i: slim ” ' EL
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:ever, the bodies othe airplanes are 7 mm m
H , NORWAIJK. fitted up like those of limousines. '
up by M Ma
! good shaver isn‘t something. after-:3.
ImonItlilmithout one. Everything is
‘ quiet and Well ordered, but I‘lmagine
‘ It's rather ditllcult not to envy thojl: ‘ What if“! he sometime ll 'E , e’Unclc
.. ministers and their staffs, this daily WRHTES FRBM ERAN IlSuln‘Ican withdraw blah-oops.
' OMORROW
4:32 a. 111.; 4:57 p. m.
:13; sets 4:58.
ALMAN‘AGSBORI‘ m.
GOLDEN” . . . l .
x 'l ‘ t’ t ' l ‘0 comfortabl.‘
-_-._:. - _ ,IlODlC'lWI,“ y o trme s . . . . I IVA ,. LEY
I. GOLDEN. Prom; and swiftly through the alr. But l: uI Th t "(mug interesting letter MIJ’R TE BRAD FII)NE XMAS
W ‘ ' . . . v‘ 0 ' I . . . .
JAN- 23 1919 I is possible in Europe, ll. l-s posmble in beenereccivcd from Sergeant Edward l . -, HA. I
' i '
7 '~ ' "1 h-\'e our chance \Yeed, Cc, A, 3015i. Engineers, nowi :
,tllls collntr. We “1 I d ‘wil’ll the Army 01’ Occupation: é IContinued from First Page).
} Brohl, Germany. 1 . n»
.-__. Dec. 22, 1918 Ellis from Tours. came around and
sang Xmas songs, and they could
- MW.
3
' A l ' f ”is! ., .
BOYS AND GUNS. .1 eligce‘ii'ed a lettcr from pop and al- sing. We stayed up until the Xmas
or of the Associated Prcss.
..
, news published herein.
limos—'28. *’
II “ Branch omen—1388.
" . guidance—2183.
‘ ”:7" Editor‘s Residence—14924
- . CHILD LABOR DAY
‘Théi‘obServance of January 24th by
he synagogues, January 25th by thc
arches and January ~26tll by the
drinks, all over the country as Child
maborfnay is most timely as the open-
tenliion of education as the. greateSl
actor in sound Americanism.
How can a child of six go to school
when her works for eleven hours in n.
kactory, 7mine. or It'll”? Probably tlle’
fight schools would best Imeet his
need? Re. Cannot be .50 very tired at.
igIht! .
Federal interference in the manor
f employment of children has: ‘been
intimated as unnecessary, on the plea.
at “the states can look after the
they don't. For instance. how many
people who read this editorial, or hear
of “Chilerabor Day?“ will know wheth-
r the state they live. in‘ protects or
_— loits its little ones. .
I‘tiis the function of this day to ans-
er this question. To many people
may come as a Shock to hear that
. ,..__........c -___.__..._....._.v
aociated Press is exclusively; .
6 the “36 101‘ publication 0‘; arms to minors is timely and sensible. field armles. The 4th, 42nd and oth-
.. dispatches credited to it. or‘
otherwise in this paper and also;
has °t republication of PM home but it cannot be too soon.
dispatches herein are also re-:
~' g and gunplay.
ingm‘ove in the campaign for the ex-I
matter thcmSelves.“ “They can, but
i l . .
l The introduction in the house of so the Christmas box today and was chimes lI-tlIng, Xmas day. we'had quite
l pleased to gm them. I am with the a few VlSltcrs to look at outward on
; 4th corps -3rd field army now but account or Wlnningfirst prize. About
' ”1'“ shipment Of “9105”.“ and fire- have been with the first and second 1100“ we 53d 0131‘ Elcmres taken. One
. was taken around the tree and the
. or hard hit units are here. “re passed other around «he tableI whet-ewe ate
it ifirtlle combination of irresponsmle through Coblenz on our way to Brohl .oufimnigr‘ind'mme dinner it was.
~ . ,- - ’ k w when we will come: 91'9 e menu. enough to make
youth “1th firearms that is responsible and dont no lolly soldier smack his lips: _
lt‘or most of the accidents to life and From where [ write I can see thel Turkey, mashed Potatoeszand tur
jrepresentativcs of a bill to prohibit
I . . , I , . . - .‘th nips, chestnut dressing bread coifee'
's'lfct . a: well a; most of the hold-u. s Rhcln. It 15 a beautiful rlver V” . - . . ' ’ ' '
I y . x D .hlgll hills and vineyardsall along 1: suawberrl jamplc. home made fudge,
and old castles at . diflerent DOintS- candy, cream and real cow's milk; al-
l
‘ l G SEWI- TEL'“: Many cities and states have ordi- The boats have a hard time game; 119.50 cigar“. “9 elgarettes.
, as it is very swift due to the Mosel’ A59? '3“? dinner we fell into more
nances prohibiting the 9319 0" “Ch joining it here but they go some the;¥:grsa:;ge 12:3 andb women from
g ' _ .r ‘. otllin other way. l . °° 90551 IValance. greet-
arms to lnlnorIs. but the e is n g Well I thought when we were in meted as most welcomely,and told us
to Prevent the" PUFChaSG from 1m” St. Mihiel drive that the German Ar-‘ Ill-rt milling we wanted in the line
my would be all in soon but I never,“ eat! W88 ours; 80 you see we were-
'l:~ .' s ’ ' , ll nou ll, ,
olt lIhouses nhlch natura y e g thought of being on the Rhein for nt for want of anything.
, , have never re uired a certificate of -. . . , We were over , '
I 4 Mel“: Residence— (l Cbrlstmas. It “as some drive. not 4000 miles from
- - lhomc but the wav w - ,
ag, and moral character with ever' not like the movmg pictures of l e» - . e “ere treated,
0 3 olficers lending their gallant mogsim “I! fOI‘SEl EVEWJblng for the
. order. They might very properly be on to victory with a smile on ._ theirffime being,
obliged to exercise care in the Selling ‘ faces for every one Was covered with l 0I of this I seen one of the fin-
mud and you dld not sleep or eat. .63! ,V ville. shows ever. So my
"f "”39 dangerous weapons. Those that were not dead expected tolsmlen'l‘ml Of a Wonderful Christmas
Young lloodlulns, stirred up by stor- be any minute. The only ones that 5““ true in every "339903 33 the
. _ __ . . . . looked happy were the prisoners. ,ammnt furnished us was complete
188 of war, their lnlllbltlons against der They all thought they were going to .in every sense of the word, and any-
blew the headquarters kitchen off the: 3185‘?"le so with a big heart. The
lb? such careless talk or a 13°13‘19"!“ map, but every one best it. One of 111,“? ,Cross did wmdeflul work wand
tnature‘, are under less restraint than' the men who W38 not there when it. the m "“1 Wm Who tried to
:‘h’appened, said he came along and pléhS‘e‘Ts, none other than the clerks
u ifllal‘d for lh" old'er. l b . l. l 'CX'OSS, Y. I“. C. A. and K. of C" are . v
N . . H I a 8“ 0. making plans for the day. I will be The states that he m" t received a b" "
make- tllt- transmon from army life happy in that 1 am a day nearer home. ’0‘ 13‘“ since'Oct. 1“.an Writing
back to civilian life——fl'om military duQ Hear it [Gt—0‘ rumorsws “1°“? "Whig-$11“: "LpoihglI-negeaeEEK' lit?t mgr“-
. _ but 1 still claim I will help with the‘ ‘ w‘ e” 3'
Ities to - an industrlal or commercial 4th :of July” ”Marks and * (Wild ““31“”: something must
in NorthjCarolina there are nearly on-wI
.lou'sand Children between the ages of
In to the nations abroad when wcf
elves permit the slavery of the
olpless? How can we um) upon
‘l'gg'ling democracies American
ans a standard. when lllt‘)‘ moan;
tics—to us that thousands of out"
.chlltlrcn'daily arc denied lllOI
rigfitITto that education 'wllit-l'l alone,
caniyflt‘them for self-bowrnment'.‘ l
in 15011 cmlwcnll'wcml' ‘,
democracy is no stronger that:
. I I
akIest point. Its future- lies inI
_ W501? our children, If we bring‘
t at these as {titltul loilmm,’
rem their cradles ofcvcl-y rig-ht!
Iii ‘ bod, what will our principles:
grv‘tvith them? If we b‘l'lf‘lg upI
yer lot, more fortunate by the;
coldent of birth, to believe that:
Iévement of their peers is just,f
rll‘ltlley: know of true delnoc-E
- ’ i
. me that Child Labor caule
. never): citizen of the United
'in'f'its real importance, and un-:
e, t is 'well that Child Labor Dali;
Id filéIdbscrved as an anniversary:
shame. , l
' I
'RPLANE T0 VERSAlLtEs Ii
- plans for peace time use or:
‘ in this country continue un-I
'_;the 'I' practical difficulties !
lved, a passenger‘and pus:
has been established be-'
. :and Paris.
I , e of this air traffic be-.
' capitalists to insure theI
-rtatiou of, ministers and
as well as very important
rum London to Paris duff
‘fe'parleys..I The. trip is
bent .thwo hours, inaldngil
p‘ and attention?» Itbm'j
. . _ 2 . . the Wrong. Knowing {hltafihfl'e is a lot
Job And apparent] ’ Uncle Sam, llme time to rest up 4 bit first. "Si ' ' kn ’ U ’ ‘
3 a great feeling that we're out of war. '01 slc 933 in the g tee, worrles '
’wholll he served so faithfully, has not No more days and nights of high next-3 Bradley more than an log else. asf
. . .r, . . .- -. . not hearth from h’. -.f il' ‘ . . . r ~ .
tto‘teit who work regularly eleven: her-n (lOlllg any too much toward nlak-’ ““5 ”PM": no more week” .m me; loom in aim - s h is d ame kputsI be“ of the “Uh and also "Ir the flu": 2 “8' we," MdEdOod Fish ....... .
; ' l' . . . . ' woods, in the ram and mud. hombres.h 1 b ,p’ d f? 098'” no“ . dren of its members. ll \vtll he the 3 H T P'll D! I """"" 25c
day, and that unfortunatelytmg lt «timer for lllm. The assistanthar rations. It sure is some Changp'?:91$1tl;l;rgrijliltifles “I? 53%;?" Rd aim of the incorporation of this club pkg!‘ ' ' e for l ..................... 259
ha state of affairs is not confined: (lllTClOl'J’CllPl’lll of the. federal em» and ucrcI all glad. Evelyone has tmorc than to hear from his talk: 'll l to plmidc many unique anersions mi 2 pkgs. Shredded Wheat Biscuits .............. . 25c
». . t 1 II I I _ II . I . lbecll thinklnz. of eats and what helm, . * - ' mull life and famlly entertainments. l 3 kg: Shokerflaltf ' ' ' ' ’ '
North 031-0th . ll Ocmflll Minn-'0 “NW-‘3 m ”10 Lllllt’llI will eat when he gets back homo; m" I Mr. Millard's successor has not yet: p ‘ or ............................. 250
c-an, we honestlv pl't-acll fl‘l’f“; States Employment Service Bulletin. iThe chaplain here is from “’alerbury,§ "”“m ’ l been selected. but a choice wllJ prob-I 3 lbs. Yellow emu“: - -‘ .............. 25
‘ - .. . I {his name is Daugherty and he is one ; FEEmNG EUROPE ; :tllly 1w made within a few weeks. l 2 pkg: None Such mm Hell """""""" c
I The bOltllf‘l‘S let go are being mus—,fine man." ! FIVE. HOW ABOUT . ._.... __..__ l ‘ . . ------------------------ 35¢
”ppm out (m a tow days‘ notice. with? ’l‘hc letter dated December 22 was. ‘ . ’ ‘7 , . VF“? RULINC 01" U S E 2 lbs' Fancy Whale Grain Rice L ------------- ’ - - 25c
l 'ld .. . . .. . . I . '“TlllG‘n from Vullenrlal, Germany. _ HOME . M LE.A;\ 1 1 4 1 ‘ ° l 2 can; Golden Pumpkin for """ .
Imh hum of ltd). lawn m mom‘y the Parts ct it follow: f — ~7~~~ E R. R. ADMINISTRATION i 2 J» """"""""" ‘ """""" 25°
‘ cost of transportation to their homes,i “1t 5 well .OYW 9 month “(’wfiim‘o‘ Continued from First P'lgc ‘ _...._._..__ é pkgs. lfi'y Jell for """"""""""""""""""" 250
. - I i“"~‘ “'PI'O walling lor tl‘ansporlatlon to , ‘ ‘ g C . » F pm, i Lea and Perrln’s Worcester 11' Saw .
flee to bu) tlckcts Wherever tllcyIuw fronL An old Fl‘QllCh town ('n'cr- l ‘ ontlnueo mm in" One) , ” S Ire e ----- ' ........... 25c
please. Already they are turning llplsaid ".n“ “:9“ WW5.” g‘ll’rrl‘v" Mlll‘ C°nfl°fl5°ut Plugged GIP -:
1soon tactorles lot out their cmployosé ll‘ it had not been for the munitions
ill the ('llleS, improvidcnt, broke, aWflYIand all were celebrating wildly. but ,workers or Connocticut the ,(lormang ”f tho comm"““' '0 1") “W‘Cht‘d ‘0
from noan without Work. applicants we were off for the from just tlltl'twoulll have been in Paris by Christ-I
, __ . I ’samc. but it was a (inlet-cut front than was 1914." declared Senator Nit-Loan. .
for ”HIM“ lellef- Many 01' lhf‘lll don ti had been on before. and ill a low; “'l‘llerc are great many people .iu‘
want work yet. Many others are un—‘ days when it began to move. believe 3 this country today who feel that our 1“”th (1‘7: "“1"" and ”‘er months
‘nle once or twice we wore only a ten" omcilll charities and our national
.3... m 28%” “W ' mu-
struction of life and property loosed New York. It was funny the day .thPY lbody that 00“” do a good turn for “5 i GOES To WET AT ’16 AND s1
sums 55mm,- I“ m‘ stats
war measure. It the President accom-l
plishes what he tells us he.expects to:
accomplish, it, will be the best invest‘,
ment that the United States has ever:
made._ As a taxpayer, and I believes
representing the taxpayers 'of this
:country. 1 shall vote for this bill lie-5
cause the taxpaynr knows that it is.
a great deal cheaper to buyrpeace than. - ‘
it is to fight for it, if it can be done
honorably and there is nothing dis-l?” .
honorable in acting the Good Samari-Il'
tan. 9
'j‘VVe hope that the war: against inn:
pcrialism has been won. It has-been‘ '
a war of destruction; it has Cost the} ..
allies, including this government more .. . . ‘ ,
than $100900,000{000“and~umore than. l Beautiful Garments ln Serge. Taffeta Velveteen
10,000,000 precious lives. ‘ l, ‘ ’ '
ltwut IHundrod Mllllcn. _ g , ' ' Satin. Georgette and Rich Velvets
“Now.'~it seems to me, it will be
very much wiser for the United,
States to invest a hundred Imillion'j 7.
dollars a mouth for the next two or;
three months if it is necessary to win I
the war that is now 011—th war? :-
against anarchy and ignorancemthan _
it will be to decline to do it untilpos-E
sibly our honor is again involved; for: I ’
that will mean the killing of moral-w
American boys and the expenditure of i‘
billions of dollars. We have had
enough of that. it seems to me, thatII
TAFFETA SILK DRESSES
Further prices $12.50 to 3148.00
$8.95
“FOOL SERGE DRESSES /
Former prices $14.00 and $16.50
, “$10.95.
this is no time for penny-wisdom.
"We must see ~this thing through,
for every taxpayer in this country ,
knows, and I think every patriot 7 V E'IV'E RES
knows that if ignorance and anarchy _ VEL EN D . SES
are permitted to throttle democracy L F9311”? Price $16.00
in Europe in the next six months. 1' ‘ ‘
there will be no peace anywhere for. A $12.95 ”
anybody during the next 25 years, that
is the. reason why I shall vote for this
’ m.
cm." : WOOL FRENCH WE DRESSES
STEWARD . MILLARD - I Former prices $19.50 and $24.00
(comma to... m... p...) ' ' SATIN AND (3mm m
‘vusual. ‘And hardly less objectionable wondered where every one in Just can't be given too much pram So 1 Ft. ‘
I , . .rmer mes . - »
than the boy bandits now rampant m then along came a alien and new will do” my low m: not you the Black Rock Shore and Country p $189.0 and $23.50
. . . I . and went there himself. I ~ - “at W glam-13m “I I, and club and it will be known hereafter as; AT $14.95
many Cities are the juvenile nulsancesI .1 am sorry to hear about Albert mt. thaw-11ml the day will come when we the Black Rock Country club. The. ' .
who exercise their marksmanship in Ben. It. must be very hard on his to- layman another big Xmas togeth- Among ."8 monomers are same 6! ~'
1 , , ‘thcr and mother. He was a fine lad WW filll be V6?! I... now, 38' the be“ known “353”“ “‘1 protes- g ‘ ] ' -
‘19 eyes 0f the neighbors ChICkens- and all the boys liked him. But he ‘ gamma “Inn-alga; out-O. K. sionalkmen in Bridgeport It is almeél» ‘VOMEN'S'Am Wilts In
Moat dangerous or all are the fools (lid not die in vain, for the country tor om your ov sofl.‘ ~ { forum 6 it a family club and provide ’ _ " NI) ISS ES! DR ESS '
h h die . . . . ,, lwhieb he died is worth the greatest "i , “ PVTJWNDBBAMY. entertainment! for its members. 396- . M SKIRTS -
w 0 an any shootmg-lron careless-Inf sacrifices. Co. F. 111th Machine ”Gun Battal-' 0nd to none in the state. Another my W00. 89,19 w“. 7 .4
l)’ at any time because ‘tllcy didn‘t! “'llh love to all, ion, ‘A' E' F" via New York. novation will be the elimination 0’ EDT. I““”""""‘“ ”(+8 $7 50 ‘ ‘ V
. . ., i SERGEANT EDWARD WEED, , , c; Tours, France. charges for any of the diversions of -' ’ ‘ p " ’ $8.98. “6.00
know it w 5. lo ded ' i 7
a a . i A 00., 301“ Engineers, A.'E. n w; lines Were Written on Dec. ' club including roller skating. tennis, . AT “I“ ‘m '
)Firearms are always loaded with; , , ~ : > 30, k .“andt related to the Xmas bowling. pool, billiards, swimming I ‘Woa
- .. I so a __sen vc ., v . . , , " m w
dangerous possibilltles. The barring RUNDLEWRITES lo) "‘ 61; Jam?- rseas which was re gflbegfim afnémff’gfiggsfimy .
. I . _, . _ - , om- HLNDREDs or man (‘RA ' ‘
of ”row sale to minors would act as: FROM HOSPITAL I)? Igoflfdef. x k nonresidents and ‘8 these are “m" ' L ' ' DE mflis
.. I . ' ece ve your mas pac age yes- ited to two hundred. the list will soon »
one needed check Upon their \\ hols-t » IN FRANCEltem‘wd gverythlng :33 in 800d. be cloced. At About Half of m n” Should Sell far my.
salt. and unnecessary ownership and . cm on an mm“ ion “3 flne.‘ It is 0“!" 0f the mm! ideally located m ”In mm m. r’ ’
abuse I Continued from Fll'Sl Page. ,Fromxyour loving son, country clubs between Yew York and} T . T 3m
“ - i I _. . JOHN.‘ Boston. and will be one of tile~nlo<t ‘ “ . ‘ , w ..
~7—~———O~————-~— I .1 understand that we are to have t (2:9 autemmt motlteklgl John fwrits popular country clubs in that vicinityfi
THE SOLDIER’S TRANSITION. a o e y m we. a bore 0 . n The Articles of Incorporation provido- "" "" ”‘“"““""“'""'“"“‘“
,quite a time Christmas as the Red a recent letter received by his mother,“ ~ -
“that the purposes for which it is in-,?
corporaled is. to advance and cncour-l * ' . . j .7 .5;
age physical exercise and manly : i , , _. _ ,~ , _ , f ,
sports and to promote social inter-I ‘ , " , ’
course among its members and pro-:
vide for them the convenience of a
c club house." ,. , At BECKMANN’S , 7- . y
Special entertainments will be pro-
vided for the. men and women mom-t
_. n..— «a
Try our Tess and Gofi‘ees. You will like them.
photograph furnished a! 1;}: expt‘llso
t
l
I‘ilCll curd could not be learned.
The full text of the notice reads: 3
All monthly (54 or 6:0 ride), two . .
. *9 '
tint} or 162 ride) commutation tick—:
willing to undertake the ‘day-labor‘ihours behind the defeated Hulls. charities are beginning and ending: 37”“ 4‘0“ {0" “S" Commencing FQbm‘i 83 and 95 Washington St ”’ 05
jobs, which alone they can find Tllel‘e‘Vth a. cllllngc in the country! After . long way from home,“ said Senatorg flit" 1» ‘919- and thereafter, will be “m. ' 'Phone 1‘1 -
. I . . . . . h" I . lwe passed through Stormy, Montmcdy McLean. l ”9d ‘0 expire on ”1‘9 133‘ 4133' "’7 ”‘9' “ "‘ '
IF (\Cl.‘ lll‘OslleCtt (it 11111955 rPnletlla] greeted us quite ungcathed and \Vilh! "“'e have giypn by Voluntary (‘OH— Cally/“lax innnth for Whip}: iSSU'WL g"""’ ' ‘ “" "“ ‘ * “ ~-~-—’—--~-~—-—.-....__
measures are promptly taken the sight'a“ Arch of Welcome' and many flags ‘ tributlon hundreds of millions of (1019
.of the Allies. It was all so different ' Iars to save our friends in Europe 4 "‘0“th 0‘ February, Mal‘flf 01‘ April-i
l M...~_
~Wllun tickers. expire during the;NEw RESERVE l "
I _ . lGENERAL IMPORT LICENSE IS-
of sttandde. wellness moneyless 50L from the advance”, we were us”: I“) no", disease and hunger. We have 1919. a now ticket can be purchased; OFFlCERS' TRAINING conPsI sueo.
dicrs will be common throughout the Sullkltng'hwgen aI hall 91‘ machineIgun loaned to our allies billions of dollars from the date of expiration to the end; ‘IPRILAD EI‘PHIA, Jfln- 23r-PI'0V0'N WASHINGTON Jan ”8 «Issuance
. u c s. ig exp oslves. gas andshra p- to enable them to sustain their fight- of such month are pmportlonate fare.1 Smith today announc d ' I ’ . h u.- ‘ 1
land.’ lncl greeted us. It was a, Wonderful ing strength during the war and ‘ to5 e m“ a “e“ re or a general Import “06mm permflum
Certainly this is wrong. It is unillike to the Rhine. thru fine scenery, sustain their industrial fabric after {mm agent -=1l filal‘loll where originals
lBUt‘ll ele‘llSmnS can b? purchasedf serve othcers‘ training corps will beg in transit shipment through the United
:but 1 would not give any part of New the war, until it can be readjusted to ‘ ”URN Was WNW“! 01' ill 81mm" 1’0““ .3 established at the university of Pen" . States of ““m‘l‘icm commodities
fair in the men and dangclous to the England for it.
in At Coblenz. the river Mosclle still in operation and that the bills are;
. . Th:3 Rhine is some hence conditions. I am informed that bein‘Cn Which “Ckof roads upon prev 53'1"”‘43 With Major Charles T- Grit-
community. The federal labor bureauI l-Ilver and carriesqultc a lot of traf- the munitions factories in France are 59mm“!!! 01' Pxpll'ed ”01ml. 5 am as head 0f the department and pro-’
destined for foreign ports and diluted
The present method of limitation of ‘ from abroad “3 on sound today by
docs “hot it can to find jobs for theIJoms .t..he Rlllne and at this pmnt a. being paid with money which we have scllt'lol tickets will be continued un- {T1 1‘ 0: military science and tactics; the War Trade Board. The board in ‘5
soldiers when they have got backIn)agn|ncenL statueI faces .dOWI-l the l'l- I loaned to ”31109. ‘ It is not strange. ”I the close 01' the current 801100! yeah e ”Vernal?!“ WI“ 8180 detail other. Stat-9113831 said that with war time
lver. I passed (nuts 3 distance tromllht‘mmre. that. the 15.000 or 20,000 am- A. ll. Smll’h. General‘l‘assénger Agt. ‘tleacbm. selected from the United congestion on the railroads relieved
home? but it calm“ find 50135 for anti: and crossed the Rhine on a pontoon munitlon workers Who have been sum-
of them. and only too many get into’ bridge. Here the river is 1,000 feet mafily discharged from the munitions
l-‘. C. Coleyl Assistant Gen. Pass. A31. States Army to assist Major Griffith.
I . strict regulations of inltranslt ship»
l The course will be voluntary. E ments was no longer 9809883132
serious financial difficulty after reach. wlde and qulte swift. A section of this ‘ (notories in Connecticut should won- HOLD WAR SAVINGS ? ;
bridge slides out of place to allowidel' why llllS government should not
inc; home, or even. on the way home. the passage of vessels and thenl'be able to extend to them the same. STAMPS TILL MATIIRITY
. . steams back into place when the boats . consideration that the Fren n-
It seems as if the COUNTY Wthh have passed thru. ’Some stunt, eh? 3ment“ls extending to its wafwfitfikfieig.
the“. men served so faithfully ought I should enjoy touring this country! If it had” not been for the munitions
- . . , but ‘ A. t i “ ' ‘ .
lobe able to lo ok after them more ef- in $223033??? 'ISIonl'deryrltthhigr be workers or Connecticut the Germans
turn them loose with a little extra. pay
The Prince Of W'ale‘s has been Vlflll' {hospitals The ground. is white with 33.36119. ’lghe president; of the Marleen
mg the American area of occupation. snow and it. was just heavy enough ‘Ped‘ergtion of labor, (trim only ‘ considerable numbers are demandln :
On ni h t h attended a d n e h to stick to the trees so it is a beauti-lfew days ago before the committee on that they be cached by agents of mg“
0 g e, a C . W ere:ll‘ul sxght as one looks down theral-Igmunition and labor that nothing had United States Treasurr. The “film”%
as lit most of these dances, the girlslleY- ; The sun does not shine but the; been-8&6 to carry labor from a Ivar of those demands is such as to be?
may 13 bright. One at the students has ' to a peacetasls; to use his exact lan- fell mat the vtgorousfelrum '01"
l ullt an flaborate- snow man on the silage. he said that we were worse the National WM 317111“ Committee“
body-was supposed to cut in on the awn. We have an honest to good-lprepared for peace than we were for to dispose of more and yet more at?
«ness Christmas tree, prettily decent-twat when war was ‘ declared. This these certificates. .
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‘Princc, but somebody did’ and meIEdIin the‘ dining room. Dinner wilfisituation is to be lamented- there‘ls »
Prince liked it, devoting himself in, £0351!“ 0‘ 1:33“ beef, French fried po- £110. ”damn about that. I
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he is- a. more firm believer than ever doughnuts, candy, ”059% 31118 and 9d,»,
in these democratic principles.
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disappointed in not getting any‘Christ—l totem sretted; but it does not seem
I . g is liquidhwve been in pal-is by Christ- guided persons have offered to take?
fectivcly during ulls period, or else We lhoflgh- The companies are Well “189.1914. ‘ .~ «total them in ”Change for merchandise?
billeted and rations are full, nowI “We an“, been informed there are notwithstanding the fact that they are '
he next letter was written from one : two or three hundred thousand men not transferable and can be redeem-i
to tide them over. of the hospltals on Christmas day, =in this ecuntry who have already been 9‘1 only by the 011813131 0“" 01‘ by?
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girls away from their, partners. Nowltertalnment and then a_ ”“011 0"; Of‘ymmmtémy' that h” cfimctm’il- like Liberty mm W the - L
I .1139 executive departments“ this Main defraylng expense of post-wart
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