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EsZ trotQdo r%uso-japon@s
Tn peri6dico de Russia da a conocer ell texto
de csc conUenio Secreto

PETROGRADO. Diciembre 22.-
Baio el titulo de "Tratado Secreto
entire el Jap6n y Russia para ma
demonstration armada contra les Es-
tados Unidos y IA Gran 2retana en-
Ell Leland Or;ente," publica el ~"lsves-
tia" uno de los principales diarios
de esta capital, 10 cue dice ser el
teXto de I'm trataGo secreto hecho el
ano pasado Y por el cual Sc con-
cierta una accion unida por Russia y
Ell Imperio ~japoneS para prevenir que
una tercera ~p0tencia deSarrolle en-
China alguna politica de domination.
El tratado que tiene fecha ) de Ju-
Ito de 1916, estara en- vigor por Gin
co amos Y acknowledgements Sc extern
deri hasta I'm ano despues de que
una de las parties eyprese el deseo
de anulario. Ell documento esLa fir
mado por Sergio Sazonoff, que era
en- esa Gpoca Ministro de Relacio-
mes en- Russia, por el Vizconde Motto
no., Ministro de Relaciones Exterio-
res en- ell Jap6n.
Entire otras cosas Sc estipula en- ell
tratado. que 'el ~convenio quedara
en- complete secreto para todos, en-
cepto para las parties contratantes.'
Los articulos | Y ,, 0 como 81
guen:
Las parties contratantes reco2o-
cen que el interes de cada iado de-
manda Ia defensa de China de una
domination pclitica por una tercera
potencia cualquiera CUE sean las in
tenciOnes hostlles que Sc atraigan
hacia Russia Y el Jap5n Y emprender
por 10 tanto, en- c~ualesquiera cir
cunStancias que Sc necesiten, nego-
ciaciones hechas de complete acuer-
do para tomar unidamente los pasos
l~ecesarios para prevanir que tai es-
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TIEMPOS Antiques

Amos atrss no Sc ~conocian muchas
cCsaS que hoy en- dia, por la mucha
civilization. Sc nan realiZado V cue
muchas de elias son de gran utili-
dad. va sea para ahorrar tempo,
dinero, trabajo o sufrimientos. En-
ire los muchos de estes descubri-
mientos So cncUentra Ia famosa me-
dicina adams Alkaline Peroxido.''
Lea 10 cue dice el ST.. Luna: SENO-
RES.-Tengo eli %usto dc mandarles
nj atenta en donde Sc sirvan man.
darme eli MARAVILLOSO RENE
do. PEROXIDE ALKALINE
ADAMS. Tenga la bondad de dis
peEsar nj NAL notada carta en- don
de Gesde lucgo cSpcrJ su ACREDI-
TADO Y MARAVILLOSO RENE
DO. Su servidor. NAVARRO LU-
Ma. Fowler. ColGrado.-Adams AL
kaiino Peroxide, Sc recomicnda para
resfrios, diftc,ia. tonsi!itis, crup,
~catarro, OidoS, abceS0s, quemaduras,
liagas, graHOs, cortadas. deformidad
del CUTS, tumOres, tina, piguctes de
viboraS, mosquitoes (Sancudos,l u
otros ~insectos; limpia el cults V las
Unas Y rcmueve la piel ~(carne)
muerta Y eyita toda infection. Use
Sc despu6s de razurarse para dete-
ner Ia saEgre que brote de cortadas
o de los granos Y evitar Ell ardor de
Ia piel. Quita el nal clor de los
pies, sobacos Y boca. Diez v seis
90 3 Dor Veiate Y cinco (25)
centavos. Mande giro postal o d.
nero elective en- carta certificada.
Dirijirse en- cualquier tempo a
ADAMS DRUG CO., Dept. %. San
Antonio, Texas. (Adv).
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tado de coSas Sc preSente en- China.
"Articulo EN- ell evento de que
como una consecuencia de cual'
quiera MEDIA tomada por mutuC
consentimiento por Russia Y el Japon
de acuerdo con el articulo preceden,
&c, una tercer potencia declarara Ia
guerra contra Russia, 0 el Japon, CO.
mo Sc prevee en- Ell articulo /. la otra
parte ~contratante, a la primera de-
manda de su aliada, vendra en- su
ayuda. Cada parte contratante sc
compromise por 81 s6la, a no hacer
la paz con ell enemigo comun sin
obtener ell cGnvenio de Su aliada."
Otros articulos, el 8 y 4, Sc publ
can tambien en- el mismo peri0dico
Y So teXto dice: -
"Articulo 3.-Las condolences sobre
las cuales cada parte dara a su ALA
da syuda y protection armada y los
medios por los cuales debera expire
sarse esa ayuda, Sc fijaran por las
respcctivas autoridades de las par
tes contratantes.
rArticulo 4.-Debe tWerse pre-
sente especialmente, que ninguna de
las parties, Sc ~considerara obligada
de acuerdo con Ell articulo 3, a dar
a su aliada ayuda armada, a menoS
que reciba garantias de sus aliados
al efecto de que ellos darap la ayu-
da en- la extension necesitada por Ia
seriedad del possible conflicto."
WASHINGTON, Diciembre o.
Los ~funcionarios del gobierno, ameri-
cano manifestation anoche, al ser in
terrogados sobre la question del ira
tado secreto entire Russia y ell Japon,
que ha sido revelado por ell gobierno
b%olsheviki russo, que ninguna noticia
o conocimiento tenian de dicho ira
tado.
Probablemente eli tsatado de refe-
rencia, agregaron los funcionarios,
es ell convenio especial conclude en-
tire Russia Y ell Jap6n POGO mas o
menos en- la misma cpoca que Sc di-
ce 10 fue ell tratado secreto. Sc
presume de una manera general,
aqui, que el tratado contiene algunas
d:sposiciones secretas, pero su pro-
r0sito, segun Sc dice, ha sido Ell de
salvaguardar los derechos del Japon
Y de Russia en- ell Lejano Oriente;
reconciliar o ponerse de acuerdo, en
todos los puntos penGientes entire
ellos V seguir de una n gene
raj, las lineas de Ia alianza anglo
iaponesa.
Tn detenido estudio de los cuatro
articulos ~publicados, inclinan a los
del gobier2o ameri .sAo,
z Greer que el proposito general de
csc convenio es algo parecido al del
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TELEroao. TRAVIS aitf.

IA rRENSA es el peritdico msIicsno de
mayor ~circulecicn en- los Eststos unidos,
y por 10 Ian.o Ell me;oT para Jos tnun-
ciantes.
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MAESTRICHT, Holanda, Diciem-
bre 22.-Trabajadores que han lie
gado q esta ciudad procedenteS de
Essen, Alemania, refieren que Ia
gran fabrica de Krupp, o sea Ell prin-
cipaI establecim!ento que proporclona
al gobierno aleman municiones Y
armamento, Sc halla preSa de las lla-
mas desde hace veinticuatro horas.
Ningunos detalles Sc dan por los
dictados trabajadores acerca de los
d~estrozos causados' por ell fuego, nj
de camo haya ocurrido este.
La planta establecida en- Essen, es
la principal fabrica de armas Y mu-
~niciones de Alemania y de Ia que
! depeQde en- su mayor parte, Ell abas-
tecimiento de los eiercitos imperia-
les. Antics de Ia guerra, Ia planta
ocupaEc en sus t~alleres 10000 obre-
; ros, pc-o desdc que sc inici6 el gran
conflicto. ha sido g~randemente eN-
tendida para poder atender u las re
cesidades del gobierno.
Los Gatos references a su actua!
| production. numero de obreros Y de-
| mas detalles de la fabrica, Sc guar
dan en- rese-va por el goolerno ale
nan: pe.o en- Gctubre del II pa
sado. Sc dio una noticia 4 "a publi-
cidad. extraoficialmente, en- Ia que
Sc asegura que no menos de 10000
personals, entire las cue Sc incluian
varios miles de mujeres, cstapan
prestando sus trabajos en- Ia planta
mencionada Y cue ;ban a agregarse
unos veinte nil mas, para aumcatar
IA production del material de que
IRA.
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KAISER
CONSINRA OFENSlY0SL0S
TERMMOS9DE PAz PRO-
PUESI0S POR LOS
ALENANES

PETROGRADO, Diciembre o.
Leon Trotzky, ell Ministro bolshevi-
Ii de Relaciones Exteriores, en- I'm
discurso que pronunci0 aver ante el
Consejo de Obreros y Soldados, de-
clar6 que 81 el Emperador aleman
ofrecia terminus de paz "ofensivos,"
los rusos no los aceptarian y por Ell
contrario combatirian contra ellcs.
mo derrecamos al Czarismo del
poder, dijo 81 citado funcioEario, pa
IA venir a dollar la rodilla ante ell
Kaiser; pero 81, desgraciadamente,
|. debido a nuestro agotamiento, tene-
mos que aceptar los terminus del
Kaiser, 10 haremOs asi para levan-
tarnoS con el pueblo aleman contra
el militarismo prusiano."
PETROGRAD0. Diciembre o.
NJ. Tchernoff, ex-Ministro de Agri-
cultura Y Madame Catarina Bresh-
kcvskaya, concclda como ia Abuela
de Ia Revoluci6n,' y otros miembros
revolucionarios sccialistaS de Ia
Asamblea Constituents, han EXPIRE
sado su determination de no some
terse a Lenine Y al Ministro de Re-
lacicnes Trctzky. sino que han re
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-07-17
HAVING a" soDs 1s Sg r DEPEND o"

DIN Oldershaw, who is spending
the summer at the shore was in town
last week.
Mrs. J. Ryon who has been visiting
relatives in East Berlin has returned
to her home in Springfield, Mass
Miss Marjorie Moore has returned
from weeks sojourn at Mystic.
At a meeting Of the X. of P. So
ciety of East Berlin this evening the
recently elected officers will be INSTALL
ed by an installing officer from Mid
dletown.
E. H. Gaines and family of East
Berlin will leave Thursday for Sar-
anac Lake. N. Y. They will go by
automobile.
The John Root property at the end
of the town has been sold. Mrs
Hazard, the daughters of Mrs. Roo,
has gone to East Berlin to live with
Mr.. and Mrs. Northrup.
Mrs. T. B. wickwire and son are
spending few days in Waterford, VT
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Force of New
Britain spent Sunday with Mrs. M. w
McCrum Of East Berlin.
Mrs E w Stearns of Worthing ton
Rldse, mas gone TO waterford, VT,
| where she will spend the summer
Mrs. Lillian Smith of Cleveland
Ohio, is visiting her cousins Post
master and Mrs. A. B. Goodrich.
The Red Cross parlors will be open
| this afternoon and tomorrow after
| noon from 10 a. m. to p. m.
| Sergeant McCabe, recruiting agent
for the regular army, who has been
seeking recruits In New Britain pass
| ed through here this morning en-
| route to Middletown.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-07-17

Buy an Indiana truck.-advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-07-17
ORDER OF NOTICE

District of Plainville, IS. Proba,
Court, July II, A. D., 1917.
Estate of Olin l.. Wetherell. late |
Plainville, in said district, deceased.
Upon the application of Maria ]
Wetherell, praying that an instrume1
in writing purporting to be the lal
will and testament Of said Olin !
Wetherell deceased, may be proved
approved, allowed and admitted I
probate as per application on file NOR
fully appears, it is .-...
Ordered-That said application b
heard and determined at the Probat
office in Plainville, in said district. a
the Gath day Of July, A. D., 1917. 1
10 O clock in the forenoon; and Tho
a public notice be given OF the pen
dency of said application and time an
place of hearing thereon, by publish
ing copy Of this order once in i
having circulation in sal
district, and by posting a copy thereo
on the public sign post in the Town d
Plainctlle, III saiG district, at leaa
five days before said day OF hearing
GEORGE r. ByINGTpN, -
Judge. +
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BALL OUTFITS WILL
BE SENT TO SOLDIERS
Men In France TO Enjoy National
Game Despite Sinking of First
Supply Ship.

Chicago, July ,17.-Gen. Pershing' s
army in France is to have baseballs,
bats, masks and gloves, despite the
activity of the German submarines,
which sent to the bottom of the ocean
the American ship Kansan with
enough baseball supplies to equip $50
clubs. The baseball paraphernalia
carried by the Kansan was sent
through the efforts of Clark Griffith
manager of the Washington ,Ameri-
can League team, who several weeks
ago started a chain letter to collect
twenty-five cents from each of his
friends to supply soldiers III tho
American army with baseball outfits.
When the receipts totalled close to
$4,000 Griffith purchased the supplies
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u. S. WILL GUARD
AGAINST TRACHOMA
Eye Disease Is Detriment to Fight
ing and Is Contagious
Find Army Off1cials.

Washington, July ia warning
against the acceptance by recruiting
cf1ces Of applicants for naval or
military service who may be suffer-
ing from trachoma was issued today
by the public health service.
1.-The history of European wars, ="
reads the statement, Shows that Ira
choEaa has been a grave menace to
the efficiency of fighting forces, in
validing thousands of men and
Finding large numbers. Despite the
confusing and contradictory state
ments in connection with trGchoma
the contagious character Of the dis
ease Is unQuest1onable.
Careful examination Of the eyes Of
all applicants Is urged.
AN applicant who is found to be
suffering with well marked ira
choma," the statement reads, Should
not be Immediately rejected but
should be given treatment ard his
trachoma cured. He can then be
again examined to determine whether
he has resulting visual defects SUI
hcient to cause his rejection. In this
way a case Of contagious disease will
be eliminated ard probably a good
recruit secured.
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Britain and Forestville are expected

Britain and Forestville are expected
at the session.
Mrs. Maria e. Wetherell has offered
the will Of her husband, Olin L. Weth-
erell for probate and hearing con-
corning it's admission will be held be-
fore Judge Byington on July "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hutton are
spending the week at Short Beach.
Mrs. Walter E. Calor is sojourning
at Pine Orchard for the week.
Miss Malvina Calor is spending a
months visit with relatives in Flush
ing and Beechhurst Long Island.
Ernest F. Atwater of this place and
Otto Maxcot of Meriden have gone to
Chalker Beach for two weeks va
cation.
Notice.
AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE-Reason-
able rates. Day or trip. V. D.
Glynn, Plainville. Tel 1872.
7-14-tf
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Berlin (Conn. Reported to Have
Excellent Company
PORTER -CLAFLIN WEDDING
Another Marriage fastened by War
Will Take Place Saturday-Child
Swallows Pin Without Suffering I'll
Effects.

To quote that old familiar phrase
the Home Guard of Berlin is LAS good
as the best and better than the rest"
or In other words, to use the vernacu-
lar of the street urchin they're all
to the good This was proven con-
clusively at the meeting which was
held last evening at which time Major
Woodruff and a battalion adjutant
from Bristol were in attendance to
give inspection of rifles, quarters, and
the company in general
aYThe inspection of the equipment and
quarters was held in the Town hall by
the visiting major and proved entirely
satisfactory to him. But the big sur
prise of the day came after the men
had marched to the home of Frank
Wilcox, on whose lawn through his
donation, the company will drill dur
ing the summer. The company lined
.ur and stood at attention waiting for
the orders to do the manual of arms.
AS the sharp commands Of Captain
Beckett rang through the still air the
men complied with alacrity, perform
Ing like seasoned veterans.
After the drill had finished Major
woodruff waxed warm in his praise
for the local company He even adj
1nitted that they had made a far
better appearance than his own COM
pany in Bristol, which up till last
night was the best he had seen. And
when a man from Bristol comes to
this town and congratulates the citi-
gems on their activities, individually or
collectively, then dear reader you may
rest assured OF the fact that they are
deserving of the praise.
Forward, March! Up the street they
went, wheeled at the command and
countermarched under the admiring
gave of one of the largest crowds that
have yet turned out to witness a drill
and the best part of it was that the
fair sex was much in evidence.
The benefits derived from the drills
and the instructions received from
Captain Beckett were shown when the
company disbanded their military tao
ties for the evening. They were prac-
tically as fresh as when they started
This, however, did not quell the eager
ness which was manifested by all to
partake of the two boxes Of cigars
which had been donated to the COM
pany by Major Frank Wilcox
Later they repaired to the home OF
Herbert Damon, where they were
served lemonade, Mrs. Damon and an
other lady doing the honors.
A one act comedy, without name,
which was certainly laugh-getter,
was put on before the evening was
over and met with instant approval.
II it were to be named It's nom de
I plume should be THE belated attack
on lemonade The production was
put on without any rehearsals and un-
knowingly. 1t happened thus: Claude
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SEA CAPTAIN DIES

Yarmouth, Mass, July 17.-Cap-
tain Joseph Lewis, we'll known to
mariners through his work az Hos-
ton manager Of tho Scott Wreeking
company died at HIS summer home
hero yesterday. Before becoming as
soeiated with this business in the
course OF which he saved many yes
sells, he commanded several ocean 80.
Ing tugs.
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MOVING BRITISH RECRUITS.

Boston, July 17.-British recru1
ing officers in this city have begl
sending men who have been accept
for army service to training CAM
in Canada. Official advices from q
tawa were the basis of an announc|
ment today that hereafter men q
rolling for service in the Canadil
forces will be permitted to chool
the province in which they wish(
to be enlisted.
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and shipped them to France on q
Kansan.
Griffith started another chain lett
and asks everyone who contributed I
the first call to send in anoth
quarter.
He will start another consignme
across the Atlantic when the cont
buttons reach a sufficient sum.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-09

From coast to coast meat and
wheat saving days are gaining in
popularity. In New York a majority
of the restaurants are observing the
days for saving of these commodities
The New York Exchange Stock Club
has officially adopted two meatless
and wheatless days each week.
Ii Wisconsin 100 hotels in one
month effected a saving of approx
mately II per cent in meats and IA
per cent in wheat All public eating
houses in Colorado observe wheat
less and meatless days.
More than half of the IS dining
car services Of the country have
pledged to have meatless and wheat
less days.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-09
AUTOS OLLINDE; FOUR HURT
Machines Meet in Fog on Road Be
tween Albany and Baconton.

ALBANY, Ga, Dec. S.-When two
automobiles colided in a heavy fog
asst near Putney, between Albany and
3aconton Harry Dunnaway sustained
broken shoulder blade and three
others in the car with him were Sc
ferely buised and shaken up. They
we're Mrs. e. c. Buck, Miss Thelma
Watson and Thomas Watson. All live
1t Baconton.
The other car contained two occu-
'ants, man and a woman, whose iden
ity was not learned, though the mem
)ers of the Baconton party, who were
'oming to Albany to attend theatri-
al attraction, introduced themselves
md gave the couple every opportunity
to make themselves known. Both cars
we're put out of commission, but in the
morning the car of the strangers had
disappeared, and all efforts to learn
heir identity have failed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-09
EDITOR ARRESTED
BY u. S. MARSHAL
RICHARD SINGLETON CHARGED
WITH TAMPERING WITH MAIL
GETS HEARING AT WAY
CROSS DEC. 20.

WAYCROSS, Ga, Dec. S-Richard
L. Singleton, editor OF the Labor In
dex, was placed under arrest yesfer-
day by United States marshal. The
charge under which the arrest was
made was that of tampering with the
United States mail.
The case grew out the publication
If letter from r. A. McCranfe gener-
Il superintendent of the Atlantic Coast
Line at Savannah, TO John w. MCGEE
Of this city.
Mr.. MCGEE claims if the letter was
written to him it was never received
oy him, and that the party who now
mas it must have gooten it out of the
nail without his consent or knowledge
Mr.. Singleton is confident that he
cannot be handled on the charge, as
he says he can furnish a satisfactory
explanation as to the manner in which
he came into possession of the letter.
Bond amounting to $3.50 was arranged
)y Singleton and he has been released
The hearing has been set for Dec. 20
md will be argued before United
States Commissioner Herbert w. Viii
son, at which time Mr.. Singleton will
either be released or bound over to the
Federal court.
in the letter, which was published in
Singletons weekly paper, reference
was made to communication Super.
.ntendent McCranie received from Mr..
MCGEE, relative to a threatened strike
~ men in train and yard service. Mr..
McGee was one of the alternate can
lidates in the primary yesterday, run
ing in the Sixth Ward.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-09

Something entirely out Of the Or
binary musical feature numbers is
% be presented next Tuesday, Dec
ill.,, when J. A. Coburn's Greater
Minstrela make their annual visit tc
his city at he Corde.e Opera Honse.
Mr. Kent Gage, the celebrated harp
scloist, has been secured by Manager
'oburn and will appear at each per
ormance, not only in connection
With the orchestrain the beautiful
lew first pratt, but also in a specially
ii the clio, giving several numbers on
his king of all musiral instruments,
il. Cage is one of the finest harp
4 in Ameriia and The usual quality
+ this musisal number will appeal
0 all The past reputation of this
ompanyis a guarantee Of what may
g expected, and everything is new
throughout the big show.
In the comedy numbers Charlie
Iano's latest travesty, "Darktown's
'ubmarine Chasers,' with specia
cenery, etc, is said to be a scream
nd the best act Of its kind he has
Yer produced. Regular parade
nd band concert at noon.