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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
9anif geater.
Sr. Me6aftGrl

I9r. Ne0nftGr!
minneapolis e.. Igrgelig fprigmt
| Netning al banff Dilettantfomeoie.
.gi bar ct flinft % bel inbgpet
.&orps ! n19O5", men bi fdor altfor
,ijplocnt 2eiligbeo til at ie BET. I'm
oertegneoe filler fig .%oberbcoiit ON,
at ct banif oramatiif 5elffab meb
fort l1obbtte bill funne opfere baa=
De fire og fem 5fueipil / 8interie=
ionerS 2eb. aolonien er iaa 1tor,
at Ser alti6 bill funne regncs meo
fa(ot SnS til goreitillingerne. S
Seem Oorf, Gbicago, Nacine, San
Srancisco ipilles Der langt oftere
oonif 4omeoie ems Der. Sborfor ffol
ri tate d bacf ieat"? @borfor?
8t bar 10 4rafterne, og Ri bar
ST.. 5trange en- Mano, Ser forltaar
fine 5ager iom Snltruft6r.
On ielpitenoig oromatif &lub
fnrloe iiiifffert oannes beri 8pen; Ben
if1loe beitaa at 6e Optre6enoe, III
ollie %fienoer, % iaa moaife enonlt
nogle flere.
50, oct bar bare Bette til belbi1=
zig 9Derbeielie; ieg. tror, leg tgr
fige, at leg taler paa manages @eg=
ne.
Meo Gaf for 9ptagelien er leg
9ereS forbinotlige
G-1n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Maiferaben.
8ro6eria1nfnn6s

Dnnif 8ro6erlmfnnbs uGbor-
baI61en" -2oge Scr. As bol6er, ion1
enbber be6, fin anrlige Moiferaoe
poa 2gr6ag Mften / Dania Sail.
&omiteen, Der beltaar af 11ieoban=
1igt opfin0iomme Serrer, bar giort
alt m1ligt for at tilfreositille ielb
Bet frnSnete Bublifums &rab og
|5mng, og Der iagttages bemmelig-
beosfuI6 Eapsbe6 ON be O%berrofel-
ier, font ferit paa felpe &%arnebals-
|~aftenen bill uofoloe fig i al Deres
@laus og Sfjpnbep.
geo Sjelp al bore forlfieIliae
uSnasbaner" er pi fommet / Be-.
|fiooelie of en- Mefffe in~teresfante
&ienosgierninger ongaaenoe Meaife,
raoen; men bi bolber Mnn6, foroi
Ri intel maa robe. &un bette bar hi
Sob til at ftge paa Sorbaaro, at
aolonien lite for bor fet ct fac
itorfaaet % omfottenbe Mrronge-
ment iom Del, Der er gnaef forno
for 9. 8. g. Mafferooen / Mar.
@nfelfe Maffer og itore Optog i
Gle NegnbuenS brogebe &ulgrer bill
be11fatte Deltagere og Siliffuere i
en- SantaiiDeroen en- Mrt Drgm,
bboraf ingen baagner for i ube imaa
Elmer. SIT Der CT noiat pp%rbifuIoeI
for De be6it m~aifereoe biz
n1aturligbis pgge babe Damer og
9errer til at anipnn6e 6eres 9p-
finoiombe6 iaa meget iom mnligt.
Mltfaa, mine Dorner og Serrer,
oi leg UNDER Maffe11 BAD CARDIAC
faiter os uo Daniens BRIT
Ienoe &Dirbel, i BET eleftriife 2ps-
6abs b~lonoenoe geIger.
9Dmi11u.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Mbancemeltt.

S. g. 5panloing, Der | ct 8ar
Marg Sis bar beret 5foleoireftpr
/ MinneopoliS, er blebet palgt til
at obertage en- tilibarenoe 5ti1ling
i GleDelano, ., bDor man giber
bam 10000 Dollars / aarlig Gage
mos oe 5000, ban fit / Minneapo=
liz. 5paltloing biloe baDe bebolbt
lin nltDnrenoe 5tilltng, bbis 8pens
.5folefommiSiton e~nltemmigt bob6e
9nifet 6erom. Men &ommis=
{ionen bar 1enig, 1aa Direft6ren
mente fig ful6t berettigd til at moo
toge BET %lufrotibe Eilbuo fra Ohio.
San al1ies for at bore en- al 2un=
bets melt fremragenoe 8eongoger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
@rbnnpgaape.

Waler Sens 5an1en, mangeao-
rigt Weolem af Donif nngoomsfor=
ching bolot 8rDllnp for ca. 8 Tiger
itoen, BOG n6en at la6e Soreningens
Weolemmer noget at bi6e oerom.
San ct imiolertio bleben= uop6o-
get" og. MI bar bans mango gobe
genner inoenfor Soreningen fiebt
ct np6eligt 5ptieitel, ser oberroffftes
8rnoeparret / GirS6ags.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Mp6 @Db.

S SorgaarS mo0tog Ri 8eipg al
o'Srr. 6. IS. Mortenien fra SbIer
og Mrfiteft g.. @ram ian1t Mfiel
Sonien fra Debils 2ofe, $50. Daf.
De tire Serrer reiite famine Mften
bio Greet @eftern=8anen til Slori=
Oh og bill muligbis gj6re en- Mfltif.
fer til Seros, ONT Siben tillobPr BET.
Sc fdlte fig 6jenipn1igt opn1ltntre=
6e be6 Sanfen omz at Sc / 29bet al
ct 8ar D6gn. bil6e babe o1nbDttet
Get barffe Mtnneiota=&lima me6 5p=
oens Col og CONNER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
SIT @pmpentipn.

Sen belfielrote E9mmerban0ler
$. 8. 2orien fra Saolep, Win1.,
er BERT 8Den / 6enne 1ge for at
6eltage / utbe 211mbermen's Con-
BENTON. 8lanot 6e tillteoepnrenoe
Delegereoe lpb 81 og1aa paa S. IS.
@bri1ten1en fra Sort Dodge, Soma,
ionn for mange Mar iioen boeoe |
M16erL Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Sprebraa paa Sgn6ag.

G~6ritfommen0e 5p11oog Mften
bol6er Ne0. 6. g. 5trm0bol6 Sore
Drag ONT Natbaniel Samtborne / ct.
Bc0erS &irfes Notwithstanding
Sore6raget, Ser begDn0er SCI. 8, bol=
.oes I &irfens M9oelal; set er set
on6et / en- &afffe, 1om beban6ler
farafteriitiife Ta1er at amerifanlf
.2itteratur. Mlle Danffe er pelfom=
lie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
9pbsfalb.

Sons 8remmer / &icbfielo afgtt
| 5gnoogs peb D66en / en- Ml6er al
f1tn 35 Mar. 8remmer, Der bab6e
beret | Mmerifa fun / ire Mar, ef.
terla6er Jig Soral6re og fire 5Gifen.
Be Spllano; to 8r96re Dor u0e |
Micbfielb. Begrobell en fan0t Ste6
@aar, SnS6ag, @ftermi66og fra ct.
He6ers 6anife lntDerl tie Strife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
nnaA T.~ A1 n

Godt Land TIL Salgs i Central
Minnesota. Meeker og Kandiyohl
Countyer, l gamle Settlementer nser
kirke, Skoler og Mejerier. Opdyr-
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre og
h4jere paa let Afbetaling. Ligele-
dee godt Land 1 Mckenzie Co, N.
Oak, $28 pr. Acre og h6jere. Kon
og &c, selv. eller skrdv efter naerme-
re Oplysninger til B. a. Carlson.
Grove CITY. Minn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Slbebranb.

S Man6ogs Morges blep bor
fienote banife Nioneer, s. S. Ebom-
TENS &us, 1904 32n6 Mbe. 60,
Gbelagt beo en- Sl6ebrano, Ser OPP
lto6 De6 en- @fSploiion al en- Betro=
leumsfaffelobn / 8a0eoprel1et: ST..
og Sr1t Sbomier bleb re6oet i iio1te
9ieblif, men FIN en- ubetD6elig Sci
al Mpblerne r%eD6e6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
minneapolis
Oct .er 3inter.

S Manbags bite Gberrnometret
bert 9pen 80 GRADER UNDER 3ero.
gnboa furbe man beb Miobagsti6
ie en- ung Wan6 itaq paa Sigrnet
al Ebiro % Sennepin % bite fig
meb Balmebla0e; ban baboe taget
fin Straabat al % tbrrebe Sbeoen
Bm6en. 8olitief froeoe, Spren
bar gal. 8eo n6iere nnoerfggelie
bite ben efcentri1fe Optra0en fig at
biorere fra en- Stl16enterip9g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Sens sSacobjen 6gb.

On al bore belfien6te 6anife Biu-
11eerer BERT 8Den, Sens Sacobien,
2513 25tb Mpe. go, ofgif / 2pr.
bags @f%tcrmiooogs pluoielig beo
Dp6en.
Sens Sacobien Dar fgot i Billes-
leb, SbD, ben lobe Stunt 1913, og
blep gift BEN 166e Sebrnar 1866;
Wgteparrrt feir0e tit @l11obrpl1up
ii6te Binter beri 8Den. Scr. Sacob-
fen me6 Snltr1 og tire 89rn font
til Mmerifo 6en 2ben MpriI 1878;
otter ct fort 0pbolo / Chicago reilte
Tamiljen til Snoiono, bbor Sc op.
bo1bt Jig ct 8nr Mar, og. 6erefter
flptteoe Sc tilbage til Sllinois, bbur
s. en- Sis arbei6eoe be0 en- SSerl1-
6aneielifob. S 1882 beitenrte ban
}ig til at bile bobe en- Bla6s 1on1
Mpller ct @aan0b9rf, ban baboe
lnrt 9anmarf, og iuo gift felbf6l-
:aelig 8eien Nor6 pan til MelbDen;
Der fit ban Mnipttelie paa en- al Sc
fore Welm9ller, pg Der orbei6eDe
ban, til ct oaarligt Selbre0 tbang
bonn til at opgibe 6enne Stilling.
S 1901 foretog s. en- Meiie til
Dormarf for at oberb9re fine Sor<
Gl6res DiamantbrDll1p, pg 90 ban
Tom tilbage, optog ban 5neofer-
baan0b9rfet.
Scr. Sucoblen ng &n1tru bar I'M,
Der 6eres Iange SpboIb / Minnea.
polis baret meget interegieret / Sen
ll1tberife Strife, pg Dor meo til at
.lRgge @rl1n6boloen til ct. @e6ers
oanif=lntberife Menigbeo / 1884. s
1889 1utteoe Be fig til Smnnarl,elg
oonife ep, lutb. Menigbeo, iom Sc
ftoen bar fi1bbrt; be bar beret birf-
lo1n1rre Meolenner og bar bit ag-I
fet at De on6re Menigbeosmeoleuu,
mer> bbilft De fit 8epiS for be6.
oeres 8nlobrplll1p. (@n 1prmere.
8iografi fmlotes 90 / bette 8Iao).
5oruoen fit Suftr11 ~efterla6er s.
8 Bern, at bbem BEN beoit fienote.
er 8ono- og @asmefter Sacob sc.
gebnr Mbe.
Sen afogoe bIeb begrobet fra.
Strra11onnel &irfen ! Girsoags UNDER
tor Deltaeelie fra Menigbeoeng %.
SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
8egrabeIfe.

S 26roagS begrabe0eS fra gbriit
NielienS aapel til Mount Olipe
airfeaaoro, Waler Marinl1s Beter-
len. Mf6eoe> Ser le0 al Street,, bIeb
ca. 50 Mar gammel og tilbgrte
Soreningen uDnnnarfs 6pnner".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
u11ng6pmsfpreninaen al 1867.

S Mften = Soreningens regule=
re W6oeaften boloes lelifabelig
5ammenfomit / Dania Soa, bbor
enbber b%elfonr1ne11. 5tDrel1en bar
1Grget for, at Mftenen bill blibe laa
forn6ielig 1om oe tio1igere Mfferer
al lignenoe Mrt.
0ns6ag Mften Sen 246e So
1luar afboloeS SorretningsmG0e.
SorS6ag Mften oen l. Sebru=
ar bol6er Ne6. 6. g.. 5tranobol6
1T femte Sore6rog i Serien ON
oonif 2itteratur fra 1871 til 1916;
Soreoraget bill omban6le 8afariaS
og Observation-Disclosures
% banner oct npitit0ite | Sen G9fffe,
iom er blebet bolot / @fteraorets %
2pb.
On &oncert tenfeS ofbolot
oeo Mp6et TorSbng SEN 15be Sc
brrar, % en- Itbrre Seaterforeltilling
me6 Sal bill blibe ofbolbt Sgn6ag
oen 186e Marts / Danias itore
SaI.
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Yaa @icnnemreife.

Nbel Georifien en- belfie1oi
contractor Der er boiiobenoe /
Mraeesport, Renniplbdnia, gioroe
ii0lte uge ct fort Opbolb BERT BDen
paa @iennemreiie til Seattle, 8aib,
.bppr BON ] Observation-Disclosures
agter at tilbringe nogm Gib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
@beneaer 2mt6. @irfe.

9gnoag Ben 81. bs. &l. 4 Otter
miooag og 7.30 Nfte1. Sort. 6.
S. @rnbus, @ran0 SORTS, 81. g.,
Roltor q. NasmuSien, 8loir, Neb.
M. f. Gang % Mufif. M1le BEL
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Mftennpler

De fommnnole 5folers fri Mfte1l-
flaSier begDnote i Manongs Mftes
6eres nnbet 8interiemeiter, Ser bill
itrpffe fig oper ii Tiger. Senfigten
meb M~ftenffolerne er at bibringe
nabnlig Sr6bonorere &ien6Fab til
2an6ets 5prog og Sorbol6, og o1le
|2Rrerfrefterne er / 8elib6el1e al
flor 2Dit til at biplpe gleberne ODER
enbber Banlfeligbe6. Ser undertakes
ire @onge ON l1gen fra ser $50
til $50. Ser er ingen iom belit l6-
glitter forbun6ne me6 bisie Mften-
fnriuS. ltn6erbisningen gibes i ri
|aenoe 9folert Der ferligt tager etg-
te paa engelf Sprog, @ienofab til
2obene og retsftee Sorbolo, Rog-
ming, Spning, Saanoarbeioe, SIgio.
ETC.:
8laine, 12tb Mbe. SEQ. % 3rb
|Street. George Bancroft, 14tb glbe.
go. % 38tb ct. Sarriion, ssames
ng 4tb MDenltes $50. &ollnro, 17tb
aDe. SEQ. og 8aibington ct. Sacff-
ion 15tb Nbe. go. % 5tb @treet.
2ongfellon, Minnebobn ape. %
2dfe 5treef. BrescoH, EapIor ct.
% 25tb Mbe. g. 6. Siimr1ong, Mtn-
nebaba Mbe. % 6. 1876 ct. 8aib.
ington, Stb abe. go. % 6tb ct.
Men ogfoa ! Central, Cot 8re-
mer % 5etparb Sigh @cbooIs me6-
oeles Der fri unoerbigning i often
Nnrmere 9plpsnineer faces / en-
bier al bisie 5foIer eller beb Ser1-
penoelfe til MftenifoIebireffftgren Mr.
G.B. Sarpis, @orrtor 0r. 3O5 Gih
SnlI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
&irfeminifterem % Sc to ipirititilfe
9amer.

&irfeminilter Noolien fortalte /
|Sglge nBenoi. Eiio." forleoen / ct
pripat 5elifab, at ban efter ct So
reorag | &olte bab6e mootaget 2
Digte, ct fra @r1notbig og ct fra
Boulus. 9e to tore afo6oe orbenote
to fpiritiftiffe 9amer iom Me6ier,
og De Zoo 81. a. &iirffeminilteren
|bioe, at BON / en- tibligere EiIbprelie
lbob6e DprM &erobes BEN 5tore,
iamt at BON bar filter paa &elbe-
|6e.
~Wfen @run6tbig baboe u1tnate-
ltg tabt fig meget / Metri1g al at
tribe Beers tilfgie6e @iirffeminite-
rem meo ct lunt 8Iinf ! giet. uGor-.
ebrigt LOB ben enc af Danerne mig
[bioe, at @r1notbig / en- tioIiqere
|Silbprelie bobbe bpre Sen enc Of
De tire @iie i gfterlunbe.
@adn opleDer Dog imrnerbef
11oget nptl ...s.s
Set e. ! @runben igrgeligt at
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Et Sorgens eg D6dens Aar over hela Verdan.

Warmers White Wine and Tar Syr,,r h,,r1
de flndesi ethvert HEM Den vidnnder-
ali, ovei'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

Mpb gH.

SIR. Masmusien reiite / 2erbogs
Nftes bio Naeine og CHICAGO til 8o-
iton, Stem gorf % andre gper /
often. ..ss.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Manbsnerberelie

Sen fjenote engel1fe 5fneipiller
Samilton Sootlites bar / 8eit66elie
al ct 2nne og en- Man6sn9rD9rel1e,
Ger ofte re66e6e bam ODER en- bnn=
ffelig 5ituation.
5aafeoes ufeile6e" ban EN- Sag
poo 5cenen, l9net ODER &9lingen
poa fin 2D1tDacbt, meoens bans 9ine
fulgte De lbagt b1ggerbe Belger.
8elgerne blep frembragt beo
3iRlp at RalftnfoH, Der frpb frem
pg tilbage UNDER ct blanmalet 2er-
REQ MEN 2qrre6et bar iIi6t, og
paa en- Gong 6uffe6e ct &obeb meb
forpinfd $aar op al &opets Dpb
90 faa fig foriiffrpffet ON til alle
5iDer.
Bnblifum begDn6te at fniie -
Situationen bor fritif - 90 raabte
JootIites meo Eorbenitemme:
nMam ober 8or0l"
Snoen 5pfolfene bar itprtet til,
boboe Maifinman6en facet truffffett.
1H Sobeo til fig,
So u6brg6 5oot1ites meo ct bpbt.
Gut:
@a&&E@.C0~So4~ Il @cE... $500 IEE..1E4&E 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
QLET us PROVE IT :

Naturens egen Lagemiddel og ger hur-
tig Lindringi Tilfalde afBrandsaar, SKIOLD
ming, Ritter, og allie slass Saar paa Men-
nesker og Dyr.
HYis perss APoteker like har Diet, mod.
tae like noget andet Middel i stedet, skriv
efter Fri-Prgve.
EC.ZENE Co.,
1858 n. University Ave. STszPAul. Mann
New Britain herald., 1917-04-05

quired with a company when it went into battle. .t.-t
 Three officers with each conn., pany," said MT. Tilson of Connecti- cut. ''They need this number. If one Of the commissioned officers drops a non-commisisoned officer will have to take his place."
 How are they going to detail this large number of officers to go about the country and drill soldiers? They must be in command of companies and regiments said the speakers.
 'The sergeants must take their place. replied MT. Tilson.
 "Is the average sergeant fit to com- mand a company" asked Speaker Clark. A.
 "I would rather not have it so' said MT. Tilson, who served as a second lieutenant in the Spanish American war and recently saw serv- ice on the, Mexican border with the Connecticut guardsmen.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-05
PAINLESS
 JOINTS
The Country is Full of Them Since Druggists Commenced to Sell "Neu-
 trone Prescription 99'.

There is no reason on earth why any one should suffer another day with painful, inflamed, swollen joints or muscles of any kind rising from rheumatism, when you can get large bottle of "Neutrone Prescription 99" for soc and $1.OO the bottle.
 Not a liniment, mind you, to clog up the pores, but a blood-purifying, soothing and healing internal remedy that takes out all soreness and pains and leaves the muscles feeling fine and comfortable.
 You may be so sore and crippled that you cannot get around, but take a few weeks treatment of "Neutrone Prescription 99" and you will enjoy entire freedom from rheumatism,
 Use "Neutrone Prescription 99") for chronic rheumatism, for gout, for the kidneys. Use it when you feel an attack coming on and you will be mighty well pleased with the result.
 Seltzer Drug Co.,, and leading druggists everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-05

The papers generally reflect in their editorials this attitude of the public. The socialist organ Social Deomkra- ten alone criticises President Wilson's decision, characterizing it as the re- suit of ,capitalistic desires to make spirit. ... -.
 Austro- German peace overtures launced last week have had their day in the press and in public opinion, and except among the socialists are no longer given serious consideration.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-05
GIANTS WIN AGAIN FROM DETROIT CLAN
Timely StickWork by Fletcher and
 Thorpe Military Drill Exhibited

Tusla, Okla., April 5.-In the shadow of the old derricks which stand like temporary tombstones over the last holdings of the Cherokee nation, the New York Giants. aided and abetted by the Indian Jim Thorpe. yesterday took the fifth game of the Detroit series by the decisive score of 8 to 4.
 The game was zigzagging back and forth until a timely blow from the Banguinary member of the Sac and Fox tribe brought home two men and rave the pale-faced members of the Hibernio- -Teutonic tribe of McGraw safe lead over the Detroit spikers. In addition, Thorpe did some spec tacular fielding and stood forth as a great warrior in the sight of his own people and the pallid persons who are manipulating the oil wells in this vicinity.
 The chill and gust afternoon was given a martial touch by an exhibi- ton drill of four squads of Detroit players who maneuvered with base ball bats in place of rifles. They swung in precise column of squads over plain where some of the earlier Americans held the war dances as part of their crude preparedness propaganda. The precision of their drill spoke we'll for the American league's plan and the esprit de corps Of the Detroit club. The score: s r. h. e. iNAw York. .... O02022O11-S Il 1 Detroit ........a a02o1ooo1o-4 IF 2 Batteries - Bo1and, Cunningham and Spencer; Anderson. Perritt and {Raridon and MCCarty
New Britain herald., 1917-04-05
NORRIS WINS

Fulton H1tS O6FI 1OW 1WNO HI FYfth Round and Bout Is Halted
 Winner Had Best of Fight.
 ! New York, April 6.-Carl Morris won from Fred Fulton on a foul after about a mnuite of fighting in the fifth round of their much heralded bout At the Manhattan A. c. last night. { The giants were battling head-on In the center of the ring. both fighting swith one arm free, when Fulton shot nwb rights to the stomach. The first .punch was plainly below the belt, but Hid not carry the force of the second. Morris sank slowly to his knees. crumpled up and lay .sprawled like a
 wounded hippopotamus in mid-ring. | Bill Brown, the referee, declared lTulton had fouled Morris.
 <; H1e announcement was greeted with
 cheers, Aand Carl was given great
 reception as his seconds helped him from the ring.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-05
KIDNEY REMEDY GIVES
 SPLENDID SATISFACTION

Having sold pr. Kilmer's Swamp Root for the past eleven years to cus- toners who report the most beneficial results from it's use, am confident that it possesses excellent curative qualities and its value as kidney. liver and bladder remedy is we'll known. It is steady seller and gives satisfactory results.
 Very truly yours,
 K1NNEY's PHARMACY,
 F. J. Kinney, Prop. May 8, 1916. Orleans, Vermont
New Britain herald., 1917-04-05
City Advertisement
Amendment to Ordinances.

Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of New Britain:
 Sec. ''No parent, guardian. or
 person in charge of the any child
 under the age of nine years shall per- Emit such child to be upon or to dig
 in any public or private dump or Humping ground. Any such parent, EHuardian, or person violating this or dihance shall be guilty of misde- meanor and shall be subject to . hnS not exceeding fifty dollars | Be it ordained by the Common C6uncil of the City of New Britain: That section 116 be amended as follows:
 Insert between the words Park md "and" which occur in the 10th Mna. of said section on page 15O of the Book of Ordinances the follow fnlr words: "t1e new south end park '' Resolved: That the Rules and Reg ulations of the Park Commissioners ret forth in the rules and notice at- tached. dated 1917, and relating to the South End Park, be and are here byyapproved. and,
 Be it ordained by the Common council of the City of New Britain: That violation of any of said rules of | lti1s Board of Park Commissioners, shall be a misdemeanor punishable by fine of not exceeding $50 for each offense.
 Adopted by the Common Council March 28, 1917, Approved by the Mayor and became a law by publi- 'caktpn April 5, 1917.
 3 Attest.
 ALFRED L. THOMPSON, " s,,, City Clerk fN. B. Hers
New Britain herald., 1917-04-05
GOING TO RELIEF MEETING.

Henry Morganthau, chairman of the general committee in charge of the Hebrew National War Relief Fund, has issued an invitation to LawNpr Morris Sake to attend a session Nbf that body in the Temple Emmanuel at Fifty-third street and Fifth avenue. New York. on April 15. M. Sake will represent New Britain at the session. Because of the fine work done by New Britain in the relief work the city has been honored by having man sit with the war relief body.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-05
A. D. S. DANCE POPULAR.

Many local young people attended the dance given last night by tho Alpha Delta Sigma in Booths hall Music for dancing was furnished byI Wittstein's orchestra of Hartford. Tho patronesses were Mrs. Orlando Swift Mrs. George Kimball, Mrs. Arthur Kimball and Mrs. Robert Clark The committee of arrangements was madG up of Bennett Hubbard, Sturman Dy-l son, Merwin Peterson and Hubert Wil- son.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-05
Letter to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Binshamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp R,ot Will Do

Prove What Swamp Rpot Will Do
 For You.
 Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y., for sample size bottle It will convince anyone. You will also receive booklet of valuable information. telling about the kidneys and bladder. When writ ing. be sure and mention the New Britain Daily Herald. Regular fifty cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.