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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17
RoO-HoOt !

She sent her waist to have it dyed, The bill set her to crying; The cost of living's high,' she
 sighed,
 ''So is the cost of dyeing."
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

George Bernard Shaw demands home rule Tor England Why not? And for Ireland Scotlaho aiio Wales also Then the mother country "oWu nave q government as representative that enjoyed by the colonies
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

The Russian revolutionists now caIllng ea0h other citizen" in imitation of the French reVoauo ists Do the Russians remember how the frehch reyolutonists wound up?
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

One of these days there will be loud report and something doing in the general direction of the Balkans
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

All of those who have written 1917 when they meant 1918 will hold up their hands
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer
Cheer Up !

Cheer Up! Cheer up, old scout Let's have a song! Don't look so glum gee whiz, Don't think the whole blame world is wrong Because your liver is.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

No wonder some of the War Department offic als got the notion Colonel Lewis was slightly off hi kerzp He wanted to give the government the bene fit of his without askinganythjng in return -tMacon Teegraph)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

Senator La Toilette has been expelled from th Madison Club of Madison. Wis, but he seems to be in danger of losing his seat in the Senate- (Ney York Sum-
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17
Giddap! i!

That's the worst thing going, !" aid the angry autoist who stood )n the road beside his machine.
 What is?" asked the farmer
 An automobile engine that sn't," replied the Autoist.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

If the King of Rumania has abdcated no ono can really blame him for it. He has had con spicuous reminder of the uneasiness that accompan les wearing crown-tPh Philadelphia Ledger)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

Anyway. we're glad the railroads are to be rur by Director General from the Treasury rather thaI by Brigadier General from the Quartermaster's De partment.-( Kansas City Tmes)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

fftssa will come out all right, says John F. Stew sAs ARd Mir. Stevens has enviabe reputation a. Keen pbserver-tCharleston News and courier)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

SEELEY'S White Pine Tar with eucalyptus and menthol-for coughs and colds-25c. soc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17
Fooey 1!

Fooey! \ big-mouthed bird is Oswald Sand, We hate to hear him blowing; That's why the boob is growing.
 Ouch! Flow long has that clerk worked or you?" asked the Caller About four hours" replied the Boss.
 ''I thought he had been here 'onger than that" said the Caller ''He has, said the Boss. He has been here for four months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

Today's News Today-ln Empire
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17
As To Eve

As To Eve. Eve was wonder, hully gee! To this fact I'll attest, She never turned around to see How other danes were dressed
 Luke McLuke. she was a wonder, true enough, Yet you'll admit, mayh3p, She couldn't shell a mess of peas For dinner in her lap.
 Macon, Ga., Telegraph.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

Vuf OdIty DPCC1ut. If You Cant Profit by Your Mis- akes, Don't Make Any.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17

TWO IN ONE = The EMPIRES aay for everybody. The EMPIRES ads" keeps the housewife informed sf all sales and the news column are right up to the milute on ths iEyB nsvl
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-17
Names Is Names.
Our Daily Special.

Tell Taylor lives in Chicago, Ill
The Carlisle independent., 1918-04-25

The advertising for the Third Liberty Loan in this city has been made possible through the patriotism of the --5 firms, who have generously contributed th4 space in which the advertising will appear;
The Carlisle independent., 1918-04-25
Buy Liberty Bonds

Buy them onceoday all you possibly pay though have do And be thankful serving you serving yourself for these Bonds first mortgage and industry in the land upon every salary. Everything y9u behind these Bonds And everything that have or hold dear, at stake in this
 can't pay cash fer your bonds you part bank, using the bonds security buy them bank It trouble buy Liberty Bond trouble pay for them. banker today
 TAKE YOUR CHOICE: LEND YOUR MONEY TO UNCLE SAM, OR PAY 1T IN TRIBUTE TO THE KAISER
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-22
METHODS or THE IMPERIAL
SECRET POLICE IN BOHEMIA.

In dealing with the Czecho- Slovak
populace the Imperial secret police
have perfected wholesale method
unsurpassed In the annals of tyran-
ms.
A girl OF Brunn. 90 years old. who
had served as nurse since the
opening months OF the war. received
from one Of her patients in the hos
pitaI-a wounded Croatian sumner
r. copy OF the Russian revolutionary
proclamation 10 the dominates
Austrian nationalities. She tnclosed
10 i'm a letter go her uncle for which
highly reasonable act she was ar
rested and sentenced 90 death The
uncle had copied the proclamation
into his note book and later he reac
ia 20 a friend. for which he. too was
sentenced TO death This friend T.
whom ne had condded 10 had been
permitted 90 make himself "a cor.
after promising 90 distribute DO no
further. rut breaking this promise.
he proceeded 20 make three copies
Tor passing them on he was CON
5ctod of high treason and executed
te the others
His copies reached three friends,
one "a school director or Brunn and
am ardent Bohemian nationals.
When arrested and searched. hts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-22
INDIA IS MARKET
FOR COTTON GOODS
!%n At McGill's An Avalanche GX
Report by the Department of
Commerce Shows Imports
From Various Countries.

The fact that India is the great
est cotton-goods market is again
called 10 the attention OF the Ameri-
can manufacturer. this time In a
bulletin entitled cotton Goods in
British India" issued by the bureau
OF foreign and domestic commerce.
department Of commerce.
midas imports Of cotton goods
in the fiscal year ended March 81.
1914. were valued at the huge sum
OF s215.o96.g15." says the report
Roughly. British India takes about
% per cent Of the total cotton goods
exported by all the cotton-manufac-
turing countries Of the world The
value OF the annual imports OF cot
ton piece goods into the port Of Cal
cutta alone exceeds the imports of
piece goods into any other single
country in the world"
OF the total OF S215, O96,915 worth
Of cotton goods imported in 1914
ff-N Z .fru q =
worth. Germany was next with S4.-
$685. worth. Japan following with
$500. 965 worth. Holland next with
S5,44O,2O7 worth. italy next with
S5.216,657 worth Belgium next
with S2,443.421 worth, switzerland
next with S1,21S,965 worth. Austria
next with S1.O95.7O worth. and the
United states next with only $S4S,-
sG1 worth.
OF these countries only Japan and
the United states increased their
trade in 1916. the former to the ex-
tent Of about S700.OOO and the lat
ter by about 100000 The Hkeli-
hood that Japan viii be able 70 cap
ture and retain much larger share
or the trade is discussed at length
by Commercial Agent Ralph NJ.
Odel. author Of the report.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-22
CELERY.

Celery seed should be sown i'm the
hotbed or window box about the
time of the last frOsts i'm the sprins
The seed is very slow in germinat-
Ing and the plants are small and
delicate. They are improved by
transplanting at least twice.
Celery requires a deep. rich. moist
soil with plenty of well rotted ma
nure or fertilizer and frequent shall
low cultivation I'm the garden. cell
cry may be planted after some early
crop. such as lettuce. radishes. or
peas. As soon as the plants attain
considerable size the leaves should
be drawn together and a little soil
con4pacted about the base of the
plant 20 hold il upright. If the
blanching is done with earth. care
should be taken that the hearts of
the plants do not become filled.
Boards. paper on other material may
be used for blanching, but earthins
up viii produce the finest flavor
Celery may be stored and kept
for winter use by placing it i'm old
hotbejs and covering II with corn
fodder or straw; in trenches cover
ed with coarse manure or straw.
in outdoor cellars. OF I'm the storage
room in the Basement.
Celery will test the skill Of the
gardener about as severely as any
crop ne may choose TO grow. but no
garden product pays better for pain
stalking care and effort than this
crop.
For details as TO the storage OF
celery. see Farmers Bulletin S79.
The Home STORAGE OF Vegetables
III y n.n-rLrnanL ~ A.r--uLLura
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-22
FINED FOR EATING FOOD
INTENDED FOR FAMILY

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March a.
Because he ate too much. Frank
Reich. father OF five children. must
serve a year in the house Of cOrrec g
ton. Reich was charged with
abandonment and 10 was found that
he had not only failed 10 provide
for his Wife and children, but han
eaten all the food that the family
had gathered. He even ate a piece
OF raw beef that had been purchased
10 make a stew.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-22
HoW TO Grow
SWEET CORN
CELERY
SWEET CORN.

Plant sweet corn about the time
OF the last killing frost i'm spring
and make three or four successive
paintings at intervals of two weeks
From quarter pint 20 a half pint
OF seed is sufficient for a hundred
foot row. Plant the seed in drills
three feet apart and thin to single
stalk every 10 10 IA inches. or plant
I'VE TO six seeds i'm hills three feet
apart each way, and thin out 10
three 90 five stalks i'm hill. Cover
the seeds about two inches deep.
Cultivate frequently. taking care 10
remove all suckers firm around the
base of the stalks.-U :. Depart
ment of Agriculture
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-22

copy was found and brought him
death sentence The two other
friends were given prison sentences
Of four and seven years respectively.
The industry of the police persist
"a unit! the young nurses copy and
It's copies had netted 80 convictions
ont OF - accused. These convictions
included six death sentences uncom-
muted one commuted. and a fur
Their total of OF wears of imprison-
ment Richard Wilmer Rowan n
the Worlds Work for March.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
RirAk0e na0ri0ttn.


Gus Set 6es FL. Glo6oal6, oes
Eatrons Ser Dio5eie ct. @lon0, miro
lout zines BEL Ser 6iesiabrigen 9i0=
5eian : &onbention gefoBten 8ei6lui=
ies om Samstag in alien &irden Der
0io5ele feierli6 begangen tperoen.
SSn ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit 6as
Hatronsfeit auf Sen naditen @onntag
perlegt, an mel6em Sage Ser bo6=
mite @err 8ii9of Soi. 8l1lb IN Ser
&atbe0rale Elm Eontififalamt 5ele=
brieren nitro.
MebIt bem bodm. P. 8rior Ml=
frin> 8. g. S., bon ser ct. SobnS
Mbtet bat ser bo1p' lte 8ii6of 8uid)
sic bpdtp. Serren 6. Ebiebaut bonn
ct. glou6 Snltitl1t, S. s.. @ttegler
bon Bier5, Slug. 8lodto bon &opal=
ton, 5rancis 8ritlder bon2eng Frat=
rte un6 sen bodm. P. 8. Gan0inter,
.. 6. g., bon 8luegraB, als &on=
i11ltoren ernannt.
: Sodtp. Serr @6irmes lit pom
bodam'iten 8iidof 811i6 alS Bfarr-
bertpeIer ser ct. &einridg @emein6e
in Berbam er1tarnt tpor6en.
s. 2ekten 5onntagno6mittag meib=
+e ser bodp'ite SER 8ifd)of 81id in
ser bonn $. 8. 6. S6euer paitorier-
'et1 Marienfirde Sic 1tel1en &reu5=
.pegltationen Elm. Ser ho6mite &err
bon fdmtli9en 5tan6esberei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
BUR Tahne aernfen.

@abren6 6ie1 er Wo9e merDen 80
iunge MGnner ct. @lo1t6 berlalien II.
Itd na6 6em Camp Grant, ST., be-
geben, lint it9 6aielbit fir oen go
terlan6s6ien1t %beranbiloen at lalien.
Na6Itebeno 6ie Namen iener> 6te 1t6
fir aenanntes Gamp perabi6ie6eten
@id)or6 @bitafer, @mmet 6. Soeft,
Clifford 6. @esme, Beter Niebous,
@arbep &lier, 9eter &ouo0ge, Ebeo,
sore IS. Bolipnid, @enrp S. Bbilip,
pi, Granf Sfmira, Mife @aSfa, Sen=
rp @ooo, Soiepb Ebomas &aQa> He,
ter @erbert 2u0pig, Beter gidolas
Meiter, Sames MdDeeal, Se11rp &os
ben, Norbert g. &olbiol, Setter N.
Gbeiien, @iGiam Carl 8arb, Setter
Saul Monoernad, &ilarius @otb=
1tein SEQ Sobn Ebeiien, Ebomos
@odnid, Ebeo6ore Slans Goldberg,
Mid Court, @erbar6 8rinfer, Mn6rem
@dnlb, so. Soiepb &1nfel> 2eonaro
2ouis Dean, Morcus q. @oden,. Mn=
ton D5ietpec3pnsfi Granf Stepben
Meper, George 8. &olb, Beter M.
Ybilippi, Mlops Sulius 8uiien. Mns
&loiie 2 fir bas Camp Grant: Mil=
liam Sobn 5iet1bauer, Slbert 9am-
mers, Gbeobore 6. Dingmann, So
mes 81. M6fins. Mls 8oluntGr Ser
1918 &loIie: Carl Bbilipps.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

tiers, traf Smstug anf iei11er o1rd)
ben Staat gernadten politii6en @et-
ie in St. CLOUD bon 2ittle Soils, Elm,
100 ct tags borber auf Der in WotleD
gebaltenen SabresausiteQung bon
abortion County ais &e6ner anfge'
treten mar.
- Soiepb &e6tanapaH, 5obn Der
Samilie @ilb. Ne6tenpalo, reiite
Sreitagabeno na6 8aris Sslano,
5ub Carolina, ab, no er li6 alS fret
piuiger Soloat fir ben Seeoienlt
b%eranbiloen IaBt.
- SsSn 6ie Office Der ct. CLOUD
Oil Company, COG 0lt ct. @ermain'
itraBe, muroe Montagmorgen in Der
5ribe eingebroden un6 Der @elo-
fdranf m1fgeblalen, BENT Dier5ig Sol
lars bares @elo entnommen muroen.
81 gleider 3eit beridafften it'd &an,
Der in Die office Ser &ammS 8ral1-
geieaidaft @ingang, no oaS Wagnts
}t9 aber fm1m lobnte, 6a neblt mfr
5pei Dolar eine nuf fmnfdig 9oaar
lautenoe 6reibeitsanleibe, Die ole
N1mmer 2178453 tragt, borgef11r'
ben 1pur6en. Son ben ma@tbabenoe11
Boli3iiten tpuroen a1f mebrere Ner-
oadt erregen6e Berionen S@iiile ab.
gefeuert, oo9 lit bas nadtliAe &C.
iin6el ipurlos beridmunoen.
- Sn.6er Yfarr16ule Der 1nbe.
fledten @mpfdngnisgemeinoe lit am
DienStag nod einem bonn bo9tp. +.
@erbor6, .. g.. S., gebalteten &od-
ante ser unterri6t, gu 6em ii@ iiber
450 &inber eingefun6en batten, croft.
net tpor6en.
- &reiSridter eSobn 81. &0fer be-
CAB ii9 DienStag na@ Mlepanoria>
mo- er Sen @reiSgeri6tstermin flr
|Douglas Gou11tp er0ffnete, melfer
5tpei bis bret @o9en 6muern miro.
- Die 6reibeits- Mnletbe Direfto-
rem meroen am na9iten Montag I'M
Commercial Club Gale, na9mlttags
2 llbr, cine @%eriammlung bolten, Inn
Sic Dorbereitungen fir Die bierte
6reibeits- 4nleibe @ampagne, 1pelbe
am %. 5eptember beginnt nno orei
8oden anoauern miro, 8n berool=
1tdnoigen.
-Dr. g.. g. Sutton begab iid
Montogmorgen nod Spler, W}inn..
uobin er bonn Observation-Disclosures
berufen tpar. @enannter Mr5t lit So
tuinon,Mr5t Ser Nattonall@aroe nn1
miro ols iolder an 6em 0nr6 einen
Srfun ber1pii1teten GDler Der letoen=
Den Meni6beit feline 9ienite ange=
oeiben laiien.
Die Bamilie Sarrp S. 8oBberg III
nod @ode11 langem 8eiu6e BET Bite
ligen 8erpan6ten nn6 BEL 1ol4en IN
@ittle Sails am SmStag na6 ibrem
@eim in Sasfatoon, Canada 5nrnd,
gefebrt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
rem @eite 10 entiebli6 biel @eidrei
gegen 6orb erboben unroe. famea
nur fiinf3ig 8roaent 5um Sttmmta-
item I'M 8ergleih our 8raltoentett-
mobI inn Sabre 1916.
8iraerred)t nmb 8iirgerpflidt

8iirgerredt 1nb 8argerpfltdDt
mur0en bon Senator 8orob bon 500
bo anlablid ser Senatsoebatte uber
Sen 8ioerruf oes Sreibriefs, Der let-
n~er5eit Sem .9eutid=M merifantlben
Nationalbunoe geruabrt moroen mar,
in oen nobfolgenoen fur5en, aber Den
Maael auf Sen aopf treffenoen 5aben
oefiniert: ugs iolte in nid)t mtB5u=
peritebenoer 8eiie flor gema9t per=
Sen, oa6 nien1ano Elm gutter Bnrger
unlerer Hep1rblif iein fann, iolange
er bloB fem ltnredt begebt nro tel
ne merbenoe Oppoittion gegen Die
Meaierunq betreibt. Seine 8erpfltb=
tung lit nnglei6 groBer. &el1 I'm,
redf begeben un6 feline Oppolttion
aeqen sic Megierung betreiben, TT
nid,t binrei9en6. Ser 8iirger mnB It'd
betGtigen> n1f Der 8a6t ietn 11no
iene &ingabe 5eigen> Die fnr Wfan1ter
dorafteriitiid it, uelde oas 2ano
lieben> in DEM file leben.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
GeltoiDies @prurteil ftirbt idumer

8elieiDies @orarteil ftirbt fdmer,
Sir gepiiie Sn%6ibionen, bie eS als
ibren 8er11f betradten, religioie I'm.
ruben in @emein6en berbor5urnfen,
lit ein b%erridenoes Borurteil not
tpenbig 5um @ei6dfte. Str @ei9dft
beitebt 6orin, gorurteile un6 MiBbelz
ligfeiten gu ertpeden, 3mietro6t gu
iaen, Inn pefuniare Brofite o6er pc,
litiihes Mnieben 5u ernten. &enn IT.
eenb Elm &atbolif ii6 I'M Elm 0ffent'
Iihes Mmt bepirbt, erbeben ite 6as
8eidrei, baB oie fatbolii6e &ir6e
iid in Holitif miide. Bir baben pie.
berboIt politiide grfldrungen ieitens
proteitontiider @irden bernommer,
ober mir baben no6 nidt BON elmer
fatboliiden amtli6en Mnfiin6igung
gebort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
Ser @eIana in Der Stride ipllte

StT VeIuNg III uel 0ttlut luAle
Elm @ebet fein, bat na6 einem 8es
ri6t Bopit !8ene6ift iiingit geiagt,
oIs er feline Mnbiidt erfldrte, Sic in
Der &irdenm1iif bon Bopit Bins x.
begonnene &eform frdftig fort3uie<
ben. SIM 9eutiden ingt man: Man
fingt nidt, tint gebort, fon6ern I'M
erbort 81 meroen. 9oB Ser 8un16
bes FapItes ni6t lange na6 &iiffebr
1tormoler 8erbdItniiie bertpirfli9t
peroen miro, lit nit Siderbeit gu
erparten. Der 8eiu6 Ser in &om
gum 3pede bes nnterridts in gregg
rianifdem @eiange eroffnenbe 5du=
lie ieitens Stu6enten aug fait alien
2dnoern 5eigt an, 6oB bal6 Die met
item 9ioseien ser @elt in &om ge=
bilbete Muiiflebrer boben tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
&ereinsnadlridten.

2ebten 5onntog pormittag> boz
bent &odamte, mur6en in Mrban
61trd) BEN bodtp. s. g. Sdeuer 6ie
beioen nelten 6abnen oes Siingltngs=
un6 Sungfralten=gereins gemetbt.
Die 6abnen ltammen alts Ser mobl=
befannten Sirma g. so. 2obmant1 in
ct. Saul, mel6e iebt Elm etgenes 9e-
portement fit <nitittderei einge-
fiibrt bat, 1tn6 itnb iebr funitreid
ausgefiibrt. 8ei 6teier @elegenbeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
Die 9emofraten bpn Midiaan fla.

-
ben BEN beriibmten Mutomobilfabri-
fanten Senrp Gor6 gum 8ur6esiena-
tor nominiert, Die &epubltfaner, anf
6eren @abl5etteI fem Name ebenfons
itan6, gon3 geb0rig geidlagen. Muf
bieiem @abl5ettel lief er als Dritt-
better, tpie ser l~anblduftge M1ts6rnf
Ia11tet. Merfiir6ig an Ser in Mi6t=
gan abgebaltenen Brimartpabl tpar
jebod Die 1%1ngebel1er idtpode Stimm<
obgobe. Sic 9emofraten fdienen es
gar nidt Der Miibe tpert 5u eradten,
mit5uitimmen. @abrfdeinlid meil tie
iider noren, boB ouf ibrem 8abl3et-
tel Sor6 iiegretd fem miiiie.- Gber
au6 bon ben &epublitanerr, a11f De.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
Spmnerstae sen 5. September 1918

edabe, baf Ser SdanoPfabl ntdt
mebr I'M @ebrou6 lit. Ser miiroe
Ser redte Hlas fir &riegsmn9erer
iein, Sic nod Sen 6eitltellungen oes
Sdotan1tes bis gu 6%reitauieno Bro"
gent ergeiert baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

bieH $. 8. 6. sdeuer cine einoring,
lide Nniprade iiber Sic S6eale Ser
Bereine, mel6e 6ur9 bie 6abne Der,
linnbiloli6t merben louen, nn6 melbe
BARN beiteben, @laube un6 9itten in
Der Sngen6 at erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

3nr Grridtuns zines 9enfmals
fir Sen fatboliiden l1nter5ei6ner Der
MISUNDERSTANDING, CHARLES
Carroll, fat Sic unlanglt beritorbene
gaIttmorer &iinitlerin Sranletn Slo=
renee Mc&ubin, Ser Warplan6er Ri:
ftoriifen @eieui9aft Elm 8erma6tniS
bon $4,000 aema9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
Der &prrat an S%briftmarfen

Ser &prrat an Sbriftmarfen tit
tnapp g%e1porben unb sic 8aibingto<
ner Regierungs6ruderei lit babei,
i'm idIeuniglt 81 %ergdn5en. Diegea@s
froge lit iiber aues @rnorten groB
gerpor0en. Mber besbalb brau9t nte>
mo11b lit 8erlegenbeit al fommen.
riegsfparmarfen itno mai-
ienbaft6 a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

Seize 81. Grant, Spbu bes fribe'
rem Eraiioerten Grant, bot iid als
sedeigiabriger gu elmer &riegstro1t-
ure enti6loiien. Stint Sage nod lei,
11er in Her1o ertpirften @nti9eionng
bat er iif1 pie6er perbeiratet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

3miid)en adjtsis nub bmnoert 8ro-
gent perbienen Sic 96ubfabrifanten
seeenpartig. @as man 10 peroienen
nen11t. Sic nebmen es einfab nno
iiberlolien es 0em @olfe, ftb ouf
nt0gliflt fleirem SUB ein5urt6ten.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27
FOR SALE.

tAlFoM FOR SALE--I have been or dered to sell 138 acre farm and four pieces of woodland in addi- ton, located near New Britain, near to trolley, railroad station and school Over 5000 fruit trees, about 150 grape vines, berries of all kinds, and yielding asparagus bed. House of s rooms, screened throughout; hardwood floors, large verandas, electric lights, steam heat. modern plumbing, bathroom
 hot and cold water. Horse barn.
 stock barn with new silol hay barns, tool house, storehouses, &C., comm odations for 900 chickens
 good outfit of tools, horses one COW, heifers, 8 steers, pigs, chick ems, turkeys and ducks. Land good for tobacco or truck farming. A P. Marsh, deputy sheriff, New Britain. 3-27-4d
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

FOR SALE - Columbia Grafonol' used three months. Regular prict
 S55. our price with records con, plete $f5. Can not be told froj new Terms of payment arrange1 The \. E. Clinton O., 231 AsyluA street, Hartford's One Price Pial1 House. 3-15-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

WANTED-YOung woman as type writer and clerical work in local concern. Excellent opportunity for right party. Address Box 28 B E,
 Herald Office. 3-26-3d
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27
FOE SALE.

FOR SALE-CompIete dental ohS and practice. Best corner in M Haven. $650 to quick buyer.
 Church St, Room POT. 3-25-3c
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27
TOR SALE

FOR SALE-Trllo stock, single comb White Leghorn eggs, s1.50 per set
 ting. H. R. Murray. 33 Holmes avenue. 3-27-3d
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

WANTED-Maid for upstairs work and to assist with care of child. Mrs. Geo. Hill. 16 Washington St.
 3-25-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

NOTICF--.Tf you want to please your appetite don't fail to visit the Vic- tory Lunch at 40 Church street
 Homemade cooking; everything of tho best quality; service excellent; our first weeks profits will be given to the 1t1d Cross for our soldier boys "ovor there" Respectfully, V. Sidcris X Co -@i-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-Stoves, furniture and ice box, 5 Prospect St, End bell.
 3-27-1d
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

YOUNG DIES-Wanted to learn telephone operating between ages of 16 and 23. Paid while learning.
 Apply Chief Operator, S. N. E. Tel.
 Co.,. Court street. 3-14-rf
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-Fffteen hundred Ghost nut posts seven foot. also several grade Holstein cows Tel. 663-4,
 Woodbtne Farm. 3-27-3dx
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-Sing1e Comh Rhod Island Red Eggs for hatthinl $150 per 15. Phone 1114-$. ]
 Parl, street 3-27-3C
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

GIRLS to learn shirt making. Steady work. Apply at once. Commercial Shirt Co.,, 266 Arch street, second floor. 3-23-6d
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

WANTED -- Waitress, chambermaid
 and cook. Apply N. B. General Hospital 3-21-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-Bedroom, kitchen and
 other furniture for sale at 171 Lin- coin street. 3-27-2dX
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

GIRLS WANTED-Best wages paid.
 Union Laundry Corp. 3-5-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-1917 Buick, reanished; bargain for cash. Tel. 1434-4.
 3-27-4dx
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-Horses and wagons.
 IT. Baldwin, Kensington, Ct. S-20-,
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

WANTED in local manufacturing off, flee young lady to operate tele- phone switch board. Apply R. 0
 Drawer 1921. 3-26-6d
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-Tallxing machine own- CTS join our record club. S10 worth of new records. your selection for
 $2 deposit. Pay balance $1 week. ly. Brodrib & Wheeler 3-27-2d
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-Corona typewriter with case, nearly new. 32 Chapman St.
 3-26-2dx FOR SALE-Three burner, wickless, blue flame oil stove. Phone 14S6-2.
 3-26-2dN
New Britain herald., 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-Cheap, Reed baby car
 rage, 79 Ellis street. 3-27-2dX