnccticut Council of MORE SOLDiERS IN
c ensu annou ces. I
5 The first of the training canIpsI CAMPS'
opened Ala) '11 Thebovs atcundet. . 3‘ ‘v 7““ .. ‘
the sttpctiision or cxpctiet ced ieudctsI \\Ablll.\t;1‘tli\. 5‘11)" W“!
and aiTtI they ate placed on forms
will be vI i~ited by inspectors “ho will
look :tlttr their \vcliattc to sec tint
tvorki ng tonditiona atc I gin and to
main ‘lllt “In! both I.I11utrttnd boy p
I'lit‘ antistied.
HABIT OF APPRECIATION.
The habit of appreciation does more
to make the possessor popular titan
almost any quality that can be. nttntcd.’
[You do not need to envy the pretty
ten more American soldiers
been located in hot man min S
“cm rctcived today by the
included 0
artment. They
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