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" ape", .5375” commander of the m.,.m|».ijindling travelers in connection with
dwarfs: u.‘ London in the. world \Val'.lpassl’on Vises has become 0“" 0f the
hits no use for battleships. lie l.)(‘lit‘\"£‘s.~q".ffl\'0l‘il€ means of livelihood ofrmliiziot;
m an.
Wale "(nigh muy would he better orgy-officials in thngl‘lf-nt
if.“ spent the “0.000.000 imendedScountries . -
' Mrs.
American
for. battleship construction in research 1
. -a.nd providing llt'\\’t'l‘ weapons of war-l
‘ tare.
‘l“’l‘he late war." Sir Percy said.l
"showed that the only safe policy as running from llfi'l‘E‘ to Paris.
.. regards battleships was to ‘stow them "‘0 train Wasvpaising from Bulgaria
{xx-1v as far as possible from the on.linto Serbia. at 2 o'clock in the morn-
wnnlinghn official in uniform represent-
Fiance I do not think our battleshipsllllg‘ himself as a Serb inspector. de-
manded to"sec her passports. inform-
- ed her that the vine obtained
.."i‘orsolially." continued Sir Percy. Sei‘l) Legatjon in (‘onstantinoplc was
; I --1 am min-linvalid and ordered her to leave the
con-
sppnd'scuted to accept $35 to let her con-
wimpgtiiiiie her journey.- She had already
spapel'paid $30 for rises of her passport. ’
llefore leaving Constantinople many
large
'emy if we go to war now
will be safe unless we construct a
harbor 'to cOntain them in leg-land.
in a'newSpaper interview.
in (board with.Rcar Admiral
when he said that we ought to
one penny on battleships. but
ever in'oney we may have 10
Should be 'llll'l out on research
Adair;
work. T’ _
_1:t.eai Admiral Adair told the House or truwlvrs are obhgeq to give
(foumicms that if we built new battle; ‘3‘“"5 ‘0 Rpt Vises Wllml‘ later may he
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train.
J. H.
recently a victim
business man
vii-Mm ;[ : 3
downhill
_‘ Travelers Stung by Pass-i V _
ports and Other Frauds ln'. CONSTANTINOPLE.
the Orient. .
AP
and
After protestations.
ril
K. Polly. wife of an
in London,
of this fraud
while traveling on the Orient Express.
\Vhen
hc
stain:- w... 53.0““; ”No have to ppm—mg declared invalid in this manner.
Since refugees from Russia gire not
new Mixes at grrat cost at Halifax.‘
lzf-lflll'dLl and
{‘02 .i of Canada. in New Guinea. and
at, :3-a gapore. l sav this nation. with
".3 vmome tax {.1 six shiflings in the they are furnished with proper papers
for sums ranging from $20 to $100. As
this huge ex-
can tell me:
aft'o rd
uolldoy
cannot
w hen
pomld.
p-wutit ili'E‘.
bll.‘l,‘fiil[)$ when we get. them.
"in the first few hours of the next
wai- l'lliymouthf Dover and even Lon-
('QH
we adequate
:ne prepared with an
counter to the fleets of airplanes that “‘3' “HO another.
w" lattack us. It seems to me.
that we should spend.
Hutu.”
Janna...“ on the \Vpgt “united in other countries. where they
may become public charges. few pass-
ports are granted them officially but
these refugees are poor. they are oft-
wn‘al we are going to do with these cu obliged to spend all but their tra-
from
acting expenses for vises.
Another form of swindle results
the general European laws
‘silver.
may he reduced to ashes unless against taking large. Slims 04’
sold or paper money of a given coun-
To
prevent such
traffic
t3: min-e, nothing but plain common’ ments place officials at frontiers who
what demand —of each traveler the sum of'
If he dc-l
only we can spare. not on battleships foreign cash on. MS DPI‘SOD‘.
Hui are ‘no good' as the midshipman clarcs anything above the equivalent
5.1“}. but in providing the very
w. mu buy of the newer weapons that
is taken
and n
govern -
cht of $70. or some such modest sum. it
receipt given which
Will count in the war of the future." he may cash in money Of ”10 country
Speaking of the latest developments
0 ll
li'il\'lll£:’ it.
5.. faith dealing instruments.
I'err‘cy explained the principles of the lakn a lll'lln' to
ll "r "Havis gun, which tires from both H‘Hl With :1“ his (Kl-“h.
("F'And with which he said all Americans of
.ninrmi‘aii airplanes were to he armed. adopted the plan of
l iiccks or drafts
I: would be possible. for an airplane to
( .n' n.
tl~‘?iiph’ from l'l."“t'| l'i'l'l llp_ lint-l
tl: hips could hme no protection
ur'v'urd such weapons,
Speaking of the progress that had
been made in planning (H'l‘lill attacks up u collection with which to buy
10“ warships. Sir Percy Scott. in an in- cool. This swindle has been improved
"‘t’.-'\l;w in the l-Iu-uins: Standard: “it upon. An official takes up tickets.
lri on h~."‘l‘t'l- now *t‘Vi'l} man in tin-’ulni then a second official. who de-
hervi'e know.» itVtiiat hill] the war nouncl-s the first one as .'1 fraud.
ll.l another fortnight. \vi- wouldimukcs the passengers pay a second
plolnhly. by means of an aerial at- time. This is confined to local trains.
tack. hflVt‘gSllllk all the German ships
in Ho» Kiwi Cnnal.."
13-inch gun and lll'l' at trail-‘.uiiiio,\'1ilicc.
..
lllt‘
{to luck of coal.
oldest form
Sometimes the
su- tor nicru-ly pockets the money. or will
let the traveler pro-
experience
carrying
and thus avoid this
of travel
take! the form of trains stopping due
Then the train crew
plays curds lintii the passengers take
inspec-
have
.only
swindle
‘Seutinel Advertisements Pay.
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April 12,——
7 Three little orphans. who served three
years in the ,anti-Bolshevik armies of
South Russia. and who were for
time among the Ruuilan refugees
lhei‘e. have been admitted to the Min.
tary Academy of the Jugoslav Repub-
lie. at Sarajevo. through the personal
efforts‘o‘i‘ Baroness W'iangel. W"? M
General \Vrangcl.
The boys each wear the Cross of St.
George. earned for bravery on the
field. lach has distinguished himself
as a soldier and each has been wound-
ed two or more times. Since their ar-
rival liege in November. when the
Crimea was evacuated by General
\Vrangel. they have been living to;
gather in one of the Cossack camps.
Their names are Serge Fomenko.
aged 16. son of a Russian colonel. who
was shot by the Bolshcvlki; Constan-
tin Brussilovsky. 1 5. of Odessa. whose
father was also a colonel and killed
during the war: and Boris Simlnov.
aged 14. of Kiev. whose, father and
mother perished under' Bolshevik rule
in Kiev.
Little Fomenko. who wfis not a play
soldier. hut served in the machine
corps of the Kornilov regiment. risk-
ing execution if captured. is partly
blind. due to a wound in the head.
His last deed of bravery \vas performi-
cd when the Crimean forces retreat-
ed beforc the Bolsheviki. At that time
he lay in u hospital at Simpcropol.
When the hospital was evacuated and
athad fled, he left his bed. found a
lcarriage and horses. and saved with
ihiniselt‘ two otlicers too badly wound-
ed to help themselves. taking them to
Sebastopol. _
Th“ ”H‘f'f‘ h05's are bright and
cheerful and still full of readiness to
help others. Young Ilrussilovsky.
.while in the Russian Embassy Hosm.
tal here. recovering from a wound. in-
sisted on surrendering his bed to an
old omcer. too sick to stay in
camps.
SCRI'H I'ALSIFII'I‘O “'ORTH
SOMETHING.
'l‘.\.\ll'A. l-‘la.. April l3.~—~'l‘he scrub
palmetto root. for ycars regarded as
probably the mos? worthless product
of the roll of the Gulf states and a
source of heavy expense when land ll
being cleared for planting. is worth
something after all. Extensive ex-
periments with a view to utilizing the
fibre or the root for the manufacture
of brushes have been successful.
(if the 3521 llrllSll factories
operating: in the l'nilcd Slates. nearly
all are utilizing imported ilhre. the
bulk of which is obtained from Mexi-
co and Brazil. Sevcml brush manu-
facturers, who have investigated the.
palmetto lihre declare it to be equal
if not superior to any imported.
now
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for these
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weak.
months old.
Mrs. J. 0
Ave, McDonald.
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Brighten Homes
VERY young couple starting out in life has visions of
_ Joyful hours spent before the fireside with healthy, happy
children; but, alas, how often young women who lon
Clllldl‘Cil are denied that happiness because of some functional
y be corrected by proper treatment.
. _ Vegetable Compound is just the medicine
conditions. as the following letters show:
derangement which ma
Lydia E. Pinkliam’s
cDonald,0liio.—“I suffered from
a. displal-mneiit, a weakness,
and a greatlleal of pain. The doctor
said nothing would help me but; an
lie said I could never
have any children because I was too
_“I had often heard of Lydia E.
I’inldiam’s Vegetable Compbund, so
I tried it and it helped me. .NOW I
am in the best of health do all of my
own work and have a.
. EAGLESON, 4‘26 .Giirfield
Ohio. '
lovelybpy six
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medicine to my friends and you
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have a fine little gir .
women who suffer as I did to try.
. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Ve table Gom-
poundl’, -Mrs. F. C.
9&,'Mesa, Colorado.
Many such letter: prove thoreliabilityfi
esa, Colorado.-“ Ever since I
was a. young girl I suffered
at deal of pain .eyery
tried different medicines,
but; only got relief for a. short; time.
.Ihadbeenmart'ied seven yearsand
wanted a child, but; was not; well
mother advxsed me to
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Allis RUSSIAN: . Nflli'liiPilSlllfflEl-I
Bill SililllEliS
PENASSE. Minn.. April 11.——Proud
of its recently established postofllce
which has the distinction of being the
farthest north of any in the United
States. this" little hamlet which boasts
of 160~lnhabfinta now receives its
mail once a. week.
~ Composed 0! several‘ townships of
mainland and many small islands and
separated from Minnesota by the Lake
of the Woods on the South. it is neces-
sary: to {employ horse and sleigh
freighter. to transport the post over
.the stretches of ice in winter. During
the warm summer months. a motor
boat will be used.“
l Two days to town. a 24-hour so-
journ there. and two more days for
.the return trip is the schedule of the
mail and freight carrier. who dug-
merits his load..wtth a cargo each way.
i Situated about 30 miles north of
flatltude 49 degrees. which for the
‘most part marks the northern boun-
lary of‘ the United States luthe West.
;Penasse lies at the furthermqst end
of Northwest Angle. which incident-
ally is the most northernly point in
the country. Lake of the Woods.
'which forms a portion of Minnesota's
jnorthern Extremity. and the Canadian
iprovince of Manitoba. form the
”Angle‘s southern and western boun-
daries. respectively.
‘ As a geographical fact. the Angle
~—
TOKIO. April 12.——-I)iscussing the
chums made in the Diet. that Japan-
ese are guilty of opium smuggling
into China. the Yomiuri Shimbun says
the fact that the smuggling of opium
and morphine had never been made a
cubject of public discussion despite
the frequent and strongvstrictures ut-
tered abroad. must be regarded as a
natiomfl disgrace greater ‘than the
smuggling itself. VOwtng to the re—
peated ailing or attention to it by
foreigners. the Japanese Government
made up its mind to abolish the opium
monOpoly system in tome at Tsingtao
and Dalren. but, on account of the
opposition set up by those who are in-
terested in the opium traffic. the au-
thorities are trying to maintain the
monopoly system under the plea of
gmdual prohibition.
The newspaper continues:
the opium and morphine trafl'ic has
been’made the subject of discussion
in the Diet. but it is regrettable to ob-
serve that the matter has been con-
sidcred merely from the viewpoint of
ofllcial discipline and no voice has
Back Him?
,r'Wlieo the hide: a donotpuoperlydd
Its more a part‘ of Canada than the
grafted States. This portion of the
Gopher state on the map is shown as]
a continuation of the same stretch of
territory as eastern Manitoba. the line!
lot demarcation placing the sectionl
,surrounded by Lake of the “'oods un-
‘der the jurisdiction of Minnesota.
One of the earliest settlements of
.white men. the lnhahitation numbers
less than two hundred. which include-
many indlans. As early as 1732. Count
{\‘erendrye. who. with followers inter
:was the victim of an Indian massacre.
.built Port Charles near here.
l Although far away from large
ltowns and cities. Perms-e nevertheless
Sboasts of a school. even though it
.houses but seven students.
Four small store: make up the bus-
iness enterprises of the village.
Sentinel Mvertbemenu bring the
results.
their work or purl the blood «loan.
you: produce- end poisonous Icida re-
main in the union and came backache.
ileum-tic palm. lumbago coco mus-
El-ur'luwollen joints, v oti cu. lame
ck and similar tymntom. ’
regulate and restore the healthy, normal
action of kidney. Ind bladder. bringing
clean blood Ind better health. with free-
dom from cello. and pains.
_ J. Goon: Hakim. Emulation. VL. wrllui
Laotian I v a ma with lamb-“end
.II'OI‘I‘ Untold Ill-v. “and a can" vol.
can“ up but and It It." could not due: or
our.” tune“. I .0! advised to uh Fol"
Kidney PI“. [or III, trouble. All" “kind than
font-v Caution-i- maybochlett mound]
have not he so! hub-no aim the line. al-
(bush the! on: Death no '
“Lately I
' been ruined troupf
national prestigeund ltty.
‘ "If Jaipur: hi. how kept free from
the evils of opium cinemas. it is
largely-'becnuoe of the terrible iemns
taught by China. and for this reason.
if for no other, Japan should have
taken the that! In] saving the Chinese
from the thmldom of opium smoking.
Despite this fact. Japan has been con-
niving at. if not actually encouraging.
the. acts of her nationals. which have
tended to bring her name into dis-
grace. For the sake of the national
reputation. it is advisable that the
Govemment should prohibit the traf~
tic in the poison once and for all."
11“ HAIR LACKS LUSTIIE.
Polish your hair with a roll of tin-
cn cloth if it lacks lustre. says Hort—
ense. It will impart a certain amount
of electricity. too. and in some cases
it encourages the growth. This
treatment must. not be taken superfl—
oinlly. but as nearly as possible each
strand of haicfihom receive a certain
amount of rubbing.
Hot curling irons and long expos-
lure to strong light affect the hair in
the same manner? Either makes it
dry and crisp. and eventually causes
it to fall out. because the nourishing
oils have been drawn out. Sunshine
always causes the color to change. not
evenly. but in streaks. no one should
he careful in the summer.
l
the following treatincnt: To half a pint
of water add a teaspoon of glycol-inc.
This application should be used morn-
ing and night, after a thorough comb-
ing. Apply it by putting a. little in
the palm of the hand. rubbing the
hands together and then putting the
hair evenly. This should be done
after and be’ore arranging the colt—
t‘ure A heavier oil should be used on
dry hair.
DISLIKF‘. Yl'CATAN MORA'lORllEM.
MERIDA. Yucatan. April 13.—Mer-
chants here have entered I
pmtcst against the recent establish-
ment of a state—wide moratorium by
the Yucatan congrens. The morator-
,’ium is to last until March. 1922. and
Its designed to relieve the acute busi-
lness conditions within the state due to‘
5the low price of henequen.
i There are now more than 800.000
lbales of henequcn, stored within the
fstate. the market price of which is
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especially in 4......“le m” “in. “in,
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talent of tin-s. 1......“le 12”” Te
said. is duc» pun.“ ”Tutti” "I
greater Nlll‘l'l'rw ..: ”Moral-T. V' WW
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ml: gmvns null .. u. l. ;....u I ‘lrl,
the social Klnl‘I-Q ' " “may
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first ill l.()ll<lnii Imi “llw \lm' “v 3’1
ties have. extruded lo the ',r|;\w;‘(”‘li,
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To remedy the change of color, usel
vigorous l
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LEONARD
EAR OIL
RELIEVES DICAFNESS
STOP-B HEAD NUISES. Simply
Rub it Back of the Barnum
MhNoatrils. Proof of“:—
0. III It! 0‘ human; on Mini.
For Sale in So Norwatk by
StillsomPowc-H Corp.
Plaisted's Drug Co.
A. 0. Leonard 7” him Arc“
pd” gm“, thw.~h" m"”“_-- “93 cents per pound. whereas produc— 3““. York.
iiion cost is said to be between six
For tale by Stillson~Powell Corp. [and seven cents per pound. _ .
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AN-
Are You Interested In Obtaining
Nut, Stove and Egg Coal
At' the Lowest Price
We Are Interested In Selling You the High-
est Grade of Anthracite Coal At the
Lowest Price.
STOP; AND ' THINK
Coal Was Selling, When We Opened Our Coal Yard
" In' Norwalk, At $16.50. We Reduced thewPrice Im-‘
mediately, As We Thought it Was Too High, “lo $14.75
and We Have Now Reduced the Price to $14.
f Ten, Carried Into. Your Bin.
.Let Us Figure On Your Requirements
* ., For the Corning Winter. '
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