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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
A HuMAN TasfsIaatsN1s

Some writer's mottta "a s,sthe .rs.se Il
ers the impressioi, II. nag F'resa Den t
Wilson is coid resefSetI aasis exact In
his official dealings. psthat. one nigh1s
be pardoned forsconcladine that Mr.
Wilson is a kinfSpf sphinx With out
any. feelings which are Common I'm
ordinary mortals, SIT; the Presidents
himself has son sseasssA pccasisns as :
seftsas that be. treates like
regulars puritan saslng a5na she
tells that he,aisee 70 ffdaget, froia ma Il.
TO time, that als.sls tbs president! and
feel free. 70 srjigs mo msE Of leiap Y +
or tw9. 4 few Years Years 40 spea5k sing
before Presssssab ,rEsaehin ssen,ss
Nj 1son teclass vt haas ses Wgula
give: IA . st. any i kssttld easlFsl
slip tsoa sa9st1 II sp Ii gaizsea
In 4 crowd and gu1 stbsvfsysith AIsI
teliowanen ohSt hss5ssssr GET and ii the.
electric car. East evening; White att
.tsndinsssSa heater perform aneas jim
9New york., thsskfesident was dissoy
cred N ifs bozsby the saudiendsss
speech was of course demanded BY
those present. The CHIEF executtye
aros and said: s4sA II
Ladies sgd Gaattenle nS;s You are,
lsboring under aselusion. 1you th4nlssss
you see the President of the United'
States. YOU are 1nistaase an. r eallys,.
you see a tired man having a good
If ever! a sin this countrE de-
served Vacation now and then, it is
Prssidens wilson No other Presi-
dent ever had such colossal problems
e. deal with. He tolls night and day,
End every day.
ed man, having G good time"
With5sR s,siae begrudge hinlt his holi-
day . -
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
"Annie Laiiric.f'

(From the Springfield Republican. \,
Like an echo out of the past comes
word of the popularity Of annie
Laurie" with the. BritiA1 soldiers TT
is the queen Of songs In the trenches"
says Sir alexander Mackenzie as
quoted lay the London Chronicle. The
men who fought under the Iron
Duke" were bound into deeper fell
'lowship by singing Annie Lauries'
and it is Well that its vogue should.
abide.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
] b y Iopic.s|.

~, '.S
hose 80 yrassa tho may IL $,
ME ssage, al Nil ii ne had to say,
saof1Rt ttleea ~ st And rent situa-
tessl sslaa. % Il ss1fsetg ai}7af then trrnea to
s. tt,ffa 3Ttraad of Bujkli1es
u % Hf&to ffof,fs annuxeIs iss-f>ott
s5}S y rs hnfsafS 'F'asnd that Ne4xS tsslsft
38js @fa oeS4a With asSeNsss,tSEtssa
oHt. ssllefssf" g nie4 81 f;S8-s that
ogt5s ;5SsN NM p ssdants~s %f added
a1' <5Ssx asss =. :3eeas8 4,is. Real
esssat s6Ile Z s,f.-t q - ssgstfgj ~ hard to
laGlf.ss F9ent8g . fEcSs5p an endless.
,ses t1s - That Their rates
!. &s - 7lEher and hjgh3g,
tfp3 faHa 70 4t3m es forth villa
tiFest ( : =. 'lssalzs ~ + taxes are being
sboos&ad 9Iie higher insurance
rates aretlrssalta bEtaifs and Improve
'nents afe-stner re ssss,aeI5 sive than ever.
+ is nottas pleasing situation. = Some
people argyle shafa land ord whose
L xes ars 81 sfsaises, Say, $50 a Asar, in
III Ant ~ n 2slel55. making an additional
What aar!fe 8 iSSsssg1aent ON The other
hand sffs5e's ~ ! srd has to psys .tre
fpt stal ,wetr srlts, suefls ae} paintiltk. I
etess and he. may also tignss tfa1
while his, house originality Epst cAyy
IS eoofit woulSs cost :s7..oaog# bssal1
TIE. same structure today. 81 utsss NE !
f7I ght argue$4f his house Sshoultt be j
4 les5royed ard he SHOULD get his.s5,
egtaS INSURANCE. hexreould 3lRt Erepla ce
5ISas buildi52gs with|ivi, sos I'LL therefore !
feels that he. sho51ld hsvsSshe income ;
On a present basisaaE q $4,000 sfruc-
SIRE. rather than onsSfh eSsrlitlat5 cost |
Of $6,oooa But thers Is talstice and |
fairness in all things fseY lis hope |
the property owna and the rent !
dwe}ler VIII hayesJ1e serious difficult i
ties here. 49,
With SO manYSNew Britain boys at |
Camp Devens, the citizens naturally |
feel a greater Interest in that canton
ment than possibly any other in, the
country. 3 Therefnre it should be in
teresting to theIaa to know som ething
Of the various copies and tongues
that have been a3oured into this army
melting pot. fAmoug the men sta J.
tioned here from All parts of New |
England and Rorthern New York no
tnss than 40 different nationa1ities
are represented nad among these are
~ ny men who %:ean : fnently speak I
t1aeir native tongue, aswelI as Eng
iah. Naturally the English speaking |
han any other. and then comes our
Ally. the Frelsh. According - Col
Sf4rs' weekly which has obtained |
9lis @5censfts. of languages spoken att
Devenss. the Following table, showsj
4
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
n II "a - ~
RED CROSS HEROINE.

8 eve Of the opening das ek.
Cross oampatgn comes M
bn across the seas th4 sE.
d Red Cross nurse 5ha
for her country.
of Concord,
reported in hes - ~ d !
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

If the United States promised. as
Premier Ciemenceau announces, @that
there Will be a million and "A half
american troops in France by the emf
OF 1918. its pretty safe betting that
their numbers will be 100000
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

ETidently3 sQTne property owner has
been 5larnaed by the size ofSt1is water
rent tinder The me ter system and Inn {
noediately~< attaches the blame 10 thei
m}a&Wial ( pt.Hetiee Of letting the
water ruiz 4os prevent freezing, for a
resolution is5before the council which
suggests that a rebate} onsxsuch bills
may be asked. The, water board OH
Gals admit that some people were ad-
Nised to let the water run to pre- vent
the pipes freezing because it would
be cheaper than paying plumbers =
fees. 1t would appear that the ad-
vice of the water commissioners was
based On good judgment, and 1T would
likewise appear that any clafn, for re-
Bates unless an neasonably large
bill wa s received, has but little merit.
It.5also would present a difficult task
to fixing a satisfactory rebates San d at
theas me time would aopeni up IAN an
hinged nam Dor Of pleas for such re.z3
pS'ss ts7ss! So Il
aeuncilpan JddAsso n OF the fourth
ward las called the aIraEti onA OF "A hySs,
common coancil to yAes s1as
dition Of the trolley trHssh thssss
intersection of East. @I1Might 9asaa,
Jubilee street At this ,pnAnt, lit VIII,
renafa bered -, East street eao ssHgs
Dwight street at right anaaes Syi6ile HI
few hundred feet to- the ssAsAS NJ
street turnes ooliausls.ss,1 \
and cuts into East stree 81 e Is -
dista ncss south Sof tha.scorn sa ~ s.-ssss
and Dwight, The trolley rsss7s,1 |
ever, &c not fallnw sss5 sss
road M contlha9 easl IT.
Meeting DWIGHT ~ So IS,
street, MS Ieaaaas afae n 49, VI
.tangulea plotHefss and.
IRA cks, East anti nh4 laa' 80 tsats "a /
s. sdley cpnpanSN has nsssr sfses syS u d
81 sEnade these tracks sstsR ak Il SO
81 rail s sSsafs bare like a. stesa4so rye
8ss N ed 4 aeostrse these tr4a So de-
rivs, eassn saperty and a sigffss Has
shd& pIH. - there to this effect but
Fa he Hpa"sen unfamiliar with CON
lltfons il Would appear that the troll
'Hr5 tracks fellow s4he street and a |
driver in turn, would pc apt to fol-
low the trolley tra nks a.nG, thus come
to grief, as a number cf4 sSspple have
done. The fourth ward eouncilflan
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

ssslIIru guay thought a STATE Of war ex-
gsylad between it and Germany but
gNsasn't sure about it, SO Berlin as
asked. Naturally Berlin replied No,
flor Uruguay to believe Yes"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

When the mayor removed the po-
lice onnn1issioner from Office refer
enee was made. in the press to the
.sofhcisi axe" Why nor call 1t a
Steeletto7 ~
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

FsSStssorse Creel evidently didn't know
tffHat the congressional gun was
loaded
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
As Tt Is In Austria.
kansas City Star,

EsThe Austrian emperor has Gb9ads
tna f ichsrath because 1T, insisted sIf@
on. talking about food. .The Re1c hs-@
rath@ oad table manners have aIal2k
gsae# aFallel that We know II l{sA
4 tsT4,. st'Aiice in Wcndc ''A Is. s-
- Ia same wine,' $4.3csx.k1e Rab-
lHss t
81 don't sec any, said Alice.
There isn't any" said the Rabbit.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

If the Senate Committee on Mill
tary Affairs ocan investigate every
thing what official body can in~esti-
ssate the Senate Committee on Mill
,tary' Affairs? 4. .-,es
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

Il Inc Emperor Charles Goes
TO Sofia" That ought TO make EN-
press Zita jealous t
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

r. Some of those lawmakers in Wash
ington who's are trying TO embayrasa
the Administration in the prosecution
Of the war will have reason to know
what the Anti-Loafing law means
next November. they'll be out Of a.
job.sStf ~, IL,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

Y
Sssusa "A NJ tee esusRasg excspted> at 4s1S p. 10"
ss N f5aTgsfd ssstgtdsps, s7AChurch ST
ess1sraa af tSs post once at New Britain
3 Se anyss 6 Essa Mall Matter
nefsEesess ka Asrr4er1 to. any part OF the city
y SfoS AgasS. s. cents a2montn A.,
Si bao3 sfsFs Tor passer tc be sent sv Haii'
pagsfst IA aasaneess GO cents . naertf.
~ sTe2 r1% year Z T. ~ .. ~, &
5 The boni9 sprostsblea advertising medium IN
i sssahts Sst5 Ejaculation books and press
8fs s g{4swagsk open TO advertisers
Tai 9ftyss svyIf 90 found safsSst HotA"
& ~ .sn6fS News stand. 42nd st:3and sfosa-
,sea@. New York City: Board Wax AZ
9saiTt4c City. and Hartford Depot x g
TELEPHONE CALLS -.
tsEaSs1eSS y 3stf.F .-s.4& 1Sc
dEtogfa1 egs7t1s & e--..*--. $50. ~
ssSgs Msrafssss o. 81 rte associated Press
5aes A ss6atss sxI PRS IS IS Exclusively enettleo
5sto the Ssss Yof repubIiSAtspn. Of all news
esf credite6s TO 1t not ofhsrwtss eredreo
Min this paper and also 9heE local news
- published 1erein. Eau ,EsSasS55Ss8s A. g. I
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

Hats off to the mothers and ali the
Red Cross ladies!
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
THE RED CROSS NURSE.


tshe lsatl1 done what she coulas.
Mark 4-1sy9 $780, ~ ~, s ss
+ nIsesftt to- raw picture
Aud Write II measured verse
About; a-$s1o biz. WON Ia ss74a ~'' 4 IT
Thes fagthfns Fsse{f- ross ,Nursa
s1ae. IS "a tos-aA s,seatslhe o. ~
Rfith toicei low ard sweftav. w..
WIG does her deeds. Of >rpefs
Ia battle smoke and heat
Her heart is brave and tender
Her feet arc swift to 80
Along the paths of mercy
To tighten anothers woe.
Her eyes so dark and tender
Shine with holy light
AS she gives her timely service
All through the wakcful night.
.Eut this brave and loyal woman =
d with heart SC. full OF love ss'
foes her task without "A m1u'fnur
~ G rdedEfby t17atszha1e6 above, +.
For she. has Ieft.ber. Kindred -
And given ups Her ease t>,f
To toll tor God and Freedoln
Beyond the.rei ing seas. -
IF I but had "a fluent tongue ~
Or could svrifs a master verse =
I'd write. a noble epigram s
To the faitHfaf Red Cross Nurse,
I'd write it high upon the scroll.
Where lasting. fame Is found
In order that a. Needless wo19dsa
Might catch its wondrous sound.
I'd. tell about 9aer deeds of, 'oys
Amid the shot and. fame ~ g. n;
And clothe my: words III sswee e est
praise j &C.
AS / spoke her honored name @
Upon fiove's tabIet I*Swonid write ~
Hen name so'true and good ~.
And use the words that Jesus. used =
"she hath done What slae Could
Written by Private Blr Smart stdf
Texas), Company r.. z So Epgiiattsls.
Camp American University. : District
Of Column biae g. etsSSr 5..s.ss
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

young farmer out West sold ALI
his PROPERTY and Bought $1,000 worth.
of Ltberty Bopess gave 81. ooesto the
Red Cross put@she rest into9ETh rift
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

q sya love the best. There
'fSIse asnongst yon who would
Iiae same sac rifies oyer
AZ yoA had yoursboy hheA spx1tia
lkse nserss Fol that tte stuff
p AN ERICAN MOTHERS ere
And you motheTs. whose lads
iIaps at this very moment, far-;
sth In France. we know that
ears may I'LL your eyes as you
DC them You are proud that,
Is over there Ia the front ranks.
( for the highest ideals which
Id oherishes. Your pride in
Ig is equalled only hF*Iae pride
e Nv you and In taeans And
hN every true heart In New
echo the wish and greet
xalfcl1 we .conclpds these eew
/ HAIL THE SOLDIERS
6Rs! GOD BlsHsss gHaEsM !,
ssaa p
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

R1eSOnlan. -t-
~ IsHfengasing in the production. Of
futurist art" free verse and ESSAYS
On hoWS%to be free spirit employ,
M en- sVithill; the nlaani ngxFs OF sNsvv
sasarl< ,s@}1'esv anti laaffhg. ssssl seay Ia-
Of GreenAyle Nfflaa.e ssr-5
'Tfehs are N'orrytna, aHothf IT, tssszs,.
field Republics n. 80 Y AEfsg IS
a. The board OF, eddeH4,or, is to4 HAYS
an executive mar, agars at s1o,oeq
yeaf, very praFsr1Y. But what II ssse.
turns out to$sba lah expert ?'}-saS.ss A.
York Wosld. 80.
Owl, the basehAil player, ought + ID
.be great when fts comes to playl;fpss;5s
for dHIl1n ess-Springfeld Daily 3NassS Il
8 every time a Wall Street nassa
11.ands d dollsr-a year job in Washing,
fonss Wall sfrest gives three chesrs
I.aassisse democracy saved agairsss@
J p'atsrspn Press Guardian.
. The SfgEag was never intended. fal%
decoraflon. It needs a staff to raas.n
" imprfssi ve:-SfAeriden Record. ~,
What has the Prince of MonaSe>
done fofS, the war?--Nevr Lon fpsA
Day. sEi
The most terrible general We have
to n1esfasfn this war is not General
Hindenburg. but General Dflav-14
New Haven Union,
Getting candidate for goverrYorSj
who will suit everybody is impossible
but 1t should be possible to getsgas|
candidate. Mho will suit somebodz
Buffalo Fsnnhtse EtsS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

recommended that the Conn <<Gt
corn pany take this matter up~a and
srade4 the tracks,. 1t is q good idea.
And if the Connecticut company does
not respond The matter should be tag
90 IT once to the public utilities com
mission. : %
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
w. s. s.

A few months ago a prominent
lolayMrieht, who had forsahen his pen
stn plunge enthusiastically into sRed
Gross vorkse lost his life in British
CoFpln laia. III was Harry James Smith
@of Berlin +. Subsequently, there was a
fitting neeneiiM service for the dead
playwright ard onls. a few days ago
a protninepts New York biographer
wrote ans elequents tribnte to Mr..
Smith. The strange thdsg is that
there all Gefer to%bin :&sst the Berlin
bnE' 4N9hs- as ~ pa ttsa2 T.f fact Mr..
Smith 2Fa{t really a NsW rfti,itain bog.
We Wasxl2orn 'n3sfifaud street., was
graduated from tie Ioc4& f4igh schoaI
and did not mpae 70 HS#:lin with htA,
fan7ilNsnntil he. Nas irStIzss late 4sp cnsSs
1t may also bs+ef intsa#sy to- phopNe
of ti2y% 40 ungefs gen e.a4. IA tor feetY, 4
that the New Britain GAnerat 1toSpttIs
building formerlE she j. ~ aplist5,
reSidene sNand it was isSthis htSlse tl,@s
the gfasraIs lived. 49,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
w. S. S.
One cannot help but smile. tt

One cannot help but smile. The
common council. in adopting the
summer schedule for street employees,
also embodied a permission for those
working, in city hall offices to close
said Offices on Saturday afternoons
during, stl1e months of June, July and
august The smile comes when one
realizes tlatrsonne of these offices
follow this system during the entire
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

SALUTE THE FLAG.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

le2tt11Fhese@a ila 1t was fft9l hls htslse,S!t
the hex a ast lived NEE.
! s.: F1W, $50
j. tszsx qua rteT- Of IA. aentur. ,Ago the
I'Fgefaid contained theSfonow14g itefsa NJ
May t2.-4J ohm E. Duniay IS
, sieoted grand knight Of the K. o
Fslast evening. Among the asprogcI Ss
|,weddingst is that oa& Fred ts I'iss5s IS !,
of the Pa,.ll drug store. ape. Miss 5F !,
Hills, daughter .of-C r. fsiltr NAe
| men employed by the. stsa&t He&a.i-
ment are NOW getting St.31A 8 H3.a@ SCR
nine hottrs' work and Ws&nt OF ssn
strikesftllls morning, ratuf4iHgs2 Bf3ss-
ever. when an increase was lra$s@ Nd.
The Herald has organ1zaSIfsa ba39ssSal
team with the following va IS:
Thomas ''Liliis, catcher, " ~
Stocking, pitcher S, and sas4aad
baseA Rollin c. Woodruff, fir@ sa3ssa
andJaRtcher; John ki1son, secor Sc
dfpitchen; G. H. Reickes ssrd
basssS James Tevlin. short. sts;4 So H.
Pags. George B. Gordon -andsa1 egkFs4n
Tsvslh, f1elders: A. L.. II asiaza - IL; a.
Nara O1ds and c. e, Ha1failtxS ~
May 13--Judge y. 49, Sesss,esl!-
lain was In charge of the Az II q Get
ing in the First church Last zsag at
which Thomas Murphy spoE #4s There
ssome talk of selling tbs ~ Bs allret
property and building fao8a .edern
structure, especially since. - ahink
the ringing of the aJsetrissg - bells
at the. corner will srearIA ~ 3esrfere
with the. services. The Noa so. Judd
Mfg. Co. has promoted e. pSse NJ
Wightman to be superintefAkAs# Of the
entire factory.
MAY Sunday
May 15.-.-Among, the fsf sasza sa,'s.
which appeared Fon the anl5fsssssss ~ 90
court Of the G. B. Erwin 1AsE NJ aie7t
in The probate court today lie
guests: ~Soldiers' Monum emf - O Gasf 4
Baptist church. s 1000: for.a&~ ID 4 3sesalss
Home. $50 900: South church $5@sgs u
age OH Washington street and sssF4 ID. .4
TO maintain 1t, S12,5oo for cha ~
n. B. Institute. s163.32s33: W1ag5s
Hill park income Of $50, 900. sas.$ids
for chapel in F'airview cerneteryss Ri i
SO 600 for other in1prove1a M
funds at the Germ g cry. Fred Mossv
has entered the employ of ttse449s3ss..ss
drews-Svift Co. ~
May 16.--Barnum & Bailevs fam
Gus cfr(As will be here on May o6 and
Will exhibit in Rassett's LOT on South
Main street. a street parade preced-
Ing the performance. A number of
dudes appeared in straw hats last
week, but they We're mostly last years
hats Mr.. and Mrs A, y. Sloper and
son Harry are the first local people
10 attend the World s Fair. !
May 17.--Charles D. Ellis, Of this
city. and Clifford Thompson, of Union
vile, caught over 100. trout in CRANKY
Monday. W.erkmen began putting UP
he spans for the electric wires on
West Main street today.
May 19.--~The marriage Of Samuel
Magson and Miss Sarah Haddon will
take place Wednesday, June 7. Paul !
w Heller and Miss Norma r. Ray !
Of New Haven will be married In |
New Haven on May 81.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

/ Here they come
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

While it Is not generally known,
New Britain is unique in that 1t has
two. and only two. female city Of
ficials. Miss Mary Campbell is "a
member of the public amusement
commission and Miss Jean Cochrane
is the deputy city clerk.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

EFidentiE the common, council
really feels that the police coJf1n1is-
sioners have erred badly in thotr
proposed contract NJ two Reo,~ears
by which the city - allowed only
$500 for a White chassis and a fsud-
son touring car, !. But had the nsiice
40 hntnission folcss ed ting usual aus
tom of advertising for bids and esus
permitted other eesiers to edSapeta
there would havs been HsbettafefeaAr
ing al aroafs ard W t1i5s. there<is nb
rea agss& te tnank that the
IA slsowe esf 4 It's ..
s. ril91'1 ssa u IL 1 M hesss d; III
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
II HAIL THE SOLDIERS
Prs! GOD aaIriN

"A FOR THE Me 81 d E'Rs
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
To THM MtlTHEFas.

t r.
Today Is FOUR aay nothesr OF
@A7fS VINO A'e 1oa- '11'{ 1s''
lay we sfeals So e, - modest sor'
Way ~ p10S.s g 6 F Wv guy s1a''suos
ia1a : 'ae = 2 y Ap'1 ~. YOU pass
lEasg the lifssssS q az faser ehe p'aua1ss
ssssAa l "a please ss. esheVe ina T.
iIa e Estosas.'l assa eaisa VINO
q . nag of u sneeE "a % you ~ o''
ssssssse Fs IA fs1e ss 81 desire re, 10 Demon
y ~ eltflt now PROUD This estE Is
~ e q your boys ~ assh eF -
ys can dos but neveEthe less inc
z l9s1 ss al17l3 OF =; appnoss1 conae I
Very bottom OF oursheares.
aye the coraers 'e OF cur ma
5essere not $50 psaSrfotfc,
make the sacrifice
- ~ n W. ~ ~,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18
FOR III Il fss4s I,l Hsl
] N,ns N

,fs ea y g ella eff ~ II a-tentns
81. & :, ne g, 3 Ii M Alb4,,s
her ~ 5e thing, is that the was
ysosss {aee4SoEer s1xuntil the ailies Quit ~
BIT Y tlsags 20 1T aI efegra m. ~ - ''ts'
& Afy Unusual splash these davs
Z, 1eafeaaf9ss another launching rtfand.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

vs.
Be IN ssq IL. ~
Ssos. sea,s ert 81 one sees sg1s
II going are. ef mi n wig
IS i.sasisssa 1arn larterns With 4sfther
6 81. or rcd globe. being used as a
ss*s ass isfftk The law specih esathat ss
fsss. 15ts sfa ll~shoW from THE rear
a11sHa bayg OF whiteSdighf shsll = rss y
jefs $ontcstthe 5,lirenssg plate 50 "A ndF u
might nfpsssbe amisEg1for the, eutl1ori-
ties to aeaai thef aftention OF son1efcar
owners to the fact that thefry rear
lights SHOULD be adjusted so est o.
throw light onto the numbers ties, +
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-18

Camp American University, u istri1s
of Column biat a. 60, ssS go: ~ ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

BARN for sale can Walnut 7277
FOR SALE-lAdy's wardrobe trunk. cI.
ira large; nearly new: cost ijj viii
take $50 anS West 23rd Walnut ii3i-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

VERY CnEAF-ll .pioco dining room
suit finest mahogany, William and
MARY period. nearly new Maple llg1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

FOR SALE Second. hand bank safe,
with time lock. cheap, 922 West Main,
FOR SALE-Small 0re- proof safe. chap;
suitable for residence. sS2 West Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

I2-INCH by 2S-foot Meel l-beam, i,O4O
pounds. new. l-ton geared trolley TO
travel on l-beNm. new: b-ton cyclone
Lumber Company, Mlllorton, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
susiNEss opPoRruKIrlRs
OUT OF CITY

FOR sALE--ouick tho best paying
drug store In Oklahoma town " about
900; sales averaged August so uusl-
ness pays 80 to ~ percent on investment,
good prescription business. long prices:
Rexall, Ansco, Hess Lees and Parker
pen agencies; invoice stock and fixtures
$500; no trades; money talks; rcasnn
Tor selling, other business l. A, caro-
Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

STOVES conn0,lcd and Repaired, We
pay mure for furniture 223 " Reno
Thuup Maple 1909
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

GROCERY fixtures for sale, che-p Call,
afternoons . to 8, 22l 4 7th; Walnut
j7gg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19

FOR SALE-Che,p. ls-rOom rOomng
house pt SO6i4 y RrotdwHN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-19
H0h aAIE

Patent right Of an improved air m
pump, something new, different. designed
on cntiIely different lines to all others
made, NJ pne solid piece has no valves
or other moving parts 10 .ieed adjust,
ment viii never need epAirs: will last
lifetime; requires less volume Of air 10
operate has greater Efficiency. very sim
pie In construction and not difficult to
manufacture; patented July 3. 1917 n
interested address J &. Piper. Box 2lS
Ringing, Okla