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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10
Aus bet 8uuoeB1
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Grlcoigllng cmtacgem.
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Associated Press
@aibingtpn, 8. slpril. Sen
bon Mricglefretdr gater cinIallicl1pell
&ubelmipcilungen folgenb, bat bas
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nit Scr slllsgabe td9lid)cr @erlllltliiten
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picle iSragc in crnltlicbcr gripd9ln9.
9as Snitiabepartment srciit lit ocn
Gplinsuiac SAT- Cit.
Associated Press
8aibington on, 8. gprtl. sluf
GrIudcn npn Woub. 2plpnen bon 81
linuis bat @enerulanlpait @re9prp
spc5ialagcutcn ocs Sliti5oeportmcnts
onaciuielcn, Sen Staatsbcun'tcn bet
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sic cJdopalitit lmo 4lsl6rcltl1n9el1 III
csainpis bebiili(ib gu lein, lll1o 5lpor
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mcut bcfaunt, Sob cs bcrcit lci, clncn
dbnIidcn 8ciltono loldcn a'lper'l
staatcn su seben, sic i'm lpi'nld)en
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10
Nus Dem @taate.
SiQiac &artuficln.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10
Sit ntnt misunderstanding gebt ibrer Gr=
le6igp entgegen,
9te 8erlmtlitten touen tpteoer taelidb befannt
4eAetetxS ,roen.
9as ufseparmsnt pro & nteriu&nns bes Qpn@moraes
in GoQiusuQe kS ,ligeu
acknowledgements Soma mat an BIC biaen &aoiel
pric aumcrfiam
Nu8 6em 9nlanoe
@ar ,uichcr 0crii6t =critattmug.
{ Associated Press

Gan sln tonic, Scr. 8. S(pril
.daj. Sen. ocnrn :. slllcn fat c5 IN
slbrcoe geitcllt, DaB n,au in bcn Mabz
rllngsmitteln fir sic Solbotcn i'm 2az
ger bon Camp Sropi: 9cma6lcnes
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5abl Ycrloncn ppu Ocn1 @enub lol6cr
2ebcnanittcl franf eelpprncn lcicn.
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SclltlblanO 5ll 5cigcn, baB slmcrifn in
oieIcm @ricg cinig lit, cnpfobl Scfr.
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slmcrifoucr Srcibcitshnnp: tmlierl
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lci6e iplltc breiz pncr picriocb iiberz
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glus Gullinspil(e.
Gollinspillc, SQ., S. Npril.
Ser N,qllclt ii6er Ben Ioo 9fo6crt
Eaul Yrn9ers lpllrbc bcutc nid]t gum
slbid)lub gcbrodt uno biz gum slbeno
bate man nod fcinc %crbnftllngcn
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crit unt gIittlppd) lpicbcr iprtgelctt
1pcrbcn.
Sic beutigcn @erbanbl1ngcn fanocn
butter perlbloNenen Sbiireu tatt. Gs
licb lid nber in Grfabrllng bringcrl
boB iiber bie cigentli6e spncbuna feline
slneabeu gcmadt imlrben. Eoli5eibee
ante idiIberten Sic S5encn por bcm
Motbbol,s, ais iih Scr Y0bel icines
Spfcrs bcn1ic)ti9te.
sluh @iirger,uciitcr Sicgcl befano
iiH oli Dem 3euacnltanb. gr ipiebcrz
bplte, lrns CT frilbcr bcrcits Sen Nez
ridtcrltattcrn iiber Dns &orgeben bes
Mob crS1blt bate. Ct Dffuete an beln
slbcnb bcs 2Dndmorocs sic Slilr bes
@atbbol1cs MIR be5balb, I'M einen
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&iirgcrlneiIter, babe man iiberbies bor@
ber mit9etbcilt, oub Eragcr nod eincm
nnncren Srt 9eIdafft ipprben 1ci.
@s lpurbc berte N6cllb in Grfabrung
gcbra6t, naB Ser Snqueit 9cbeim gez
baltcu lpcrbe i,,folgc elmer &onferen5
sipilb Staatsbeantten unb 8oruner
2pipc.
S&. e. Srallt,uanu, critcr oilis9cnez
ralonuolt, ipll geiaat baben. Dob er
fir Gcbeimbaltun9 lei, 1no Staatsz
anlralt Strell6er ipar du6 sll 9unlten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10

iiir Sen Stono nm 81. Sannnr unf
G,55O,0O0,O00 on9c9ebe1.
&chcntcnSc 3n!;n6mc 1T scr 9cbcns
mittclansfnbr.
9E "a ing on, s. Npril. Sic
ToDrluosmittelperualtung fat 9cItcrr
slbeno onacfiinoist, oob oic i'm Mldr1
bon Sen Scr. Stdutcu lnb &andDa an
Sic 9llliirten gelanbten 9iabrungSmittcl
Sic Musillbr I'M Se6rlar lm 100000
Sonncn iipcrltei9cu. 9ie0cinnrmtilm~
me hcs Mpnots betrug 1,100,O0C
Spnncn.
Sic fbiriidc eyra9c.
sSalbingtpn, s. gpril. ST:
2anbung Japanild)er lmb britilhcl
Streitirafte in 8Iaoiipoitof unD DC,
9srotelt scr rulliibcn Ncgierung bier
aegcu, bat im altslutirtigen slmt eil,ig'
8elprgnib errcgt.
9ls sSapan unlGn9lt bie slblidlt, II
Sibirieu Srl1ppeu iiir @clcbun9s5tpcct'
su lanben, gum Iusorl,d brad,te. ipel'
gerte sic @e9icrlmg in @aIbingtoI
lidb, bicrsu ibrc 3ultinmllng su aeben
Ser ruIiiihc gtntioualratb beldlob, &c:
gen cincn ocrarti9en Ginfall 81, prpte
ltircn llno bel Sen Ser. Stautcn III,
Sdut nacb5ulucben.
WtilitGr6rstc miiHcn fricgsnicnlt=
tauglid) icim.
9Saibin9tou, s. Ipril. Gtne
ralltabsarst G,pr9cs ideibct iett oil,
bcm drstlihen Eeicrpefprps Der Srme
aue 2e,te aus, iueld)e niJt sllalcit
sllm aftipeu 9riea soieult tal'elib iinn
Ntan ld1bt. Dab Sic 9eitallunsen Dol
I15OO bisberigen Icrstcn Ser 8elerp
aus bielcm@runbc ipiScrr,lfen lucrSer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10
HuiiiIte Gricasidiiie nerlaiicn
ScliimafurS.

Gctrperoo, s. april. 9illiii'dlc
arieasihiife, sic int 5ofen bon Soel@
liuafors Dor slufcr lu9el1 linp bon DIE
len, iiuuiiden 6afcu ans nud 8rpns
ltubt, Ser Scltllng bon GctroNrnn. ah@
oeiabreu. Ser finuiIde 9tatb Scr &cme
ni1Idrc bat lih uad Sibpra bc9cben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10

(Sortlcsuns auf ser 6. seite.),
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10

(Sortietuus auf Ser s. sette.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10

9pnbun, 8. slpril. Sic Stom'rdz
litdt mudltc beute stbcno bctannt. Dag
cir, britilher OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un
uuriac,1 Spnnerstae infplgc cillcs 3uz
lumnenItoscs sum Sintcl tant. Gs
piro uuocnpnnleu, ouB Die 9clonmtc
ScIobune bierbei perloren 9ln9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10

Published and distributed under
Permit No. 29S, authorized by the
Act Of Oct. 6, 1917, ON file ut the
Post Office at Davenport, Iowa.
BY order of the President.
A. S. BURLEsoN,
Postmaster General.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-10
Ton bcr ;Srcibeitsa',lcibc
( Associated Press

8 q ling t II, .. Npf1l. Srl
8ettbcipcrb sluiiden bcn Staotcn 1'lr
sic Gbren, Sic nit ser Somn,llln9 bon
3eid,nl,ngen fir bic Srcibcitnnletbc
bcrbuubcn linb. lpiro icet lcbon bon
oegcu 1oOStdoten gciiibrt. Sn 5 Slln@
bcsrelcrpcbesirfeu Dobcn As Stdote 1D<
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Ser 8ettbeiperb slpiiden sen Staoten'
sic nad, ibren 8cpDlfcrn'19s5ab'ca en-
flollifisirt tpl,roen peripridt cbenIolls
Iebr lbarf 5lt iuerbcn. S1ollr e'tN'
csplpa, ipor sic erite Stant IN 1brcr
Slolle, ipelbc sic Grreidun9 1brer
3uertbcilung melpen fp',ntc.
9os gdabamtbcpartmcnt eripartc'
in stpei oocr prei Sa9en cincn 'lm1al@
icnpcn 9cridt iiber Sen ocr5elt1gen
sta,,o ser Gampagnc liefcrn 5ll tDnz
nen. Sic G6rcnilo9gen iilr Stdptc
pcrben 10 Ibnea aeiicicrt irerocn, lp'e
tic ucrbient ipnrocn.
.S16c Der aricgsidnlnen.
ggaIbington, s. gpril. giod
sen 3nlammeuitellungcn Der Slinpess
rcicrpebebDroe babcn Die rre'elnbdlf
@ricosiabrc cine 3unapn,e bon SILL
700 100000 in Sen Staatsldnlloe'
ser 12 fi;breuben Siationen, Die dn
&rieae bctbeiligt Iir,h, sur Solge &C.
bobt. Bon bieier Sl,n,me bilScn ST.
400 .OOO, 900 bieSdulhenannobme Del
ouiirteu y,otioncn ,mb $39.S0o,oo0.:
600 biejenige Ser NiitteIn,ddte. Sa'
Seit pcm Giutritt III Sen. &ricg ,anae.
lpadlene Shulb Der &cr.S Smate1 'o'r'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-09
EVERYTHING is ORG CANNED.
Little Hope For An individual to Be
Original and Carry Out Own Ideas.
(MiddIetown Penny Press. }

\hluQlelOWll CHlly fiSSS.)
If you are original and want to
display to the country at large what
individual effort will do, even in war
time, build your own craft or have
it built, of capacity from so to 500
tons, paddle down to the distributing
point of coal, known as tidewater, OPP
posite New York on the Jersey short,
take your own savings, even gold if
necessary, and buy a cargo Of fuel
That is try to buy a cargo. You would
be Shunted about from one place to
another and your individual boat
would be eaten up with harbor and
wharfage charges before you really
realized that organized trade in the
coal line is like everything else that
is organized and requires organized
effort to combat it. The individual
man is no more. You might as well
come to that conclusion first as last.
Individuality is a lost art There is
only one thing that is individual today
and that is talk but the minute you
display individualism in that line you
will find the entrenched interests
ready to combat you with the aid of
the greatest trust in existence-Or-
gained talk-protected government
wise You must become reconciled to
conditions if you want to live i'll
peace or quiet, for the scheme
evolved in the minds Of men a half
century ago, whereby certain lane
| ways of the country were pre-empted
| under the guise OF corporation bene-
fit to communities, will keep you in
| the lower strata for time unlimited.
Everything now is organized, and the
government in order to make it posi-
BILE for the natural resources OF the
! tor
more expensive has seen fit to license
the fishermen. But don't complain.
You have witnessed the evolution that
has taken place, you have subscribed
to it by your silence in grabbing at
the nickel, while others with fore
thought for the dear people in issuing
watered stock and grabbing natural
rights, have walked away with mill
! lions.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-09
Coal in the Abstract.
Waterbury Republican.

w OWL oeA1 IlCpuplICttllJ
Just at present the average mans
interest in coal figures is centered
upon how low the supply in his bin
has dropped and what the possible
ties are for the dealer getting the
next quarter of a ton delivered at his
home. Maybe some of the statistics
that the fuel administrator has been
gathering on coal in the abstract may
appeal to some househo1ders who got
in their full winters supply last sum-
mer.
The United States is, by far, the
biggest coal producer, as we'll as coal
user, of all the countries Of the
world. A comparison of the produc~
ton and per capita consumption for
q period just preceding the war shows
that the annual production in the
United Kingdom-England, Scotland
and Wales-was 26O,416,OO0 tons;
Germany, 172,o65,0 France, go
100000; Belgium, 22,6O3,0 900; Aus
tria-Hungary, 16,813,0OO; Russian
empire, 25.s9S,00O. The capital con-
sumption Of the various countries
shown was: United Kingdom. 3.83:
Germany, 2.12; France, 1.48: Bel
GUM, 3.35; Austria Hungary, O52:
Russian empire, 0.19
For the year 1913, which was i'm
mediately preceding the war. the
total production of the United States
was $50, 960,219. Of this amount % :
141,143 tons was exported The ner
capita consumption was $50 tons
The great bulk of the coal producad
in the United States is consumed nv
the railroads, the manufactures ana
public service corporations
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-09

SCOTLAND, Aug. 25th. 1913
"Fr1it-a-tives' are the only pill
manufactured, to my way of thinking
They work completely, no gripping
whatever, and one is plenty for any
ordinary person at a dose. My wife
was a martyr to Constipation. We
tried everything on the calendar with
out satisfaction, and spent large sums
of money until we happened on
"Fruit- I cannot say too
much in their favor.
We have used them III the family for
about two years and we would not use
anything else as long as we can get
''FRU1r-A-T1vEs". J.W. HAMMOND
Those who have been relieved by
s'Fr,1it-a-tives" are proud and happy to
tell a sick or ailing friend about these
Observation-Disclosures fruit juices.
Frutt-a-tizes the celebrated fruit
medicine, has yelieuea more sufferers
from Stomach, Li0er, Bowel, Kidney
and Skin Troubles, than any 0tlze,~
medicine ever discovered.
soc. box, 6 for s.. so, trial size CSC.
At all dealers Or sent on receipt of
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited,
Ogdensburg, New York.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-09

Enamelcd Rooster, Lisks, with
sizes to choose from. Regular
SITS to 1915 kinds priced for this
sale $1.69 each.
Folding Ironing Tables, adjust
able ones, with 2 ratchets, were
$1.98, for $1.79. With single
ratchet, $1.69 kind, $40.
Hard Maple Bread Boards, pol
ished ones, 10 inch size for dining
table use, csc value for csc each.
II inch size, 45c value, SIC each.
Nickel Plated Tea Kettles, all
copper with black enameled wood
handles, large 1898 kinds, $500.
The 1925 kind, $3.50.
Tate's Utility Brushes for dust
ing and cleaning, absolutely dust
less. Large ACC kind, SOC. The SOC
ones, CSC, and 29c kind 19c.
Dustless Floor Mops, Tate's, with
polished handle, 69c grade for 49c.
Same as above with plain handle
(59c kind) for 39c.
Family Scales, Landers, Frary
& C1arks, which means quality,
weighing up to twentyfOur lbs,
regular $1.98 grade, $1.69.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-09

~ 4 IIiTU -CIaSS pas
Ssengers VIII go To Ellis Island TODAY.
The crew will not be permitted to
leave the ship until they have been
put through a thorough examination.
The cargo will be infinitely inspected
before it has been put on shore.
Other Travellers Detained.
One of the men arrested yesterday
by the Secret Service was the repre-
sentative in this country of the largest
rubber concern in Austria. Another
was man who arrived on the Span
ish liner Alfonso XIII several days
ago and who says that he comes here
as the agent of a Madrid electrical
company while third was a Portu-
guese citizen who was armed with two
passports, both bearing his photo
graph, but bearing different names.
Franz Rosenberg, an Austrian sub
Ject, who was born in Germany, was
the rubber agent who was ordered de-
tanned in the internment prison on
Ellis Island pending outcome of an
investigation now being made by the
Secret Service. Rosenberg has an Of
flee at II Broadway, and was one of
three men arrested in the spring of
1915, charged with attempting to
States into Germany. The plan called
for the packing of the rubber in cot
ton bales. When called for trial, Ros-
enberg pleaded guilty and was fined
$500.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-09
this town as she visited Mrs. Ranley
freUuentIy

this town as she visited Mrs. HanleS
frequently.
Frederick lodge, No. IA, A. F. &
A. M, of Plainville was represented
at the Grand lodge meeting which
was held in Hartford the past week
by G. R. Sherman, Donald Benjamin,
Morris Corning and Rev. E. G. Gill
lette. Rev. Mr.. Gillette acted as
grand chaplain during the sessions Of
the meeting.
Floyd Miles Kalish, a sailor in the
United States navy, is at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B.
Kalish, of West Main street.
Miss Myrtle Halstead Of Pearl
street is indisposed at her home with
an attack of the grip.
Preparations are under way for a
dance to be given by the Plainvile
be a private affair and will be held in
Grange hall.
The wood chopping bee under the
direction of the Plainvil1e War Bu-
reau will be held all day Sunday and
Monday on the property owned by
Town Clerk Usher on Pennington
avenue. All those who wish to at
tend are invited to do so and tho
wood they chop they are allowed to
purchase at low price.
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PlainVille Woman Also Awarded
Custody Of Two Children
BOWEN FUNERAL TOMORROW
Farewell to Mrs. Foster by Church
Choir-F'rincipal Judd in Junior
Red Cross; Auxiliary Driye-Sunday
Church Notices.

Irene NJ. Leavenworth a resident
of Plainville who formerly lived in
Glastonbury and who, prior to that,
lived in Ivoryton, was granted a
divorce from Charles A. Leavenworth
whose present whereabouts is I'M
known to the woman in superior
court yesterday. They were married
on February %, 1905, and on Febru-
airy II, 1911, Leavenworth was
charged with deserving his wife. One
Of the witnesses in the case said
that LeavenWorth left the town with
woman supposedly by the name of
Miss Hall whose first name was be-
lieved to be Florence. Two children
were born to the LeaVenworths who
are now ten and twelve years old, re-
spectively. In addition to the divorce
the custody Of the children was
awarded the mother.
Funeral OF John j. Bowen.
The funeral of John J. Bowen Of
number 10 East street, who died last
Thursday night, will DO held on Sun
day afternoon at o'clock from his
lato home, and later at the Church
of Our Lady Of Mercy. The members
of Court Lawton, T. of A, and mem
bers of the Plainville Hose company
No i, Of which the deceased was a
member, will be in attendance at the
services. Burial will take place in
St. Thomas cemetery in Southington,
in which town the deceased was born
and where he lived for short time
before his parents moved to Plain
Vile.
Church Choir Rchearses.
The choir Of the Church of Our
Lady of Mercy met at the rectory last
night for the weekly rehearsal, after
which a social time was held in
honor of Mrs Ethyl Foster, who is
one of the members of the choir, and
is soon to be married, when she will
move to New York state. Light re-
freshmentS were served and the
Choir Guild presented Mrs. Foster
with a gold pearl brooch as evidence
of their esteem and appreciation of
the long and faithful service she has
rendered as a member of the choir.
o. i. Judd Appointed.
O. L. Judd, principal of the Gram
mar school, has been appointed
chairman of the committee on the
Junior Red Cross Auxiliary for the
Grammar school. Mr.. Judd, Mrs.
Clark and Rev. +. G. Gillette attended
the meeting of the Junior Red Cross
Auxiliary which was held in New
Britain yesterday which was a joint
meeting Of the auXiiaries of the
towns of Newington, Berlin, Plain
vile and New Britain. The mem bers
of the auxiliary voted to make a
drive during the period involved
from February IS to March 1. The
purpose of the drive will be to
raise money which will be equal TO
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Electric ToaSter Range, will make
toast, cook eggs, make coffee, in fact
get a meal. Complete with cord
and plug for $3.50 each.
Adjustable Curtain Stretchers,
that will fit any size with special
pins to adjust curtains while dry
ing CSC kinds, 79c each.
Wet Wash Baskets, hard wood,
with cut in handles and extra strips
across bottom, medium size SLID
kind 99c. The $500 kind, SOC.
Nickel Trimmed Casserole in
inch size with feet and black wood
side handles. Regularly priced
$1.98, sale price $1.69 each.
Extra Grade Towel Arms Of good
smooth wood, 8 arm, SOC grade, 45c-
Five arm, reg. 23c kind, for 19c ca.
Three arm, l sc grade, 12c each.
Star Fibre Water Pals of full ten
quart size and sold regularly for 75c
each. We price them to you at this
sale for only soc each.
DustleSs Ash Sifters, the galvan-
lied Rotary kind that will fit any
size barrel or ash can, reg. $3.9S
grade for $3.50 each.
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STATEMENT
| Of BERLIN BANK
|urplus Of 100000 and Deposits
} Of S1,894,7O Reported
10 NE GUARD DANG E

brge Sum Secured for Soldiers
lTobacco FUND.-. A. r. Elects
Delegates to Convention at Wash
ington-Church Notices.
gThe Berlin Savings bank has issued
Is 44th annual statement for the
ar 1917. The institution is in a
burishing condition and has been
Raking rapid strides. The report is
3 follows:
Assets
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Mid Winter Sale OF House Wares
Comes Now With Its Bargains

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