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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Progressive parties are represented ac-
lively in the Cabinet. The Socialists
accept the appointment OF Won Payer
as evidence that Count Won Hertliny is
willing to work with the present group
OF Reichstag majority parties, but they
are reserring to themselves complete
liberty of action. The Conservatives
are the only important Reichstag fac
ton not having a member in the new
government. which may be said to
mark the active initiation Of the first
parliamentary Cabinet in Prussia and
Germany.
Chancellor Won Hertling returned to-
Jay to Munich. where he will assist in
the reorganization of the Bavarian
ministry. His first public appearance
as Chancellor is expected to take place
when tho Reichstag opens it's next ses-
sion on November %.
The Liberals arc now getting ready
10 combat the reactionaries in their cf-
forts to obstruct the enactment of the
RUSSIAN electoral reform bill. These
measures are expected to be ready for
hrst reading at the end of this month
The Clericals, National Liberals. Pro-
gressiVcs, Socialists and Poles will con-
stftute an ample majority for it in the
lower chamber OF the Prussian Diet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
NURSE DIES FROM BURNS
Miss Virginia Mullins Passes Away at
ST. Lukc'n Hospital-IInd Enlisted
for Foreign Service.

Miss Virginia Mullins, OF Forum.
Va, died in St. Luke's Hospital Satur-
day morning at 3 o'clock from burns
sustained when gasoline which She
was using in cleaning gloves was
igHited.
Miss Mullins was graduate nurse
from the Virginia Hospital and a
member Of the Medical College OF Viz
eina hospital unit. The accident oc-
Cured last Thursday, and since that
time the young woman has been al the
hospital pitifully burned and suffering
intense pain. Realizing that there was
Ltt!e nope OF her recovery, she fire.
Quentiy told those about her bedside
II her regret in not being able to
serve In the hospital unit of which she
is member.
The body Of Miss Mullins was taken
70 Fcrrum yesterday afternoon. Mem
bers OF tho hospital unit OF the Medical
college OF Virginia will attend the
funeral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Denies Authority
of MaxinaHsts
Russian Embassy Declares Them
in No Way Representative
of Whole OF Russia.
nm Asscciatcd Pros. |


WASHINGTON. November l0.-The
Russian embassy in Washington an
nouuccd this afternoon it would refuse
10 accept the authority of the Max
imalist government.
\ statement issued by the Russian
embassy said:
Under present circumstances the
Russian embassy is unable to set any
authoritative and full Information as
TO the events in Russia and, therefore.
II i necessary 20 refrain from express
Ing amy definite Judgment on the bear
ing Of the events which have taken
place. However. the following is GER
tain and indisputable:
The Pe;roSrad events are revolt
OF party against n national govern
ment The Maximalists arc in no way
representative of the whole of Russia
II ;hey have succeeded TO seize power
and will form 'MaXimalst govern
ment, such government cannot OK
press the will of the nation. Conse-
uuen,ly. the Russia embassy in Wash
ington will refuse to accept it's au-
thority.
Russia can be headed only by
national government, uniting al, the
constructive elements OF Russian de-
mocracy.
Any success of the Maximalists is
OF the greatest danger to the new
liberties OF Russia, as we'll as TO the
cause Of the allies. Nevertheless. how
ever disorsanizing and demoralizns
can be its effect, a Boisheviki revolt
should be regarded as an occurrence
in the great process of reconstruction
which is being struggled through by
the Russian nation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

night at the Blues Armory. thl.
neins tho fourth drill. A great
deal Of enthusiasm was shown BY
every ore. After a hard drill Of two
hours. w. Crump Tucker. who is drill.
hs the company. complimentcd tho
poss on the progress shown in such
snort time. Eight recruits were se
cured yesterday. two of them belne
students from Washington and 80
ana s"me of the~others are from Rich.
mona college. The company will driI1
every Friday night in The Blues Arm
Org. and any one Interested is invited
to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
New Railway for Carolina.
Especial to Tho Timcs-D,snat,b

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, y. g., November 1D.--The
Alamancc Railway Company was char
tered to-day with 100000 capital, for
the purpose Of constructing and orer
atinE electric. steam or other railways
in Alamance. Guilford, Orange Dur
ham and adjacent counties There is
specihcally named the connecting of
burlington. Graham, Haw River. Hope.
dale. Carolina and Glercc. The com.
pany is also empowered TO operate locul
street railway systems in any of the
towns connected. The inccrporators
are George W. Hatch and F.. r. coxe
OF burlington. ana J H. Bridges. Of
Henderson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
ITALY CALLS ON CADORNA
Sorry to Tnke Him From Army, but
Needs Him On lntcrniiied MIL
itary Committee.
IRy Associated Press

7 by NShOVIHNcu I'FfFsT
ROME. Friday November ?.--Gen-
eral Aihcri, the Minister of War, in
announcing to General Cadorna his an.
pointment TO the intcrallicd military
committee. says he understands how
sorry General Cadorna will be to have
TO leave the army. General Cadorna's
sorrow, the minister adds. will be
shared by the army and the front
However. the government has felt
bound to ask GENERAL Cadorna TO make
this sacrifice SO he might contribute
in LARGER field TO the common task Of
Italy and the allies.
General Albert also sent a TELEGRAM,
OF congratulation to General Diaz the
new commandcr-in chief. expressing. in
the name OF Italy, confidence in him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
IRELAND LAND OF PLENTY
EVEN DURING WAR TIME
Its Prosperity and Freedom From
Restrictions Most Evident Con-
dition to Visitors.
FAR BETTER THAN ENGLAND
More Food and Drink Than In Other
War-Riddcn Countries, and Both
Are of Better Quality-Farmcrs
Prosperous Beyond Precedent.

Correspondence OF Associated Press.
BASE OF AMERICAN FLOTILLA IN
BRITISH MATTERS. October 95.--Whea
AN American naval man who has visited
Ireland In time OF peace is asked what
has impressed him most about ireland
in war, tile inevitable answer j.. Ire
lands prosperity ard freedom from the
wartime restrictions of other Coun-
tries" Hundreds OF the Amerifans
in the naval forces have visited Eng
land, Scotland and even France. AN
agree that there is more freedom in
Ireland. There is 40 cor-:rption
there. no defense of the realm act"
few war taxes Certainly. when ii
comes to food and drink. Ireland is
land of plenty in comparison with Eng
land. There is not only more food and
drink there than in England, hu; il is
of better quality.
And in most parts OF Ireland /. !s
cheaper. Meatless and pota;o!ess days
are unknown there Potatoes were
never so plentiful Tha, they are
cheaper even than in the United States
was unknown TO the commissary de-
partment of the American navy, which
recently shipped 10 the fotilla about
10000 bushels. hut which were never
unloaded. After disoharEing its cargo
of other foodstuGs, the naval supply
ship was sent TO another port where
the4potatoes were sold TO the British
government.
Fresh meat also Is cheaper in Ire
land than in England or the United
States The Americans buy a large
mart of their meat ashore
DRINK IS PLENTIFUL AND
OF BETTER QUALITY
Drink, too, is not only more plentiful.
but of better quality. The drinking
places in ireland arc open all day and
until II o'clock a. night. whereas in
England and Scotland they are only
open for TWO hours in the afternoon
and three hours in the evening.
In England to-day i, is considered
indicate 10 ask friend for match.
In France matches are well-nigh un-
obtsinabie. No; so in Ireland. Hotels.
barrooms and cigar stores all have
matches IN abundance. and they arc
used with the same freedom as in the
time OF peace.
Americans see the irish farmers
prosperous beyond precedent. The i'm
mense amount Of land under the pillow
inipresses the sailor, and he talks with
many farmers who boast of the record
prices they are getting for their
product.
Neither is the farmer troubled with
shortage Of labor. as in England.
This favorable labor situation is due
largely To tho fact that there has been
practically no emigration from ireland
for three years. and the thousands Of
young men md women who formerly
set out for America each month now
remain in the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
HIGHWAY MEN TO MEET
National Associution of State Road Ex-
perts VIII Hold Three-Day
ScAsion Here.

AT the Jefferson Hotel on Decembcr
4 the annual convention of tho Ameri-
can Association of the State Highway
Officials will meet for three days
session. George r. Coleman. State
Highway Commissioner Is president Of
the association. ~ full attendance IL
expected. since almost every state
highway commissioner In the country
has promised to be present. g. Il.
Scott. assistant highway commissioner
OF this State. will supervise the en-
tcrtninmcnt features of this body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
.McLean-StllIey.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
s.--H. II. Mclean. son Of Mrs. S. Nc
Lean Wilson. of Frederick sburg. and
Miss Ruby Gray Stilley. daughter OF
MIR. and Hrs. L. Stilley, Of Edward, y.
c.. were united in marriage at the home
of the brides parents, Rev. j. y. II.
Buumercll. ID. d., performing the cere-
.nony. After wedding trip MIR. and
Mrs. Mclean will make their home at
Maxton. y. G.. where Mr.. Mclean is SUI
pcrintcndent Of tho city schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
POLITICAL PEACE AGAIN
RESTORED IN GERMANY
Composition OF Cabinet Means Vir
tnally Coalition Liberal
Government.
HELTTERICH CAPITULATEs
Clerical, National Liberal and Pro.
gressivcs Actively Represented.
Won Hertling to Make First APP
pearancc on November D..

BERLIN. November 10 (via London).
DIR. Karl Helnerich. the Vice-Chan-
cllor, has capitulated. and political
peace once more has been restored,
The Cabinet. containing Count Won
iicrtling as Chancellor. Friedrich Won
Payer as Vice Chancellor and Herr
Friedberg as vice-presidcnt OF the
Prussian ministry. means q virtually
coalition Liberal government.
The Clerical. National Liberal and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WINCHESTER, VA. November 10
Announcement is made Of the marriage
Of Miss Ethel May Ambrose, formerly
OF the nursing staff of Winchester
Memorial Hospital. to Or. Thomas A.
Williams. OF Middlctown Va. which
took place November at the home
OF the brides father. James II. AM
brose. near Strasburg. tho ceremony be-
Ing performed by the Rev. G.. 3. Fade
ley. They Will live at Middletown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
FORMING BLUE COMPANY
Places for Few More Deair1ble Men
In New National Guard


The Blue Company. with headnuar-
ters Cor recruiting at l03 East Broad
street. temporarily In charge OF John
G. Crafford. Is nearly completed. and It
will only be a question OF short
time before Il will be eligible for
service Leo yelling. from Panama.
arrived Yesterday and Is here TN in
tcrcst OF the company. and was very
much pleased with the drilling last
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
SIDE TALKS
BY RUTH CAMERON
Takeable, Articles.
BY RUTH CAMERON

If you should 60 into friends house
pick up some inexpensive little object
say small vase or an ash tray. toy
with 1T, carry it off and never return
It., your friend would certainly think
you rather queer sort, wouldn't he
:, And if you. kept on doing that kind
of thing the term "kleptomaniac" or
even a more out-spoHen Anglo-Saxon
word, would be apt to get mixed up
with your name :
And yet if you picked up a hand
kerchlef here and handkerchief
there until your handkerchief box
was flled with a motley family no
one would think anything Of it be-
cause you would only be doing what
many people do.
And not only careless people, either.
A Handkerchief With An Alien Initial
An unusually conscientious and
puctil1ous friend of mine drew out
handkerchief marked with an alien
1nlt1al the other day and looked at it
curlouslv. where did 1 get that 2"
she wondered, isn't 1t funny" she
added, "how we collect handkerchiefs
from our friends''
And the two other women who
W e'eh' "sieeu Wltnout SEEMING
the least shocked
Why is 1t that it is permissible to
appropriate certain Objects and al
most inexcusable to take others?
HanGkerchiefs are one member Of
the privileged class; pencils are an
other.
Nobody Pretcnds to Return a Pencil
Scarcely anyone pretends to return
a Mcneil OF course its inexDeDSive
ness may account for our laxness IL
this particular. But books are no
inexpensive and the same laxity O
the public conscience is shown in re
gard to them also.
Where is the library however wei
defended, but some Nawning gap i
there. Unless, perchance, it is filed il
by the owners borrowings.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
internal Bathing's
Rapid Growth

1t is but natural to expect that a re-
lief from Constipation and the many ills
which it which is effectual and
natural Internal Bathing should
quickly make many converts.
tremendously in the past few years as to
suggest other reasons, and these found
in the statements of that they feel
If made over new the morning after
Internal Bath.
The elimination OF the pernicious and
poisonous waste which is present in
the Lower Intestine gives Nature chance
to work unhampered And one arises in
the morning clear-headed. able, bright
confident and eager for the days duties
Mr.. F. q. Smith writes:
man of at the age of 40. I per-
suaded my wife to the treatment also
and today she has better health than
ever before, Since the of the Cascade
she sleeps better and can walk for hours
without fatigue. Painting spells have be-
come condition OF the past; can eat
anything the bill -offare and drink all
beverages. DO not take cold when ex-
posed; hot weather does cause op-
preston.
. The y. B. l.. Cascade" the most ef-
fcient device for Internal Bathing. is
being shown and explained in detail at
The Clark & Brainerd Co. and at Lisgott's
Riker- Hegemen Drug Store in New Britain
Ask for free booklet, "Why Man of To-
day Is Only so Per Cent. Efficient"
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
RH
NEW YORK GIRL"
ARRIVES AT GRAND

The New York Grip opening at
the Grand theatcr today will dem
onstrate there is something new I'M
der the sun in burlesque. This is
shown by the various unique feat
ures, owned exclusively by this COM
pany, and including the spirit of
IS" which is seen in the first act,
and The Statute of Liberty also
iirst-act number. Mile. Babette,
pretty, vicacious and stunning. APP
pears and wins her way to the audi
ence's heart at once by her remark
able Characterization Of the dope
lend She is called the female Lew
Kelly. Harry Bentley, Walter Pear
son, Clare Evans, Sylvia Brody,
Francis TAFT Botsford and Mamie
Mitchell will also appear with this
show
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
CHANGES IN WEEKS
PROGRAM AT FOX'S

The all-star show. at Foxs Sunday
ord and a better pleased audience
never walked out of FoX's theater.
Charlie Chaplin in easy Street. is
the best laugh that was ever shown
on a picture. screen It's far and
away the best comedy this star has
ever appeared in. Chaplin will be
in the Monday and Tuesday program
at FoX's. In addition to Chaplin on
Monday and Tuesday, Miss Lillian
Gish will appear in the tive-act
drama, THE House Built Upon the
Sands: the eleventh chapter OF
Pearl of the Army" the Florence
Rose Fashions and two more come
dies. On Wednesday, and Thursday
George Walsh in the special fox fea-
ture release melting Millions The
next chapter of THE Great Secret
with Francis X Bushman and Bev-
erly Bayne, this weeks Fox firm COM
edy THE Bon Bon Riot" and other
features.
Ramona" the elaborate new film
spectacle will be at FoN's on Friday
and Saturday of this week. Ramona
is a tuelve-reel feature and claimed
to the\last word in the evolution OF
cinematography. 1t IS plc'orlai
version of Helen Hunt Jacksons
gripping California romance. Inc
show on Friday and Saturday Will
run continuously from 2:lo until IL
O'clock This will interrupt the reg
Mar Friday and Saturday show and
is has been decided to take "Patria'
ont of the show on these days. The
third and fourth chapter of "Patria'
.;,, ,o ,,,,,, IN 1he same bill the fol-
lowing Friday and Saturday, March
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
MILLION LAUGHS IN
NEW CHAPLIN COMEDY

Another Chaplin week at keeney's
will begin tonight when the famous
comedian will make his bow from the
screen in Easy Street. the film of q
million laughs. This picture has been
advertised for weeks and it is expected
to draw capacity audiences daily.
Sharing the top position with it
during the first half of the week will
be Marie Doro in a perturbation of the
famous stage success, Diplomacy"
During the last half the added attrac-
ton will be the Paramount release,
Seventeen" with Louise Huff and
Jack Pickford playing the leading
parts. On Thursday there will be
five part Red Feather feature.
In addition to the film attractions
the management will offer number of
high class vaudeville acts.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
Umbrellas Have Il Way of
Disappearing


\ Umbrellas are just ON the edge of
the class of takeable articles. The ma
1or1ty DO have some conscience about
umbrellas, and yet there must be a
slzeable minority who do not, because
umbrellas certainly have way of dis
appearing. l must confess, too, that
occasionally one appears in our own
umbrella stand that we don't quite
recognize.
We all know the old joke about the
man who unintentionally gathered in
the umbrella of his neighbor on the
trolley, returned it with explanations
after an acid rebuke from her, and
then met her again on his way home
with three umbrellas he. was taking
back from the repairers and was greet
ed with the sarcastic comment, you
have had a good day, haven't you? %
One reason for our appreciation is
the echo it arouses in our own expert
ence with umbrellas.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
REFUGEES LEAVE COLUMBUS.
Only Chinese Now Remain in New
Mexico Border Town.

Columbus, N, M, Feb. 19.-With
the departure tonight of the last OF
the 400 Mexican refugees encamped
here for various parts of New Mexi-
co, where work has been offered, only
the Chinese remain out of the num-
her that followed General Pershing
to the border.
The Chinese consulate at San Fran
cisco iS here to arrange with the
immigration department for the dis
position of these SIG Chinese. He
has asked that the merchanes be al
lowed to remain in American terri
tory while the laborers are either in
termed at Columbus or sent to Juarez,
Mexico, on the border. !
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
MOTHERS, DO this
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms MAJ
develop into Group, or worse. And them.
when you're glad you have. a jar of Mus.
tcrole at hand to give prompt, sire re-
lief. 1t does not blister.
As first aid and certain remedy,
Musterole is excellent. Thousands OF
mothers know it. You should keep a
jar ii the house, ready for instant use.
1t is the remedy. for adults, too. Re-
crotp, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia. lead
lurnba"o, pains and aches Of back or
joints. sprains, sore muscles, chilblains,
frosted feet and colds Of the chest Git
often prevents pneumonia).
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
BAZAAR is POSTPONED.
German American Fair May Never
BE Held.

New York. Feb. 19.-The German
American bazaar for the aid of war
sufferers of the Teutonic nations,
which was to have been held hero
within the next two weeks on an
elaborate scale, has been indefinitely
postponed.
Henry Weismann, president of the
State German-American alliance and
promoter of the baza-, said that I'M
less relations between the United
States and Germany improved the
bazaar will not be held.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19

erly Mrs. Anne Weightman Walker of
philanthropiG activities in the Aus
wealthiest women, ranking TN Amer
lea next to the late Mrs Hetty Green,
it was said.
Mrs. Penfield for thirty months at
her own expense maintained shop
in which were produced millions Of
HANDBAGS and wound dressings, an
effort to which the late Emperor
Francis Joseph gaze his recognition
bv comforting on Mrs Penfield a high
order.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19

In the days of tension that have
followed the breaking of diplomatic
relations with Germany the position
of Ambassador and Mrs. Frederic c.
Penfield at Vienna has been exceed
ingly difficult, since it was not doubt
ed that sooner or later. the break
with Austria Hungary was bound to
come. Some time ago it was report
ed that Mrs. Penfield mad stopped her
philantropic activities in the Aus
trian capital Mrs. Penfield was FORM
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
City Advertisement
breakfast
Fruit
BrOiled Kidneys
Dreamed Toast Coffee

launch
Potato Chowder Brown Bread
CreSs Salad
Cocoa
Dinner
Vermiceali Soup
Mutton Stew
Boiled Rice Stewed Tomatoes
Date Pudding
Coffee.
Mutton SteW-Cut the meat in two
inch pieces. For three pounds allow
a pint each Of diced carrots and white
turnips, half pint sliced onions and
q quart quartered potatoes. Parboil
the carrots and turnips, drain, add
the meat; onions, small bunch Of
parsley, a tablespoonful salt, a half
teaspoonful pepper and boiling water
to cover. Simmer for three hours.
adding the potatoes an hour before
dinner and thickening with a flour
paste.
Date Pudding-Five eggs, one cup
full sugar (granulated), three level
teaspoonfuls baking powder, one
pound English walnuts, one half
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
Stop scratching!
Resinol relieves
itching instantly

That itching, burning skin trouble
which keeps you scratching and
digging, is source of disgust to
others, as we'll as of torment to you.
Why don't you get rid of it by using
Resinol Ointment? Physicians have
prescribed it for over 20 years. In
most cases, it stops itching instantly
and heals eruptions promptly. It's
very easy and economical to use.
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap contain
nothing harsh or injurious and can be used
freely for all sorts of skin-troubles even on the
tenderest or most irritated surface. Ideal for
babies eruptons and cha6ngs. Every drug
gist sells them.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19

Orloff and Philip Quin as Henry Beau
clerc Walter NaElor, the directing
head of the Naylor players, has left no
stone unturned to make this the great
est revival ever staged in New Britain.
He has secured the same script used by
William Gillette in his revival Of "Di-
plomacy" at the Empire thcater two
years ago.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19
SUCCEEDS DEBACA.
Republican Lieutenant Governor il
Democrats Seat.

Santa Fe, Feb, 19.--William E.
Lindsey, republican lieutenant COVER
nor, will assume the Legislative chair
today owing to the death yesterday
of Governor E. G. Debaca, a demo-
crat.
Mr.. Debaca was i'll when nominated
for the governorship early last fall
and took little part in the campaign.
Soon after his nomination he went
to a sanitarium in Los Angeles, where
he remained until early in January.
Against the advice of his physician he
returned to Santa Fe to be inaugural
ed as governor.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-19

pound dates. Beat whites very stiff,
put in sugar and powder. Add
chopped walnuts and dates. Bake
twenty or thirty minutes in slow oven
in buttered dish. Serve with whipped
cream.