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New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
made IN AMERICA"
RIBBONS.

We want you to try our new pat
tern No. 621 All, Silk Taffeta Ribbon,
made in Allentown, Pa. This ribbon
is 6 IL inches wide, all silk with
heavy stiff finish for the broad hair
bows SO popular with the young
misses, pink, white, blues, maize,
lavender, green. etc, at the Made
in America" sale, 25c yard.
OUR 25c SATIN RIBBONS, in the
Made in America" Sale 1sc. yard.
Second grade taffeta ribbons in all
colors to close Toe yard.
HARROW TAFFETA RIBBONS
Moire ribbons liz inches wide, also
taffeta IL inches wide, with one
inch MORE border, all silk, stiff finish,
in pink white, old rose, maize. hunt
er green and other colors, values up
to 35c, at 19c yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
MADE IN AMERICA"
RUGS AND LINOLEUMS
Royal Administer rugs, OK

Royal Administer rugs, 9x12
feet, made in Amsterdam, N.
Y, worth $29.75. Sale $23.05.
Seamless Administer rugs,
9x12 feet, made in Philadel-
phia, worth $24.95, Sale $10.85.
Seamless Brussels rugs, 9x12
feet, made in FNirthcliffe, N. Y,
worth $16.50, Sale Price $14.40.
Royal Administer rugs, 9x12
feet, made in Amsterdam, N.
Y, slight mismatchings, other
wise worth $21.95, Sale $14.95.
Seamless Roxbury rugs,
9x12 feet, made in Roxbury,
Mass, worth s21.95, Sale
Price $1S.49.
Seamless Wilton velvet rugs,
9x12 feet. made in Amsterdam,
N. Y. worth $19.95, Sale $16.75.
Genuine crex grass rugs,
9x12 feet, made in st. Paul,
Minnesota, worth s7.95, Sale
Price $5.95.
Cork and oil linoleum, %
different patterns, made in
Trenton and Newark, N. j.,
worth sec and &C, Sale Acc yd.
Heavy grade inlaid linoleum,
made in Trenton and Newark,
worth S9c, Sale Price 69c yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN AMERICA"
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES

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belong press buttons, the worlds
fiattest dress fastener Made in
Philadelphia. Worth 10c. Sale
price &c card
Velvet Grip pad hose supporters.
Made in Boston. Worth soc. Sale
price 35c.
John J. Clark's 6-cord spool cotton.
Made in Pawtucket. Reg. sc spools
at for 1Oc.
Kewpie Hose Supporters, with box
pin top, Made in New York. Worth
csc. Sale 10 pr.
Staples Furniture Polish. Made in
Medford, Mass, worth CSC. Sale 15c
bottle.
Energine Dry Cleaner, cleans silks,
laces. gloves, furs, feathers Made in
Cleveland, Ohio. Worth csc. Sale
15c bottle.
Shinola Shoe Polish. Made in
Rochester. N. Y, worth 1Oc. Sale
price SC.
"Colorite' will make your last
years straw hat look new, any color,
Made in Boston. Worth csc. Sale
price 19c.
Whittemore's Gilt Edge Shoe Dress
ing. Made in Boston. Worth csc.
Sale price 19c.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN AMERICA"
STATIONERY

Linen Finish Writing Paper and
popular brands: Woodbury., Lara
mie, Fiber, Ruthin cloth, Olde Inn,
Marbury PaPetne De Holland and a
dozen other favorites. Made In
Holyoke, and worth csc. Sale price,
per box 1Oc.
Latticed Lawn Writing Paper and
Envelopes to match. attractively cross
bar finish, worth soc. Made In
Holy oke, On sale at CSC box.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN AMERICA"
CHINA WARE AND HOUSE.
HOLD NEEDS
On Sale At Basement


Porcelain Cottage Dinner
Sets, AZ pieces, made in East
Liverpool. Ohio, regular $2,9s
value, on Sale at $2.48 set.
Guaranteed Alarm Clocks,
with alarm on back, made In
N. Y. city, regular 81 value,
at SIC.
Yellow Mixing Bowl Sets,
five assorted sizes to the nest,
made in East Liverpool, Ohio,
regular price sec, Sale 49c set.
American Porcelain Dinner
Sets, made in Trenton, N. J.,
112 pieces, assorted decora-
tons, can be bought as open
stock, worth $15.9S, Sale Price
$13.9S set.
Porcelain Baby Plates, as
sorted decorations, made in
Roseyille, Ohio, 23c each.
Food Grinders, medium size,
made in Connecticut, regular
75c kind, at sc.
Pyramid Bread Toasters,
heavy sheet steel, will toast
four slices of bread at one
time, made in Illinois, on Sale
at &c.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
Made i'm America FURNITURE

Colonial mahogany dressers,
made In Michigan, worth
$49.75, Sale Price 5000.
CHARTERED golden oak dining
tables, colonial pillar base, 49,
inch top, made in Pennsylvania,
worth .$27.75, Sale Price 5000.
Brass beds, 2-inch continu-
. ous pose designs with panel
center, made in New York,
worth $29.75, Sale Price $2t.89.
Brass cribs with safety slid
ing sides, made in New York,
worth $14.75, Sale Price slice.
Mission fumed oak high back
rockers and arm chairs, with
genuine Spanish leather uphol-
stored cushion seats, made In
Michigan, worth $14.75, Sale
Price $11.60.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22

Cotton felt mattresses, made
In Connecticut, worth s1o.s5,
Sale Price 500.
CHARTERED golden oak and
mahogany rockers, made in
Massachusetts, worth S5.95,
Sale Price $4.S9.
Mahogany buffets, period de-
sign, made in Michigan, worth
$63.75, Sale Price $4,000.
Library tables, mahogany,
made in New York, worth
$27.75, Sale Price $21.69.
Enameled iron cribs with
safety sliding sides. made in
New York, worth $S.95, Sale
Price $500.
Solid mahogany beds, colo
NAL 4-post design, made in
Pennsylvania, worth $32.75,
Sale Price $3.50.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN AMERICA"
DRESS GOODS

All Wool Storm Serge, SO inch
wide, all the new Spring and Summer
colors, reg. SOC quality, made in Law
renee, Mass. For this sale sec yd.
Covert Cloth, made in Frankfort,
Pa, SO inch wide. All the new Spring
and Summer shades, worth $3.50, for
our Made in America sale, $1.40 yd.
Wool Storm Serge, Eastern make,
SO inch wide, also granite cloth, new
cst colors, worth 69c, on sale at 49c
yard.
Fancy Tweeds, made in Jamestown,
81 inches wide, for coats and suits,
worth CSC. Sale price 49c yd.
Wool Crepe Melrose, made in Phila-
delphia, Spring and Summer shades,
worth SIC. Sale price 75c yd.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN AMERICA"
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
woMEN's SUMMER VESTS. regu-
lar and extra sizes, low neck, no
sleeve, worth IL lie. Sale price &C.
WOMENS UNION SUITS, low
neck sleeveless and lace knee sizes,
"a, SO and 3s, worth 35c. Sale price
19c.
wOMEN'S SUMMER VESTS, plain
and trimmed with or without sleeve,
worth 15c Sale price lie.
WOMEN'S SHAPED UNDER
WEAR, medium weight waists and
tights, vests are low neck, elbow
sleeve, worth SOC. Sale price 25c.
WOMEN'S BLACK INGRAM
STOCKINGS with Isle garter top,
worth 81. Sale price 59c pair.
woMEN's TRIPLE TOE STOCK
INGS, black, white and fourteen col
ors. Sale price 23c.
WOMEN'S HALF WHITE SOLE
STOCKINGS, worth IL 1-2c. Sale lie
pair.
CHILDREN'S EGG BRAND
STOCKINGS, black ribbed very elias
tic, sizes to IL, worth 25c. Sale price
2 pairs for CSC. Pair, 1Sc.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
MADE In AMERICA"
CORSF.TS- a..

$500 w. S. Reducing Corsets sizes
Is to &c.. Made in Fairfield, Mass.
On sale at $1.OO.
$3.50 d. H. & c.. Corsets Made in
Bridgeport. On sale at $1o5.
G.. B. Corsets, new Spring models.
Made in New Haven, Csc.
500 w. S. Special Corsets. MAIDS
in Worcester, at soc.
LaCamille IS to Sc Corsets. Made
in Arora, Illinois. Size, Fl and a..
On sale at $500.
L. L. c. Corsets, regular 75c kind.
Made in America. On sale soc.
Brassiers Csc, upwards.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22

Enamelled iron beds, square
tube posts with brass mounts,
made in Massachusetts, worth
$14.75, Sale Price 5000.
Lounging chairs, large size,
with loose cushion, upholstered
with genuine Spanish leather,
made in Connecticut, worth
$33.75, Sale Price $24.90.
Rattan rockers with tapestry
upholstered back and cushion
seat, walnut finish, made in
Massachusetts,, worth $13.75,
Sale Price $500.
Steel bed couches with mat
tress and bolster, made in Con-
necticut, worth $12.75, Sale
Price 5000.
CHARTERED golden oak dress
ers with swell front and oval
French plate mirror, made in
New York, worth $24.95, Sale
Price 5000.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
MADE IN AMERICA"
SILKS.

Black Messaline Silk, made in Pat
terson, N. j., SO inch wide Chiffon
finish, regular 75c quality, at our
Made in America" sale, sec yard.
Fancy Stripe Taffeta and Messaline
Silks, SO inch wide, made in Patter-
son, NJ j., regular 800 quality, at
SIC yard.
Tub Wash Silks, assorted colors, 80
inch wide, Made in America" to re-
tail at soc. Sale price 20c yd.
Printed Silk Crepes, beautiful floral
designs and colorings, Made in
America, on sale at 75c yard.
Faille Francois soft chiffon finish
newest street shades SO inch wide.
Made in America regular $l.S9
uality, at this sale $1.49 yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
MADE IN AMERICAN
MEMS SHOES

Mems scout shoes in black. tan and
chocolate color, regular 81 value, for
the made in America sale S1.69
Mems shoe, a new one made by
many shoes that sell for $3.50, our
price for this sale $1.85.
Mems 81 Shoes at $3.45.
Newest lasts, tans and black, lace
and button, fine quality footwear in
every respect.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN AMERICA"
SHOES

Women's Boots, made in Lynn, dull
calf or patent colt with croth or kid
tops, regular $500 values, at our
Made in America" sale $1.98 pr.
Women's Military Lace Boots, fawn
tops patent colt or dull vamp, made
in Lynn, regular SO values, on sale at
81 80 pr.
Or button boots, worth $3.50. New
England made. On sale at 1929 pr.
Children's Shoes, dull calf, button
or lace. regular $1.25 value. Made in
America. On sale at $1.O9 pr.
Children's High Cut Button Boots
hand sewed, worth $1.75 and $500.
Made in America On sale at 1.30
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN
WOMEN'S

NEW LACE ca
oriental collars
neatly embroidered
many are in sets, 1
match. Made in NJ
a wonderful selectl
AUTO AND HA'
stock of one OF Nd
makers, including |
worth 81 to $1.501
America" sale, 79cl
RUFFLINGS for|
and dress trimming
at this sale 10c ys{
OSTRICH AND II
BOAS-S Samples frd
turer of Washingt
Values $3.50 to SIS
to $3.50 each.
WINDSOR TIES
shapes and colors.
at 1Sc.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22

WOMEN'S DAINTY TUB DRESSES, color
cha mbray and percales, sizes 43 to 46. Made in
Hartford worth $1.OO. Sale price Soc
WOMEN'S NEW SPRING WAISTS Lingerie, wolfe
and organde. Made in Philadelphia and New York,
worth $3.50. Sale sec.
COTTON CHARMEUSE PETT1COATS, black and
al leading colors, mi a customer.
Boston, worth s1.O0. Sale price 48c
SHORT KINONOS fannelette. Made Hartford,
worth soc, Sale 29c.
LONG KIMONOs, hannelette. Made in New York
worth $1.OO. Sale sec.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN AMERICA"
WOMEN'S GLOVES.

Two clasp and overseam sewn
gloves, choice Of tan, gray, black or
white, regular SIC quality at 69c
pair.
Women's slip-on gloves, made of
very fine quality white doeskin and
.. X m. sewn regular SIPS values at
CSC pair.
Two-clasp kid gloves, overseam
sewn, in all the popular shades, in
Guiding black with white and white
with black embroidered red backs,
regular $1.25 values at 95c pair.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN AMERICA"
YVY a g." ronDC

Pajama Checks, SO inch wide. Made
in Fall River, Mass, 6 ia cents a yd.
Cotton Splash cupe, white, made in
Fall, River, Mass, to sell at Csc. For
our MADE in Am erica" sale 15c yd.
Cotton Figure Challies, new pat
terms. Made in Passaic, N. T., &c yd.
American Made Poplins, plain color
inercerized, made to sell at 19c For
this sale 12c yd.
Light Shifting Prints, assorted pat
terms and colorings. Made in Pas
sale, N. j., reg. &c kind. On sale at
4 1-2c yd.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
.MADE md
EMBRO(

EMBRO1DER1
fine sheer organdi@
tiful designs. embrI
Made in Bon ton.
tail at 81 yard, fo1
BATISTE FIOu
full designs, rose,
fects, 81 inches WI
Ign, N. Y. Values
FINE NETS, ID
and cream, made
worth SOC. Sale 4
ALL SILK NETJ
sand color, taupes
blue, navy, tete d.
made in Brooklyn.
$3.50 at this sale,
INTERCOLLEGIATE
patterns, 3 liz til
guaranteed finest
America, worth Ii
loo yard.
SHADOW LACE
and cream, SO inc
widths, made in
as good as the 81
Our price for this
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
.'MADE IN
CLOTHES /

EXTRA SPEcIA|
BOYS 2 PANTS \
New Norfolk model
kets, stitched on 4
pretty patterns. twu
knickers, all sizes,
BOYS 2 PANTS
to $500 at s3.3S. d
sizes, 6 to II years.1
BOYS BLUE Sci
s3.s8.-Excellent
serge, new Norfolk
to 16 years.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
WoMENs


WOMEN'S UNDERMUSIINS, night robes,
bnations, petticoats and Princess slips. Made in
New York. Limit two a customer, worth soc to
$500 Sale price soc.
CORSET COVERS AND DRAWERS, worth sec
25c.
GIRLS SCHOOL DRESSES, Bingham and cham
bray, sizes 6 to IA Made in Brooklyn, values to
81. 90, SIC. Limit two to a
INFANTS SPRING COATS one to six yrs serSes
checks, $2.9S $8.98-Ne,v Spring Hats, 4Sc
1898, Bingham Dresses, sec $2.88.
CEILDREN'S DRESSES AND RONIPERS, cham
bray. bingham and percale Made In Brooklyn,
worth 25c. Sale price 10c.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
NEW SPRING SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES
ER&l1 AVE BEL MANUEAG1UkEES

$3.50 NEW STYLE NORFOLK SUITS FOR MISSES
AT $1O.98.
These which made of shepherd check
and serge in the spring shades are lined with
peau de cygne, have pretty flare skirt and are eff
fectvely trimmed with dainty white embroidered
pique collar and fancy buttons Priced for the
Made in America" Sale, at $1O.08.
$40 WOOL POPLIN TAILORED SUITS FOR WO-
MEN AND MISSES AT $1500. ##
The well coat of this stylish suit has new
plated flare and is lined with peau de cygne. The
and trim lines carried out In the new Cir
cular skirt-a most exceptional value at the Made
in America Sale, $15.98.
S24.9s STYLISH GABERDINE TAILORED SUITS,
AT $50.
Very stylish suits and example of superior
tailoring made in all the newest spring coors and
lined with best quality peau de cygne, truly excep-
tional value at the Made in America Sale for $50.
$e.os NEW SPRING COATS, AT s7.ss.
Made Of new mixture material and has full
plated flare dropped from a wide belt. The collar
is of silk poplin and is colored to harmonze with
the unusual material. Specially priced for the
Made in America" Sale, $7.98.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN AMERICA"
LINENS AND DONfEsTICs

LINENS AND DOMEST1CS
Bed Sheets, bleached, size S1xs0,
American made, regular 45c kind. At
this sale 35c EACH
Lunch Cloths-Hemstitche mer-
cerized, size 64x64, assorted patterns,
American made. regular SIC value,
for CSC.
Mercerzed Hemmed Napkins,
Made in America" assorted patterns,
always &c each. On sale at SC ca.
Berkeley Soft Finish Cambria So
inch wide, regular IL 1-2c kind.
American made, ready for the needle,
SC yd.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22

NEW STYLE SERGE AND GRANITE CLOTH
DRESSES FOR SPRING 1898.
These dresses which include variety of at
tract1ve styles have mole skirts and come in the
spring shades. the this special priced
assortment were made to sell for $6.9S, $798 and
1898, and very unusual value at the Made
in America Sale, at 50 .08.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE, IN ATTRACTIVE SUS-
FENDER DRESSES, AT $685.
The wide skirts Of these pretty dressy are made
of shepherd check material contrasting effectively
with the waist. These dresses finished in such
detail is usually found only in much higher priced
garments exceptionally attractive
price for the Made in America" Sale, $685.
$40 SILK POPLIN DRESSES, AT $7.9S.
Very attractive silk popn dresses with vest, neck
and sleeves of fine lace Hip skirt with crushed belt
in navy, black tans, Belgian blue, Russian
and wsteria, for the MADE in America" Sale
$7.88.
$3.50 AND $1.98 SILK WASH WAISTS AT $1.OO
Three models of Jap Silk Waists, embroidered
hemsttched and tucked. Made to sell at $3.50 and
$1.98. at Made in America Sale. great value,
at $1.OO
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22

MEMS SPRING HATS ARE HERE
In a wonderful variety of styles, lots
of new shapes shown for the first
time. Derbes and soft hats, priced
at $1.65, $1.9S, SEAS and s2.98.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONDUCTORS
AND MOTORMEN.
To introduce the new line of uni
fors for which we are the sole Hart
ford agents, we will offer SIS REGU-
LATION TRACTION SUITS in all
sizes, SO to as chest measure, at SIS.
MEMS AND YOUTHS NEW SPRING
TROUSERS.
Blue serge, black thibet and unfin-
ished worsteds and hundreds of neat
effects in worsted and cassimeres
well made and good fitting, all sizes,
26 to so waists, at $1.25, s19S,
s248, $2.98, 1928 and $498.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
Extra Feature---Me l.
Suits, Worth $4,000
made in America
$13.75.

Blue serRes black thibet and many handsome fancy
are strictly all wool tailored tn roughouf one
models, patch plain pockets All Sizes % 70 20 II
stout size.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
"MADE IN
MEMS AND NOUTE
TOP COATS

Palmacaans and
silk faced coats, an 4
ty patterns in the nj
caan, nicely tailor(
good fitting, real
easily worth SIS at
America" sale, $9.76
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
MADE In 4
FRAMED ri

Large assortment,
lures in brown fram}
cago, worth acc. Sal
Csc.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
So Stylish Spring Skirts
at $1.98


a
models
the in Amer .
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22


Amerca
when
justified Because the titanic involving Eu
hayeb
NOTCE-A the bargains advertised for Saturday the opening ,I
day of our America Sale hold good all this week. and WISE
will be added every day. "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
FISH AS FERTILIZER

Revicwi"s progress IN manufacturing. Tho
Marine Journal. paper not received here. but
which f. quoted hy others. says/"bsing mon
haden for fertilizing purposes IN this country
dates back 20 the earliest settlers, who spread
the fish whole on the ground"
This no doubt, Is correct. but II implies that
n was only the "earlicet settlers" that followed
this stimulating practice. The fact IS thar to-
day there are lots Of people In yigGr Of body and
alert In memory who recall, as II Il were of
yesterday, their own experiences In meeting up
with fields subjected to this method Of encour-
aging corn 20 grow.
The menhaden. then usually called whltefsh
were netted with seines spread from The shore
and the FISH were unloaded above tho water
line and then carried of 10 the fields Usually
two or three lay about each hill Of corn. There
through the ministratons Of tho sun and the
rain and the almanac, they gradually dlsnte-
grated. silently but not mobserved Little by
little they returned to earth. II nsh can be sald
10 return that way, and AT length nothing 70.
NAMED OF them but the smell. That abided II
was the theory Of thoughtful Agricultural who
acknowledged that nothing else SO stimulated
corn, that the seed first pushed out ~ Tia
ground 10 ind out what smelt go. and later. hav.
ing come ont and ascertanod. grew W "a fast
" could 90 rise above the plane ~ perception
Changed indeed are the conditions ~ aoa.
shore life. The FISH factory concentrate 'ho
smells. Corn grows as OF old, fed BY tho CON.
densed and aerated and odorless remainder 3D.,
the nehes. and the fields no longer nll tho ,fr
with disgusting pungency that could b. benton
only perhaps In Japan. where fishes arc ,a.q,
and corn receives diet less restricted bu' e,on
more odoriferous as none who have been tbera
need 10 be toId.--Hartford CourRnt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21


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miles vide miles deep places Rocks aa, biz wash
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soide Il
big game av all ko.nds can be found at every turn ar @ m
tired attn hueklebees they III noar by secH
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monotoay r. a huckIeberry
Casey.
Don't ye Finek~
laad Hlaoarts soHe'hn
sure ye have theory an
look r. breakfast pinch eaea,
an feels iaHisasd heae 81 o. p 5s he ary' Ras
foish ransom Wln se.
do he make his clothes hang aim asked Casey.
looked piece a say
n sTs, dresser in this Tesar0ed town He have suit f
What about Bin an III BEAR asked Casey
on said Grogan 20! of subject Well BIZ took "Trip
didn't
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knew amy void bulls wouldn't wear
would Be hazard distinguish him from n land seaaee
was aeiaa "a isa 9Al ne " ho'e' everybody
MATURE Bvdered sd heights al depths he wandered up II
woof Bits Panama hts
An He had just turned tn trail an
T5 hear sri a 5 s ,. s mn Si is,. pi a. though
a sleep walker MAJ vas out N bIs ps.e-.,s - ~ ~ " ~ "
quick turn go
1Tsin shape az Brun
you IN yoa. Bill You
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had eata yer whole depaat'mint
ON sge m ia enough let me pa,
VIC nat he reached into BIZ pocket pulls av
N 5ru,n sau his eyes down 80 an licked chops though
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
Singers In The CiUil War

Who o, the ola army OF the Tea
reese does Lot recall those divine
singers. Frank and Jules Lnmbard'
3fy recollection ia that they sang IN
rhe memorable campaign Of 1850
rnd contributed 10 the election OF
Abraham Lincoln They Inspired
the men in the trenches about Vicks.
BURG There they ssEg Old Shad ="
which uas Always A. fav1rite OF
Grant We are Coming Father
Abraham Three Hundred Thousand
More and Tramp. Tramp Tramp
the Boy- are Marching, and later
Juiia ward Hcwe's Battle Hymn
OF the Republic" and "TeutinR To.
night on the old Camp Ground" the
saddest Of all The songs OK the war.
rif,eu hy 81 alter Klttr!dga. New
Hampshire solaier On a lonesome
night IN the sVamps OF the Chlcka.
hominy How many in war-torn
Europe will in their hearts echo
the chorus Of The last verse
Many are ne hearts that are weary
tonight.
Wishing tor the var 10 cease,
Many arc the hearts looking for the
right
To see rho dawn of peace;
Diving tonight. dying tonight.
Dying OF the old camp ground
IN October. 1924. the army ~ Ten
ressee held it, tweuty.sixth annual
meeting AZ Council BluGs Ia. the
home Of Gen. g VI Dodge the old
commander ~ the sixteenth corps
AZ tho evening session one OF the
numbers on the program was Amer
ica," Nv J c i.uml ard This an
uoun-ement conveyed no definite
idea 20 the minds Of the vet
Grams. until an old man, with
white hair. bat erect and yigOr
ous. came upon the stage. and n
rich baritone, FOIL and clear. sang
America" A. he used 70 sing Il IN
front ~ Vlcksburg Il vas James
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
Let the People
Rule and Write

LYnching To Be Preferred.
10 the Idiior u The Times;
u Is almost lndlcrous 10 read and
hear RE indignation expressed over
tho lynching Of a rich man IN Geor
gia VINO b. said 10 have abused and
murdered a poor young girl. Some
sall they were not certain OF his
guilt while many felt sure that be
was guilty. II the lynchers were
sure that he VAS guilty, should they
De blamed for try ing 70 protect their
own daughters and everybody's
daughter from such monstrosities2 ,
n we approve o. girls being brought
into this world the least We shoHd
10 IL 20 protect them do not APP
prove Of lynching, but IN preference
To allowing a lad man or woman TO
prey upon innocence. lynching may
be the least OF the two evils
The people OF Georgia ought TO
know best how % deal with the
evils OF Georgia, yet those OF ms
Who could not tolerate the condl-
tions OF the south have the audacity
10 dictate 10 those who are trying
n endure The horrors found there.
The Beinshresb and sickly senti-
mentalism OF this age IL not condu.
Give 10 true Justice or mercy We
have tons Of spcalled mercy for the
guilty If thcy are rich, but little
protection for tie poor because they
are poor Crime against children
and women - becoming too com
mon. Perhaps II there were more
manly men and more earnest wo-
men We would have either better
laws or else more lynching.
MARGARET r. McAULEY,
$50 Brooklynave.
Detroit. Aug 20, 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
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one good deed points the way 20
mother
Cheap notoriety costs moro than IL
worth.
The woman who IS dressed 70 kill
ght 10 De arrested.
lis surprising how lEuo Il takes
90 encourage a hopeful person
Having way OF your own may
-nahle YOU 20 keep ont OF the way
If others
The more alimony a Woman's ex.
husband pays her the more attention
.iner men pay her.
4 man has 90 40 some these DAYS
m order 20 get what's coming 10 him
or In order 10 escape il.
II girl doesn't put mp a strus
gle the first time a man attempts
20 Kiss her De feels as resentful as
he would II his partner had trumped
hi, ace
You may have respect for the
man who is better hnanclcr than
yourself but that IS no indication
that you would want him as a
par ,ner.