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New Britain herald., 1916-02-16
Consider Cases Separately.

Officials indicated that they would consider separately the case of each armed ship coming into American waters and that the action taken would depend upon the facts The same course, it was said, will be pur- sued in the case of ships that are attacked or engaged under the new German instructions.
 Spirited debate is expected in the senate Friday on a resolution intro duced today by Senator Sterling of South Dakota which would put the senate on record. as viewing with "anxious concern" the recent order of the German admiralty that after February 29. armed merchant ships of the allies, whether armed merely for defensive purposes or not, may be sunk without warning
New Britain herald., 1916-02-16

Our Teas and Coffees are of the very best grades. Always fresh and at reasonable prices for quality. A trial will convince you.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-16
TeaCO. 317 MAIN STREET Choice Fresh
 CREAMERY
 BUTTER 33C pound

You cannot equal the quality at the price in the city.
 Real Native Eggs, gathered by our own teams in the surrounding towns 4Oc dozen
 Fresh Western Eggs, 33c dozen Good Cooking Eggs, 25c dozen. Pure Lard, ? lbs. for 25c.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-16
No Attack Without Warning.

countered by their submarines are | armed.
 No Attack Without Warning. In response to inquiries regarding this aspect it was said last night bv high Teutonic authority that the German and Austrian governments would be under no consideration dis regard the assurances which have been given to the United States, in regard to the conduct of submarine warfare Attention was called part: cularly to the fact that the German government had assured the United States that liners would not be at- tackled without being warned These assurances, it was said, had not been and would not be repudiated and for that reason, liners in service between the United States and western Eu- rope would not be attacked without warning, even if they have defensive armament aboard.
 Teutonic officials were inclined 70 believe that such an issue would not arise as Great Britain has agreed that it's ships entering American waters shall not be armed. In both diplo- n1atic and official circles doubt even was expressed that the new policy would in the slightest way affect con- ditions in the Atlantic, although it was admitted that should the Italian government persist in arming it's mer- chantmen difficulty might arise in the Mediterranean.
 State department officials recognize that the action of the German and Austrian governments is a develop ment of the recent American sug- sestlonS. The department, however, does not regard to the broad questions involved at least until it has received replies to it's own memorandum to the entente allies regarding the dis arming of merchantmen.
 No Intention to Change Law.
 The state department repeatedly has allowed it to become known, as it. did again yesterday that it had no intention of changing the law on the subject of arming merchant ships on it's own account, and that such a move could be made only with the consent of all the powers affected. But the United States in considera- tion of the changed conditions of naval warfare, can amend it's instruc- tions so as to permit merchant ships to clear with guns of a ca1iber use full solely for defensive purposes and
 
 yet not large enough to be effective against submarines at a distance from which warning safety could be given.
 Under the existing regulations mer- chant ships may carry guns mounted on the stern of caliber up to i1l- ches, it was suggested that the rules might be attended as to reduce the caliber limit to, for instance, inches. The entire matter, as the state de- partment now views it, turns about the question of what constitutes de- fensive armament.
 Consider Gases Separately.
 Officials indicated that they would consider separately the case of each armed ship coming into American waters and that the action taken would depend upon the facts. The same course, it was said, will be pur- sued in the case of ships that are attacked or engaged under the new
New Britain herald., 1916-02-16
LOCAL BOYS ARE READY

Former Colonial League Star Will
 Join Giants But It Is The Bushes for kopf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15
beo. Sor at ejgre en- @nbe paa Sc
piebliffelige Sorbol6, beill1ttebe Sc

geo.. SOT al gIpTe en- VHoe puQ "
piebliffelige Sorbolo, beflntteoe Sc
.Mniere6e f6rle6en Sag at bile bio
fere 2an6et; ti1lige ie116te 6e Sen
grRffe &onge ct Sorlangen6e on
itrafs at nblepere 1900 @er1i5eliitcr,
Der bar blebet lat / 6Rngfel. s 6or=
bt1bel1e 6ern1e6 beb Set, at &ongell
baD6e belternt 1ig til, at billie nggte
at efterfomn1e &rabef, og at ban !
@tebet for biIoe. prgbe at f9re chi
Sroppeofoeliny i116 is2an0et og font
me / Sorbin0el1e meo 6e tplf=bulgor=
1fc @ere. Sra Balel forlp6er Set, at
Spiflon6 bor ttlbuot @refe1llano at
billie p6e al 1n1lig @iGlp meo Sen
Jpn til at etablere falte &o1nn1unifoz
tionslinier til 2on6s, bbis Song
&on1tontin bil6e erflpre 6e Mlliere6c
&rig. SIT ser mi eren Muligbeo for,
lat @r9fenlo11bs Deltogel1e / &rigen
|bi1 blibe paa @e1atralndgternes 81
oe, 1pnes ogiaa at fren1gao af Sen
|Smiten6igbe6, at &ongen bar I'm
|6errettet Ell al 6e n6enlonbife 9lm=
|baSfaoer- Mtben on1 at bbis Sc
|MIliere6e ofbrp6er 0eres biplomotiife
Gorbin6el1e neb set greife &of bill
|&egieri11gen 1trafs itille fig poo
EDiflan6s @i6e. 0g bi6ere beobel
|6et as en- li6t i116biflet 0n1bei: Sro
|2o116on me66eles, at Acknowledgements
|mer fra &otter6om forteller, al
rSranffurter 8eit11ng"s &orreipon.
bent @u6opeit erfIerer> at ban fra
|Mtben btrr faaet at bioe, at @refen:
lon6 bar erfleret fig fortfut nen.
|troI;; Set tilfeies = og set er Gil=
|feielfen, ser bar iterft 8etpbutng
u@refenlan6 bill lite opfpl6e flere
|Gorlungen6e1 fra 6e Mllierebes 5i6e
@tbbert Gori6g paa at 1tille 1,bf
I4rab nn6er Tru6fel BIZ b1ipe opfot=
|tet for1 tilftrpffelig 4rtgsoariaa"
|Og en- &orreipon6e,,t @onltantino
,'sel beretter, at be miere6e er b1e
|bet enige ONT, bbis BET ifulbe b1ipt
|npbpen6igt> at af1ntte &onitantin fre
BEN gr9ffe Srone og lbroobe bon{
I56nnei6n, @eorg, Ser fun er s Mo'
ga1nmel, til &onge un6er 6orn1pn
'6eritub al @eni3elos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15
Krigr,1a Ga,tg.
8nfareit falbet.
@sebparenbe 11ru i @refenlanb~

Sns6ng fi0ltc l1ge falbt 8ufarelt
i SDifer11es @911ber: Den rl1n1enife
Goriparsbpr bonbe trnffet fig tilbage
og Sp1ferne bol6t u6en bt0ere &an1p
oereS SsSnotog / &un9niens @oDeo=
ito6, Der gjebliffelig bleb toget i
|8ciiooelie ion1 tDif SegjeringSbi=
| ltrift n1eo @encrallpjtnont b. 9ein=
ricb iom @upern6r. ssSrniolertib iotte
Geltmar1fol b. Wacfeniens Seer ef=
ter 9fumpnerne. &uslerne, ion1 full
sc fonune 0e f1pgten0e 9fun1gnere
til &ialp, bleb 1looet poa sSlugt a
General b. SalfenboDn. Sra 8erlin
beo6er 6et> at 1i6en 1. December bur
&umenerne 1ni1tet, foru6en alle 6e=
res Dp0e, ober $4,000 We9110, 6e1
ct blebet taget til Sa11ge, og. 8pttd,
ion er fol6et / tbIfe &enoer, bdegz
11eS 1on1 uuberegnelig fort. st 8or
Gage efter 8ufarelts Sal0 me00elte8
6et, at @ernobo6n=8roe11, Ser bebog=
te6es of &umenere og &usiere, bar
blebet in6taget. @ulgarerne gif 1an1=
me Dag ober Donau i116 i &ume<
MEN og 1torme6e 8ben &o1apa1t. =
Ml1nener11eS Seer 11tootte treffe fig
|&eitanoiet lengere og lengere tilba.
fpe, og troos beltan6ig @3sreg1t oq
!afbren6te @roer, pe6b1ioer Gpiferne
6oe at forfelge Sem. = s 0ns6oga
telegrofere6eS, at 6e ungar1fe og tp
ife Sropper, ion1 fpnper / Mioten
of 6en ru1mg1ife @laglinje, Ell
tr9ngt igiennem fra Sun1pene langs
SSalonlit8aflo6en % er gaaet ope,
oenne t9t be6 @eceneau, Ser ligge1
mihtbeis meIlem 8ufnreit og 6et big.
ltige SSernbunefnubepu11ft 8efeat.
|Joran be 1eirrigt frenltrpngenot
/ (&ere ligger mi 35 MI longe 5trnf.
ninger Slette, ,bbor inge1 Slo6e1
eller 8roer bemmer bi6ere Sren1
trengen.
| Eil1ton6ene / @refenlon6 er fre1n
6eles prege6e al uro og ubeiInt1on1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

en- mere energiif og birfiom &rigs
politif emo biotil.
&rigsraooets Magt 1tettes al 6c
gbrige &oo1itionsminil lferiun, Sc,
er ialnme1liat of Men0, ion1 reprG:
!fenterer itore sSlertol i,1oenfor 2a11:
6ets politiife @rl1pper; nogle al 81
bigtiglte &oiter er blepet iooleoe&
belot:
~2oro bigb chancellor: Sir &c.
Bert 8annatDne Sinlap; l16enrigs:
miniiter: Mrtbur S. @o1four;; @tats:
minilter for in6enriglfe 9l11liggen
ser: Sir George Gape; @totsn1ini:
| fer for &olonierne: @olter &un1t
Gong; &rigsminiiter:: sSSarle11 of Ser
! By; StatSminiiter for sS116ie11: 9ln:
|iten gbomberlain; 9lrbejosnrinilter
Sobn &ooge; Morine11i11ilter 5i1
@omar6 Carton; Mnrmn11itionsn1ini=
1ter: Dr. Gbriitopber M66iion; Scott
troller af S96eni6ler: @oro11 9u>
benport; u2or6 lieutenant" for ST.
lan6: 8aron 8i1nborne, og eey11ltits=
mimi ter: Sir Sre6ericf 6. 51nitb.
Set np Mtnil lteri1n1 brDoer poo
mango afgjpren0e Nunfter me6 tio1i=
gere Gift og Sra6ition, og Sen en-
|gelffe Station be11ter fig 1tore &e1nl-
toter al 6etS Observation-Disclosures,
bets nibigelige 0berbebis11ing ON,
at &rigen fan f6res til @noe io111
Ell @ejr for England og bets Tor=
!bn1bsfpller.
&i6til bor &egjeringen birfet ge11=
|nen1 ct altfor iammenIat og fluntet
Mpparat; mi foncentreres 0e frigS=
politiife Mnltrengel1er, 1on1 olt1oo
berefter ifal 6irigeres of Miniltert=
ets begrpnie6e. Mnta1 &iernetropper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15
Ny &egjertt1g.
2lob6 George er Hremierminiiter
Gnglanbs &risslebelie foneentreres

Com bi me06elte 1t61te l1ge, in6
gab Bremiermi11titer MSqltitb fin @f
iteoSbegjering til &ongen al @nq
lan6, Der 1trafS o11n1ooe6e Bona,
2om om at 6anne en- M &egjerit1g
sSSnoen mango Sinners Sor19b bi1tt
Set fig l1muligt for 8onar 2otp q
efterfomme Sen. fongelige Mnmoo
ming bborefter 2lop6 George fl
&berbet ober1oot. &an blep u6nnpn1
til Eremiermint1ter, og ugens ft6
lite Dage op1tilleoes ollie n1ulige @is-
ninger ONT, bben1 Der bil6e blibe
|n6peget til at ii66e 6et M &abinet
[Spr1t 2erbag Often foreloa en- Of,
ficiel @eretning om MiniIteriets en-
oelige @an11neniet11ing; set fer {oa.
le6es us:
&re1niern1inilter:: Dobio 2lop1
George; 5tatsraa6Spreiioert: Sorl
Gnr5on; ssyinansn1ini1ter: 9ln6rer
8onar 2atu; Miniitre n6en Yorte=
|feuille:: Mrtbur &en6er{on og 2oro
Milner.
9enne @ruppe Miniltre banner
Sci brittle &rigsrooo, lom fra Sag
til Dag ffo1 orpfte &rigs1ituotionen;
mon boo6e fgr1t tenft, at 2lopo
George iffe ielp bil6e On 1fe at bore
Meolem al &rigsraa0et; men ban of=
beg ber fra fin Sorgenger, og for
ifjellige in6enrigspolitiife 5orbolo
bebirfer, at bon bill funne optrp6e
me6 betp6eligt 1terre Sn1tbe6 %
Mpnoigbeo, ems om ban lite bob6e
laoet fig in6lpHe / &rigsraa6et.
2loD6 Georges po1itiife @enner og
Gilbengere fer g}poonnellen at
bette &rigsraa6 ct belte11t 9egn poo,
at set ffol lDffes england at fpre
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

Senb &abet 6iem til Sleqtn1n,
ee % 8enner Danuarf oe @sn
6eripllon6 fom 8ebis poa, at 81
enbnu n.inoe8 beth oerbientme. 9.
fenber Moset regelmesfst i bper
ltae bes 8esstaseIien at Belsbet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

uETtNOe 1tO9PuNl4.
,treffe Sc tplfe @oloater bort fro
gforofronfrig; at gienoprette &onge:
riget 8elgien og til Dels genoprette
&ongerigerne 5erbien og HnmG:
nicn; paa Sen an6en Sioe pn1fe'
gplflono fine oberieilte &olonier til
bage..
De On1ltnn6igbe6er, Ser bar be
pirfet Sen pln6lelige 8en6ing / 90
|gernes @ang, liges at bore felgc1'
|6e:
Gc11troln1ogternes gunltige mill
tore @tilli11g;; &interenS mere &on1
nc; 9nifet ONT at tpinge oe Mllie
re6e til at oplDle, bbe6 6e | @rnn
ocn iloas for; 9nifet ONT at gip'
@er6en 0en Sorltaaelie, at Spiflon(
life for fgrt &rig meo 2an6bin6ine
for @je. Desu6en menes BET, a
|Epitlono peo oiplo1natiit Moretbei
fon ltille fig iaale6es, at oct bi]
f11nne uno6rage fig 8eifploninger
for fortiat 8Ioosu6gp6elie.
Den 0miten6i9be6, at Miniiterier
nc / @ntentens 2an6e bliber mer1
% mere Aggressive, nenes ogiot
at bape ipillet en- betp6elig @olle
|oe Sperbeielier, Ser er gaaet forl1i
for Sremfonlten of Sreostilbu6et.
Sen an1erifanife Sournolilt, @
&. Maion, ser bor eiort @tu6iet a
8eroensfrigen til fin 5peciolitet, te
|legrnferer fra Seem Dorf::
EpiHanbS Sre6stilbuo fren1fom
mer poo ct GioSpuntHt, 90 oe tDif
ESere gaor angrebsbis til @erf>
paa 6e nDe 8alpla6ier, mebens 6e1
engelf=franffe 0ffeniio er i Dbale
Sen SSreb, Gpiflan6 gnifer, er Ell
Sre6, lonn iluttes meo tD1fe Grop
per itaaen6e fat paa fien6tlig SSori
angs neIten ollie 5lag1injerne.
&rigen er en6nu langt fra ~tb
fnocfout" iom 2lop6 George foruo
iao, tort Eto for bn bleb engeli
Eremierminijter. &pertin1o6 :
Spiflano 1taor ingenlunoe 1om e1
ilogen Sienoe. s bette 9jeb1if e
GD1flonbS @tilling n1nligDis gunlti
gere, emo SEN roge11 Si116e bil funn
hlibe> u6en &en1pn til, bbor lpng
&rigen en6nu fan fortlettes.
9e bor @ejen oaben for 6em ii
Sc Ggne, 6e betragter 1om Centrum
| / oeres frcnnti0ige &olonirige, nen
| Zig til 2illeaiien, og 0e er 5tani
til at afiloo etbbert Sori9g poa a
gjennembrDoe 6eres &9ffer.
| Set bil6e bore iaare foroelagtig
| for 5piflan6 at ilntte Sre6 nu.
SITE 6e ito ni11ore bliber 6og &plf
lambs Mo1oefol6 be1tonbigt 1tprr
og oberltiger langt oct Eab al Men
|neifelip, iorn bor fl1n6et 5te0 in
! 6el1for en- enfelt al 6e fien6tlig'
Mogter. 5an1ti6ig ber1neo leqge1
@nglon6 Bloner, 1on1 gaar n0 pat
at fere @rigen, i116til Epiflano*
@tprfe er al6eles n16ergrabet. s
6ronfrig les @ebegeller al Itgnen
I6e Mrt.
9D1flan6 maa itille fig billigt ii
at poc bisle seSn6rgnu11el1er for a
funne faa Sreo poo nerperero(
Gi6spunft longt 1terre ssS11orp1n
melier, ems geogrofi1fe @renler far
|betegne.
Men man ter gao 11b fra, at bbo>
eu6 8biflan6 tilbb6er MI / fir fprltf
@rflering, bill fnnne et1bres / 0ber:
ensitenmelie me6 6e &rab, Ser bil
blibe freniat fra f11obiot SIDE.
Seub &abet biem til @leQtnin,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

Donnort for at afgj9re Spgrgsmao=
let ONT oe beltin6iife 3ers Solg til
|Mmerifa, ser bar tilblt0t at betalc
25 Millioner Dollars for 6er1.
5orn or1to1t gientogne @ange bcri
8lo0et / 5on1rnerens 2pb bar mon
iffe tilfre0S meo Gegieringel1s Sp=
treoen observation-disclosures, %
efter mango 0ebatter &igs6agen ng
megen Hole111if / 8lo6ene n1un0eoe
DiSfnSitonen u6 en 8eilllt11irg ON
at neoiette ct 8plleslt6bolg, beltao=
en0c al Meole1nrner al begge 9}igs
oagenS Sing Dette nopalg, ion1 fol=
0es u0cn beltin6iife &on1nnis1ion"
fit 6ulon1ogt til paa enbper Moo0e
at iege bet beltin0ilfe 5p9rgsrnoal
|belDit fra alle n1ulige Si6er %
|SpnSpunfter.
commissioners Mfbpringer bolo.
teS for luffe6e Dpre. 0ette ifplotes
ct 6ori1ag fra Set ro0ifa1e &egje:
ringspartis og 5ociol6emofrotiets
|@i6e. Men set belntte6es at 16le11:
be oagliee l166rag af Sc itenoerafiit
|rcferereoe Sorbonolin9er. Set .e1
6isie l1oorag, iom ligger til @r1n1
flor efterfelgen6e @eiune.
lStprre Torbel be6 1tobiflins enb
beb @a1g.
Mfbpringerne begD11bte' Sen 81
1Dft., 90 sSngenierfaptoi1 @anline
log Mou1iriitrator 2asien-2on6orpb
}6er begge ct Meolem11er of set belt
inoiffe Blantageielffabs Torretnings
1ltbbolg, par i116fnl0t.
Sept. 3anfing u6talte set ion
(1in Mening, at Sen 6nnlfe @tot iff
bob6e bobt tilitrefeltg 6oritaaeli
af 9taceipergsmaalet 8eltinoie1
til at funne optr96e mes forne0e1
Mpnoigbeo og &1ogfab; BEN lofal
2e6elie al 9erne bor life ielb1tgn6il
NOT. $eSpbrigt gab ban en- &effe Mn
bisninger paa, boorle6es 7erne fun
6e frembje1peS og paapegeoe nab11
Zig 8etb6ningen al en- forfeit 0anl
Q6bifling at &opneanlegget pa
let. Gbomos. @on I1ltteoe laole6es
uSeg feler mig perlo1lig oberbepii
ON, at ct. Gbomos bill fun11e 10
6onif &an6el 1t9rre Sor6ele ems s
100 Millioner ST. @ul6, lon1 Solgs
|traftaten bill ifoffe oS."
| 8lanbebe Menin9er.
| M6n1i11i1trotor 2os1en 2o116orp)
|fag6e, at efter bans @fjgn bob6
9ernes 8ebarelie ingen l9rlig efo
MONTH"; 8etp6ning, me0n1in6re eta
ten paa gonlfe an6erle6eS Maao
en6 biotil bi6rog til &olonie11s~ 0p
bielpning.
Oen fplgen6e Sag afb9rtes Oi
refter Sdrenien og ssS11ipeftbr geor0
BIZ, Ser begge = paa @ru116log a
neie &jenoifob til Torboloene @elt
1in6icr = tilraa6eoe gernes Salg.
Hrof. &elpin Nobn, ser Sio1
Goraor berejlte 8eltin6ien - Stats
foniulent 2gfting og Or. phil. Sobs
@cbmi6t gab / SEN felgen6e Mfb6:
ring interesiante Me66elelier on
9ernes 2an6brngs= og Sifferifor
bol6; oe u6talte fig olle tre mo>
Sanfen ON 5olg, ser fra baa0t
6fononi1fe og rationale 5Dnspunf.
ter forefom 6en1 forfaitelig.
9ir. Gpfbs Mnlfnelie.
Dcn 2. gfob. ofb9rtes ftp. @1t=
lperngr (nnb9re16e Direhpr for g.
Is. 9. g. @Ql6, bbis l16taleller til
lag6es iterre 8etDoning enb 6e fore:
|gaaen6e;; Direftgr @ol6 1ugbe blan0t
|on6et:
Spprgsmaolet, boilfen 8etponinQ
lieg till9gger 0et, ON Dmnmarf be-
|boI6er eller ofben6er 9erne, er fo1
lao bi6t banifeligt at beibare, 90
oct 10 / bpi @ro0 er en- 5eleliesz
Jag. Soft, Ser leber ! &iebenbabn,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

uDu bor 10 i 0peraen / @aor,
|bbab ipntes Dn ON set rpe @erf?"
Ser er ga1ife interes1ante Mo-
menter!"
rsSa, men ser er i'el1 oeioa noele
fie6elige &borterer!"
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Uusklattn ttlhynrr 8rfn.

9asfanler olma enber ppistspefnbe Noe til ga
tifanet ejennm nntrale 2anoes ee{anber til sanos
Tjenber {om nba Jig, fbr Glbnbe oresser pffelt
6pab man mener Gnr' Mmertfa. ~ @rnnoe til, at
solflanb puifer 6reo paa !, rperenoe Sibspnnft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

SyltlultD puIltt O%eN r"" ~
s Sirs6ags operralfebes Seroe'1
pe0 ct Telegram fra @erlin at fel-
gel1be SsSnobol6:
Spiflanb fur / 9ag iammen me0
lime ;yorbnnbsfnller tilbnbt at pille
oaa meb til Observation-Disclosures;
Silbnbet CT blepet ienot til &ati<
fanct.
Ntem iamtibig bermeo mobto9
9iiasfanler b. 8etbmamn-@oll'ue9 i
9(nbiens Sc Ianbterne fra 9lmer1ta,
Spanien og @cb,uei5: 9isie 2anoe
paretascr Spiflanbs oiplomatiife ST.
tcresler pperfor Sc Master, Der er
&ria n1eb Spiflanb.
l1nber s(mbienien erflerebe &an-
Iercn, at BET tpife Silbnb par at en-
ioaban Mrt, at BET banebe Sei for CIT
paria syreb, % ian bao oerefter De
tre nentrate @elanbter operbrtnge
Gntentemagterne set tpife 6rebsttl=
bmb.
Siljparenbe Mmbienier fanbt Steo
Dasens &pb / @ien, &pnltanttn-
opel % Sofia.
&onIlere11 bolbt peb Miooa9st1o
Ell Sale / Migsbogen, io1n noen Tar>
lei bar blepet inbfalot; nGIten ollie
Meblem1merne bar til 5teoe, og @al-
lerierne por operfplot of Gilbgrere,
lom / prbgoig Gabsbeo lptteoe til
&anrerens Sale, ser gap en- fort
0per1iqt oper &rigens Gong og be-
toneoe, at @ertrolmagterneS @t1lllne
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-11-30
URGE COURTESY ON POLICE
York Commissioner Tells New
Men Enrolled.

Courtesy" was the theme of
Frank A. Lord, a New York city
deputy police commissioner, who in
structed group of new policemen
in their duties the other day. Tell
ing them how to act when they ap-
peared in police-court trials, he said,
according to the New York Times:
sEMake up your mind that you will
under no circumstances get angry,
no matter how great the temptation.
If you are insulted by a shyster law
yer, you have to take it. That is
your position. l have to receive in
sulting letters from ignorant citizens
frequently, and [ sit down and die
tate courteous replies. | know that
many of the things they write about
are none OF, their business, and I
would like to address them in an
other way entirely, but l don't.
'"The good-natured habit is just
as easy to form as any other. 1t is
just as easy to sit or stand and smile
when a shyster lawyer attempts to
make a fool of you, and SO have him
make a fool of himself. Don't show
your teeth. and snap back"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-11-30
MANY HAVE EULOGIZED DOG
Greatest Men of Letters Fervid in
Their Praises of the BEST
Friend of Man."

Shakespeare, Izaak Walton, Jona-
than Swift, Alexander Pope, Oliver
Goldsmith, Robert Burns, William
Wordsworth, Sir Walter Scott,
Charles Lamb, Lord Byron and
many others have paid warm trib-
utes to the dog, some in verse and
Others in prose. Here is one by Gu
vier, the great French scientist and
naturalist. He said: "The dog is the
most complete, the most remarkable
and the most useful conquest ever
made by man. Every species has be-
come our property; each individual
is altogether devoted to his master,
assumes his manners, knows and de-
tends his property, and remains at
tached to him until death and all
this proceeds neither from want nor
constraint, but solely from true graf
itude and real friendship. The swift
ness, the strength and the scent of
the dog have created for him pow
erful ally against other animals, and
perhaps necessary to the establish
ment of society. He is the only ami
NAL which has followed man through
every region of the earth" Another
great naturalist, Button, said at
may be said the dog is the only ami
NAL whose loyalty will stand trial;
the only one who always knows his
master and the friends Of the fam
lily; the only one who, when a stran-
ger comes, knows it; the only one
who knows his own name and recog-
Mics his masters voice; who, when
he has lost his master, cries after
him; who, on long road which he
has only followed once, remembers
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-11-30
Thomas Stintsman
New Hope, Pa.
Notice To Contractors

The Board of Chosen Freebooter of
Hunterdon County will received sealed
bids at their rooms in Pennington, on
December 7th, 1916, at the hour of II
o'clock, for the construction of Lam
bertville-county line road extension.
Length, $50 #. 1t will be a water
bound macadam surface. A certified
check of 81 900, made payable to the
Director of the Board of Chosen Free
holders, must accompany each bid.
Plans and specifications are on file and
may be examined at the State Road
Commissioners Office, Treuton, N. j.;
at the Office of Grant Davis, County
Engineer, Whitehouse Sta, N. j.; at
the Office of H. L. Stout, County Solic-
itor, Pennington, N. j., and at the
office of H. K. Kramer, Lambertville,
N. ]. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids. ~
J. j. JOHNSON, Director
III. K. KRAMER,
JOS. ALVATER,
Member of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders.
Oct. IS, 1916.