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ad were :4de in one
; e: “Hunger and want, but 01']-
u, in: a 0 Wells, the British auth-
c. VII-s he mind; her. list night
«tom Russia. He implied that simi-
throughout
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«heist-ed he had been amused who;
is read of disturbonm and insur-
Mr Wlbo has
. 1: finally ireu
people his version or tn: promtihs:
node by him as to the we oi Ameri—
can troops in Middle Europe. 5
n his own words. we may justly
condemn him for exceeding his auth-
ority. and still more, {or‘ not letting
themple know what he had done.
Page: 113 and 1144“[. for one.
have the conviction that government
ought to be all outside and no inside. I
(or my part. believe that there ought
to be no place where anything can he
done that everybody. does not know
about It would be very lnmnvenient
for some gentlemen. probably. if gov-
I-rnment were all outside. but we have
consulted their susceptibilities too
long alread). ”
Page 181—"! hold the opinion that
there can be no confident-cs as against
the people with respect to tin 1r gov-
eminent. and that it is the dutv or ov-
He said in 181 "
ii 8”,hode I, in The New Free- .
)oi'toyspooials .
'msehine.
cry public officer to explain to his rel-
low-citizens whene-‘er he gets a
Chance -explain act!) what is go-
ing on inside of h .‘i own office. "
Page 134—‘ ‘So I take it to hr- a ne-
cessity ot‘ the hour to open up all the
processes or politics and of public hus-
inesa—open them Wide to public
View. "
Page 286—“! believe that we are
upon the eve of recon-ring some of
the most important porogntfws or a
free people. tin-l that the initialhe and
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, . 31. at which Puhquloque
it‘ll. (l. l'. A. M...
South Norwalk. and Uncas council
0! Bridgeport will be special guests.
This sen-.ice at which the Rev. G.
W. ltoesch will deliver a sermon ap-
propriate to the occasion. has been ar-
ranged as the result of the hir Week
celebration of Pnhquloquo council. at
which Dr itoesrh was the 'lncipal
speaker, and the desire ot the mem-
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on that occasion. to hair Dr. Roach
another time
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MAY SELL LIQUOR m PACKAGES.
pudistion of the British Colombian
prohibition law, indicated by the 15,-
000 majority already recorded lrom
Lincoln council. y
government oiflcisls to consideration
or how the liquor truflic shall be ad-
miniswred.
between prohibition and
provide for government control and
sale in sealed: packages or spirtuous
and malted liquors."
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the vote would result in a generous] , ,
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not in. open saloons. but in goveru- .
mm: stores.
Lewis ll. Snell-
VANCOUVER, B.’ C. Oct 22 .——Re- ‘
ay’s plebiscite. today brought
The vote. was on the preference
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thousand one hundred and fifty- thrm
Young \Vomen's Christian Association
centers in the l'nited States lroi‘frr-
ing some sort of ch. on civics and
voting methods this fall belore elec-
tion day." The classes are being at—
tended by all types of gulp—college
“entaiomployed girls. business- wo-
men and industrial girls. Mock. elec-
tions. open forums on the political
platforms and debates by party ad-
herents form most of the programs.
SYLVIA’S CA3: com-muss:
Otcr Ono
LONDON, Oct. ill—Sylvia Pank-
burst, who was taken into custody
yesterday, was arraigned in police
court today charged with attempting
to cause sedition in the Navy by edi-
ting and publishing an issue of the
newspaper "The Workors' Dread-
naught" on Oct. 16. containing an ar-
ticle an “Discontent on the Lower
Deck.‘ She was remanded for one
week. Bail was granted her.
HIDDLETOWN BAH.
TEAM PRAGTIOE
MIDDLETOWN, Oct. 22.—Dr. Edgar
mover head of the Physical ’l’raim
ing Department in Wesleyan Univer-
sity. today called- out all baseball nieu-
tor practice. They will play until
Thirty men
including “five of last season' 3 ’varsity
team are- N out It is a num-
Dt of years since westeyan had fall
rim
p'nctice.
“no. I-Ioosy
MW .
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and Cures the Cough. Price 35c. A
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