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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
General @urtD
Der ruiiif& 9efe9Isbabst an Der
Meffront,
Sat I.tnsn 5ruppen BAG 5rut.rudirsn
nit BEN 1einbe per6otsu.

Ct. petersbure, 6. Wai.
ueber aonbon, Z. Nni. General Cur.
70, Der 8efeasbaber an Der Deftti4sH
Groni, erIisB eincH 8efe5l, bsRsuf0fgs
Der frerrIbI6aftfide 8erts5r bon Ruis
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iperben mub. or ertldrt, 6aB bur9
btefes Srdtsrnifireu Der Teiab IN
StanS sef.st iperbe. rnFiite mititdris
i9s 8erfiistnisen tn Grfabruns 81
bringen.
General Gurfo tDarnt ti. srIppeu.
inbem er Inst, bob be 9suH4eu,
ipenH Der &aH1pf IN Grantrsi4 sum
StilIBonb tomne, ihre %ruppsn gegen
Hubiano ms Gerb fiibreu H<rben,
bas, einseiullt Sur5 8fris6ensosrfpre-
4ungen, rti9t norbsreitet iein parbe,
@nsriffe absuf6tdsen.
Ser 9efe5t fdIiebt nit .inem 2tps
pen an bic Srlippeu, ben befretten
RuBlano unS feineu etuttrten gsgsus
iiber lire PfIi4t gu tbuH.
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fonbtf6ofi srIisBen einsu Qtfrai an
bic RuFen, IN pei8em bic 2ei0eR i9'
rer reipettibsn Gambler tarSsfsIt unb
Rublanb ssbeten tuirh, iis Hi4t iRrtm
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4rbeiters unb Rift6r 0elegateH an.
bd4lofen, bic rufHtt .GrsIetts'
Anisib<- Su uHtsrfiibta.
,Uerbuu" itn6 ,,WSarne'I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
gsbaupseu, feinbfi&e stnsriffe sluiid'
ssf@lngeH gu bdben.
Die Grontiirie Bat .offeubar ha5ei
ieiHe Genberuns erfabrsa.
GH ben iibrissH Jrunteu> berrf@ uiir
ipenig attinttdt.

Berfta. z. wsai. i1eber 2pnbon.
SGmnhli9e beutiden PoFitionen 5ipi'
i&eu bsr Goifioms<2 <2ason 8aubfrube
unb HifIss unb nSrbli@ bon 8affuur
ipsrben feit oon uRs bebauptet, beibt es
in benz offisieGsn 9eriat, Der am
TOntas bon br uberheu Sesresleis
tung per5fieutlidt porben III. Die
0eiltf6en Fnb aud fiegreitb aus Der
Qlisae S&IaGt Encouragement. Seii
Samitas bdben fe T26 Sefunsene se'
'ma6t. Diersetu brtifbe unb frarB0s
fif4e Jiusseuse iuurben am SoHntug
an Der ipeitIt9eu Srout absei6oHeH.
Die 9esdnrimo@uus ldutet uie iolst:
-Weffi9e Dront. armsegrupps bes
Srouprinsen Ruppreht: Sn Der 9eS
genb Don Gems unb arras errsihte
an Sonntag Nbenb bic artilsrie=
ihla9t pisber einsn Grab gr6btsr
Seitigiett. Die S6Ia6t bebut ii4
ipeiter 0iili9 iibsr 9ulInourt aus.
Der 5einb idbrt fort. ct. QunutiH gu
6ei&ieBen. ipoburd SeuersbriiHfe in
Der Sidbt pefurfa9t puroeH unb bic
4dtbebrdle IN dufs Reue beihSbidt
porben.
.5roHt bes beiitfGen aronprirSeu:
Pa6 ben ihDertH 8erIuiten, bic iie
an Samiiag erIittsn. bieIt.u bie5tans
soien am Sonntas Elm. 3eit lang NIT
ibren ansriftsu suriid. erft am
Na6mittas sinsen itarte Srupp.nnbs
tbeiIunssn 5tuifGeH bem Sort De Ral
1tuiion unb graR gum gngriff
iiber. Der 5sinS ipurbs aber Ooafdns
big suriidsei@Iassu.
.2lm abenb nnb ndbretb Der Ra9t
ma6ts Der Seinb n6rbIih Don aaifnur
unb sipif6en Der Goifonsse1pn
aaHbFraBe unb sliuss fshr hsftise
4nsriffs. Rad f5drfeu admpfen. IN
benen mir an usrfdiebentH apuntteu
erfolgt sr5i.lten uHb osm 5einb iehr
i&Ders gsrluis sufiistsu, btbdupietsH
uniers Sruppau ale ibre poiitiOnsn.
Sebr beftigs 9lnsriffs Der GranscftH
snifhen 9Iilles unb graOnue bro6er
unttr urdersm Jeuer sufammsn.
gluf BEN @inisr5,rs ipOste Der
Saupf iDdbrsnb bes Cages Bin unb
Der. T1it siuem Siurmdneriff ercbers
ten mir ben n5rbliGsn Qbbnps suriid
uuo mir bebduptsisu Jpn seseH msb'
rsrs f.tHblide @eesnansriffe. alm
fiibiiden atbbdns purbeu bic Gran'
solsH sam Riidsus st5UunseH. asins
Ssits III I'M 9tiib bss plntenus.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
2ln ber britiiden esromt
GinSen beftiss &dmpf.
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bsi 8uIleepurt ifdtt
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AIM Uaontag Rorgen faHbsn an
Der tSinber6urgItuis fdnrfe adHpfe
itatt. OeitIi9 DOR 9nLecotirt bobeu
mir unitre pofitionsn nerbeHert. Wir
fnb ipeftIi9 bon ben Drt norssbrun'
gen uao baben- eiuise @sfdneeae ges
md9t. Gin feiHbIidgr IngriH. Der
ipdbreuh. Der Rd9t olf uufere ainieu
fiibli4 bon Dppp eeulG3t J, iuarbe,
ipurben absefalasen.'
Die an @benb .rlafTeue iDeitere Be-
tanntno6arng loutet pts foIgi:
Der Jsinb tpisbtrplie fetue 9rs
sriffe norbli& Bon Rruslin be Gdf'
jaur obsr bem Gbemtu bes Damss
Riht. Gs funbeH a6er dnbourHb ier
bsftise NrtilIeriegefe6te fatt. nanen.s
ii5 IN Der RGbe bon Sartebtfe unb m
Der @sgenb Don grapHue, no uniere
Sruppen ibre 9rfitipRen nif bem Ga
Iiiprnie piateau touiolib;rteH.
,92prbpsitli9 BON Rbeims seIoug
uns Elm ueberfalI, Der es uns Im6gs
li&te, unIere pofttioHsn iibli9 BON
2opriqneul uus5ubehNen. Wir ma4s
ten unsefdbr 100 geFduseus, barun'
Ter spsi Offi5iere.
.Seftliter &rie9sIdruplab, 6Tdi.
Nm ber sanSen Grcnt babtn 4rtilerie'
eefedte ifattgsfunbsH. Gin an 8, Rai
bon fransDitiden uub beuiselifiiihen
Sutppen unteruommeRer angrff m
Der @egenb Don 2pmnisa erm6glihts
es uns, sinige borsf6obeue guntts
yan einer syront Don flint RilOmeteru
,u beIeB.n Gin bulsarif6er gegens
anariff purbs ON 6. Mut BON eirsm
peni3elfitiften Regiment absef6Iapen.
En- bieien beioen GttiORen i9lugeH
lid, bic oene3eliftiidm sruppeu nit
Der sr5Bteu sapfertst.
Der ON &benb bonn .britif6eu
Saupiuuurtier in yrautrei4 Derof'
fentlifts OffisisIIe 9sri&t LGutst ME
folgt:
Der feinb ma6t. am Ra@mittag
Tsinen brttten Gesenuneriff auf uriere
nsuen poFI,ioren iiibiia pom SOu9e3
Slub. slne gnsriff. purben abse'
itblaaer unb es asIung fetnm Dents
Ibsn. ariere Grdbeu gu errei6eu.
Nm gormittos serietb eine itdris
f,inblihe Sruppen1tbbetlung m Der
Rahbnri6aft Don Bull.court tn uHier
qrtineries unb Muf4insnsd tiBieisr,
unh Is erlitt fttpere 0erlufte.
.gets beutits Glusseust trurben
am Spnntda BON urs abcei4onsn.
Sins bacon ifiirst. iruerbolb unierer
qinien as. Grei uHierer Tai4inen
irerben perribi.-
Der britifte Slteserleuts t.
nart RobisfOn-iu bent
f6er @sfouesni3dft
Qonbon, Wai. Cine pdhrenb
Sez saa.s bon Semi singetrofi.ue De
psFhe beFdtiat bic Ra6ritt. bab bee
britifts 9tpiatitsr 2sutnnnt Diaiam
asefe Rpbtniou niht setoctst puros,
ME i'm poriaeu @Dndt onsetiinbist
lpurbs, Ipnbsrn F6 in beuti&er Sss
fcnoenlhafi befinbst. eeutnant Ros
btnion. beiten glams suerf betannt
,purbs. oIs er I'M porisen Sabre einsn
9eppelir obifOb. Der an eiuem lleters
iulI anf aOnbcn tbsilesRommsn bate,
..pizs b aarISraE sstGassa g.paltsH-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08

&unben pd6rI4etnli6 rebmeu
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Dirtltdteit nur I'M eire &bl4dBs
ung Der ptrtIi3eu SIbftrtptiou
I'm Subitriptiorsu 81 erlougen,
ptro binRen tli3sm bic pof IN Qu'
ipru9 genommeu perben gs 1T
ndmIt5 bef9loHen tporoen, bdb ieber
Brief, Der DON Der goft bef0r6ert
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pei uuffaQerb oerisben perbn ptro,
in Der isbe 9eriou, bic einen Brief er'
bdft, 6sna4ri3tigrn pirb, bab bts
Ratior su 3etbtungeu auf bic srpBs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
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Sur Dbio, 5nbiuna, aentudp,
bds DeFtlihs p.nniplponien unb bas
Obere unb untere Di@ison: S45nes
Wetter am Dienftas unb pabr{5eins
li9 aud, am Rittno9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
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8 met beFdHte frGa55ftf4e
Gtf9bampfer mad IdR'
gsrem aampfs Ders
feptt

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itiar, Sparien, berittst iiber eiHeR
aampf spii6sn siRsm lluterfeebpot
uHo frans5iif6er unb ipdnf4en
eyii9banlpiern, m osu spei nit tlei'
neH 9eldiibeu bsitadts fran50iH8e
sStT6bampfer NIT ram 1lutsriseboot
,idmpften, aber i6.iebfi9 perienit
ipurbeu. qtu6 5tDei iYaHff6e Oumpfer
purbeu berisutt. 81. Depeite IGutst
nj: fOlgt:
Gin llHterfee5oot Jriff bic Slider
ftotils on, bic aus iranS6Ti&su uuo
fpanti6eu goOttU bsfanb, baruutsr
bic frons0Tf9eu 3Grapfer .gerouu"
uno ,Tlarue", bic bioe nit Sei3iissn
tIeinen SdIibers beitiidt tparen. Oieie
9eiditse purbsn in 10 pirtfamG
NeiIs sebaHbbatt, Oab bus llntsriss'
boot fid ss5rpuugsH oh uutsrautau'
den.
.Spdttr tuubte ss pieber Guf uHo
Der 9anlpf beeann aufs Reue. er
nuuerte cine Stunoe. 0is ,@ercun-
unb bic .Narne" parben f4liebii4
iibertpuuben une perfsutt. Sieben
geann Don ben beiSsa S4iffea DsrbsH
rerrnibt.
.8dbr.ub bes Gsfedtes nurben
aua sp.I ipaRiiae Gii4srboots Osrs
isift.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08

ber sroBer 5n1belsfIOtte, Die 6efttmnt
fem iOa, bic beuti4e urtsriees8lOts
tooe su bre9er.
5eIt brpon ifber5eugt, baB Der Rom
greg bic ReiOlution gutbetBen nGrbe,
bat bic Regierune bereits NIT bem Res
pariren Der S9tffe begonner, Oie Dou
f1rer eigenen 8eTaBungeu beT6dbigt
tporbeu itra, unb penigiteug 5tDei bon
tbren Derben 3ur 3eit IN 6itltaeH
Sdfeu beiaben
ReuN Regimerter @enies
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Gnsefeutsu befs5en iOaeu,
Die fir ben BGu unb ben Betrteb DON
Communications 9ilieu
Gu her 5rom m Sruutrei9 betttmmt
Fnb,
Ner1eH uis bic erfteu umerttuuif9eu
Srippen na6 europa ges
fdnot tperoeu.
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Rprpestf6sr Dampter
perfeNtt.

aonbou, Wai. Cine aopenhas
uener 9spei6e Der Central Reps bat
Der uorpesf5sn gs1isrung eos gsrs
isntsn Der npriF5IT4eu SaHpfer
.goptc- unS .RatuHa' bur9 bsuti6s
lInieriesbcote ansetlHSigt.
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Die Rhdt4mkSuns tnpr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08

ben suriidsetriebeI. Sic lisstu ss5n
5obte suriid.
Sinai SafbiritI: Seds unierer
Tfugseuge baben bas feiubIidf 9dapts
auartisr tpi. aud ieine JluSpEdBs mit
8omben beIeqt.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-08
9luf oem &riegsldauplab 1T nyranfrei9
ST ste Gage inn SSeiemhidem nmperambert.

gng(dn0er, @raNolcn unO Oeut(de 6c6aupten, ollie
fein0(i6cn angriffe 5url6gc(d(agen 5u 6aben
sr wklo die Hnssr warren kann aus den bsdsrlissn ssn
Bsri6en ni6 ssfbkITn wsrden.
Nur ben eneu Yune mmeu bic Serde hren oaR bel Baes
court nod beitige aampfe im Gange ieten.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
KAlSER'S HOLIDAY
 SPEECH '.I PURE BLUFF
EztraVagant and Boastful State- ments Make Washington Smile

Washington, Decs 26.-Not the turn of hair has resulted in official circles from the German peace talk of the past few days. No word had been received here of the promised Christmas peace declaration by En- peror William. In official eyes, Christmas Day held fewer promises of a true peace than any other in months past.
 The Kaiser's reported address be- fore his troops north of verdun was read with deep interest by officials. Those in touch with the war opera tions were unanimous in the express sion that it was extremely we'll staged, but purely for home con- sumption and political effect among his enemies.
 The Kaiser is better off than he was year ago, according to high mili- tary critic, but he has not improved his strategical position. He can now go on killing more men-more of his own, as well as more of his enemies but he cannot hope for a military vic tory. He has removed the menace in the east, but he has not the morale and military strength left for decisive action in the west.
 State department officials declared they had not looked for any peace overtures from the Kaiser. The only overtures of German origin expected at this time, it was said, would be further propaganda designed to in timidate the enemies of Germany and encourage the German people,
 For Folks at Home.
 The Kaiser's speech before his troops on Saturday, in which he spoke of God as "an unconditional and avowed ally" of the German cause and the intention of the German people to batter peace through the doors of those who refused it, with shining sword and mailed fist, is believed in State Department circles to have been uttered for home consumption. It was an explanation to his troops and the German people of the recent German reverses in that section and an ex- cuse for the German failure to wipe their enemies off the earth after an- other year of promises.
 In so far as it was intended for out side publication the speech, 1t is be- lieved, was calculated to throw the 1uSSldn ana 1Cdllan S1LudC1OnS dS taunt to the Entente.
 An intensive peace propaganda is expected to precede any military op- erations in the west. This is char acteristic of the German policy to feel the enemy out when the German cause is strong. Officials do not be- lieve the Kaiser has any serious peace intentions at this time, except those of a decidedly German brand. He would want a military peace forced on his enemies by decisive military victories if he thought he were able to obtain one. German peace threats" are expected as long as Emperor Will liam believes his temporary position will warrant them.
 There is nothing in the military situations to justify the Kaiser's be- lief that he could force German made terms on the Entente. High military officials declare he has improved his own condition by throwing off his eastern enemies during the past year, but that he is unable to give the Ger man soldiers the fighting strength they lost while Russia was being put out of the war.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
HEIGHT OF WONfEN's SHOES.
John Buell. to Regulate Boots Worn
 By Fair Sex.

London Dec. II (By, Post) A fus- ilade of questions as to the govern ments reported intention to regulate the height of women's shoes was fired at the cabinet spokesman in tho house of commons last week.
 "Is the government aware of the scarcity of leather and will it take steps to prohibit the manufacture of high boots for women?" asked Lord Claud Hamilton.
 Will the height of heels be limited also ?" asked another member.
 Will an order be made for the lengthening of petticoats?' asked Sir J. D.. Rees. The cabinet spokes- man answered that 'it has been de- cided to issue an order prohibiting the making of boots for women with uppers of more than specified height" He ignored the inquiries as to heels and petticoats.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
PORTLAND YOUTH l.
 KILLED IN ACTION
Joseph Fitzgerald, Slain i'm Belgium,
 Leaves Several Relatives in k This City.

Joseph Fitzgerald of Portland was killed in action somewhere in Bel gium" about the middle of November. He is survived by relatives in Port land and Hartford and by Miss Alice Fitzgerald. sister of this city; an aunt, Miss Catherine Fitzgerald of Vine street. and 8 cousin, Miss Mary Hollywood of Union street.
 When war was declared last April. Fitzgerald, who was employed in New York, immediately tried to enlist in a New York regiment but he was re- jected. He was determined to go SO he enlisted on April 27 with the 20th Canadian battalion in Winsor, On stario. He trained at Salisbury Plains, England, for some weeks before going to the front. Miss Alice Fitzgerald received 8 letter recently dated Mo- vember 5 in which her brother spoke of being "'hit'' in the hand and being ready for more fighting. He asked in the letter that an American flag be sent to him. Fitzgerald was a Lewis gunner of considerable success and fame. He had many narrow escapes in battle before he met his death. A brother, William Fitzgerald, of Port land. is g. member. of the 3O3rd Ma chine Gun Battalion which is sta |tioned at Camp Devens.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
TOBACCO A NECESSITY.

London, Dec Il (By Post)-Tobac- Co is g. necessity, not a luxury, de- res Lord Rhondda, the food con- aAt. In statement published here. n,t have tobacco" he says. "I
 so Nat it's loss would be a na- p1isfortune. It means much , k;,e manual laborer and to him M ldarks with hls brains. Men Heat a great deal more if they iiot have tobacco. I hold that the Sn5rtE4ffon or 1t would work great sfiacom fort" Some system of ration s3isE'' tobacco, however. is fore casted by s4hC newspapers.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
AMERICAN TROOPERS
 GUARDING CANYON
All Outlets Being Carefully Watched For Mexican Bandits Who
 Killed and Robbed.

Maria, Texas, Dec. 26.-American troops today were guarding all out lets to Van Horne canyon where 100 Mexican bandits on Christmas morn ing crossed the American border, raided the postoff1ce and general store on the Brite ranch. 27 miles southeast of here. Michael Welch, Q veteran stage driver, and his two Mexican pas- sengers were killed. Sam Neill, fore- man of the ranch, was wounded and booty estimated to be worth S7,000 was carried away.
 ! Soldiers who pursued the bandits arc reported to have killed and wounded many of them.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
WANT INCREASE

Unless It Is Granted, 10000 Iron
 Workers Will Probably Go Out on
 Strike in Oakland.
 San Francisco, Dec. 26.-Unless ap- proximately 10000 iron workers en- ployed in shops here and in Oakland receive immediately 10 per cent. in- crease in wages they will strike, ac- cording to Ntatement by R. W. Bur- ton, president of the Iron Trades Council, made public today.
 The employers have issued state ment that unless the men return to work at their present wage, the shops will close pending a settlement of the controversy. It was said federal in- tervention was anticipated.
 Many plants here were engaged in manufacturing ordnance of the army and machine parts for the navy.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
KAISER IN RED CROSS.
D. A. Rogers of Berlin, Conn.,, Pays
 for Membership.

for Membership.
 'Hoch," shouted der Kaiser Will helm von Deutschland, as he Jumped from his chair of state and wildly waved a paper in his right arm. II an member of der New Britain chapter of der American society of der Red Cross. An das ist gut!''
 Was ist das, du sagst," roared Won Hertling as he threw down his list of friends in America which he was reading and rushed to the kaiser's side.
 At last people will think that do some good deeds. An! dat will go down in history to my credit. Won Hertling send to D. A. Rogers of Ber- finder Berlin, which is in Connec- ticut in der United States-an iron cross. He bought a Red Cross mem borship for me. Mein gutter F'reund!
 The great Kaiser thereupon began to hop about the room showing more slee than ever he had since the hor- rcrs of Halifax.
 Von Hertling rubbed his chin He scratched his head. He read the list again. ...
 Perhaps your friend in Berlin, Conn, meant your subscription as a ,, jcke-something to laugh at" said Von Hert11ng quietly. The Kaiser stopped hopping around. He stood still. His jaw dropped and his eyes popped.
 'Ach: Verdammte das," growled the Kaiser as he loosened his collar and sank into his chair.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26

Have you lost a sum ot money? Our records show that it pays best to advertise this particular loss. Glasses, Pins anCl Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money will surely remain in the finders hands if he does not nnOw who lost it.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
QUAnET AND PRICE
Fish Foods Put on Market Through
 the Department of Commerce


 the Department Of Commerce
 Washington. Dec. 26.-Quanty and price of new fish foods put on tho market through the aGgfst2nce of tho department of commerce must con- form to standards' Det up by the gov- ernment or tho producers will not reap the benefit of official recom- mendation of such foods. Secretary Redfaold said today that an ofdciar lavei recommended by the bureau of ffsheries'' was being provided for all new fish products which meet the government requirements. Two man. ufacturers recently were debarred from use of the label, one because he allowed the quality of his product ot deterioate and the other because he attempted to take advantage of the growing demands for the new food to profit by his increasing prices.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26

FOR SALE-1916 Maxwell with win ter top. Must be disposed of at once.
 Price $375. Williams Auto Co.,, 287 Elm St. 12-22-6d
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
CURTAILS SERVICE
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Cuts On Light Passe6ger Trains On It's Road.

Philadelphia, Dec. 26.-To release motive power, conserve fuel and re- duce railroad congestion, the Phila- delphia and Reading railroad today withdrew from its New York service eight passenger trains, four in each direction between here and New York. Local trains were also annuled and it was announced that further curtail- ment in local service would become effective January 6.
 A reduction in the number of par Tor cars attached to trains operating between New York and Washington, equal to eight trains have been put into effect by the Pennsylvania rail- road.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26

FOR SALE-1915 Ford Touring car in good condition. Williams Auto Co.,, 287 Elm St. 12-22-6d
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26

FOR SALE-Dairy, milk routes, sc
 Best in New Britain, with modern equipment, pasteurizing outfit, &c., valuable good will and routes, with or without lease of farm. stock and buildings. Apply to &irkham & Cooper, 12-26-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-Best
 Farm in Newington: near New Brit
 ain; 162 acres. For terms and par ticulars apply to Kirkham & Coop CT. 12-26-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
WANTED.

WANTED-Small furnished room,
 give price. Address Box X2OX,
 Herald. 12-26-1dX
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26

WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. State price. P. o. Box S77, City. 12-24-26-271
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26
TO RENT.
TO RENT

TO RENT-First class tenement, all Improvements, 1855 Washington St.
 12-26-4dx
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26

LOST-Pass Book, on Commercial Trust No. 2490. Application is hereby made for new book. Cliff
 ford G. Fields. 12-26-3t
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26

LARGE FRONT ROOM and use of
 kitchen, l 5 Prospect street., 12-26-1d
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26

watch fob, with initials F. g. J., engraved on same Sunday.
 Reward if returned to 270 Maple street. 12-26-1dx
New Britain herald., 1917-12-26

FURNISHED ROOM-Ail conven-
 fences, heat and electric light. Call
 5O5 Arch street. 12-5-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-06-27

ter Of the town Of Central. The deed
to this farm was made out to the
Wesleyan Educational Society. cor
porate body in the State of New
York. G. B. Smith paying $4,000 Of
the purchase price.
1t was found in looking over the
field that the Wesleyan Educational
Society could not undertake the es-
tablishment Of school at this time
for want Of funds and referred the
matter to the Missionary Society. 1t
was then agreed that the Wesleyan
Educational Society should take the