davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
s dIliitrnfabrt III fappIanS.

Udlosr. suy6 Die man insslonS
la3rsn tdnn, ohne eng Gnoe az IONS
men, suropGiihe WGtOer. gigaatifd
n Ser Qasosbnune. milo uno urs
fpriinglia. ole 1ibt ss nur nod in
Rublano uno Il 9applano. Goum
Gin 9spflsstsr Meg iibrt ourd lie bins
ourh, 5eionoers bic loppldnotldsu
DdI0er bo6en ii6 10 srbaitsn, pis re
lus @oties Sd0pier6ano bsrporge=
ganaen Iino. Cine 9eiis 1T oo INNER
eise u%nbequeme Gnselegenbeii. duber
i'm 0inter uue sci g%enii9enoem
Shnes. Gs lit gu oieier 5abres3eit
unQebeuer tult bort Der mitteleuros
pGiidt Souriit brautt cine gang be-
ionoers itartt S6ubtleioung geeen
Die 6rofgefabr. @usgeItrsdt liegt CT
oa in Ieinem Sdiitten, auf sinem 2as
ger bon Seu uno 6eaen, bis CUR lln>
bepsglihteit eingeDidelt uno perpodt.
Gr ribrt tein Gliso; ourf bic Bee
tpegung oes oahiniaufenoeu Shlittens
oerI6Grft id bic 9dtte; itredt er eins
nal bic Qaie un9eI6idt in Die freie
Cuff, 10 empIinost sr einen Shmsr8.
ols Oh lie ibm peJsefdnitteu tpiiroe.
ln0 ood! Sn oieier er3pungensn
Rube fiiblt man ii9 gliidlih. Bee
lhnsite 3psise fegeH Damn unb pouH
iiber ben Sdlitteu BIN. mon pei9t
ibnen aus. in0em man Ieiuen 8opF
gan3 in Den Wolfstrasen Itedt, pie
cine Shilotr0te iih inter tbren pou<
ger uerbirst. Der Guti9er iibt nie
Elm tlobiger Sdneemdnn oo, notiirli9
ebenIo 6epodt nie Der 3ourilt. Dds
Pfero greift aus. raft mie beim Bstts
renueu. UNI ii6 parm gu laufen. go
fliegt nor bin, an DoIoieen norbei.
an gefrorenen Baden un6 tleineH
5liifen, unb auber oieIen Sugeirores
men uno bsIhneiten Seihen, Seen uno
6liKen ihout man nidts ols Wolten
uno 8Gume, b6dItens cine i'm Sdnee
6scrobene 6olsihIdgsrbiitte ober IonIt
irgenOeine perbiiIte Spur menI6lihsr
8dtlgtett. 9eIten be9egnet man etnem
5o9r5eug, aGlenfons einem SdIitteu
aus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sannen=
Itdmmen. bic ouf &ufen selegt Iinb.
PlobIid It0Bt Der &utI6er einen Ruf
aus, Der peid unb iiberrebeno tlingt.
bos 9fero Ipringt BON Der bisberigen
Ri6tung ob uub O~erIintt biz an ben
9au9 i'm Ioderen Sdnee. Wlit boben
Spriin9en tommt es pieber beraus.
3errt ben S6litten nod unb peitsr
gsbt eS in Die tiefe Stille oieIes eins
3igen @alofriebens binein.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
sdaIsm fir WeIinhnarir.
Rad ausgrbiIocicn 6adlleuieu Elm int
mer itirtrrer ScOari.

49,
Ssn mebrcren Stoatcn, ueldle Ge.
troleum proOu5ieren. am meiiten IN
Seras, miro jett Don O%elbrunneil.
ltnterue6mern aui Oas ernitlid)ite Die
6raae er6rtert, Oh nidlt 6aloigit be.
lon0ere Sd)ulen begriiuoet ueroen
iolten, I'M Seute alis5ubil0en. welte
Die bobere iaAmGBige grbeit 10 per.
ridteu iollen. ME es iiir Die 9e6orige
@ntDidluug 0ieier SnOuitrie unO Dor
oaem iiir Die eriinOlihe 9tltSbeutling
Ger &etroIeumifdte notpenOig lit.
0as 9eOiirfnis nnd geIernten
6odleitern aui Oieiem @ebiete
iteint ein INNER Oringlideres 3u
merOer. Ser GrO0lertrog IN Sen mel.
item befauuten teroniiden 6eloern
lit in Den lesten yfonaten ODER me.
niger 6uriidgegongen; unO obidon
er lid in neuen oOer bisber penig
befannten 6elOern gum Seil lteigerte,
10 geniigte 0os nidt, nm ienen Nus.
faa gu Oeden. @S berridt jeOod bel
Sen n1ditbeteilieten llnternebmern
iolpie BEL SodperitdnOi9en Der 9ie.
eierung sic ueber6eugung Dor, DAB
man ii6erbnupt feiuen &iidgong aut
einem oieier 5elOer 81 uer3eifnen
beaude, menn ibre @rtpidlunq in
Die @1noe Don moblgeldulten ge.
rufsarbeitern gelegt weroen. un0
uon ben neuen 6elOern erportet man
unter oieier BorauSiesung Ioqar
ouBeroroentliA bobe @rtrGge, unO
einlge iprehen ihon Don Dem An.
brudl elmer uelten 3eit fiir Oieie Del.
inOuitriel 0as gilt nomentliA BON
noro-teraniiden 6eloern.
46er Die ri6tigen 2eute miiiIen
beron. IS berri6t oer5eit tein Wfan.
gel an ungelernten augemeinen 9r.
beitern fir Hetroleum-6elOer. Dor.
niegenO limo DIES 2anoleute Ger
Ga6barihaft, wel6e megen DER
Oiirre ole Ar6eit ouf melt-teraniiden
6armen aufgeben. @inige Oieier
2eute fonnen unO merOen Ii6 al
6a6orbeitern 1erauSbilOerL aber
uiele anOere merOen 5ut @r5eugung
BON 9eabrungsitoffen 5uriidfebren,
iobaIO lid ibnen wieOer @~eIegenbelt
oa5u bietet, unO es lit ia alth gut
10, &ber Die Dell @eminnung riidt
oamit nift peiter.
9as lit e~beniouobl cine rationale
wie cine teraniide 6rage. Dem Die
g1adfrage nad grOol unO @aiolin
bat nod uidt a~ngefangen, in ibrem
Stei9en ein5ubnlten un0 @ergr0Be.
rung Der 8ro0uftiou lit audi bier
allgemeine 2oiung.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Son Der uSeIep6untunb6eit".

Zen obigen Namen bat man, ni6t
gan5 5utreficno, einem uebelltano
Gegeben, weld)en cine 1r5tli6e 3eit.
lArift ettpas ndber 6eipri6t.
gidt melige Yerionen borten
uenr lie Den iclepboniiden S6aa.
be6er an ibr DIR legten, crit einen
l,arfen iGriaen @nltt uno Damn gar
nidts mebr. 3ieier 3uitanO, obwobI
fein beIt1noiger, oalterte betrahtlide
3eit, immerbin einige 8oden.
Gin dr5tliber llntcriu6er erfl1rt,
oieIer llnfal fonlme MIR Damn Dor,
renn Ser Scorer oen S6aabeGer 10
unig uno felt an oas DIR bride,
COB feincrlei dliberer 2aut berein
f6nne, uno uiele tGten Dies gerne,
uent piel @erduld fingslm lei. Sc
ncr ihriae 2ailt mcroe 0ur6 Den @e-
hor.9ecro lelblt ueruriaht, melder
cine @ri6iitterung, einen eiuieitigen
Crud Orlrb Die uouigc Nblperrung
ser 1uBeren Suit erfabre.
@enn man - iagt er weiter -
oen Sdoabe6er oerart anlege, OaB
Elm flciner Nalm fir ben freien
Gurdgane Der 2uft iibrig bleibe, 10
meroc Die obige grldeinung bernie.
cen, oa cine ourt irgenouelhe in
mere Storung an Der 9inie peritr.
lGdte gr,9iitterung oes Sbres in
luldcm Sale nj d auf ben @ebor-
Ncrp iibertragen meroen Tonne. Die
entgegcnnobme Der 8otihaft bfau6e
tcinen Mbbru@ biercurh gu erlei-
Sen.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
NidJts nencs inter Der SOnne.

&risgsgspinnler bat es aud i'm
0reibigidbrigen Sriege ge9eben. 9rat
0obenlo6e er6eutete in iWpeoii6en
0igIten 117.000 Saler, pdbreno Der
SelomarI4aa &Onigsmord ieinen @rr
ben cine Sabresreute pom 100000
Salern 6interld1en tonnte. @raf So
bann @loringer, urlpriinglid elm Yes
oi.nter, legte mad Der pliinoerung
Montuas 100000 &ronen in bic
8onten @eneDiss; Der Rei9sgruf pes
ter !S~ol5appel, elm beiiii4er gauerns
bube, roffte anbertbalb Miaionen Sa>
fer 3ufummen. @ine DEFENDERS be-
lte6te Equalization par es oamals
audi, bic 8ertbolo 9aenotte beriAtet,
feline Sitter gu O~ertaufen unb bas
@elb in @riinbung BON Regimentern
anaulegen. S9rieb bod aud bereits
1929 @r36er5os 2eOpolb bon SiroI
an ben &aiIsr, es gebe jest nur 5u=
piel Gffi3iere. Die blutarm our Srup,
pc getommen unO ieBt 100000 bis
100000 @ulOen bares 8elb beids
Ben.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Slus Ocm Sndlc Der @Otnr.

Die Sngb ouf @iraffen piro BON
Den gingeborenen glfritas pie bon
ben GuropGern nit 2eioeni6aFt be-
trieben. GrItere iogen nit 6iIFe oes
&omeles ober pfeross un0 iAlngen
Dem miioe gebebteu Siere. fpsnu iie IS
erreicht bdben. nit ibrem S4perte bic
4r6ilesIebne our9. ldbmen es ouf
oiefe Weile uno idla6ten es oann db.
um oas iiberoa Iebr eeI6dbts 6leiId
unb onoere SeiIe oes Giraffenlei6es
gu benuben. Die Guropder beoieneu
Fd oss 6euergeipebres. erlegen dber
ou9 nit fp%eittroeenoeh Waffsn bos
oorii6tige Sier in Der Regel erit nn9
langerer Sebiaeo. Die auberoroent=
life S0be Der 9iraffe oerleibt ibr in=
IoTern einen eroben 8orteil. ols Te
i6r geItottet. einen unsemein neiten
9eIidtstreis gu beberrfhen unb ieoen
li9 udbernbsn Sseinb re9t5eitig pobrz
5%unsbmen. 3por erpdbnt bon 9eusz
lin, oaB es i6m i'm @alOgiirtel nie=
oerbolt gelungen lei. @iraffen, obne
4unenoung beIonoerer 9orli9tsmaBs
regeln, bis ouf piitoleufduBneite 5u
6eIdleiden, ideint o6er Der ein3i8e gu
Iein, peldem oies gelungen 1T. Iae
ibrigeu 9eobo6tsr unb sSGger itims
men oarin therein, ooB ii9 taum eiE
5ier Der afrifoniTdeu BiIonis Idpe-
rer nabe tommen laiIe ols bic @iraffe.
Qu4 ermiioen Die pferne Der nnhs
Iebenoen SsGger mebr ols lie. 3par
begniigt tie Iih. cine gentle Gntferz
nung sipiIhen iih unb ibrem 8erfols
ger i%nne3ubalten, oouert ober i'm eau.
fe Idnger aus dig oas bette BferO.
porausgeIeBt, oaB Der gooen nidt uns
giinitiJ fir lie lit; Oenn gesen cine
4nho6e binouf5ulaufen, pirb ibr bez
greifliderpeiie i'm b6tIten 9raOe bez
I6perli6. rad Sir Samuel 8eter
bat Der Sdger Bel 9erfolgung Der 8is
roffe glei9 pom Infnn9e Der Sago on
Oas -@ettrenuen i'm Idneliten 9aufe
auf3une6men. Capt Die @iroffe in
O.1 srIten flint Minuten einen 8orz
Iprune g%eipinnen, 10 fdlt bus aeunen
9cgen oas BIsro aus. gad Selous'
Grfa6rungen lam man fliebenoen @is
raFIen. neil lie nur in bUditer Not
tire ooas @eIdninDigteit entnideIn.
nit einsm niat sar8 idledten pferoe
peniqlsens 10 aabe tommen, bob
man, idnsa aug Dem Snttel Iprins
galb. linen cine pOblseaielte augsl
n-d5ienoen tann.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
campaigning in llrngnap.

Die Regierun9 Der Iiioameritunis
I9en HepubIit urusunD lit in i6ren
8emiibungen, gum pflon3eu Opn
8dumen auf3umuntern, nod weiter
gegangsn, ols Sntel Sam ooer ire
9enopelde Gin0elitaaten Der ameritas
uii9en union.
S9on felt Ginger 3sit bate bic
rationale 9aumIdule in 5pleoo 8dus
me gu sinem ldderli9 nieOrigen Sos
itenpr,iie geliefert. Reuerbin9s tut
lie ober nod mebr, = elmer Resies
run9s : 8~eroronuns entipredenO
I9entt tie ieBt groBe Mengen Sdume
ieO:s Sobr meg!
2anobeliber, ipel9e biz gu 100
Settar CAT Mcres) ibr eigen nennen.
t0nnen 100 86ume unent9eltlih be-
tommen; uno man ernartet. baB Die
8oumI4ul. fortan ieoes Sabr 2OO.-
GOO 8dumden auf Iol6e WeiIe CUR
YerteiIun9 bringt.
OieIelbe 8aumIhule madjt aud Bee
Ipnbere, srobs S9entungen fir ldno'
li9e @smeinpelen, Sdulen, poIioet'
6ormen una nod onbsre Nnltolten.
0os sanSe 2anO oiirfte ben prOfii
oappn haben.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Sine 5iritcrn-aataitrup6c.

Ger hamburger Altronom @ent.
gel tqeloet einen neren ltarfen 2id)t'
ous6ru6 ser befannten g1opo I'M
Sternbilo 0es aolers. Sbre Scaie-
felt, bis Dor fur5er Belt nod 5,5.
@roBe, 6ot iinnerboIb 5ipci Gagen
Uoriibergeben0 bis sur a. 0roBe 81.
aenommen. Garalis lit erii6tlid,
ooB Der Saupt- Observation-Disclosures
oeS @cItirns nod idpddere @rplo-
lionen foIgen unO Die @lenlente lid
nod in grGBter 9euegung 6efin-
Sen. 9as @eitirn miro fortmdb>
reno bon Den Gltronomen nit or0B-
ter Iufmerfiamfeit uerfolgt.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
1naptfnNt aus 6 nrrab-
Lapsn.
Ter sis pun NiuntanaS critrr S~crriiu.
raj .9icglCruHg.

tiHt sJlCHtCluWY.
alS etn Invertebrates 9tltertllm
Gus Oer peiuid)eE dln%erttaniiden
&urrob. IoScu ptrO Sumlod Don
aan6en anterifau hcn Souriiteu
aalgcjud)t ulG olIrfte tiinittg etien
n2d gr6Brren 3diprid iiuOeuL tros.
OenI Is etruaS abietts Don Oen &c.
u0bnllden mOoernen &%erfebrsitru.
Zen IN elmer tlefen S1luAt 6ptid)eu
5l5ci bod)aetilrnten Sergen etnge.
ld]odtet liegt unO %uerDObuten 6rem-
Cen lebr wenlg bletet.
Mar es ooco DIE 9auptitaot Der
crItcn Serritoriu .Jiegleruug Oes ber-
tl1et States Montana uno bat elne
ieDr bepegte, gum guten Cell NIT
&lut geid)rIe6ene Weididte Sebabt.
| Gle lit Oos Wrnb gar munder gelb.
gldn5enOcr 9oifnungen gelporoer,
ireilid) uudJ DER Ausgongspuntt 5ur
Genlnnung pieler Jteid)tumer aus
GanO unD Guor5 = s0er om Spiel.
tiId. Sn einigen Der Oerloiieuen
&~lodbduier lteben ole Spieltiihe
nod bellte,
Yonnad lit cas- dlteite nod eri-
ltierenOe yYtining Sopu" Wtonta.
mas. Aber eS lit fetnesluegs cine
9tuine. 8ielnebr lit es %lebenOig &c.
mug, aud obne ole Wtulif Oes 9te-
poluers, uno leiue @inpobner0abl lit
ungefdbr ole glethe geblIeben, menn
aid ole alien @eiihter oeriAmunoen
limo. 8or nod nidt uieleu Sobren
i~ibrigens moreH nod lmnler einige
Der grnub1rtigen Teterdnen Ger
.@lorien5eit" bon 1862 un0 SO bier
All finoen, ulo ans ibren Gr56bluu.
Gen fonntc mar ale Die alien TO.
mantiiden uno trogiihen Crime.
rltllgen mieoer uuffrilden. SnOes bat
ltd aud Die algemeine grldelnun9
ces Staotdens nur penig uerdnoert.
1le alten acknowledgement wcrOen
freilid nift nlebr betrieten, ulo an
ibrer Steqe limo mooerne Stampf.
merfe uno Mfinen ms 0aiein getre.
ten.
@eit i'm Sinter9rllnoe oes St1Ot-
deus, gerooe iiber Die nSenferS.
S9Iu6t" binaus, welde naiuentli6
eurb ole Auffniipfung BON 4utiHen-
raubern beriibmt geporoen lit, lte9t
Ger alte, fat ~uergeiiene 6rieobof; er
iii ser ein3ige belnertenslperte Blos,
ocn Dem man nirflld lagen tanrl,
Dap er nit ben Sobren III Sriimmer
iGat. Oie 8rett1en nit ben gtamens.
aufidriften bepabreu meiitens nidt
mebr tire olte Gteue auf Den Ord
BERN, lonoern liegen 0urdeinalloer
cuf Dem @ooeu, uno Die Nomen iino
ioIt oQe uerbloBt, wie ooS Anoellfen
0erer, pel6e od ullten liegen. Iudj
in oen tpenigen 6duen, in Oenen Die
Snidriften nod leierli6 lino, bieten
tie MIR lpenig auifldrung; iie iino
oter in ibrel &iir5e be5eidnen0 9e'
mug, uno naditebenOe Aufidrift lit
nibt ole eir5ige, uelde oarauf oeu-
ttt. ooB mitunter AUDI cine
6rauensperion bier elm tra-
gii9es @noe ianO: ugaeaie &a9e, %
Sabre, eri6oIien %. April 1864"
Sc miirOe iit) mobrideinli6 lobnen,
Die @ei6idte oieier @pasto6ter gu
er5ablen, pdre nod irgenO lonlt ct.
mas iiber iie 5u finoen!
llno bunoerte nod liegcn i'm Sano,
user 6at tie geliebt, mer bat lie &C.
fonnt?"
uie 2iliencron lin9en wiiroe.
Man bari iid munOcrn, DAB nod
fcine 8anoelbilOer @eielidah oar.
auf oertaQcn lit, @eidiGtsbiloer Don
9annof ollf oen Slim gu briu9en,
cine CUTE S3enerie mGre lAcn Tir
pno fertig 90. 8ieaeiAt fonlmt oaS
in rltbigcrcn 3citen geleseutlid nod,
oenn Der JgroBe 8cltell als gauges
miro iiberliA niGt Der Ser9eIlenbeit
anbeimfaacr.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

Cine StotiItif. 9ie 9eridl-
te iiber Die S6ais5uft in 8iSconiin
ereebcn, oaB Die 3abl Der SAofe lett
Oem leBtcn /. Wtai nm Is Broaeitt
auaenomlmen bat. Die Sdueine iiber
p,er Wionate alt babcn lid INN ieAs
Yrooent permebri. Gor einem Sabre
tcfanoen iid in @iSconlin 2S6,37S
Shafc uno 619,75S Sdmeire.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

8etradtung. 2cbcmann:
rS6uloen babe i6 mciner 2ebtag
uieI geba6t. j. uicl babe ih mid
ipcgen SdulOen berumihIoeen mil.
len. piel baben + mid ~periolgt,
MIR OaS cine troitei Mid. !. gefriegt
bat nienlnno cinen Biennial"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
: gon liner SOrniffe &c.

Bon elmer 9orniffeg es
Der 59jdbriee @briition giii-
isnadt, Sdubmodefmeiiter in 2Oms
misipil (S9nei) lpielte nit ieinem
jiinglten SinOe. ais er in Der Stube
cine 9ornifie igmmen b0rte. Mit
Der MiiBe I9Iag er ben b0ien Bruins
mer nieoer. 9lls sr nod elmer Beile
bic MiiBe pieoer aufiebte. nm ii4
Dor oos !9aus gu beseben. tod i'm
Die Sornilie, bic in Der WtiiBe ge-
blieben mar. in bic Stirne. Surge
3eit Oarauf ftorb er unter Der
SGredpirtung pes erIittenen l~laiuIs
.es an elmer SeraIdbmuns.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
X. of G. Campaign,

Managers of the campaign being
conducted by DAILY council, knights of
Columbus, reported that fine progress
has been made in the last two weeks
and prospects are excellent. A meet
ing of the team captains will be held
at O'Clock this evening, and
it is planned to have a speaker pres
ent to explain the methods of secur-
ing increased membership. Young
men within the draft age are not
eligible for membership in the council
in the insurance rank, but may be &C
cepted as social members. When the
campaign terminates, it is planned to
hold a class degree working which
promises to outclass any similar at
tempt in this city. The team captains
have been revised and the committee
announces the following leaders at
present: T. J. Smith, Bernard Moore,
John L. Ross, p. r. King, H. McKeon,
John F. Callahan, f. x. Callahan,
James a. Coyle, James P. McAvay.
James lyman, James G. Crowley, 7.
w. Pagan, w. G. Wall. Frank O'Brien,
L. P. Mangan, Thomas w. Grove.
Frank Riley Joseph L. Ward, F. l..
Mcguire, Thomas F. Clerkin, Judge
w. f. Mangan, A. G. Malone.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
Y. M. r. A. & b. Society.

Four members were initiated and
two applications were received at the
meeting of the Y. M. T. A. & B. soci-
ETY. Sunday afternoon. The dance
committee reported that invitations
have been extended to societies in
Kensington, Meriden, Bristol and Mid
dletown, to attend the social to be
held Thursday evening in the society's
rooms. President James Murphy re-
ported that representatives of the
society were present at the Thrift
Stamp meeting in Elks hall the past
week, and the directors authorized the
purchase of SO certificates. The soci-
ETY. is to enter a contest for the sale
of the stamps and the president was
authorized to appoint committee to
look after the organizations interests
President Murphy announced the ap-
pointment of the following standing
committees: Auditing, John J. Reilly,
Luke WEIGH and William J. Sullivan,
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
DARKEN GRAY HAIR,
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
Grandma's Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur Darkens so Naturally
That Nobody Can Tell.

Hair that loses it's color and 1ustre,
or when it fades, turns gray, dull and
lifeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur
in the hair. Our grandmother made
up mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful,
and thousands of women and men who
value that even color that beautiful
dark shade of hair which is SO at
tractive, use only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture improved by the addition of other
ingredients by asking at any drug
store for bottle of ''Wyeth"s Sage
and Sulphur Compound" which dark
ems the hair SO naturally, so evenly,
that nobody can possibly veil it has
been applied. You just dampen q
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair taking one
small strand at a time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears; but what
delights the ladies with Wyeths Sage
and Sulphur Compound is that be
sides Beautifully darkening the hair
after a few applications, it also brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives it
an appearance of abundance.
Wyeths Sage and Surphpr Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
to impart color and a youthful ap-
pearance to the hair. 1t is not in
tended for the care, mitigation or pre-
vention of disease.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
CATARRH
Quickly Ended by a Pleasant, Germ
killing Antiseptic.

The little Hyomei inhaler is made of
hard rubber and can easily be carried
m pocket or purse. 1t will last a life
lime.
Into this inhaler you pour a few
irops of magical Hyomei.
This is absorbed by the antiseptic
yauze within and now you are ready
20 breathe in over the germ infested
membrane where 1t will speedily be-
gin it's work of killing catarrhal germs.
Hyomei is made of Australian euca-
Hptol combined with other antisep
les and is very pleasant to breathe.
1t is guaranteed to Danish catarrh,
bronchitis, sore throat, Group. coughs
md colds or money back. 1t cleans
SUIT a stuffed up head in two minutes.
Sold by The Clark & Brainerd Co.,
ind druggists everywhere.
Complete outfit, including inhaler
ind one bottle of Hyomei, costs but
little, while extra bottles, if afterward
needed, may be obtained of any drug
gtst.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29

New Haven Concern Accused of Ex-
cCSSiXe Price Charges

Washington, Jan. SOL Swirsky
& Son, wholesale grocers of New Ha
ven, Conn, have been added to the
list Of those deprived of United States
Food Administration licenses for in
fraction of the Food Control Act.
Found guilty of charging exorbitant
prices for sugar, they have been or
6ered to close their doors by Jam
uary 2S. If they deal in any licensed
food commodities after that date,
they will be liable to a fine of $4,000,
or imprisonment for two years, or
to both.
Until the order becomes effective,
the food administration will super
wise all sales and business dealings
made by the firm. They have been
notified that further purchases can
not be made and that present stocks
time.
Witnesses called at hearing con-
Quoted by the food administration
testified that they had been forced
to pay as much as Is cents a pound
for sugar purchased from Swirsky &
Son. These sales were to retail
grocers, in lots of not less than 100
pounds. Several retailers testified
that they had been required to pur-
chase coffee in order to obtain sugar.
This was in direct violation of q food
administration order prohibiting en-
forced com bination sales" except in
the case of sugar and cornmeal
which was permitted as a wheat con-.
serving measure.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
Bronchitis
And Other Throat and Lung
Ailments Invariably Yield
= to Linonine

Nearly one thousand prominent
people i'm one city alone have pub
,icIy testified in signed statements
that Linonine cured them of coughs,
colds, bronchitis and other forms OF
winter complaints that threatened
their very existence. Other thou
sands i'm other sections of the country
have added their testimony, and all
unite in proclaiming Linonine the
most effective medicine of its kind
known to science Relief is wrought
by removing the swellings and irrita-
tons that cause the disturbances. 1t
Is truly wonderful remedy and is
pure and wholesome, being All emul-
sion of FTax-Seed Oil, Irish Moss,
Eucalyptus and other famous RENE
dies, all combined in one, and known
the world over as
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
kENSINGT0N BOY
IN Fight With SUB
Jimmy" Corr Finds Life on the
Bounding Main Thrilling

John F. Wainwright of Corbin ave-
uue, has received an interesting letter
from James Corr of kensington, in
which the latter relates his expert
ences as a sailor en- route to France.
Corr who is we'll known here, was en-
ployed at the Corbin Screw corpora
ton when the call to arms was sound
ed and he at once set out to do his
BIT. Enlisting in the navy he re-
ceived his preliminary training and
was then sent aboard ship for the war
country.
According to his letter everything
worked out smoothly until the sub
marine zone was reached, and things
began to happen thick and fast.
Shortly before noon one day, Ger
man sea wolf was sighted and the
boys were called from their mess, to
give battle, and for four days, the
time proved the most exciting and
interesting, the former president of
st. Pauls Y. M. IT. A. B. society ever
experienced. Here's how he tells it,
Dear John:
1 have had some trip and I have
an interesting story to spill out SO
here goes:
On Dec. "a I was ordered on board
the good ship Rochester. which was
formerly the armored cruiser New
York. She was built in 1889 and
saw service in the Spanish war.
We hauled anchor at 1850 p. m.
Dec. 26, and started out as a convoy
OF two troop ships carrying 5000 men.
all told.
The ship had a full crew and we
were sent out for experience and in
-, Il oil he n-tn
Z care to have and are back home
for instruction. The weather was
warm as we took southern course.
You may not believe it but was in
my bare feet on New Years day while
/ was helping to scrub down the deck.
The crew put most of the work over
on us and we had to do it. There
was no comeback. The motto of the
navy is: Do as you are told, no mat
ter who tells you. So we did.
Everything went along fine until we
reached the danger zone. The war
zofte is the whole ocean, but the dan
ger zone is confined to the limits Of
the operations of U-boats.
One noon one of the transports
sighted sub and run up the danger
signal. I was just getting ready to
eat; / even had my beans and meat
on my plate and was about to dig
my fork into the pile, when all of
sudden the alarm rang. All hands
made a Decline to their battle sta
tions and made ready to fight.
My station was at No. gun on the
starboard side, which was the side
that the sub" was on. I lost no time
getting there and the ship made
quick turn around the transports
moving to one side. One of them
fired and "Mr. U-boat' took sink.
I do not know whether they hit her
or not but she did not show UP again.
The gun shutters were taken out
of our ports and the guns trained out.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29
FRATERNAL NEWS
w. L. Morgan Lodge.

w. L. Morgan lodge, by vote Of
it's members, has become an agent
for the sale Of United States Thrift
stamps and G. H. Clark has been ap-
pointed chairman of the committee in
charge.
w. c. Steiner has been appointed
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee.
A committee composed of George
Mitchell, E. R. Barbour and G. Yung
is arranging for an exchange of fra
ternal visits with Lincoln lodge of
Hartford
New Britain herald., 1918-01-29

Jr.; cadet committee, William Beckett,
Thomas Grove, Henry McEnroe and
Walter Murphy; expelled list, John j.
Reilly, Charles Coffey, Thomas Clerkin
and Thomas White. The committee
on resolutions on the death of Francis
J. O'Neill is as follows: Lawrence Cot
ter, Joseph Donlon and James lyman.