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- EVENING SENTINEL "‘II‘W .: Im uIIuiItnuiu. ill-v ~ stones bothered by bweethe arts. Mothers luuquill'plz if": llli'm‘l; i. the :OM‘,I~-M...-.L 96.1mm...”
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133 SOUTH NORWALh 'th ,.I,,,,.E.,, WI, Wum...‘ and Wives Built This (amp llevens Monument .mre. And “n... u... £21.31: a};
”—Iu'nusm' ' ”Bf ._.. _
am down
tnougli. tli-~ fine nutmal M'tlin; oil
our tuition,
,hot Ebut the: door to our faithful alv
tiies. because the sons of France. llel‘
‘ : 54.1.Lmi “WP-6&1! 43%".1
dill! the 15;: at n r03“' ;5 "
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Boston Store:
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.. .. - - , . , at. its (lhptiniil .tli'l .ts ititiiuliitv Ul (do I. r . \i .3.- :* ; grams itlt‘dlr‘. the same beliefs as ling-l
I. r. a A. 1.. 00mm. Prom Worm ...n... on we we . i l ‘ i i 2.11.3.5?"1“.”1.i.‘:.‘:,’l.if;“‘..-"i‘l‘. “3.13:" t
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- tilinstoruitn: lllt'lll into holllrzll‘lih - g ; l —pi.it .tnl lot» the mine lilillt'illlts us. . I
MAY, DEC. 19; 1918 our fine dril stroll: 'llllia we Lave g l l r'ngli-n rltthhing ‘wuvlp do. Liberty. I. O 1 O , :
a _ "the British v'urld outlook, the Get" "W . %i'*(”“ l {ninth-.5 itlilllillllly, l‘llllitltlllhlhas tutti pen venlngs n c oc ‘E
IIIIATUBE AWNAO FOR .tiltil itmwt' oi or: :ttii::,tt1tlii, the Gallic :9 fir 42 i“ ..i ' ‘ l I"""11:iI"‘;‘>~‘I"‘I:‘ ’I': ”“I‘l "Pd": “I‘ "“I H, I l
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TOMOMOW logic lllt‘ Slitit- iiitri: lllltlloll, and Scnn- .7 . I 33;: m. C“? «I 6, .\ll't ,w l.{\l .iltt d"\kdlii‘l‘iili‘lliil‘lslli‘litl —' I'II. ———-— .
High lttltt ll! :13 ii. lil.; l2 :3l l’» ill iltttntlun lll'tiltil‘lltlliilNlnt‘bF." all com- h" . e «A t, ",- A. * ii'ii‘llk ”MW rlvi'm'l't‘t'.‘ Mid '!'3l1*&i!'v-?1il ‘ li:( : I v
Sun "3.“. 714‘ I,“ 4 .37. lilll"il .tlid .ruw .lt_ .ii‘t'tidanlly in our ? - . by _. tim- "i.t .tLitt til \.itiuii~" fll’ illl_\' lintilili RA SP IA 8 I
,hfi, . , A, ”W“ 1 it I‘ilt' ~tlll \\'l I “JIM, , w . '{nfi flint tliuy lii- im'iit- d (It In- (it pi :u-o .‘lntl . '
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{gutter -_.t Ithe ?.fr'hh.ima Prion. "luio‘vivnh oliztli vu- in Europe in a t ' “My, .lI, .u ht IN”, ”MI mm, I‘ . rom 7 to 9 O Clack
Infltlid 1: ‘I'I ;‘ ”I’“ “‘f‘ve ‘I l'til)Ill.' l\ i\' tr} to t’UfljUJ'B away. "it in Ed lint illzul -li :s‘il‘tiklll‘é you’ll. . _ I .
.ii' >f‘ il‘ ‘lll '.l:':l . z - . ., . ' ‘ ‘ ' n .' i . . v ' V
.1] nexus d. l: I Z;e.~ He‘d“ IffII‘ 'u :h' tlrkll‘llt‘ilttll l‘=l‘t i:‘i i log the wamie- l inI. .IlnIii IIllli‘t‘tI yItntIi-lL “Imp-wimpI iilI l.dl‘2(‘ but l ldld Bldllht‘le l‘anL'V ()Ullllfl l‘ lanucl cl
IN on: :"w'm ii tw'n pzzit'l‘ .t‘id aim \ur'utcd touutins America SH‘ms to l l h I H. .4 Vll‘lllutyllf lull“ 1‘ A l. ‘f 3 4' 3-1;... 7 u- v “11..., NW'M Muir. -. l! min-t \..ti,. ,,
. .. ti.t.i :» -- til: i'. . ' ' '
the—local‘wi: ; ml in ct little '7! stiht' \litli trluflll ease. The ('ninutll‘ * . I’w it. .ihtl their“. .mt, ”'1. <9 ‘9 I)"ll‘ whi- . to .9 oi huh i
I‘IHJHBE‘” “1 "‘ 1"“ “"‘h U" ’1’“ nitv is organized for war acooniiiit.‘ t-1 :i. 1: .2]. it. 1. tit; minim-l and ll_:lll_‘ k'” “ ll II I 210‘
EV“! dd ~. hi. i ”‘1 I. '. . I .. t . . , ~‘ .l; l ‘ r .
.:n¢ ill‘ 1 I l I ' : one will, capital is rationed, Riv-torn .~‘ . .2 h. H... t “- ....-i “”0”“. All” I'm‘, , n I , _ ”I “I“ I‘
.-.. . “‘"' [tinted under state control. lil'lt‘ffi lt-L’I' i ‘ ' . :‘ilfll‘lwi‘l: ”I‘ll," ,lMWJI I“';:' ”11' t. \ ard “ lde It‘l‘CfllL‘ 36 lilt'h llctttstiiched \ll '
it in -,ii .‘i.. .tt‘ .‘ >ltt . ' i ‘
WIRING BEHMEL TELE- lated, and tax syntctns worked out n‘ , ,,, :. ll .II. W -“i.’-'- Stunt”): . l» Luntl'y Mil-in W.- 7 'l w Pure I lllt‘ll '1‘ 1 (‘lflthb' .l
.'~ , ‘ . ‘~ A --) " i : Vii ;‘ I.‘ II I"‘y. U} l'.‘ "tl'l' . A ‘ - '
PHONE cums .i Hm we "mm ‘3' “mm ." ’i "I, 1,, g 2;. . *1}ng l”. ‘ .. l-..\. i .. Wt in... 3.
mm it till “‘1‘“:va vt-ry “kph. Hill'lil‘ldl‘il tiv'. it Iliilltllt ii. iii) .-l t llt'.l ‘ 216 yard _ 9‘ '
. . , ... sit-.ui Lilli“) mill \\:|is:;l) ltil hint . 31...) 02“ ll
”in“ the \mvrtenn lht'm‘elten Q ~ 3‘00 '* t ‘ l - -
SONG—'3. " ‘ 5 II " llit} l'.|l llllitt'1iI-tl.lillv:l_\ lilltl Jmiit . I ' ' ' 10 J U. ”‘1“ ‘
'OI‘WIIk Branch 0500—1388. it llltl. But it surprised Europe llltll'l' l ”H, ”H. hm. n'u. humanity. 2 Turkish Tilll't‘ls _ --——-— .- . II
mm... Remenoe-21u lhtitmt'ortli America and Etimpo l'ltt‘w ] Thousands of llltlll ii» llulll'tl hill. i II . iz‘ J II ii i 40 “10" Black Silk l’tlllltll‘
I. _ _ . \- , _ . . . .'. ‘. . . I- t ,-. ‘- t .ii'l lit ‘1 \\l'd\r. t“. ... _ I _ ;
. a“, Editor-’3 Rcmwl492_‘ mph (",er ,hy .IiIdiI all otiiItlionIbattlttnld.. sIdIe in and llllll. l.‘(ilfle‘|'.~' Your not) :It thutilur t- 3.. 2 litiurs snlt' I . .
W , , _- .,_...._..._-- . [by side (mat lrlllitlll and Anietltu I '~ -
. m’l Boddence~ L'lilt‘ t'inlv Ui' «remitting they had. ‘ ‘9‘: each . S] '9 . .l .
113-12. , CHMSTMAS JOY FOR HORSES. ‘Sidi- by side (Brent Britain and .\llli'l’- .\'ot titer ~l\ 1o .. t-.i~ti.u..-r ’ "" "H“
i . - -. . . . ' . ' . ' ti nti t‘l‘el‘lhrllllg |it-:t(‘t'. i .... , ' l
. . .-_ _- -m l i u the homes nonlut. l’.‘ l“,‘ “‘u“ ‘1‘ "“‘n , . . . . __..-- ,, " . . t. '
i?- ‘ 'Q .{a 1.: is) 't for et' if the, “hi... IRide by side their lullzlll, greatness i ‘ «ml ‘\ lde BIIdClt Nilllll 1
{we WANT. A PEAcE LEAGUE! -““ Lough? II” the ret'cntidn I'II andInobleness nun: iusurr n. Ride Q 8] 3 90 Bed Sheets .‘l'lessaline ‘
" Mmmungiornbigcity news chum H 0””) or p l i ll: sidi- th~_v Ii;iiIi-l am» that llli‘ bIlood .. Manila I illll in l l \' l The lll'r'l in the land Wort-um -l~
, . . . -. ' ‘ .’ 't. *- ' ' s .‘l ._ is t - iii“ - ’t “ tun i~‘t. .t it: . .. a . - ~ .__. , .,
mm m u 9nuliflh€ circulation. (‘ruelty to Animals rttrios out i s it ruhtfllnl «(inIsIIIint )rflllill‘n lit no hill “.75. 7 in :1 o‘clock i :0 “I”. \dlut 51-” .3 1mm ..i . I
. . . .- _ . i av iro 111m tie izn Matesot n- . I 0..
Ionfllnglltholdeoo minutnoirm- d -' V l ' ”I“ it, ...,._--~«_--._._._ «139 ll ' q . I) l.
, “9 '- [MM 0! Nations. unlit-d rm-t ut- ”In“ “r“ “m“! "l M“ "‘ "““um'” “. 'l‘ltey PM” it the SWt‘t-llieai’ln' Monunn-nt ill ('smp lioveua, Muss. but it FRENCH GIRLS STUDY HERE. u. .. 98C $1.9. \dH l
ly: ,( hrlutttiiti-t n " ""vvne. ‘ u“,- lmiit with small stones gathered not only by the "best :irls.‘ but lllt‘ _ l ' ll
1 "um iii any body iit tlii~ mount" 'l‘lto sorirtt l.~ no. i. it‘" ‘3” ‘”- ’ ‘
inotltrrs and wives of the soldiers who were trained menu, The inscription I Thll‘fy‘llve "Mug Business Training
ion tltet blot stnttfl'thut tltr ntonumen' in dedicated to llitle't‘ “who it! tlto'
ion“ of humltni’y lnid :i~id~- tltcit‘ vocations
‘l‘i
WINDING!“ Wilton who wints "'il'mmn'“ ‘0 a fund “'hi‘h 1" m
.ua‘m “a... is he“ vidi; (‘lll‘lrillllli dinners tot in'vii‘
. .
at Springfield. Man. .
A SPECIAL
. I . . ‘0 ”Willi“ N’ldl‘I‘” i“ ”1'“. 'l‘liiityiiw young Pl‘t'lll‘li :it‘l\ «it. . I '
A d" or ('0 hair dispatch” “.0,“ horses Tlll'li' will tie gi~zttiIt.I and ,rle "Army u. Liberty." 'lllllli school ltnd t‘tlllt'L‘i' ngv. will lust. .
' . - t. - - . . . u U )(,. , III
m 0“! where the Chamber hi i"“-‘ t‘ll‘l “tr-uh ind Hit)! t n. I izlten two i't-tirs‘ business truiitin." in .
‘ ' . ~ that 1 lltll‘n'.‘ llli-u- litt'idt-utly, drivers, "-‘~*——- ~ — -'!-r~- In--- -_~———-—-.,__,, -. -"---—. _ l .- . ., . III
Weflhe United btatm wn< l'l ‘ ' l Antonino lllt thod.‘ by the people of
‘ “rem”. (tinted a WWW“ answer. too. will conw iit for :i shun- of’ the
Thai great mutilation. including tun. Thvy \‘bill be svt‘t't‘d h lunch and
may all the ”bars of Commerco allowed to :nthcr 'rottttd the (‘ltrtst
" m Mg of antry in the country. mas tree with their horses.
fJ - Mm to tho trouble of taking a ref- ”or“ and ”Mr HM“ arming:- b .....
D . - able to in c- :t to tiny. an must -; H.” M, “Mam,“
”V aflfldul V00 on “to “mm" The llnilf‘ its daily labors around l‘allrondlTt‘ltff‘t'llt‘i‘ to what Englund did. The
:1 pix miorlty of the nation's. business II“ and m on} part. tlittl 'our fnltiilul ltlllt‘S, France,
' tllo-lgiunt. Serbia and ltnly did needed
w b“ it] hr the Home of N'tt- stations. ntnrket plat-
tio great publicity because of the very
GREAT BRITAIN‘S ,
PART IN THE WAR
(‘untiuued from First Page
liritaiu had no army for nugtensivclSpringtirld. Mir-wt. who recently t‘ll
purpoItu-s. She was it: unprepared fol"
wur its we were, She had nothing but
what Germany i'ullvd :t "t'ontvniptibh-
little Army." \'ct into it idli- trout
and we thank God that Shl' did, for
she sated the tiny. If she had l'nilc-d
or fallen-d, tho ltirtoty of this \t'itr
would have been rllitliit‘llll htid t'nu
outlook for humanity black. llut site
did not full. illu- gloriously upheld
the standard of right and jstice. She.
tuni-d the. foundation of good fztith in.»
New the nations.
And when "t' LZlV!‘ tribute lt‘l us
not forget the titanium women of
Great Britnln who with devotion and
lint with Great Britain. an my rmhrwism took the rim oi the men
it
ltllt‘d into an uzx'ei-uient to that effect i .~
Q Of Women’s and Misses’
with the French hiult i-unitnisriuii.
.Fme Serge Dresses
to place it hr contracts
I500 DRESSES IN FRENCH SERGE
. Made iii six very stylish models. Navy, 'l‘uupe. mid Blot-l.
1 $10.95
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l
Oz.
The girls, it large nutuln r ot whom
are wur ot‘plihn~, bur.- hi»: it t 11'. fully
selected from unioni; the most pruni-
ising young women in Fl‘iiflflu They
will live in Springfield tintil llit 2r tins
int-es education in l'flllllllt‘lt‘. This t‘tl'l
cation will eon-int of mum»; in the
English litttilltitL't' and corn rputidt im-
geography. lll'llllllltllt'.
vi
. ‘ 'ttonp. members of the Animal Rescue Leurno
Them ltnrc been many other orcun- “”1 Can't pvt-twin neodlwme ft‘e‘lgnutura of what. happened in them.
W 4W 0’ this 30". though “n“ "‘ ”n" “m” ”i" b" ”"0"“ by “Ml3thlhélpxlblilhhlornriultlitidling} ‘lli'lhlam
none so lmleo. The general puh- “‘"h ””5““ 9‘ "““dm' land mm], the ulmm‘t ttrtiflties‘tltutrltg.
. 11c, do ru- 8. appearance 8093. 3H9” This Dl‘OKl‘tlln seems a. trifle c-lnbor-i tell them all mu.“ "I sort of dramatic
‘ heartily with tho business men. it lite and it hit H'nllllll‘nlfll in details, til-It-liurm-r..r to Mint they did.
(would be my, gt any “It“. ,0 mako thotuzlt one hesitates to begrudre even.
.r
[it'lllllnllrlllp
A Christmas Sale of Women's and Children’s
. . .. . , .. and a continental t'Ulll‘rt‘ which it ill '
, .- . . l Autumn. and many seemingly took who '9'“ l0 Curr) 0n. Todu with _ ' i RAINCOATS
.1 test If the moon. were nsltr-d un “I';“r".e “IQ,"II l;nI1;tI:;‘: I” 13:. to]; no grunt notice of he: simply because ”‘1‘ Nficibiiiii of ”iv WHIM‘UW be- “mud" h‘“"‘k“""“‘r “"" “‘“' "m” I it -‘ | 'n G0 (1 i -i i'
. the stunt. or in n hmo-to-houne cnn- ““Y ”“9"“ ‘ ’ n ' u c' ‘ u site seemcd school: one with us and for" "3 W“ “in we more and more practice. This will include thi- m.- of ' " l-V “p“ '“ WM!“ 0 t “lama” 'lu" "" °~
VIII. in W community. would they comfort in life. Horses have to work..u she am we know '0 '0‘” hove
What Great Britain out and with tin-
rolling on of time We will MW and ap-
preciue it more not tum.
Will! the uliznllin of the :il'iltltillt't‘..
ofllce appliances. sitiiogrnph) :md
typewrittng. buplnrnis organization, zip
plied economics. Tin-y will also tulle
a course in physical truininu. hygiene.
and physiology . ,
This course will he pitch in the
(‘otnnn-tciul high school of Spitnztleld
Connected with the course will be
technical and practical lf't'llll't‘h‘. and
durinudltc mention the girls will be
placed in local factories. where they
will learn. at first band,
‘I . . ; - done. yes. utid did so whcn the call
..,_ not '0‘“ over“ holminxly for n Penm hnrd (nouni for mnnldnd. and they do- ,
from? serve food and care and decent. tmnt- came loud and insistent.
we: .
r. I h Del might be quoted nlmort ment. To briefly View what she did it is
3;. only net-estuary to mention a few um" downed “ “"“' "m l‘" "“1415“
'. Without number to the same purpose. Th" “""k ”0“" b" m“ “Hm“ 1"""lthlnuu. Four years up inst 'Auizuat, “Will“! people- Already it is Mil-ur-
-. . _, ~ . .ent that Great Britain and .\lllt‘l'l('(|
.' u h v, M P,“ ”w toctno .issocintion iii safoleDl-Is tho fourth of the month. Grunt Ilrit- I .
. M Wt :i‘ in)! (ll ( ntwo the animal world froin neglect is right. nin met the challenge flung at her have come 1° “"dwmmd ““"h mm" H
7 lulu-.WMW Rt; 0mnffi m. :r and should lu't'lVP aid and encour'tilo- by the Prussian autocraoy and mmwdittlo b" better. The firm mm is that
:.I m may no co. " ' ' . ‘
I resources of her power and wealth (if out of this common disaster there
mm known and most pomlmpm int-pt front all citizens. But cant 3 her vast ”mm.“ mm the fight ,0, Ii- shall come it league and bnllhrrllnud
_ , , ., . . . . .. . . . . fnntlons that for all llil'li' shall main
0 N it s m not“ be mm] for ptoprrh “llm‘u'tbtlu and civilization and humanity. ° I .
Wm of a m 0! a. on (‘hrlutnie tree: and plum nuddinre? [August 4. 19l8 became thus one of the. "‘i“ ”"3" "ml ’“m‘m' Our 5m"
“I18 country is former President Taft. - ' , greatest days in the history of tho hopo for this Ito-s iii the fellowship of
who to the pmotdent of a national Oi“ ..__...g
,- meI "1.” the day on which it English speaking people til the world.
film that. has been working to GERMANY'S LIFE SENTENCE Eilliuhll' llf‘oille. R people bound to us {There is the lie of a common lun-
thnt and for years.
of industrial work.
'l‘lw fixing: of tlr-t-mtiny's wur tuden~-‘ or America by ties closer than any 3“““9- common principle and “"1””? These 'oun irl‘ willl ‘. , until
I Pmident “0050“," thou'il mt.- romp-n... mm into on economic nlhf‘r. heard the on" of honour Mid du- tho common hcr-itnue of liberty and 3 ill: r m t tan.
a“ mu or writing recently m problem. it is no longer it QW’tllon
,y and stepped in without counting u“, mentor yet, of stock and blood. . vial worries, for their expenses will
hut-oft!” prln to, probably desorV- 0" “U“ “l“t‘ll “N'mnnl' “110“” PR" ”'0 'wore to be'mnds upon her as the wttr “
CHILDREN'S RAINCOATS
With Hot to Match
$4.98
WOMEN ‘8 RA 1N COATS
\n-ut uti\ltli'«'~' itlitl wll' colors; fully fl‘llfll‘tlllli't‘il. Stiff-‘Iltl
$6.50
A Very Smial Offerinir of Women's FaShionablc
VELVETEEN DRESSES
Drew's of superior stnurttiess :ittd \‘ulllt‘. Tilt!
(troy. Kurt. llrowu uittl liluck. .\ grout but‘u'uiu :it
i.
lhi‘ ,iluliee
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cast or considering the demands that 'lhetl- it“ nothing that the Mother; b9 pttrtly covered by ”N. French nov-
nd “RUM!” countries. in their tin-ii
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. ,i -rnttt in and anI' l ‘ ti - “ ' f
«the audit of in: the “longerlnz Allied nationr for the burnt site but! would progress. It is no question “"4““ "I““OMh'l’ “‘d brotherhood. .2 rin‘ “tom p 3 L‘ H till 0
done them '1l tho Mlleltne to which What would have happened at that "“1 “0‘ do and guarantee. Out from ‘p K ' ‘ 12 95
all! this hold. Hts articles in the Out- ‘ . ' . t' ”m 3‘ Grout Britain had no, new“, this war there must flow for theIwhoin Another group. 1hr tIIv-inin-rs n’ 0
m I30. first convinced thous. site has put them. It i! a question 0 in. any more thnn it is questionable world a brothorhood of nattons'such
-‘Tfi. --.- \..--_.~'&J‘Q:J." ac. . " 11.1.
which lliH't' rut-cited H‘llliltti'nllilis iii
Aim-rival! l‘tlllt'gt‘fi. hits ili’l‘l\’t‘ll iii llll‘
Unfit-d States. These this are tit--
daughters of professional men in
France nod have been students at
French unitersitit’s. Their expenses
at Antennas of the desirabilitv how nun-h they can art out of het- what would hnvo happened it Amerl- “hm" bind aIlIlIInntion-t insomniac!
‘ . s IJoyd-Georgo has laid down the prin- on had 'not taken up the cause when W 0 can We .\' KUlll‘flll ee sue 3.
id at “Whom “mm of 1mm t'llilc that will undoubtedly be follow “he did- Gt'eat Britain sued the day bm"‘°l'h°°d W W ”0" "W9" ”'0'
that would keep the peace among .. I . . h at whpn “hp 9,"ng ‘Ihp fray to protect therhood ofcill English speaking peo-
‘hemseim and enforce peace on 001- ““1 "WW“ “WI" WY '" ' “ “”“° Ithe wronged Belgium and with'nutt-ple? .
in. It is sofa to any that he would limit of her CflDMi'l'-" IDog tenacity. the lnnhe English char- TitIr'I. my file-nut}. is tIhe vision we
' . What is that limit? it is a question :tcteristlc, held on to it until we. of the must law. .a t a sauna 0 tin-
Inelcomr. n" my plan for a)“ but for’ economists to determine. and per. Daughter '00“er were “we to conic ”on “him we "0' hearing so much
a.
of the actual fighting. and helped dis-
tribute cnndy and cigarettes to the
Fifth and Sixth Marines when they
were relieved. .Tbey come out of the
C
Protect
are brim: built" by the French govern-
bnttle lnu bin and happy; and with
me which he considered practicable. and give the force and push that put about, today and which our own illus- ment. no more liomg“ “’9’" and ‘9" "”"li i our Horse
i~ ————0———--—- MP“ ”‘9 “I’m" 0““5'10“ that econo— the matter "Over the Top," trious President has felt. obliged to go , _ __- ,__~ if they had been in a football game. ,
' - ' -' L'" t - ' . invn V05 . . . to France to use his influence to Ob- .._.________..._ __ ’ .
lumen esrmnra or AMERICA mists NH ”HIM ““h “ . The fate of the whole world was in . . . .
. ,2. l the whole Nu. complex Humor! 01 “3' Jim balance when Germany first in- "u“ ’0" “l“ bem‘m 0‘ lb“ “‘0'“ AMERILAN “ OMEN RM AN . We Have a 600d line 0'
‘: Americans are always interested n wealth-production. Given a can ",de Belgium. Paris was to tmmt- world. weak and strong nations alike. NEW GE '
what (moisten any .of them. The ”0m“ nont dunner. it was Emdmurfl 1“.“ but. whatever It is England and Amer-
, - tnin territorv. with certain nntural fe- icn the rent Rn it h eakin co _
In! developed when we were no more - 100.000 that stemmed the tide, en- . 3 ii 3 “P K “n
,v , t . m king out 7.0“",ng n nation with ascertain char- ablcd France to roarrnngo her plans tries standing side by side can gnar-
4"“ ly' no Id of 6”“ “mm; peter and culture; how much can that and gave England herself time to gs- “1“ e ““d “"9 Waco “1 in" “'0'“.
HELPED SOLDIERS
GOVERNMENT
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BLANKETS .
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t u n or .., gt. of \v tio t» .. . Variety of Grades-hence
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more ”mad "mm “0' that we lifél‘l-zqftlzgt‘htnts in a certain length 000 Want. across the channel. knowing L”- m" briefly ““0” to w“ “1"" ill- ““3 M”- "t‘nry “WW". «formt‘rli' (
W flowerod into a world-power, par-
that death faced them but. they went, shop Charles Gore, the Bishop of 0x- Ethel Borden liarrimnn, who Wan utnr~
a Variety 0t Prices.
of time? Nobody knows. Nobody hue
cut-ting in. our World atratrr on
a will! terms. we am more confident
_ f ourselves, and less given. in Kit)-
ltix'l phrase. to "beg a crust omitted”
’ stilt outdoors to know how we np-
i
I‘m Denmark comes an estimate
our wornccamplisbments, and of
national chnmcter that made tho-in
‘ e. which is doubly impressive
‘ of its front: appreciation and
K Shalom from any suspicion of bias.
I" expect pulse. nowndsys. from our
Denmark is under no obligation
latitude. And the Copenhagen
’ "but. a representative. voice. of
' lurk. says:
W America has achieved is n
. venom which no Dimpea’n‘conn
in: match. An arm! hus been
- .. which it. ha been possible to
to mace. which has changed
' fortunes of the war. A commer-
- fleet in now being constructed
I’h a few m'ill make Ameri-
' .Moes-pow" in the flit-Id:
«initially. America. has gained
Mon within the cii'cle of
‘ which will nuke n indisput-
m the equals."
the mod lot this unit-k-
nnd ull glory for what they did.
ever tried to work out such it Dmb‘em We recognize and pay without stint
before. Maybe no human brain can all glory possible to the deeds of our
Allirs' conomtc allies. We reverence the sublime 112-
work it out. m‘ ”w " roism of noble France. the supreme
experts will try. '
courage and sacrifice .of martyred
Whatever their anSWt’r- it will mm“ Belgium. the wonderful valor and
a mortgage on Germany, material and “himtem'enlsm of éngmmmf bltaiy.
human. until the amused war tax is out tie up 0 an e nits o rave,
paid. It will mean thetrnnsformatlon unconquerablo Serbia. But the debt
We and all the freedom loving people
of Germany into a are“ workhotwc 0" owe. to Great Britain holds a special
penitentiary. in which the nation will place in the world's gratitude and can
be obliged to toll until the. fine im-ur- never be forgotten or repaid.
lied ml. The grand fleet of Great Brltpin.
red for “5 crimes has been :0]- , tithe tlntt silent bond of steel keeping sl-
That may take 20 yetLrS. .ma" ‘ lent. watch in bleak and dreary North
to. For most: Germans now living it sen, protected the whole world from
will reliably mean a lifosentenoe the German Navy. ”the French have
Then patter the sentence is carved and lately culled that fleet. The unseen
, and silent. conquerors." It held the
the “million finished. H” 661mm“ German fleet captive and tho one time
will
'be permitted once more to work it did show its nose u soondtut'iied tail
themselves and reoccupy the place and ran for the Fatherlnn . Her ai-
lzrtlio sun that they enjoyed before lent watch resulted in the greatest
. _ shame that ever befall any nation.
they launched this Wicked and disas ,wben Gerntanv. without practicallv
trons war.
‘ firing one. Isingle shot, surrendered
..._..——o~———- .hor navydiut a few days ago. Sines
‘ JOlll the war Great Brian: has poured out
CRAZED BY lNFLUENZA
i
i
.her money and blood without stint.
Illor navy cleared the sea: or (lemon
whip: and with tnsdfi It: ourd m
WATERBURY. Dec. 18.-—Crazed by wonderful navy an e an one:
an attack of influenza from which he 3:213; $30 fiW* 85° “m
up suffering. M“ Humid. ”0 of our troops tint. 1:10ch the sea.
rat, the best known automobile soles- She 3191M“ “'99-"! mm .15.
mumdtmmmimtuicidotus 000.000 at he! impoun- burl
not-attic. important: ' J! W .. "In" It?
, g .
,ford. whom it was my great pleasurc
to hear when not long ngo he visited
America. has to any of it. Bishop
Gore says that, "in its most general
idea, it 'Lengue of Nations" is a league
to maintain and enforce peace with an
international tribunal to decide ‘justl-
clnble‘ disputes between nations~tlint
is such questions as having been em-
bodied in treaties or coming under the
head of some accepted international
law 11th of settlement by judicial
process—and for the greater matters
of controversy an international court
of arbitration which must at least
haVe all such matters fully laid be-
fore it by the contending nations. and
have. timn allowed to it to make pio-
posnis and to have them listened to
and considered by botlt sides. before
either nation or group of nations could
go to war or mobilize its forces fof‘
war without becoming the enemy of
economic pressure to be exerted by
the whole league—such as the boy-f
coiling of a recalcitrant nation—and.
at. the last resort. the armed force of
the whole league to support its ac-
tion.
This League of Nations is some-
thing which probably is a necessity to
keep the world in order and at peace.
But it mm: to me that there is some-
thing greater thnn this. it is that
which Chauncey Dopow called the
boom of Common ideals. At a din-
ner 3 font night up. Mr. Depow spoke
at this n n lame without tonne!
nano- oi' tints-cos. ~“A Luna 0:
Mim- watt-ow
rled in France.
- “American women have filled run-h
,nn enormous place in the war tlittt it
would be difficult to imagine now what
would have been done without their
Iiielp.” site said. "The thousands of
women who got to the other side gave
themselves up completely to working
for the soldiers, both the sick and the
Well. and they nevnr spared chem-
selves. They worked all day. and of-
ten danced long hours in the even=
must-some times with a hundred part-
ners. ~
“The soldiers showed the most cont-
plete courtesy to every American ivo-
nian, making it intensely pleasant to
be doing things for them. Every few
nights we gave a dance. There wore.
usually about tWenty Amaricah wo-
men and they would have to divide
their time among several hundred
men. Once we had eight women and
two thousand sailors.
- "in the cafeteria. we began by serv-
ing about fifty men it. day. and soon
it was thousands. They all wanted
exits. doughnuts. and ice cream. We
had n canteen, which means strict]
tobacco and candy store. where
men bought. at cost: and three nights
a week we gave pictures and enter-
tnlnmonts.
“When the convoys of wounded first
commenced arriving at Bordeaux. the
stretchors bearing the wounded men
would be put on the button on:
rind we would go amnion distri-
cotf sud dint-0‘ ttos. .Lster
“u't‘pur :‘nm «mm M
lit: |
lll‘t‘lllltfl‘ und httd chown iiis'cubi»
,net. naming Hugo House, i’ltilipp
Sclieideinnnn, Wilhelm Dittmuun.
lior'r Lnudbcrg and Richard Barth
as the secretaries iii charge of the
departments created by the revo-
lutionary government.
The Central Congress of the
delegate from Soldiers’ and Work-
men’s (.‘outicils met tit Berlin on
Monday. 'I‘ltciit‘st session resulted
iii disorderly scenes in which there
were unify personal encounters.
(in Tuesday turbulent Ht’t‘llCS~(‘Oil-
'tittttcd, Georg Ledenbottt‘, t lender
loi‘ the independent Socialists.
ntuking it bitter uttttck on Prctitler
*Ellt'l‘t.
WILL DO JURY DUTY.
John K". Finch, Joseph J. Gliluiiti.
Benjamin J. Thomas and William Voll-
tner are in Bridgeport today for Jury
{duty in the criminal superior court.
Two famous criminal cases are sched-
uled to be tried at this sltttntt of the
court. when Lotlls Benton will be tried
Joseph Bovelaqun hold for the killing
of J. H. Bradley, will onto be tried.
canons
. ARI GAINOILLED
- 1.1.800
Government-
. Harmon
for the murder of “Denny" Wnlker.‘I
A. W. [lodge
North Main Street,
South NorWslk.
untuuuwuwmmm
OPPORTUNITY
Some Bargains ’in Dia-
mond Lavalters.
illllNIl’S JiWfllll SlilllE
WashinfitonSt. So.Norwallt
CAN, MAKE TOYS
NEW YORK, llcc. ill-«'l‘ltousnnds oi'.
crippled soldiers will be offered em~
, ploymem making toys. it was un-
’nonnc.ed in. the annual commotion of
the Toy‘ binnufncturen of America.
More than one hundred of the largest.
producers in this trade are attending.
with H. C. Ives. president, of Bridge-
port, Conn. lit-t chairman
to crippled soldier»
m, W, .1» hair new
listeritil with which toys utuyho i.
would, be sent
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