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New Britain herald., 1916-11-18
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 As protection against intense suf- fer1ng from pain of all kinds-always keep in your home, for instant use, a bottle of Minard's Liniment.
 There is nothing so effective as this wonderful old reliable, creamy lini- ment for instantly stopping the in- tense pain of lumbago, neuralgia, rheumatism, backache, sprains and bruises, and for burns and cuts.
 Minard's is a clean, wonderfully healing antiseptic liniment that soothes and invigorates. It puts new life into tired muscles-removes all soreness quickly. It is also just what you need for sore, tired, aching feet and hands. Ask any druggist.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-18
BELGIUM IN FEAR OF DEPOPULATION
Between 3O,OOO and 10000 Males
 Already Are Deported

1 London, Nov. 17.-Thirty thousand 1 Belgians already have been deported 1 10 Germany, according to information received here through official chan ] nels
 i Reports from the same sources say ] that the German plan to take some ! 50O,0 900, Judging fronl the order is 1 sued in number of cities for all males 1 over seventeen to report for inspec-
 tion.
 The municipal council of Tournai ! has formally declined to accede to the i German demand, the reports say, pro- { testing that hitherto it had acQuiesced l in all the German orders. General l Hopffer thCreupOn imposed Q, fine l of 100000 marks, it is added, for the | refusal of the council to furnish q list of male inhabitants, With 9 fur Ether fine of 20oOO marks daily as Hong as the council refused to give the Hist.
 ! circumstantial report from the Mons district says that the entire male r population over seventeen years was ! summoned to report at German ! Headquarters at 8 o'clock on the morning of Oct. 26.
 i The priests, professors, teachers, To- E cal officials, members of the food com rnittee, and the physically defectiv" 1 were dismissed, but, it is added, 1,20& fmen, composing 20 per cent. of the eligible males, both employed and Un- femployed. were selected and imme Fdiately placed on cattle trucks and EStarted for Germany. Being ignorant Eof the purpose of the summons the f1aen had assembled without clothing Efor travelling and without food. Rel En%S +o 1,n riotj kfood and clothing, were not permit Fted access to the mon, the reports add 1 Tournai Councils Resolution. l The resolution of the municipal fcouncil at Tournai concerning the re- kquest by the German authorities for Ia list of workmen says the council de- Ecides to preserve it's negative attitude land adds the following:
 '"The City of Tournai is prepared to ksubmit without resistance to all the Eexigencies authorized by the laws and Eoustoms of war. It's sincerity cannot Ebe doubted, as it has shown perfect Ecomposure and has avoided any active khosti1ity during the period of over 1.-two years that it has had to endure Ethe present occupation, to billet the troops and feed them. The city has Fthus clearly shown that it is not anil ] mated by an undue spirit of bravado.
 "But at the same time the munich
 pal council could not furnish weapons
 against their own children, fully con-
 scious that natural law and interna-
 tiona1 law, which is derived from it,
 forbids them to do so.
 "In his proclamation of Sept. 2,
 1914, the governor general of Belgi-
 um made this statement: T am not
 asking any one to renounce his pa
 triotic feelinfi' The city of Tournai
 remains confident in this statement,
New Britain herald., 1916-11-18
Population in Terror.

The Hague, Nov. 18.-The number of Belgians deported by the Germans up to date, according to information given to the Associated Press today from reliable source, apparently is between 3O,0OO and 10000 and they are being deported at the rate of about 2OOO daily.
 Antwerp, it was said, has been com manded to furnish 27, 1000 men, which is probably not more than ten per cent. of it's able-bOdied population, but the commune of Lessines has lost more than 2,000 from a total popula- tion, including women and children, Of 7,OOO, representing virtually, every able-bod1ed man, excepting officials.
 The entire Belgian population, the narrator said, is terrorized because the people realize they are entirely help less. Crowds of hystericaI women and children gather at the railway and re- cruiting stations, and many women at Jemapes threw themselves on the rails to prevent the departure of a train of emigrants and had to be for cibly removed by German soldiers
 The men are frequently loaded in
 to cattle cars and spend one or two
 days on the journey. They are strong ly determined to refuse to work, be- lieving that if they are not employed
 in military works they will be com- pelled to replace Germans and be forced to work directly or indirectly
 against the Belgian army and it's al- lies. The deported men in trains passing through Liege are declared to have been heard singing the Mar 1 sefllaise and other patriotic airs. The newspapers report a case near Valenciennes of sixty Frenchmen who when impressed by the Germans, re- fused to work. They are declared to | have been tied to posts for forty eight 1 hours, until half of them tainted from l hardships and hunger.
 Appeals to Many Governments. Many prominent Belgians are re- l ported not to have hesitated to risk l their liberty by the strongest of pro- | tests to the German authorities l against the deportations. Various off, l cial bodies have drafted resolutions l of protest, and the senators and dep- uties of Antwerp and Hainault Prov 1 inces have taken especially strong &C., ! ton in the premises and are said to ] be daily expecting deportation.
 Neutra1s in Belgium, especially the l ministers are receiving many appeals
 to try and induce their governments to l intervene. The newspaper La Libre
New Britain herald., 1916-11-18

which must be considered as expreSS- ing the feeling of his imperial majes- ty, the German emperor, in whose name the governor general was speak ing. Consequently, in following the call of honor and patriotism, the city remains faithful to primary duty of which a higher German officer can- not fail to realize the nObleness
 The members of the munich pal council are confident that the loyalty and frankness of this attitude will help to avoid all misunderstanding between themselves and the German army.'
 The above resolution was dated Oct 20. Under date of Oct. 23, Major Gen. Hopffer and Commandant Etapen re- piled as follows:
 'The fact that the municipality all lows itself by the decision of the town council to oppose the orders of the military authorities in occupied ter ritory constitutes an act of arrogance without precedence and is an absolute misunderstanding Of the situation arising from the state of war
 ''The state of affairs is clearly and simply this: The military authority commands and the municipality has Io Ooey. Il It AeIAl' Io uo Ill1olC WllllIetVe to support the heavy consequences which I have already pointed out in my previous explanation.
 ''The commander of the army has imposed on the town of it's refusal to supply the required lists a fine of 2OO,0 marks, which has to be paid within the next six days, and he fur ther adds that until the required lists have been put at his disposal the sum of 2O,000 marks will have to be paid for every day of delay. This will hold good until Dec. 31."
New Britain herald., 1916-11-18

alties for refusal to comply. The wording of the notices varies in the different sections of Belgium and Nor thern France. One notice posted in Northern Trance gives assurance that the men will not be employed under continuous fire.
 The Antwerp order notifies students to bring their books and musicians their instruments. The authorities promise the men good wages and 1ib- erty to remit money from Germany to their families in Belgium. To all Of
New Britain herald., 1916-11-18

mFts 1ENf1T 0AiEn
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 G5S FIRST AVE-, TROY, NY.
 APRIL 18th. 1916 { CT have been a sufferer for years with hidney Trouble and Constiba- zion. I tried "Fruit-a- -tives" about g month ago, and with almost immediate results. The Kidney Trouble has disap- peared and the Constipation is fast leaving me' HENRY DATER. 'sFruit- tives" is the greatest Kidney Remedy in the world, and is equally effective in relieving Constipation.
 Soc box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a- tives Limited, OGDENS- BURG, NEW YORK, ..
New Britain herald., 1916-11-18

them is offered an opportunity to sign a voluntary agreement to work. They are informed, it is stated, that if they refuse to sign they will be treated worse, but virtually all decline to do so.
 Wherever the males assemble for deportat1ons doctors examine them and the physically unfit are eliminated together with municipal and relief or ganization officials: Those without regular employment are the first se- lected for deportation.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-18
Belglque, which has maintained

Belg1que, which has maintained a. wide circulation throughout Belgium for more than a year, despite the al- legged efforts of the Germans to discov- CT It's authors and suppress the sheet, has pupHshed special mum mber con- talnlng an appeal to the neutral na- tions.
 The officers deputed for the enroll ment or the workmen are said to pay visits to various towns and order the assembly at the railway station of virtually all males under heavy pen-
New Britain herald., 1916-11-18
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF

Get a 25-cent bottle of Danderine at any drug store, pour a little into your hand and rub well into the scalp with the finger tips. By morning most, if not all, of this awful scurf will have disappeared. Two or three applica- tions will destroy every bit of dan druff; stop scalp itching and falling hair
New Britain herald., 1916-11-18
DON'T TAKE UP YOUR RUGS
OR MOVE YOUR FURNITURE TO HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED.

Electricians are neat and they know how to work without dust, dirt noise or confusion. In no case is it ne- cessary to take the furniture out of a room or cover up the pictures or bric-a- 'brac.
 And when the wiring is all finished not trace of their work remains, ex- cept the dainty fixtures, switches and re- ceptacles and the wonderful convent ence of Electricity
 Remember that for the balance of this month only we are offering to con- tribute substantial amount towards the cost of wiring your property.
 In addition we also offer special dis counts on wiring and fixtures, 12 months to pav, and free Mazda Lamps
 But emember-November is almost gone, and if you expect to take advan- tage of this offer you must act at once.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
"Rooe Kors" ~.Sorenineen

@aibingtcn ben Soc Moi. : DC
irrite 10 Nooneber al arigen er Der
a. Sen amcrifonIfe "MsOe aors"-
Screening icnot 6oripninger iii DC
rebIioenbe / De al ariaen berieoc
2onoe ior omtrent 100000 Col
lars. Nriten 5rciieroeoele al oISie
Goripninger inofom / 6orm AZ 'rt-
piuigc @iorna; Melten betaIte Sor-
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%iremgnnr BET, at bel Iiocn arigens
llobruo OF iii ocn lite Ipril iaar
rnr ienot S%oripnlngcr I'll arigsolt'
rcooct Tor S1,Go1.139, oeraf tor
S790,070 Ill Be a1icrebe 2onoe, ror
$24S,521 til Gentrollndgtcrne o1
ipr $12.54S til andre al &ri9en be-
rrrte Notipuer.
Toreningen bouoe Den lite Npril
ell aaSlebeholbning pno $96,233 til
poerligere Sorienocllcr al 6orlpnin'
der.
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Stemninsen /
Svoamerifa.

@oihingtou Den Soc Wni: III
nonsnliniiter McAboo, iom lornplt9
penbte tllbuac ira ct Waoc AZ Dent
irternatipnalc &pifpmmiaiion / @lc-
nos Npres, Nrgentina, bcrettcr, at
ban bupoe foreflmbct en- lTroelca
p~enifabelig Stcmiing moo &c 0or'
encoc Statcr, life Blot | argentina
men / allc Sc lpbamcrifanltc Sunoc,
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a Dor Nanbclsi laa0c % Nltlotercl-
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E. Sc pigtlgite Snftorer, Tom moa to-
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reicre Snmorbeioe mellem Dc nnle-
rifdnife Nationer.
Gen proicfterebc pannmerlfallltc
~,<lrnbonc ira gteip PORT til @euno&
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Sun0oc al 10000 nil. &eroi cI
400 Nil nIcreoe bp9get %
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les M onlhpg9eIig, ia lUQ9ca Be
lag pno al Stoten.
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boge citcr %inprcSninacn Soften
1915, cr tugct pare pao. Stntcl@
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flcrner, % allpcnoer oct SeotItoi,
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uGret ficnot ollcrebc ior ct Eur Idr
lioell, % / Inret 1915 ltnl Der / &c
Norelle0c Statcr pore pro0uccrct
$4,000 til $4,000 Eluno al bcnnc
%arc. NJ Ninticrncolicn inur man
peb H%oiiincrinN Ell pclinlngcnbe Sois
f~elplie OF Tom @iprooltft en- iinlplcs
re Gle, Der cgncr Jig iortrinlig for
Decentralization.
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Guitdfs Sip,

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81 puret i"uertiat unoer NcitcuNitII.
lnQcu. men 0et miSIptieoc2. ioroi
tele lctrttipimrfeu par mobilirrci
op aougeu omgiuei Al en- aoroon a
cipiItlGote Spoaseiiesbetlente.
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On japanN Stjcrnetpber.

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berg. / Sapdn bar man Gottor au-
momoto. Zen isrite benier i'm %iss
Dom ira Nauneu og ipoar ON %eir
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tie OF iorubii1cr Tcrbens SfjGbne.
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aItio Stif.
Spa0 Sottor Gllnldmoto angaar,
laattoaer ban Den inpanife Soriigtig.
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/ ipppenbe Sroelag. Ssrit % remit
~reoe9lsr ban Tor, bpoo Der pil lie /
bans Slcmlonb / 1916. Sans Sor-
uoligelIer cr ganitc notlrlige, lao
natrrli9c, at ban life beh6uer at
|pergc Stlerncrne ON Dem. Get
me Mar fonrmer til at brinQc Ton-
ltell9bcoer Tor oct juDunitc Siploma'
II, Tiger ban. ) Miotcn al Ipril
nlaa Sapun ienoc Sropper opcr
@rGnicn. On DC ifol ienbea til
aino, Snoicr euer til europa, opgi.
per ban Ielp'pl0elig life.
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mlnocr itcrtt ON Wia0amc Sb6bea
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til at 1lere Jig Iterft ~glGlberoc. !
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paa Den lfunoinapiite NaIpe. 6re0S.
lpprg"nloolet fonlnler iii at bll al:
tllclt / Sftobcr; men &rigen ltal al
llgcpcl life lutte ier / 1918 eugnn9
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zfoacm, ioit iamf.

Huber Ct @rapnin9 sarbeloc ueo
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tnapt hulpdnoen Meter unoer ct init
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&c iiocn hopoe itanct pao oct nTpnte
Steo. - %igtigere or bos Oct Sat
tuin, at sc inulfte egciianmlcr enSml
er iulSimuoia iriife, enpitisnt DC CT
! blcpet temmelis msrfe Barren.
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preiteia9 enot

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poa Toomcn ON Son1iruipolelcn.
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Oanif OBJ til Gviflano.

%aipbenhaun, 1anmorf, 5tc Nui:
NJ DC iammenliitteoe 6dn'te WrnA'
dcricr trpiics ser Sfribt til at lem
s. 3O0O0,00O Nlaifer 81 I'll Sp't-
lcno poa @%ctir12Iie al. at Sn'flono
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iurNc oct i. 2iair Striot er ta9ct
boa Cp'ororiuQ Al Sn'fIanN, 'onr
pao @rrnO Al Sen bcrifcn0c gilman.
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toQct itore &C't.linacr ira buaot
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SpUr Brand u. Oafcta

GLENDALE, g. 9, sen 10be Woi.
Gre Gpartoler meb Sorretninosbpg-
Ringer % is Hciioencer poelogoes /
Hnt al Ell %lbcbrano, iom foroarla -
geoe ct %rroitab al mclem $4,000
% 100000.
Slbclt, iom oponoe0ca SCI. 10 igaor
Nitcs, Inffeoes oct ierit iboa at fan
begrrn'ct, og Ierit clter at Den hapbe
brpnbt Jig Ell breo Sci tpcraigicruncnl
Nncns Centrum.
Set cleftriife 2psocrt. Sirit Hotio.
nuIbanf % Selefpncentralen reooe-
bes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12

oisipet, Ga bette isrite HeiuItat OF.
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G~ooiepelt, 1864 Tor Suphes, 1876
'ot Root. 9eitcu par iorbeIte mel.
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o6iaA SpWtn ~ Wlptrnertanoird'
ter Gcttr Norbttf. Better Atorbctf nj
IN doo StolNuo0dnncl'c ~ 'niSercoc
rcN Stat@lmiuCr,iictci &trmillior,
en- li0 Nir. Norbccf hnr hapt mon'
&c a~Hivar4'ulNc SiiIlin1cr | BET "
',ntltjc CIV. ~ anc har nan rr1tci
mes Elilt 90 Sroitnb San re
I vruiCutcrcot Svint Nouuiu / Eta.
tens SInnt llcnutm Sc0i@lutlrlc%.
itcutrnc i Aarene 1909, 1911 %
1919. NJ uCN oct o~lntiuocllde %all
/ 1914 blcu hon ualNt III Staten2
%icclupcrrer. hpiltci Gmbebe han M
mNchar. Sam NOR pUrct ct Srem
itriNt4mauN ! Sr0cts rettc %ctnN
nina "a iom en- lcoennc Nano
Statcu2 lcplipcuNc NoriomIluA ie1t,
hen ittNic At 'rtuume iIilc %opior
iloN. icm var / AImcnhcNcuH III
~iy,taitr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
1rifamerifanere /
Iyiferfomplotterne,


Nen Dorf i0c Moi: &obn &c.
rrp, Neoufter al "@aclic Nnleri-
con-, % en- irif Sogisrer / buffalo
leo 9tapn Sohn J. Hpan, nTuncs !
Gcrbinoelie mco oe Siltnlebellutnin-
ger, lcm iNa1 uebtogca a. ben
@ranDillrp, irm uuocrisQer BET on-
QipcliNe tpIfe &omplct on at iprGn-
&c Sen fano0iitc @ellunofunal /
gluten.
Ger blcp life peotaget no0el Gil
tnlcbcillttrrin9 MOD Dem, men Dc CT
itrrft mi@tprttc ior of pUrc lmplt-
ctrcbc / Sunumeniuprgellcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Wr. 90 Wrs. :. u. Bloom / u

lltta, @aib., bar iciret @lllbbrn0iip.
&c bIcp Giitc / Snbre arnc Strife
! Ndrta FrcitegirIo / 1866. @ru-
oun@ Fi0cnapn par aori Irne. .
aor ienere reiite sc til Nuerifa nleo
Ct SeiIlfib, ion gioroe Suren poo )
ll6er. g font isrit til Spring
Frairic, 8iS. men bro9 inmne Nor
pioerc til Norman 2ufe, Minn., bpor
Sc too @an0. Ter booze sc til
/ 1903. on be ionot at mtrbe toNe
Hioet ll0t mere meo No % ilptteoe
no til Nrlctta / @aibir0tpn. 7
a. 0erc4 9 Narn or line. Slap
&loonL en- Al Ssnnernc, Dor / Dfa-
r1aplnc. Moib.; Mra. Sliper
GrigG2, en- Al Gctrene, Dor / NortN
Nntimn, Maih., % Ell nnoen Cater,
Wira. Heo y. Millep i Tacoma,
Maib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Nmerifanere falone
/ Krioen.

Gttama, Canada, Ocu she Wol:
SSielge Sen ioag al Set fanaoiite Pr
mcoeportcment oiicntIi3glorte me
Scbsliite er 10 Mmcrifanere, Tronf
NclmeS ira Butte, Ntont., % ame'
Gee Sumion ira Scmi2tOn, Nalne,
iclone / &rigen / europa.
0ionot DC inoreoc or >Sohn Camp.
hea ira Fittsburgh Is. II. Husiea
ire @igbbribse, q. y, % 2Iopo
Giants ira @enottce. @oib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Gorpeoerineen
al "Susler",

@aibington Den 10oe Wai. uoen'
rigsoeportementet nlobtog ioo9 aiell'
mem Ambassador @erdro en- IN Notc.
bpori 2plflonb meoQipcr, Of Nn9re'
bet poo Yosiaeerbanperen gus
Ter" bar blepet ubisrt al en- tplf I'm
ocrponosbooo.
Zen tplte &egicring iiotoler IN
Vetlagelle ooer "SeiltaAcI'en" % er'
flGrer li9 plaie til at gipe fulo So.
reisning.