davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
PRASA WYCHWALA STANG
WlSKO WOJElQlE WlSONA.

Londyn. -Prczydenta Wilsona
przem6wienic do kongresu jest
pe}ne uswiadomicnia: Prczydent-
ia dcklaracya, zc pok6j musi po-
lcgac na wspania}omyslnosci i
|sprawicdliwosci wykluczcnicm
samolubstwa.
Byfoby przcsada udawac, &c
to ccha m6wiacego to oswiadczc-
nic curopcjskich mowc6w alianc-
kich jest to CLOS czlowicka sta
now, kt6rcgo wizya zrozumiala
SWAT gdy ich, obcjmujc tylko pol
Swiata.
Gdyby Prezydent Wilson po--
wicdziai byl predzej to co powie-
dzial oncgdaj gdyby w Anglii,
Francyi i Wloszcch odpowicdzial
nj przcwodcy zrobili jcgo move,
swoja wlasna, Rosyjska potega
wypedzi}aby dis nieprzyjaci6f po
za swc granicc. "
The Times pisze, &c niema pol
>lowck W przcm6wicniu prczydcn
ia dodaiac. ''Tam nicma dwu zna
cznych frazcs0w ktdrymi militia
ryzm mozc karrnic omawicnia ich
zludzch, nicma wzmianki o kom-
promisach ami namawian chwicja
cych sic albo w;.tpliwosci do pod
nirSicnia spokojnego czynu. Il tenn
presto do rzcczy logiczncm os-
wiadczcnicm o wojennycll zamia-
rach Amcryki, ostatnic nadzicjc
pacywistow musza zaginac.''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
Amer ykanm dol1aga sic
: powieszeliia Kajzera.

Battle Greek, Mich. DR.. Samuel
F. Dickie, prezydent kolegium
miejscowego, W odniesieniu do
kajezra i panstwa niemieckiego
tax sic onegdaj wyrazil:
Kajzer niemiecki, ,nastepca tro
nu, jakotez Won Tirpitz j Won Hin
denburg, powinni bye postawieni
pred alianckim sadem wojen-
nym uznani wiinnymi, jako ivy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
Polacy z pod zappru -
meckiego 8 uw,ian a ME
mzyjada ep(lelemskieh
Washington, D. 4. Polskie Blu

Washington, D. I. Polskie Blu
70 prasowe donosi Polacy urodze-
n: pod zaborem niemieckim sa IL
wazani "a cudzozienc6w nieprzy-
jacielskich, jako tacy sa zmuszc
nj do usuniecia sic z mad wszyst-
kich pobrzeznych w6d amerykan
>kich, ia mocy ostatniej prokla--
macyi prezydenta Wilsona.
w Baltimore przebywa okolo +,
600 Polak6w z pod zaboru niemiec
kicgo wszyscy Mich otrzymaIi
juz rozkazy do opuszczenia swo--
ich dom6w W przcciagu - godzin
Taksamo poStapiono sobie Pc
lakami " Buffalo. New Yorku i
innych miastach, Azeby ,lnicwaz-
mic to rozporzadzenic departamcn
tu sprawiedliwosci, ~potrzebna jest
koniecznic odpowiednia ucllwala
kongresu. ,..-4.-. -
\al"zy sic spodzicwac, re kon-
yreS zmicni to rozporzadzenic. O.
nc@daj urzadzili Polacy w Balti-
more wiclkie zgromadZcnic, azeby
xadccydowac o planie kampanij-
nym. \alczy sic spodziewac, zc W
innych miastach odbeda sic podo
lnc~ ~z~romadZcnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
AUSTRIA Uz JEST
WR0@EM STAN0W
ZJEDNOCz0NYCH.
Waszyngton, II grudnia


stro Wegry juz sa wrogicm Sta
now Zjednoczonych cd wczoraj W
po}udnie. TAX opiewa tekst rczo-
lucyi, onegdaj jednoglosnic apro
bowanej przez komitet dla spraw
zagranicznych iona izby nizszej.
Rczolucya ia zosta}a j,lz refero-
wanna pred iZba nizsza lccz przy
,jeta przez MIA zostanie dopiero ju
tro.
Tekst reolucyi zosta} najprz6d
prZed}ozony prezydcntowi Wilso-
nowi i departamentowi Stanu, "a
MIN przyszedf pod obrady W komi
tecie, gdzic mad MIN dyskutowa-
no przcz dwic godziny, lccz bcz
ami jedncgo zgrzytu ami glosu opo
zycyjnego. Wszyscy cz}onkowic ko
mitetu W liczbie II byli obecni.
Tekst rezolucvi opiewa. ze stan
-wojenny pomicdzy Stanami Zjed-
noczonymi Austro Wegrami
rozpocza| sic w po'udnic dnia 5
grudnia.
Pomiedzy mezami stanu we Wa
szynytonic panujc opinia, zc Au-
Stro Wegry nie pragna tel dckla
racyi wojcncj staraly sic droga
dvplomatyczna do tcjze ME dopu
Scic. Staran;c jcdnal >pclzlo ma
niczcm.
w komitccic take rcpr. Miller,
prZcdlozy} wniosek,
azcby dcklaracya wojcma obcsz-
la take Bulgarye i Turcye. To-
czyEa sic mad tenn dyskusya. Zna
czna liczba czlonkow takzc "a TEN
byla. Lecz W koncu Mkt pr6cz
rcpr. Millera wniosku tcgo nic po
parl. komitct postanowi} czckac
ma odnosnc polcccnic W tym wzgle
dzic od prczydcnta. Wiclu wyrazi
10 pcwnoSc, zc predzcj czy poi
nicj krajc tc takzc ia r6wni Z
Niemcami i Au>tro Wegrami sta
IA sic banitami posr6d cywili-
narod6w swiata.
Czlonkowic komitctu dla spraw
Iona scnatu oneg
daj nieformalnic omawiali rezolu
eye wojenna, wyzcj wspomniana.
Cd krytyki sic powstrzymano, ,gdy
sic dowicdziano. Ze prezydcnt re-
zolucye aprobowal. Ciekawosc O.
budzifo oznaczenic dnia i godziny
rozpoczecia stanu wojenego. Me
kt6rzy wyrazili prypuszczenic, re
Stany Zjednoczonc zamierzaja
przyjsc 4 pomoca W}ochom W cd
parciu inwazyi tcutonskiej, kt6ra
zn6w nowc jeszcze grozniejsze
ataki wykonujc. Lecz senatorzy
poprzestali Ia przypuszczeniach,a "a
by ME krepowac prczydenta via
DIE militarne.
komitet senatu zbierze sic jul
tro pred poludnicm IA posiedze-
ME, azeby rczolucye aprobowac i
postanowic ich refcrowanie ia ju
trzejszej sesyi senatu, coby umoz
liwi}o przyjecie rezolucyi jedno--
czeSnie Il izba nizsza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
MOVIE ZAWlEr
SZENlE BR0Nl.
ROk0wani,l o ME prOwa-
dZOne 50. .lniedZy Ru-
munani Il Nielncnnli.
Ambassador Bachnladew
zwroci skarbowi amery-
ka1skiemu $5,00O,000

Lcndyn II grudnia. = Rokowa
mia miedzy przcdstawicielami ar
mil nicmieckiej i ro>yjskicj prowa
dzonc sa W dalszym ciagu. Oncg-
daj zakres rokowaii zostaf rOzsZc
rzony, gdy zglosili sic rcprczen--
tanci armii rumunskicj zawiado-
micnicm, il chca rownicz zawicszc
MIA broni.
Ambassador rosyjski W Stanach
Zjcdnoczonycll BachnIaticw zwr6-
ell >karbowi amcrykanskicmu
,,ir: milionow dolarow jake o.
1:zymaf pred nicdawnym cZasrm
ola prze>lania rZadowi r,munSkic
nu Jake poZyczki. - Ambassador
,,olccil pallStwowrmu bankoWi w
l'iotrnvrudzir zlnirnic dolary Ma
rubIr odpoNicdni;, sumo wpi>ac
lla kolto rzadu rumui>kiryo. Tyn
rzascm nkazaIo sic. Zc la razie
Jest nicmoZliwa rZccZa Zmienic do
Iary ia rublc W Piotroyrodzic.
Minister >praw zayranicznych
rzadu boIszcwikow. Trocki, oylo-
>il inny tajny document dyploma
tvczny. .mianowicic 1ajny telegram
jaki oizckomo mia} bye wvs}any
prxcZ dawnrgo miniStra ZagranicZ
nvch rcprczcntant6w W Paryzu.
Toxic i Londynic W >icrpnip b. T..
TrcSc telegram odno>i}a sic do
wmic>zania Chin do wojny. u tc-
lcwramu okazuic sic. Zc Alianci W
razic zyody rzadu chinskiego na
wypowiedZcnic wojny o>wiadczy-
|: gotowoSc wyrzeczenia sic od
szkodowania IA przeciag wojny,
jake placic m,1sza Chiny Alian--
tom Ia pow>tanic bok>cr"w.
Woj>kowy rcwolucyjny komi-
tct boI>zcwik6w nakaza} arc>zto--
wanic tych w>zystkich, ktorzy
podpisali sic pod manifcstcm daw
!!cyo rzadu tymczaSowego. osfa--
szajac narodowi rosyjSkicmn. zc
holszcwiki ME sa rzadcm, lccZ po
zostajc nim W dalSzym ciagu daw
ny tvmczaSowy cabinet, na ktorc
coczclc stall kercnski. Gdy poll
eva bolszewikow usilowala arc>z
towac dawnych ministrow. .nie INA
lazia ich W stolicy. Ma dzien pred
TEN zdolali wszyscy wyjechac T.
Piotroyrodu i ME wiadomo. gdzie
sic ukrywaja.
; General kornilow. by}y naczel-
ny wodz armii rosyjskiej. ktory
swego czasu podniosf bunt pre-
civ kerc1skiemu, pred trzema
dniami uciekf wiezienia W Mohy
lcwic. jak to doniosl urzedowo
Krylenko, opuscif Mohylew pod
opieka 10 uzbrojonych SLIME Cru
zin6w. w niedziele widziano Kol
niiowa wraz re swymi towarzysza
mi W Oorsy, Ia polnoc cd Mohy.
lewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
czajni kryminalisci, natychmiast

czajni kryminalisci, natychmiast
powieszeni.
"Wojna ME powinna sic skon-
eye, dop6ki alianci ME odniosa
decydujacego zwyciestwa. Azeby
.uczynic SWAT bezpiecznym dla
demokratyzmu, to musimy znisz
czyc kompletnie cesarstwo niemie
ckie. Wojna musi trwac tax dlu-
90, dop6ki ME zostanie utracony
autokratyzm niemieckii. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
KERENSN WYBRANY
MIl(ETREM SERBu,

Petrograd, II grudnia. Tym
casowy niezalezny Rad, kt6ry 20
stall zorganizowany W Syberyi wy
braf Alexandra F. KerenskiegO,
ministrem sprawiedliwosci j jest
przygotowany na urzadzenie konl
pletnego sprzymierz erzenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. Mimi, on
Dee, 10, 1917, as required by the
Act of Congress Oct., 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Minn., on
Dec, 10, 1917, as required by the
Act of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, MGnn., on
Dec, 10, 1917, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct. 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

STRASZNA KATASTR0FA
hlASTO HALIFAX " CRUzACH.
A ll0 zahifuch 2000 rannuch

Halifax, N. s. IL grudnia -
StraszIiwa katastrofa, jak nickt0
rzy utrzym,lja najstraszliw>za ia
ka kie'iykolwirk spotka}a jake
knIwick miasto ma k"ntyncncic
In,lnocno Amcrykanskim, nawic-
dziia oncgda.j rano miasto j port
Halifax W Novel, Szkocyi.
Miasto dziSia.i ley " gruzach;
T. mir>zka'ic1w .jcgo tv>iacr zabi-
,ych, inni ME maja dachu mad y}o
wa: polar pochional obSzar pot
1rzcci"j mill kwadratowcj.
Powod katastrofy.
powodcm kata>trofy. byIa k"li-
zya pomicdzy francu>kim okrctcm
rlaladowanym am,lnicya Mont
blame I'ar"wccm brlgi.i>klcj ko
mi>vi r"tunl>owcj Io'n;. zapc|nio-
nym ar1vku'ami Z>vwno:ci, w;a>--
ME wyrn>z".j&rvm W p"droI przcz
Ocean Atlantyrki. koEizya wyda-
rzvia sic W cirSi'l,ir NJ; poinor od
lni"SjH. Okrnt T. au~,Inir\a >tunHl
W pion,ir'!iaril d il. l.,N I"rH! n'I
ponai narrpn#,iznr>ini ni;ltCr,A-
';alni vt,,Icl'nwnm; Nu=acrlr' uj>n
10 1900 lun. r'S1cHc , Miri>r &apa
~ b"'zNNy, prHrto na>'Hn,t,Inc do
u1isauia >jinssiiNy W, i,urh, kio-
" W p,Hrrj;n"lI H,Ii;,ti II d"iiona!
W mir>,:;,' L2,r!n I,ir>iyrI'auc"o
~nl's;uSzru;H. Tdajc sc. M ktoS
ma EiH'\ ms !: tyrh unIytow popcl
nil Eat"i'A .jnh;i> o:u\ \ii>r. >Nnro
TAXA kniiz,a stH'" sic mozliwa: tc
90 ulz SpraW,izir nigdv zaprwnc
nir hedzir m"zna.
Rcmlary katastrofy.
Wsku,rk tel kata>'rrfy, O lie
sic Zdajr. okolo lub hl$ko 1000 In
dzi zoStao} zabilych: innr ly>iacr
= uloEo 5000 - pokalrcZonych.
Pu|oWa m;aSta W yr,Zy sic roz>y-
pala. WSzy>tkir ,ramw":iowc ko
anumkacvc ZoStaiv pozrvwanc F:
divorce koIri riowc. uwaZanc "a maj
pieknici>zr na >wiecir. kt"rych bu
dowa koSztowala okOloS3:) .OOO. 900
zamicnionc W kltpr Zclaztwa: o.
krr,v w przvStani po1"plnnc. pod
czaS rdy ich Zaloyi tnntiy. Ma
przcs1rzrni GWumioWtj W>zclkie
buuvnki zo>1uE\ puhurZ"nr: nalr-
Zaiv do nich Wicli;ic Spieci.rZc. ma
ua> >ynv an:unirNi Sk,ady: zakta-
uv lr!rwraiirznr. ,r'rfoni:Zur. Ea
hsowr i do clcktrvcync"o ">Wlc1lc
MIA zn>talv poniSzrzonr nirl>t"rzy
tel,yrafiSSci W uGicwHo>ci mil cztc-
rcch przv SwNci, aparatacl, Zo>tall
nuZahiia,li W >ztrs;lch Sr;kl NZlc
ci 2oStaIv pozahi,ianc przv wych
biurkach. niczlicxonc tony frachtu
przvwotowautgo lo wywozu POM
>zczonc. pomirdzv inncmi jed
max sikaWck wNlcciala W powic-
rrze. wskutck cxcgO Szcf stray og
niowcj i jego asystent zostall IA
bici.
Z ludzi pozahiianych dotych.
czaS wirkSzoSci jcSzcze pod CRU
zuw wviobvc nicpodobna nictyl
ko ci. kt0rzy byli W budynkach
ale na ulicach dzicsiatkami set
kami ludzic tracili zycie, czescia
przcz rozpadajace sic gruzy, cze.
scia zas pradem powietrza wynik
lynn Z eksplozyi rzucani domy
lub na ziemie. Take ratunek po
kaleczonych tax byl utrudniony
ze zapewnc setki z mich gine}y pc
wolna okropna smiercia pod gruzs
mi.
Przedmiescie Richmond stosun
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

True translation filed with tho
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Dee, 10, 1917, as required by the
Act of Congress- Oct., 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Minn., on
Dec, 10, 1917, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Dec, 10, 1917, as required by the
Act OF Congress Oct. e, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
DZ:eio !KatunkoWe.


wo dom1w i hudynk1w wvno>zo-
no 1yrh. kt6rzv >ami uj>c nic zdc
laIi.
lynn, llioTZy pozo>tali brz da--
chu mad "lowa. daWHio >chronie-
MIA W prvwatnych w puhlicz-
nvth budynkach; o1warto dla
nich oprocz budynk"w rZadowvch
takZc zallady jak akadcmic mu-
Zyczna. Wo.l>ka od>tapi|y swc ba
r;ki kpbictom i dzicciom. IL dla
VIC. .iSk roZbito 500 namiotow. PrZc
drWSZv>tkicm >tarano Si" o nlc>lc
n;c pomocy pokalecZonym. Szcrc-
~i automobilow przrwozily u>ta-
wlcznic p"kalcczonvch do >zrita
Ii wkr"tcc przcpclnionych i do
innyrh b,dynk1w Zamienionych W
>Zpitalc lvmcZaSoWc: le'>arZc /
piclryn1al'ki wiclkicm po>w!ecc
nicm pracowali nicznuzcnic: lZcj
rokaltczonych oddawano w recc
krcwnych. ale ciczko poHalcczo-
llvch Jest mnGStwo wichl :: nlch
iuurZc.
W c!agu dnia prZcdostala sic
wi;domo>c O kataStrofic do mlast
S;,>icdnlch,. kt0rych rowniez "a
cztla naplvwac pomoc. W Wa
>zyn"tonic Stowarzyszenic Ger
woncgo krzyza natychmiast "a
czeio sic wysytaniem przyborow
chirursicznych innych potrzcb-
nych do pomocy artykul6w.
Wydawnictwa gazet Sd talk u
szkodzone. ze IA razic sazcty nle
wychodza: zaklady gazowe sa po.
niszczone. Slychac, re miedzy o.
kretami zatopionymi znajdowaiy
sic takze okrety wojskiem, ale
Q szczeg6}ach jeszcze dowiedziet
sic ME MONA; cenzor W st. John
n. B. obljal kontrole mad wszyst.
kimi depeszami wysylanymi "
Ezwiazku katastrofa.
1 - s -. - IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

True translation filed with the
post master at Wiaona, Mimi, on
Dec, 10, 1917, as required by the
Act of Congress Oct, s, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

Kupcie sobie maly Kalendarzyk
kieszonkowy na rok 1918 i 1919ty
cena 35 cent6w " Drukarni Via
rusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
Utacdo zycie W Katastro6e W Halifax.

'LI6I g 400 sse15uoO 10 4oV
post master at Winona, N1inn., on
Dec, 10, 1917, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, s, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
lime szczegoly.

kolizya wydarzyia sic wzd|uz
frontu morSkicSo przcz przcdmic-
>ciu Rockingham po przeciwnym
brzcyu Halifax godz. s 30 rano.
W Sr0dnicSciu Sammc,. w kt6--
rem d"my zbudowanc 81! "l@wnir
4 kamicnia bctoml. Szkody Zrza
dzonc ograniczyIy sic do po1lu--
c%"nych szyb przcz rozlata:j :jacc
sic kawa'ki szll'a gfownic h'dzic
zo>1aIi pekaIcczenie. Nitlls@;l
>zk"ta zrza,zona byla W zachod-
nirj pnI,ocno zarhodnirj cIr>ci
rj;i$ta, mdZir urpcZ wrtlzu" ME
-" puIrStHn. q Ia. .jSirusznlcl>zc
s!'l,Sin>zcr'r nyin W WrIroul:cScIu
is.m,nnut, -ijIse 20 IbilIc!tln 90
u,,,w roZarr WNbArhir zr"NnNIN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

kowo ucicrpia}o najwiecej.
Pomicdzy wspania}ymi gmacha-
mi zniszczonymi, opr0cz dworcow
kolcjowych okretowych. jako--
tel SpicIrz6w magazyn6w, znaj-
dujc sic takzc koSci0f $w. .J0zcfa
j jcgo ymach szkolny, ogromna W
tel dzicInicy fabryka bawclny i
zak'ady American Sugar Refining
Co.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-03

SILK and COTTON POPLINS. of yard width. navy. gray, myrtle, black. Copenhagen, and old rose, rich. soft material with very lus- trous finish. Very popular and is priced here at S711e yard.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-03

suggested that the pole be erected on the Kensington library lawn. and an offer has been made to the associa- tton by the library trustees to that ef- feet. As the flag raising is to take place two weeks from Saturday, the site will have to be selected soon. Several offers have been made of flag poles. and this matter will also be discussed at tonight's meeting.
 To Raise Potatoes.
 Mrs. F. H. Churchill of Franklin Square, New Britain, Is to take her place with the farmers of the town, and during the coming months will endeavor to show the men just how potatoes should be raised. Mrs. Churchill will plant an acre of po- tatoes on the Brandegee farm west of Worthington street.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Wires have been placed under the Kensington highway bridge and two lights will be placed there within short time.
 Dr.. T. C. Hodgson of East Berlin is soon to move into tho Gillin house on Worthington Ridge.
 T. B. Woods Is soon to erect a new house on Hudson street. A number of fishing parties are being planned for the end of the week.
 Most all of the dogs have already been registered.
 wANTED-Paperha painting.
 Paper shown from sample books. H. J.. Foiren. Kensington. Tel. 647-23. 5-2-6dx
New Britain herald., 1917-05-03
PRAISES WELL KNOWN ]
 KIDNEY MEDICINE

Judging from what I have experi- enced and seen of pr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. am of the opinion that it is a, splendid preparation for the troubles for which it is recommended and my customers who have used it speak in the highest terms of it's merit. It is a remedy that is very popular on the market and has held high standing for the past twenty or more years in this vicinity.
 !. Very truly yours,
 GEORGE w. LORD, Druggist. June IF, 1916. Triton, N. H.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-03
DOWNWARD COURSE
Fast Being Realized by New Britain
 .a

Fast Being Realized by New Britain . People. K A little backache at first.
 Daily increasing till the back is lame and weak.
 Urinary disorders may quickly fol- low:
 Dropsy and often Brights disease.
 This frequently is the downward course of kidney ills.
 Don't take this course. Follow the advice of a New Britain citizen.
 Mrs. John schilling, 30s Maple St., New Britain, says: "Over-work and dsmpness and cold always seem to af- feet my Kidneys can tell when they are out of order as have terrible. sharp pains in my back and the kfd- ney secretions arc unnatural. Doan's Kidney Pills always give me great re- lief and recommend them very Highly
 Price soc. at all dealers. Don't ,sEmply ask for . kidney remedy-get 1ban's Kidney Pflls-the same that \ 1kA 8shilltnS hads Foster Millburn S 5, Props. DuHalo, ". Y. Rk
New Britain herald., 1917-05-03
Letter to Dr. Kilnner q O., Binghamton, N. Y.

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do
 For You.
 Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,. Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample size bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also. receive a booklet of valuable infofmatipn, telling about the kidneys and bladder. When writ ing, be sure and mention the New Britain Daily Herald. Regular fifty cont and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-03

Gage Kent has been notified that he has passed the examination as reg istered pharmacist.
 Ernest Amstrom of New Britain and Henry Donahue of Bristol, were each fined $5 and costs on charges of intoxicat1on yesterday afternoon by Justice A. Fl. Condell.
 Physicians report an epidemic of chicken pox in town. They, have sey-
New Britain herald., 1917-05-03
Auto Dolivox

eral patients under their cars.
 cause of the outbreak Of smsilpex other parts of the state paxsnts children have been greatly fk49htG1 8. sores which have develop1d ons1 bodies of tho youngsters md flA relief when advised by hyslclf f that chicken pox is tho extnf oRX ailment responsible has na4xrally lb@a' great. '
New Britain herald., 1917-05-03
BLOOM PAYS FINE
 ] 0F Sl0O TO TOWN
Said He. Represented State When ], Selling Insurance
OTHERS TAKE WARNIN (
New Britain Buys Land From Isaac
 Alling-Town Teams Repairing ]; Galpin's Htn-sons of Veterans i Meet Tonight.

As a result of his misrepresenta- Mons to several of the citizens of Kensington in an attempt to get surance, William H. Bloom was fined 31O0 and costs by Judge George G. Griswold in the town court yesterday afternoon. Later the costs of court were remitted by Judge Griswold. Bloom entered 2 plea of guilty to the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses and had nothing to cay in regard to the matter.
 Prosecutor William H. Gibney called but one witness to the stand. that one being Mrs. Frank F1ogiati of Kensington. Mrs. Flogiati told the court that on the morning of April 13 about g o'clock in the morning Bloom came into the store, which her hus- band runs in partnership with an other Kensington Italian, and told them that since war had been de- clared a car travelling from one town to another without a certain license might be taken for a spy and put under arrest. Bloom said that he represented the state of Connecticut and wanted to register the car owned by the store. In addition to the register plates he would give 8 tag which would show that the required amount had been paid. The price for this special tax was $22.50. she said. Bloom also gave them some papers to sign and her husband put his sig nature on them but did not pay the money as he wanted to investigate the
New Britain herald., 1917-05-03

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New Britain herald., 1917-05-03

NOVEL SPORT DESIGNS, tho new tan grounds with striking de- signs in large and varied showing at 75c yard, in the Silk and Cotton Pongee. The plain color shades to go with them fer soc yaE1.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-16
Rendsville Couple Marry

Miss Helena E. Wagner and Harry
Day were united in marriage by the
Rev. Gustav A. Pilgrim at the Luth-
eran parsonage Wednesday morn
ing: The young couple have lived in
Rendsville township for several years
and have been friends for a long
time. Edward Falk, a friend of the
groom was the best man at the we'd
ding ceremony and Miss Emma Day,
sister of the bride, was the brides
maid. The groom is a son of Mrs
Anna Day and the bride is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner
Immediately after the ceremony
the bridal couple left on a short we'd
ding tour to the Twin Cities and to
different points in Wisconsin. They
will make their future home on the
farm of Mr.. Days mother, IL miles
north of Morris.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-16
"Nelson Trail" is New Highway

The new Iowa-Minnesota-It asca
Park Highway will be called '"The
Nelson Trail if the request of the
officials of the highway sent to Sen
ator Knute Nelson at Washington, is
favOrably received. When the SEN
ator's consent is secured an emblem
will be designed with his picture in
the center. On one side the old OK
cart will be represented and on the
other modern automobile. "The
Nelson Trail will show in plain let
ters over the top, while underneath
will be the words, Minnesota
Itasca Park Highway.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-16

Judge A. L. Stenger went to the
CITIES Wednesday.
Attend the millinery opening,
March 81, % and %, at the Canty
Millinery Store.
George MonIux went to Rock Rap
ids, Iowa, Tuesday for weeks visit
at his old home.
Charles Vaughn went to the Twin
Cities Wednesday to look after GER
tain business matters.
Mrs. William Benn, who has been
here visiting relatives, returned to
her home at Hancock Monday.
Montana seed wheat for sale. We
are also making New Gold -four out
of this wheat. Try the -four. Nor
ris City Mills adv.
M. Martinson and family came
from Spencer, Iowa, this week to To-
cate on a farm a few miles south
west of Alberta.
E. J. Maybauer, of Minneapolis,
came Sunday to look after land in
terests that he has here and re-
manned for the first three days of the
week.
Miss Carrie Klemesrud, teacher in
the primary grades. in the High
School building, was called to he1
home at Mankato Thursday of last
week on account of the illness of her
mother.
Miss Irene MahOney, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mahoney, of Oar
men township, underwent an opera
ton on her throat last week but will
be able to resume her duties as
teacher for school district No. 81.
George Anderson went to Benson
Wednesday to manage the grocery
department of the Weum store al
that place and to look after the
stock of groceries that was shipped
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Mr.. Anderson was in charge of the
grocery department of the Weun
store here.
Henry Jones, Paul Spooner, C. L
Voss, J. Kreiss, Jr., A. Markell and J
H. Boyd will go to Browns Valley
Monday afternoon to compete in the
bowling tournament that will BIZ
held there Tuesday and Wednesday
They expect to enter in each of the
five men, two men and single
matches that will be held there dur
ing the tournament