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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08
KUULIAISUUS ON UHRIA
PAREMPI
Kertomus Suomesta.

"Heikki hoi, tuleppas 10 laksyasi
lukemaan."
Heikki avaa Raamatun historian
ia alkaa lukea kcrtomusta saul ku-
ninkaana." Vahanvalia luku alma kes
keytyi Heikin kysyessa aidiltaI sri -
nojen merkitysta
"Jonkun alan kuluttua", luk Helix
XII, samuel sanoi Saulille: "Nain sa-
moo Herra: meme ia ly0 Amalekia-
laiset ia ,havita heidat kaikkinensa
ketakaan saastamatta! Saul meni
ia l0i Amalekilaiset, mutta saasti
heidan kuninkaansa ia parhaat kari
jansa, ia mita vain arvokasta oil.
Silloin Samuel meni Herran kaskys.
til Saulin luo ia nuhteli hanta totte
lemattomuudesta- Mutta Saul sanoi,
eta kansa oil ottanut parhaat saaliis
ia uhratakseen Herralle. Samuel
v~astasi: "Kuuliaisuus on uhria pa
rempi" - "aiti, mita Herra
tarkoitti, kun sanoi, eta ~kuuliaisuus
on uhria parempi?" Herra tarkoitti
sta, eta ihmiset olisivat oikein kuu.
liaisia hanen kaskyilleen. Pitaa seu
rata hanen lakiaan joka elaman het.
kena ia varoa, ettei missaan kohdas
ga hanen k~askystaan poikkeisi pois'
| Sitten pitaa rukoilla, eta Herra an.
taisi nellie armonsa. Ole vain, POI
kani. oikein kiltti, kavahda rikkomai
ia Herran kaskyja, muuten Herrs
hylkaa smut niinkuin Saulin eika ots
sinua lapsekseen
Lukeminen keskeytyi ITALIA kerralls
ia seka att eta polka jaivat inlet
timaan lukemaansa kertomusta. Hei
kistR nakyi Jumala hirmuiselta its'
valtiaalta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08
Kahdestoista luku
Uhri.

Plautius oil kotiin menemas'
sa, syvastii vaipuneena katsele'
maan lahestyvan lyhyen talven
enteita ia muisteli niitaaikoja,
kun han entisessa k0dissaan
odottanut itsekutakin Bakkusen
juhlaa, kun ,joku laski katensa
hanen olkapaillensa. Kaantyen
katsomaan, huomasi han edes
;sansa roomalaiset vahtimiehet,
jotka olivat lahetetyt hanta van
gitsemaan. Turhaa oil ryhtya
mihinkaan vastarintaan; miehet
eivat edes sallineet hanen men.
ma kotiinsa vaimollensa kerto
maan, mita tapahtunut oil.
"Han kylla ehtii siitasaada
tiedon" heista yksi ty-
lysti. Huomenna viedaan smut
joku kurja kristitty koira, kan
san joukosta, menna vaimollesi
asian i~lmoittamaan, jos hanta
itsea eli lahetettaisi hakemaan
vastaamaan rikoksistansa.
"Mista rikoksista?" kysyi
Plautius. 'Me olemme kunniak
lisia, rauhallisia kaupunkin a.
sukkaita, jotka ansaitsemme
ty0lla jokapaivaisen leipamme
ia
"Ja taikauskollanne seka juma
lien ylonkatsomisella saatatte
koko keisarikunnan perikatoon"
keskeytti eras vangitsija vihai-
sesti. "Mina vapahtaisin maail-
man jokaisesta jumalan kielta
jasta ia kristitysta, jos olisin
keisari."
"Joudu, joiidu, me kulutam-
me turhaan aikaa", lausui job
taja, samalla tarkastellen kah.
leita vangin jaloissa, ia seu
raavana neutrality-suspicious. oil.
vat he jo kaupungin portilIe
pain takaisin menossa, ia
Plautius ajatteli surullisella mie
leila vaimonsa pelkoa ia levot
tomuutta yon kolkkoina hetki.
ma. JOS hanella olisi edes
Nerissa luonansa; mutta han
eli ollut saanut mitaan tietoa
hanen olopaikastansa, ia mics
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08
PIKKU ELI IA sofa

"Isa", kysyi pikku Eli eraana IL
tana isaltaan, "johtaako Jumala kun
lien ~lrllkua?"
"Kylla, rakas lapseni", kyIIa Ju.
mala johtaa kuulien kulun", oil isan
/ vastaus.
"No rukoillaan ~sitten, eta Jumala
johtaisi kuulat meidan kotimme ohii"
"Sita m rukoilla", my0nsi lisa.
"Niin, mutta rukoillaan nyt heti
yhdessa. Nina en- osaa; mutta rukoile
sjna lisa, eta minakin kuulen."
"0saat sina, isan pikku tytt0, ru.
koilla", vaitti lisa, Gala nyt vain pu.
hua taivaallisen Isan kanssa."
ia Eli rukoili: "Rakas taivaalli.
men lisa, vie sini kuulat meidan pie.
men kotimme OBI, ettei nellie tulisi
vahinkoa Warjele minua ia isaa ia
ALTA"
"Mutta, isa."
"Mita nyt?" kysyi lisa
"Eik0s meidan pitaisi rukoilla, eta
taivaallinen lisa veisi kuulas kaikkien
ihmisten asuntojen ohi?"
"Kylla sta saa rukoilla",, my6nsi
| isa.
"Voi, vol, kun oIisi paljon rukojle.
mista", huokasi Eli.
"Niin, paljon on 'rkoilemisen a;hei.
tn" sanci isakin
"Kun on min paljon nalkaisia lap.
siakin", jatkoi Eli keskustelua- $50.
dan takiakos ne ovat n~alissaan, ia
sedan tahdenkos meilla Ell ole voita?"
min, lapseni, sofa on tuonu: punt
teen ia korjuuden tuhansiin koteihjn.
Sedan ,ahden ovat lapset nalissaan."
"Ruvetaan nyt, lisa, rukoile;naan
oikein ahkerasti, eta taivaallinen lisa
lopettaisi sedan, eta lapset saisivat
ruokaa."
"Rukoillaan, rukoillaan, rakas lapsi
lakkaamatta, eta hyva Jumala lopet-
taisi sedan kaikessa maailmassa",
myonsi lisa
'N.in, ja eta ihmiset saisivat ruo.
kaa, ia rakastasivat toisiansa eivatka
enaa koskaan tappelisi", inno1tui ELI
%puhupasn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08
PIENEN RUKOUS.
(Suomennos)

Rakas Jesus, Sa jok' kuljit
ristin raskast' tieta eestani,
sue sun Henkes mua alma johtaa
taalla CLAIMANT matkalla.
Oh, ma Glen kayha, syntinen,
Kurja kelvoton DON itsessain',
pese paha sydameni
puhtaaks verivirrassas
Tee mua taysin omaksesi.
opeta Sua tuntemaan
Sa, jok kannoit syntivelkan
Hayden raskaan ristin tien .
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08
PeLasfuS JaIOpeuran kidasta
eli
Seurakunta katakOmpeiSSa
&ertonus ~enimdisen ~fristituen uioilta.

parka tunsi sanger vahan loh.
dutusta, vaan sta vastoin pal
jon levottomuutta, kun han pr
meassa kopissaan ajatteli val
moansa ia lapsiansa, miettien
mika rangaistus hanella olisi
odotettavana, silla han tiesi,
eta rikos, josta hanta syytet.
tin, oil jumalien pilkkaaminen.
Plautius ei voinut ola ham.
mastymatta, kuullessaan sta
syyt0sten paljoutta, jota hanen
paallensa kannettiin ia itseku
kin vakuutti, eta han emilia
korvillansa oil vangin kuullut
nimittavan heidan jumaliansa
perkeleiksi seka toivovan, eta
niiden palveleminen lakkaisi
ia itse jumalat haviaisivat.
Epailematta oil han sta
vaimollensa kotonansa sanonut
ia kerran oil han varomatto
muudessaan ystavallensa Ger,
manikus'elle lausunut jotakin
senkaltaista, mutta sc tapahtui
SANTANA paivana kun han oil
tullut kaupungiin, eika kukaan
muu silloin ollut lasna; senjal.
keen oil han ollut varovaisem
pi, min eta mahdotonta oil,
eta kaikki mama ihmiset oil
SWAT kuulleet hAnen lausuvan
senkaltaisia SAMOA, joita he
sanoivat kulleensa. Kun pre-
fekti oil kuulustellut todistal
jain syytoksia, kaAntyi hap
Plautius,en puoleen, sanoen,
eta haluamatta kuulla hanen
SEA g4ugq gls!gu ysugo4unsneI
taan tehdyista syyt0ksista,
kaantyi han Plautius'en puo
leen, sanoen, eta haluamatta
.kuulla hanen lausuntoansa
naista hanta vastaan tehdyis.
ia syyt0ksista, tahtoi han
plan asiasta saada selvan ia
kaski hanen kohta nhraamaan
jumalatar Nhealle ia vuodatta
maan juoma-uhria Dionysos.
jumalalle, jonka jalkeen han
taas paasisi vapaalle jalalle.
Plautius katsahti kolmijal-
kaan, mista kallisarvoisen
suitsutuksen savu kohosi
kiemurrellen imam; ia eras
!.
temppelin palvelija, luullei
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08
ISxN LAULU LAPSELLENSA

Sa lapsi armas, pienoinen,
Ain muista: "olet Jeesuksen
Sa kallis kultamuru."
Senta5den iloks' vanhempain
Sa kuuliainen ole ain,
Ettei ois heilla suru.-
- Sa muista adm vaivoja:
Y0t paivat vaalii sinua
Han nurkumatta avian;
Kaikkensa sulle antaa han
Sielunsa SWAN elaman.
Poistaakseen sulta vaivan. =
Oh, all0s aidin sydanta,
Mi sulle sykkii lempea,
Vain millaan tavoin tallaa;
Sa elaa pyyda alma min,
Eft aihe adm murheisiin
Ell voittais koskaan alaa
Sa ollos SADIE auringon,
Mi armaan adm elohon
Luot lion hetkee monta;
jos on kyynel poskellaan,
Min kiiruhtaos kuivaamaan,
Lohduta ilotonta.
Kun kuuliainen, ahkera
ia tarkkaavainen, uuttera
Sa olet, silloin varmaan
Saa att palkan vaivoistaan;
Eli enempaa han toivokaan
Kuhn lapsen kiltin, armaan! :
lisa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08

'hanen Ell vOivan vaStustaa
paallik6n kaskya, tarjosi
hanelle niita ryyteja, joita
hanen oil pyhaan tuleen
h~eittaminen. Mutta Plautius
sysasi ne SYRIAN, lausuen
michele: .Luuletko, eta
tahdon vapahtajani kieltaa,
joka minun on ~pelastanut
maiden mykkien epajumalien
palveluksesta :"
,Vanno keisarin suojelusju
malan kautta, min paaset va
paaksi', lausui prefekti, joka
hanta halusi pelastaa.
Acknowledgements tohinaa
kuului koko vakijoukosta.
,,Jumalat rankaisevat kau.
punkiamme maanjaristyksilla,
niinkHin he Filadelfialle 10
kauvan site tekivat, jos emme.
malta kristittyja havita'', ju-
pisi joku joukosta kuuluvasti;
ia usealta haaralta kuului
samankaltaisia lausuntoja.
Vaikka prefekti hyvin vol
jumalia yl0nkatsoa kotOnansa,
omassa huoneessaan, min Ell
han kumminkaan voinut
yleis0n mielipidetta pilkkanan
sa pitaa; ia olivatpa hanen
omat ajatuksensa jumalien
vallast minkakaltaiset hyvansa,
min hanen kumminkin taytyi
mile osoittaa ulkonaista kun
nioitusta, silla iuuri siita rip
pui hanen yaikutusmahtinsa
kansan seassa ia mahdollisuus
voida sta hallita. Kun han
sis MAXI, ettei Plautius ruven
nut keisarin nimessa vanno
maan eika junalille uhraa
maan, min han kaski, eta
pitt jatettaa liktorien
huostaan ruoskittavaksi ia
vankeuteen takaisin vietavaksi.
Silla valin oil Julia ~viettanyt
tuskallisen, unettoman y0n,
aviomiestansa -odottaessa. Var
hahn seuraavana aamuna me
nj han pienen lapsensa kansa
viinitarhaan hanta tiedustele
maan, peljaten, eta han oil
joutunut johonkin %onnetto
muuten; ia vietti ITALIA tavalla
useita hetkia, kavellen edesta'
kaisin kaytavilla seka etsien
hanta kaikista nurkista.
Vasyneena ia levottomana,
tietamatta, mime han menisi,
eli mista han miestansa tieduste
lisi seka ymmartamatta maan
kiclta, oil han istuutunut siihen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08

Jumala kuuli Elhn rukouksen siina,
eta kuulat menivat hanen kotinsa
obi. Ulkoseiniin ne kylla ra~pisivat,
mutta sisalle eivat tulleet Eli ia
hanen vanhempansa eivat ~vahingoit-
tuneet.
ia Eli on varma, eta Jumala kun
lee senkin rukouksen, eta mailman
SOFA lakkaa plan, ia eta ihmiset sas.
vat ruokaa.'
Rukoilo sinakin, rslas lapsi, Elitn
kanssa lakkasmatta nsita kahta Q.
siaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08

= 2ebotetoan niitd, iotfa ldbettd
pdt tiitosIaitieita ettd IiittdhpM nun
faan 30 ienttid, moan, Jos ftttoslms
ie on pttempi tttn 30 ianna on II
f6ttdtpd pffi ientti ionoItn.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
Gard of Thanks
OBITUARY

James Garvie was born March
%, 1896. died January 10. 1918.
James was born at Lamont,
Iowa, and lived there till he was
9 yrs. old, when he moved tol
Hum boldt, Kans. with his par
ents. They lived in Kansas till
the year 1910. when the family
moved onte u claim ut Richards.
\ James filed on claim nearly
two years ago near Maxey. BE
left this winter for Patterson,
Okla, to work in the Atlas Pow
der Works, where his death oc-
Cured by q terrific EXPLOSION at
II o'clock on the 10TH of Janu-
ary. In his short stay at the
works he had been promoted
twice and was superintendent Of
the Glazing department.. He was
the only man killed. several 9TH
ers being slightly injured. The
remains was shipped TO Hum
boldts KS. for burial Jim was
a,grsdua.e Of the Giraid. Ksns.,
high school.
Dearly beloved by all, he leaves
| to mourn his loss q dear father,
| 5 brothers, S sisters, and q host
! Of, relatives and friends.
irJ A Friend.
A. A. Clements and brother OF
Clyde were in town Monday.
They have q lot of good cows
they want to sell. See else.
where. n,.
! l.. c.. cloyd was over from
/ Paradise Monday. He took his
boy out of the asylum and put
him in q private sanatorium,
!: and informs US he is getting bet
ter. t-
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

U. 8. Land Once At Lamar. Colo, Mar. 0. 1918.
Noties I. hissby given that John A. Hollands
worth, Of Lsnport. Colo. who. on Nay. J. 1913
madsHd. Entry, No. olSo%2. for nsA, n,sse<.
ss1Sse&. and lot & Of Section 10 Township
8. D.. Ranss ~ ". 9Th Prin. Meridian. has hlsd
notice Of intsat3on p make three ysaf proof, TO
establish claim TO the hnA above dssesibed' below
silas E. speckmann. q. 8. c9mmiss'ooer. at
Springfield. Colo. % the 9Th daS o. Apr. 1915
Claimant names as witnssses: ajNa
George, Parehsr, Chas. F. Swishcr. Arthur III az
rio,t Of Lamport. J. hn q. Nsors, Rschards. Csao.
A. L. BEAVERS, Rssistsr.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
Notice for Publication
Department Of che interior

Department Of che interior
Mar 1918.
Notes 10 hsrshv glvsn that W. olivsr Gray
of Joyeoy. Colo, who, on octoSsx 18th, 1914
made houses,ssd sntsy serial No. oisoss for the
(sonth half Of Sec. - 7. 81 3. ow.. 9Th T. u.
has hisd notice Of Intention 70 make o-ysar prod
to establish claim b tie land above Described. z.
fore Silas E. Spsckmann, q. 8. c'rnmiss'onrr. at
Springfield, Colo. In the aoth day Of April, 1917.
Claimant namss ~ wisns sssa.
ES Brown. Jsss Brown. Waltsr Brown. and
AaU C1anan, ~ eow q Joycoy, Cob.
AZ o1AHHRA RsEaass.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
Notice for Publication
D-psrtm-nt q TIE interior

DrpsrSm- nt d the Interior
US Land Once st Lamar, Colo. Mar. !. 1918.
No'ice is hereby given that Clark B. Lutes. Of
Rsgnicr. Colo. who, on Mach 81. 1915, made
home lead entry No oi6esl fer the E " Of seciisn
81, T "a 8. r 4s v 9Th P Y. has died notice Of in
tcnti n to make thrce-year proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before Shas z.
speckmann. U 8 Coumissionsr, II Springfield
Colorado, on the lst day Of Nay. 1913 & y
Claimant nanss - Witnesses
John Amen, Ell A. Tbonss, ". L. Brown. and
Robert L. Jones, all Of Resnier. Colo.
A. L BEAVERS, Rsgistsr.
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
LOCALS

W. f rcet 50 Eoler-$3.OO
Herald last week.
l.. McAdam was over from
Paradise on the 18th.
Claude Jones and Fred Harris
we're in Denver last week.
G R. and w. M Thompson
we're iE town on the 18th.
VIM. Owens is here from
Camp Doniphon on furlough.
Frank Blackwell bought the
Alexander residence south part
Of town.
1. o. Dishman of Rodley had
himself jumped up on our books
from II to l9-last week.
Cap Hagerman and his orches-
ira of Lamar furnished the music
last Saturday night for the Pith-
ian's St. Patric's ball at Lamar.
Rev. Dean Easter Sunday
night will preach on the Resur-
ection of Christ. There will be
special services and special sing
ing. Come out.
Gard of Thanks
We wish to thank our many
friends who were SO kind and
helpful to US in the sickness and
death of our beloved baby and
granddaughter. May God reward
you.
Thomas O. Maynard and family.
F. H. Mitchell and wife tGrand-
parrents.)
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
Norlos Fos PusLloAf1oH
Dspaxtnsnt Of ths lntpeioe
u, s. Land O6los II Lamar. Colo..

N.f. Mar. I. 1913.
Notes is hseshy given that John Amen. Of
Rsgniss. Coioesdo.. who on July ie, 1917.
made Homestead sntsy ssrial No! olSess. fan w
Of section n Townshie uh.
Ranss % W.. 9Th Principal Meridian. has his
noties Of intsnten 10 maks nnsl ysaf proof. 10
establish claim b ths land above dsscsiosd. BE-
fore Silas e epsckmsnn U. 3. Com. at
spriaens,d. Coio.. % ths lst day Of May. 1918
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
Clark B. Lutes. Robert L. Jonss. Ell A. Ihomas
W. L. Brown. I'll foar Of Rsgnisr, tolo
Al IF/yIFs Re sists
The Springfield herald., 1918-03-22
COMING
SEED POTATOES
Don't pay exhorbttant

Don't pay exhorbttant
prices for your seed pota-
toes until you get our
prices. They will be on
hands by March 25th and
may be sooner. This is
the time of all times to
raise your own fprovis-
ions. So don't forget we
have prices on onion sets.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-11
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay gray! Here's simple
recipe that anybody can apply
with hair brush.

The use of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmother's
time. She used it to keep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy and attrac-
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
DUH, faded or streaked appearance,
this simple mixture was applied with
wond erful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-of- date. Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store for q bottle of ''Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound you
win get this famous old preparation
improved by the addition of other in
gradients, which can be depended up
on to restore natural color and beauty
to the hair.
says it darl<ens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at time. By morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two, it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire a more youthful
appearance. 1t is not intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention of
disease.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-11

ton of some of the other things
which We have been accustomed to
use, and that means that we must
transfer labor and capital from the
industries engaged in making peace
products to those engaged in making
war products.
The voluntary methods both of in
ducing savings and Of securing the
transfer of productive energy from
peace to war industries are easier to
apply than the alternative cOmpul-
sorry methods and are more in har-
mony with American practices and
ideals. To apply the food-card sys-
tenn and to cOnscript industry and la
Dor in this country would involve q
vast and cumbrOus system of admin
1stratiVe machinery. 1t would also re-
quire a large amount of time and a
consequent prolongatiOn of the war
with it's attendant increased expenses
and sacrifice of life.
But will the voluntary system work.
The answer to this question will be
given in the response which the Am.
erican people make to the appeals OF
the Government. Will we cut down
our expenditures and increase our
savings as we are being urged to do
Business AS Usual Suicidal.
The business of the nation is now
war. The task is SO enormous-and
speed is SO necessary if we expect to
put our strength into the fight be-
fore it is too late-that it would be
suicidal to attempt to follow a policy
Of business as usual"
The "business-a usual" propagan-
da is seriously retarding the vitality
necessary diversion of productive
energy from peace to war industries.
Americans who are spending as usual
and consuming as usual are compel
ing with the Government and OBJ
structing the rapid increase of our
fighting forces.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-11

order to pay taxes or. what is the
same thing, to avoid the unpleasant
consequences Of not paying them:
but 1t is also true that there is a.
point beyond which the consequences
of paying the taxes will be considered
more unpleasant than those Of not
Taying them. That point represents
the taxation limit.
"A method of compelling saving
which may be used to supplement
taxation, and which is efficient in a
high degree, Is the food card and the
industrial CONSUMPTION method. When
the Government forcibly limits the
volume Of our consumption by not
allowing us to purchase more than a
limited, prescribed quantity Of food,
clothing. fuel, ETC., and at the same
time takes possession of our fac
tories and farms and shops and con-
scripts our services, it is forcing us to
save in the most efficient possible
manner, though not in the most
agreeable way.
Shifting to War Production.
The reorganization of our economic
activities referred to above as the
second phase Of the task of equipptng
our armies and navies involves the
diversion of a considerable percen-
tage Of our productive energy from
peace to war industries On account
of the heavy drafts upon the labor
factor in production, occasioned by
the recruiting of our armies and ma
vies, we cannot hope to Increase the
total volume of our production while
the war is in progress. We shall do
we'll indeed if we main tain 1t at the
pre-war level.
In order greatly to increase the
production of munitions of war, spe-
cial kinds of food and clothing for
soldiers and sailors, air ships and sea
ships, hospital supplies, ETC., we must
CORRESPONDENCE diminish the produc-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-11

Labor and materials in huge guam
titles are vitality needed for the rap"
id building of ships and the supply
ing of food and munitions for Eu-
rope. We cannot send the men with
out the ships and supplies. And yet
we hear of Americans who are sell
f1shly commanding the use of labor
ard materials for their personal graf
ification, when the rate of the Allies
is hanging by a thread for lack of
ships, airplanes, gun, food and all the
necessities of warfare.
It is sheer folly to suppose, and
those of use are intellectually blind
who think, that we can fight through
this war without sacrifice here at
home as we'll as on the battlefield.
The greatest danger of the business
as-usuar' propaganda is failure TO
bring the war to a successful issue
All the evidence indicates that speedy
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-11
MANY SPECIAL POLICEMEN,

The board of police missioners
has appointed list of special police
men to act at the Landers, Frary &
Clark and Stanley Works factory. The
list: Landers, Frary & Clark prop
erty, w. M. Jones of No. 90 Lawlor
street, George E. Clark of No. 2S
Church street, Leroy Sadler of No. As
Commercial street, Ernest Howe, of
No. % Oak street, Louis WEIGH of No.
s Kelsey street, James Monahan of
No. SO Oak street. Alex McFadden OF
No. SO Wallace street, A. M. Thomp-
son OF No. 1O2 Black Rock Avenue,
Ernest Post of No. 40 Beaver street,
Irving Bancroft Of No. 1872 Hartford
Avenue William Goddison of No. Is
Milk street, John Glaves of No. At
Glen street, Edward Schneider of No.
304 Park street, Harry Chapman of
No. 1876 Park street, C. J. Coughlin
of No. Is Walnut street, J. A. Hall of
No. 419 West Main street, Meddrick
Perry Of No. As Union street. Frank
Welch Of No. 81 Olive street, S. w.
Brainard of No. 730 East street, Fred
Cutie Of Kensington street: Albin
Johnson of No. 213 Cherry street,
George Janelle of No. 666 Main street
James Atkinson of No. 16 Prospect
street, H. C. Margaral of No. Is Wal
nut street, M. H. Williams Of No. 80
Franklin Square, John Hubert of No.
63 Camp street, George Cutie Of No.
64 Prospect street, Myer Perkins of
No. 623 East Main street. Stanley
Works, T. A. Wooster, B. w. Lewis,
Henry L. Hughes, c. B. Pratt, George
Myerson, J. T. McGrath, j. J. Kehoe,
John Middleton, William Cronin, A.
Williams, Julius Anderson, Alex
Tompkins Frank Preston and depu-
ty policemen who will be used at the
discretion of Chief Rawlings, have
been appointed as follows: Fay
Brown, Donald w. Praker, Ernest W.
Carlson, Martin J. OMeara, M. ].
Ohrnstedt, J. H. Demarest, Richard
NJ Hall, II. A. Norris and Wells Will
liams.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-11

action on our part is the
consideration Time is the
cious thing we have. To To-
surely be costly and perhaps
hesitate and procrastinate il
with the bomb which may b
fragm ents.
This is a life death st
democracy with military q
Everything for which our
ers have fought and for viii
a nation have struggled, all
stand for in the worlds hi
the hopes and aspiratio
achievements associated Y
United States of America
minds of men, are at stake.
words of our immortal Lin
are again fighting to {
whether government of the p
the people, and for the PEG
perish from the earth.
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