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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-01

Houghton-Candida for township
treasurers on the RED Cross ticker
will enter the field in the copper conn
try The state law allows tovnship 1
treasprers one per cent OF taxes COT
lected,' the return IN some cases mount
ing) to N210Dps ANNUALLY. A number
of business men will run on the RED
Cross ticket turning their incomes
over for wap-relief, W
/, { Lansing Patriotic omen.from all
over Michigan attended q. mesting at
Lansing. tospledge their support toE the
government in a natiDn-w wide campaign
to eri1ist, woman's assistance in stimu-
lating food conservation and-food pro-
duGtiaE The pSstips k9sSyn s.. the
W0hfef's War e6hfeYencSy twas ccffA
Quoted by representatives OF thu wom--
ans committee of the Council of Ma
-tionNl -DefeRse.--------------
lsPontiabksnAA sNaaiaxss,Y5a}h at
Uxfurd,, unconscious from conclusion
of, the, BRAIN, He was dragged a mile
over frozen ground by horse he had
hired from livery for trip into the
country to examine "a quantity Of wood
on the Baza farm. The horse bolted
after he left the rig, and in an effort
to stop the animal, he became en-
tangled in the lines. He suffered Sc
we're scalp swopndsoa broken arm and
the flesh, was, torn to the bone from
one Of his shoulders by jagged 'ice.SN
Dramn CnsterelWith v42 va y, Z MAJ y
fence at the head iof HIS countryse
troops behind him, and the greatest
war in history raging, MajlGen. James
Parker has been called to-. the side
3Kiebs He Hent smillns Ths sweeh)pg..
away-of his last hopes. that ha~rnfght
be permitted to see service abroad
was probably the bitterest disappoint-
ment that thisssvetbraA has ever
known, yet he took MS cail to Inactive
life without a visible trace Of emo
ton, bIddfng fsrewefi- to- hts star and.
to his life work as calmly as though
It was all part Of the days duties.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-01
Forstg,s

Premier Lloyd.George told the house
of commons In London that the Ameri-
can delegates to the Versailles supreme
war council were responsible for the
plan of Capitalization of the allies
strategy in the prosecution of the war.
He also stated that the American rep
resentatives at the Versailles war
council had submitted a document that
by Its Irresistible power and logic"
forced revision of the allied plan for
the prosecution of the war.
DR.. Richard Won Kuehlmann, the Ger
man foreign secretary, at the opening
session of the German reichstag in Ber-
lin, delivered an address to the mem
bers in which he dwelt at length on the
peace treaty signed by the central pow
ers with the Ukraine and the collapse
Of the peace negotiations with Russia.
Won Kuehlmann asserted that the pa
cific intentions of Russia could no long
err be credited, but he said that even
today Germany was prepared to con.
clude peace (which corresponds with
our interests"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-01

-ner.-94 years old civil veteran.
and Grover Lancaster. "a years old,
Barry countys first SOLDIER TO die m
the present war, were conveyed in the
same hearse to Fuller cemetery.
Port Huron-Practically every COM
pany Of stata--tsoops must be re-en-
82s the result, OF error in the
instructions SspA outsffom Lansing.
aepmetit Will - aent out as soon as
|AeN Jew enlist ent is,cpmpleted.
PoMiac-sa6apse OF Snf in sta
BILE; on, the Anderson farm near Orion,
resulted in hanging five cows. The
animals were fastened in stanchions
and could not free themselves. They
belonged to. Fred Norton who places
the loss at $780, -. v ~
Lansing-Representative Charles A..
Hulse. Sc years, old, Of st. Johns, died.
at Albuquerque, n: NJ, of pneumonia.
He was en- route to California with
his wife and party of friends. He
served three terms as,asmeH1ber of the
legislature from Clinton county, lead
ing in the fight for apti -cigarette legis-
lation.
Charlotte1Be Because they called Geo.
Weller, school boy living near Yer
montville, "Bill'' in derision because.
he was OF German parentage, and at
tempted to, take him out of the school
house and wash his face with snow, he
drew pocket knife and slashed three
Of his schoolmates, cutting a cash
clear to the bone in the arm of one of
the boys. $50 .}3t
Camp Custer-Of officers agree that
the plan of sending civilian selects to
Camp Custer to replace the men proS
nQdnced ready and shipped overseas.
Is an efficient one. They say II not
only does away with the necessity of
forming q new Organization each time
men are drafted, but allows the divi-
sion to develop expert drill masters to
Dr9Dara the man
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-01

A hundred or more families living In
the vicinity of the Pocantico hills es-
tate or John ID. Rockefeller were fur.
nished with plentiful supply Of coal
during the recent cold weather.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-01

In Senator Chamberlain's dramatic
speech In the senate severely critics.
Ing the administration of the war de-
partment he made one allusion which
has received scant attention, although
It bore on an event important Mt the
time II occurred. It replied to that
OF Senator Arthur p. German Of Mary
land attacking President Cleveland.
The president had written letter
about the wilson German tariff bill In
which he characterized the course OF
A number of Democratic senators as
one Of party perfdy and dishonor."
German retorted in speech which
was fully as dramatic as that Of Cham
berlain and was listened to by much
the same kind Of an audience. There
was one after-result to which Cham
berlain did not allude, which was that
Notwithstanding the fact that Cleve-
land was very unpopular at that time
in his own party. he was strong enough
to cause the defeat of German at the
next election In Maryland.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-01

One hundred and ten persons per-
ished when the steamer La Dives was
torpedoed in the Mediterranean on
February /, according to an official an.
nouncement made at Paris. The at
tacking submarine was not sighted.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-01

Lieut.. Roland G. Garros, the famous
French aviator, and Lieut.. Antoine
Marchal have reached Holland. Ac-
cording to Les Neuvelles of Maastricht
they escaped from German prison.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-01

Eight clothing manufacturers, two
employees and a clerk in the quarter
masters department Of the army were
indicted by the federal grand jury at
New York, charged with being con.
cerned In extensive army uniform cloth
frauds. Cloth and other army sup
piles worth approximately $5,0O0,O0C
were stolen.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-01

Ten German airplanes were brought
down and six more disabled by British
airmen Sunday, according to an off,
cial statement on aerial activities Is
sued In London. Hundreds Of bombs
have been dropped on various targets
and British aviators raided Treves and
Thionville.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
Minncipta.
Sct 22nc Stprfcbcipn.

Get 22oc Sturfcbcipo. Ter Tor.
teQea, al Wir. o. Mrs. Nu9uit Niil
Ter, ION Dor - 9fiI icnoenior 81
more. nctop mar iooet iii 22bc Barn.
81 oenne itore Slot or bos fun - III
iliue.
wpritc bpioc Sctt.cr i Naribanlt
Gpnntp. >Socpb Sailor, Iom par Ben
fcriie hpioe Ntauo Der bo;utte liz /
S~aribnult Goumtp, er oiaaoet peb d.
Den / @innebago. San tom ira Sn
Diana, "a / orcr go Ior bococ bon
paa lin 1Sorm isnoenfor Sluc Garth.
Gncbpcr inl.ct ihicl. Sohu Nor
risiep, en- 65.aari9 Gneboer / Winne.
opolis, ionotes Monoog iom Sig / i'm
@ptte poa &oroiioen. Ser pur hen.
aooet ilere Sage, iioen Gobcn mo.
trao6te, o. SGgerne mencr, al ner
pPientligite Geoaoarfaa a Suit.
Toboerne troeoe BELT, al oen cnSligc
Manh life hopoc pGret iitano I'll at
lape ia Ytab. Son mentc5 Of hare
cn @rooer / Mfontana.
Spbsfaio i SanesborO. Nnorem
g. Storboii Der / mango Mar uor en-
al SiQmore Columns melt beticnotc
Sormere, men iom iioen 1903 hnr
boet / Ganesboro, er oigaaet ueo %.
Sen / lit Stem oeriteos. San por
isbt / Romeoal poa Seoemarfen
1910 % fom beroper / 1869. Sans
Suitru, isot Singer Yrpt5, oebe
1909, % oeres eneiie Cater | 1896
%ioeoe efterlaber zig Ell Steobatter
aRiis Gbriitina Storhoii famt ir,
Gsifenoc, gernt Storboii / Treiiol
"a @nlbranb Storboii peb Canes
boro inmt Mrs. 9ertbo Mas, Glitch
felb. g. Gaf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
Dot til amerifanife
Kriesfaneer,

@aIbington ben ODE Sebr.i Oct
err mi lpffeoes at faa iitanb en- in-
tarnational Srbriirg, bporpeo 9re-
be, Ienge oe nnrenoe Ssbe fan bli
lenbt amerifanifc &rtssfunser %
c1rore / Sie1tbelanb internereoe
merifanife Sorgere giemem oct
omerifanife &soc &ors.
Ser bill eiroog bli eipet tpifa
Meorc Inleoniil9 til at lenoe Yaf.
fer til line egne Conner internere.
Sc / amerifnnife %, / nisie Eli.
fGloer, brittle o9 frantic 5anse.
lcire. aae iaabamie Sorlenoelier
nlaa paa oct nsieite utoerIsses al
Rsoe 9ors. Srganiiationen forat
forbinore Meooelelie al %forbitone
Gfterretninaer.
&epr9ientmtbiriet bar ioag peo.
tuset set biplomatiife % f%oniulare
Budget. Der bl, q. bepilaer $780,.
600 til SiGlp for amerifanife San.
ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

Wrs. glireo Seruine, Caflnno, zee.
braIfo, iamt Is @srnebsrn % 7 gsr-
%'nebsrns gsrn. Ger iortaItes iorIe-
ben ON gamIe Wrs. Veicr;on, at bun
lpsgte meo en- NeriorL Der foretog
SnoIamling I'll Oct 9is0e aors, forbi
BUN life oirefte bIeu anmobet ON
@iorag. "1ror ban fanife, at jee er
for gommel," erflpreoe bun, men
for sammeI til at bielpe bet Rsbe
aors bliper leg Dog olbria."
S.aOmanb % Snitrn a%rreiteret.
Der melotes iioite Manoag ira aler-
anoria, of GarI u. Nolb, Hebaftsr al
9laoet "Barf Megion Gcbo", og bans
Suitru. epa Gmerion @olo, arreite-
reoes iiolte Ssrbaa paa An~flase~ior
at bape iremfommet meo oprsrife No.
talelier / lit glao. Ge blep lsslaot
MOB aailtlon for at msoe peo areos-
retten. Wolos bar / ben iioite 9io
bapt mango Y~rspelSer iom Ipisuoei-
pere. Muereoe THOR blep De inbfalbt
for agenter fra acknowledgements.
Der trneoe meo at negte 9labet Sor-
lenoelle meo Eoiten, ioet man mente
oct baooe inbeboIot Angreb paa Ne-
gleringet og oens arigsferiel, me-
oens Wr. WoIo no0et ienere bIep
oberfolot paa @aoen ior at babe
pllbliceret ct Inare6 paa =. ".
Wfilrpbp, ErGiioent ior Imerican
BreIs Isiociation, % enbelig blep
Der / Den @rao anrettet 2oel9eeelIer
/ bans Srpfferi, at oct i flere Tiger
bar u6rugeliet. Scr. @oIo bar for
nogen Sil tiIbage 3eprGientant | Sc
gislaturens Sus.
5armerme itormer Grofitum. Oct
fan ilanbeo iiges, at ,ynrmerne oenne
ltge bar ltormet Grooflton, ioet ben
lppenoe aarlige AplingSuoitiuing og
onoen aarlige &p9gnOitiaing aabne-
oeS Der Wanoag, ianltioig iom $50
5armere oeltager | Set forte 8llrius
/ Sanobrug, iom holoes peb norb-
peltlige Winneiotas &anobrugsifole.
81 al Winneiotas norolige Golrntper
or reprGientereoe al 6arnere oe peo
Trooufter. 9lanot Snlerne paa
programmed for llgen fan nrpnes
8upernsr 9nrnquiit al Winneiota,
Trennierminilter Norri5 al Wanito-
ba, llniperiitets 8. 8.
Burton, q. u. Sbatcber, gnorcp
@ois, Carl u. @op % u. 3. @il-
ION, Observation-Disclosures @. Wcaerros
% andre. Wanae onorc ~9anobrllas-
Ioreninger ira De famine ii Goluntper
boloer o9iaa fine aarlige Meber ben
he llae, ioalebeS Hco Hiper Talcns
aprgoporrttere. Morblige Winne-
Iotas GierfrpoporGttere, oct fannie
Strsas Sopeoprferc, &co Hiper Sol
len Seeb Eroourers grcballgc oo Meb
&iper %aaep Development gsiocia-
ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
Npro 9afota.

Wtisipffet Seitiffelie. On af De
linee Wrno, Ser iremitiaeoc iig for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / @rano
SORTS. er fomnten | en- beiit llbebaee-
lia anibe peo ct ~mislpffet Sorlse paa
at beitiffe en- al commissioners 2G-
ger. Ger fortUllcs, at ben unge
Wano itof 70 @lnbrcoooaarsieoIer
nc0 / Spaena N%cltelonu1c meb ber
bpiifenoe @cnlerfuing: "S'iI Ge gipre
mig en- Sieneitc, Sr. Softor?" Set
or bel uneopen0igt at %tilfeie, at Den
ltngc Wano life bar nogen emit til
MtilitrrtiencItc
Tnrmerncs Motto. Sarn,ernc /
@lacf 2oom Sopnibip, Ga Moure
Gountp, bar iom lit Wotto nntaget
"Imerifa Ierit, iioit % til ale 81.
Der. paa iontnlc Sib lpm Sc eier
Observation-Disclosures til at prilte Sen
Iter't mltlige Milling uo al Soroen.
Tnrmerne er erbpibere blepnc eniac
ON, at irtte en- Icre Spebe tiliibe
Tpm beres @ibroa til Set Hsoc aors.
Gn &omite, Sc / ben Mnlebnina neb,
latte, traf / set bele Toipnibip fun TO
ManN, ser life itrar % meo 8lGoe
aif ino paa at nbe bette @iorag al en-
Ncre.
Wpbe al Ganitp. Iprtb 9afota
Societp OF equity boIoer Snsbag,
Sorsbag % 6reoag fit aarli9e Wsbe
/ &aIep Gitp meo Vr9iioent %. =.
Sobnion / 6ormnnosi9oet. nj mere
befienbte Mprl0, Ger bar inbbubt I'll
at tale unoer W}eoet, nGpnes Ittor-
men General Ranger al q. Safota
>. u. Mabonp. Gr9iioent for Tatio-
llal Gaiiitp % boiat / @iroaua, Wis. +;
5. q. Sittle al Nortb 0afotas Sern-
banefommisiiou; s. q. 8rites, Be
itprer for BET cooperative anl9s
@i9 Sanop, N'ont., iamt 9. 6. Scoop
man, @clmrcr Tor Gqilitps Slagteri
II Sarge. GeSuoen bar ale llnioner
inocn Stoten fouet Snobpoelle til al
ienbc Ell Snlcr.
Nrnacn al Srnnful / Siltaaenoe
Hobert =. @lnfemore, en- al Nortt
Safotas fsoeraIc Observation-Disclosures.
@torer, bar fiinoet 9rusen al @runfill
/ &eo Giucr Salen at pGre 80 Tro.
cent lterre oerme Vinter END noeei
iore9aaenbc. Meo rimeliet &eir oil
man / Den eitIige Gel al Staten Flare
iia gieinem &lntereit meo Oct &iil
Scr or paa Soano, % Der er i Oct belt
finn iaa Steoer, bporfra er flagel
opcr aiilmangel. Tiger Ir. @Iafelnp
re. ! Gluten al Nopember % De II
ferite Tiger al december ,aa bet me
get merit no, men peo Ibminiitratio
mems Meopirten blep @runfi,I inbisr
til BRIG ! be Siitrifter. bpor 0ett,
Loo iia sierc, meoens Der foretoses
Ell ipitematiif 6orSeling al Sen inc
isrte Sare.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

Soros ifal beberife !Sapct. sra
Setroit melotes iorleoen, at man /
Serbs p9loige IiitomobiIfabrif Ser
itebs netpp baube laet aielen til Den
fsrite al DC Sasere, iom ifoI beiri Sa-
pet for De tpife lluoerpanbsbaaoe =
euer ialialo eiere bisie 9ipet Iaa iurt
;om muIis. Man fan f~oritaa oct or
&enrp Soro, iom bar taeet iat, naar
Ser iort9les, at man penter at lepere
Ell al bisie Saaoe bper Sag, naar
man ierit er fomne iaans. Ser ifaI
p9re inosaaet aontraft for 9eperina
al ct itort Intal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

afbrpoe lin Sorbinoelie meb Wrs.
epans, og efter at bare afinret bet
brpbenoe Sfiio moo bam rettebe bun
Saobnet MOB iig ieIp. Senoes 2ip
reooeoes, men benbes Iniist blep
irpgtelig paniiret efter BET alisleiaar,
bun bibragte iia ieIp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
GYife Gipilfaneer.

IIbepile, e. G., oert Sbe Sebr.:
Sra Silippinerne anfom ibas iii
Sutcrneriiuslciren / Sot SprinaS
Gamp 40 intcruerebe Spiferc. d
res Suitrucr as Born blcp ienNt til
glis SsImb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
@ontana.
8eficnbt Tiane nnoer Mnfleae. Or

vefjenbt Tiane nnoer Mnflese. Or.
8uIt i. Eitfanen, en- meget pelitoa.
enoe finif SGge / Butte, err anflagei
for oprerife 9trineer og for at bape
giort Sorieg paa at beii,ble 0rGii.
bent 8ilions aarafter. Sagen iflil'
De bebanbles peo Soreneoe Staters
GiItriftsret. Or. 1itfanen iiges al
bore Den melt frcmragenoe Berger al
INIT Serfomit / Wontana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
mice furcrtt "a 1aoc.

@poihtttrrt ilbaQebetaler Veuae hpts Hn,o Clint,
reut tfts furertr iIeeUht u'puliet blehtuee sueT 'rem,
~faGeEot Piles. 6eriif IEoeuoelIt amer Siuhrtug. Jor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

erin eifer Vrspcrrempiar % AZ "fecsrah.
Soften ps gee Arnen". StQtd'te % men uh
rreeie rcrle Slab I smeri,n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

6ertisItlie ~bssirfer Nsssbptme - 0rtp.
saratise Srsrc Sutuine fiernsr aartaasn 1tl
~ tim en- 'srcrc Cninint@. y. u. Srepe'S
lluesrfrifitr paa seTtn. SOC. sec.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

Spis 1e trGusrr en- apmahin. dnNn' en- al
be itehe @ceeusr al "Snsrenneu". stu,eli
&C besit. Ssroels 8riier meo 'Sssoras'$o'
I.ften~ CT Sdr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

Sun en- ''9Srcmp Cminime."
5or at foo bet 0ate forlara meb fuIbt glaon cara
tioe Sromo Gntnine. &c efisr lluber'friften af 4. ~
@rooe. Gnrerer JoriieIei't pnn Ell Gag. 30c. abb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

~ Jor 3iben er Dor Sitter.
90 &$&&zH~ befolfnine / ben trooleite
~ f~ girfiombeo mebG ptoaelie
~ of ba9lia touaet Iepeube
npfrpsien 6. 2. Glib, pmbpeaeliat nebIagt / rene,
iterfe &a5ier, bebplbeube lin fertile. trtte, fine e mag,
til $500 pr. 100 Pnnb. Vi bar andre Sorter 5tlt af
beoite Sloss. rsngiort % Sopsb aftaeet. giderei 12c.
Rife 15e, mhitsfiib l5c. Saluton lie. soaltbnt lie. Eeos
~inoppers Cob l2e. Sablefiib (9pe) 13c. mbitira 7he.
Oil i.nbe fra 10 % pp til SO ps 100 Vbs. 9eittninesr.
3elitat nbialtet 6. 9. Glib $3.50 pr. 100 IBIS. aag9e.
so pbs., 400. Ytiru. 5ooo & DARN @cmni. bar
~iuipiceret al ppr Jif for Gem. @i bar II. Q. Gpoo
2ieenie 0o. 6. 33423. ION bepibrer oor Aniparligheo.
Senb til ps. Vi bar ben Tilt ri nGoner % t%orretten
bpilf,nlouiheiit anben Be enffsr. Snff 8i betaier
SalpbeIen af Trastsu til enhper citation.
ELLINGSON & HANSON. Duluth, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

pi hor mootooet bin 8eifinina. hciS geiret or folbt
NOT til at ieube. 9i iGlaer big ben bsbite los frpsne
9afe Superior Glib til Sc pr. 9b. Giuefte apalitet
atIantic Scar Wbitiua (peioo toIbt Seriep Blue
Difs) til &c pr. 10. @Ioifa Sablefiih tglad Sob til
13e pr. 9b. @loIfa Reb Cob Gamme SlaqS ipm faI.
bes Tier" 9lprss) til l2c pr. 9b. sGate aIaifo Sob
2orin 13c po. aIafa 6alibut til lsc pr. Do.
I'll AIaita Sill er ~renaiort % 3ooebst nftaget.
bee 12c pr. pb. gt isnber al 5if aosier. Dill
paiie boilfsuipmbeIft .@siortenient af Sit til ooen.
n9pnte VriIer. naar life miubre enb Is 9nnb al
rpeet SIaas taaeS. Strip eiter Prislifte paa iol,
tet Sobtfiib, SaImon. Silbo a andooies. Soiltenipms
BELT ganf Duluth oil fort9le big, at hi er poolioes
Iigs. Suif paa. at al opr sSiif er ~iuipioret al State
Goob Commissioner for ben ienbrs big. Z. Hiorterno
Hiih Go, 1929 met Superipr Ct, 2nlnth. Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

ltHper1bgei1e I Snfc SDlrfn. Sltz
pernsr Setter Murbecf ienbte iorleoen
Statc Sberiff :. .. Chants til Cafe
Gountp Tor at anitiuc ltnoerIpeelicr
a~nganenbe llnoertrpffelle al ct Msbe,
iom Sarmers Nonpartiian 2eaeue
bapoe beranmet oeriteos. Wr.
Chants bar rapporteret, at sc lofale
Eolitimpnoigbeber bapbe banblet I'M.
Der Ell liot for pibtaaacnoe patriotiif
Sper, men at ban life fanOt iig be.
isiet til of fritiiere euer beItent be.
finere nogen ar DC itrioenbe Barriers
Hcttiabeoer. San iremboloer DOG.
at Oct bsr pTre Statsaomimiitratip.
mems Yriucip life at birlbrc eller blall.
DC Jig inb / nosen Msoer. meb MINI
brc BET flart bites at be bar op-
rerite.
&pinSelis S%traiiansc isser Se.
naaonins. Mrs. Mac Grams, ser for
oper fire Iar iiben bsmtes til %
Iars S~trafarbeibe i Statsi9nasIet
peb Siour Sails ipr Moroet paa Or.
Woore. ell Seteriner aniat pes Sta.
ten College / @rpofings, bar inoai-
oct Nnlsanin9 ON @enaabnina, %
Saaen pil b~ebonoles al @cnaaoninos.
commissioner Den Ste Iarts. Nor.
oct ailtages at bare pGrct ell SelsC
al, at Gr, Moore baobe heiluttet a,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-08
BIG BILL FARNUM
AT FOX'S THEATER

\ picture which is notable for the
huge amount of that much abused
word "Punch', is William F'arnum' s
! de luxe production, Rough and
Ready, which opened today at Fox's.
and it is certain to be hailed as the
most remarkable drama that has been
shown in New Britain in many days
! The bill also includes Pearl White in
! The Tigers Eye" the second episode
of 1.-The House of Hate" and numer-
Gus short subjects. Two shows night
ly at 7 and 9.
Mr.. Farnum has the role of Bill
Stratton, who has always led a high
prinCipled life and who is as squire
With his feIlow-men as he is with
himself. He saves the home of dear
friend from disruption, but his mas
terful handling of the situation has a
most pathetic result Evelyn Durant,
to whom he is engaged and in whom
he has found his ideal misconStrues
a. situation in which she finds Stratton
and breaks off their troth.
The mans hopes are dashed to
earth. His faith in everything good
and fine and true is almost shattered
He determines to sever all the ties
that bind him to a city of Hypocrisy
With sudden return of energy, he
packs his bag and is soon headed for
the great open Northland to tramp the
trail that brings weariness-but with
it. happiness
With his sleds and his husllieS he
is deeply contented, until he comes
to the mining settlement of yellow
Gulch. ] is there that he meets
Lucky Durant. his former sweet
hearts father. From Lucky" he
learns that Evelyn will arrive in the
village next day. Bill cannot forget
the past, as he thought. He remains in
Yellow Gulch and faces Evelyn. The
intervention of Jack Belmont, a sinis-
ter influence. is the cause of stirring
complications in the story, and makes
Stratton WACO a long battle for vic
tory.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-08

If you spill ink on a tahlecloth
nut a little melted candle grease on it
Immediately. Let dry and wash as
ususL
An onion sliced and placed over
the top or the leg OF mutton while it
b roasting will y destroy the sleepy
yaSte.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-08

her the generous enthusiasm that |
perceived had ONCE been hers.
''I'T tell YOU everything [ can,
1nothcr.' J said, "Non't YOU please
let me fix Your pillows first, 50 You
can lie down again.
"PCrhapS,' she answered. but be
fore YOU do anything else lock that
door. It must be pretty nearly time
for Agatha to be back, and YOU don t
want her walking in on us
| ObcNed her Gla dly. IT was the thing
had longed to do when ] first came
into the room. but, of course. hadn't
dared to suggest. ] had talked in such
low tones, however, that I was sure
Cousin Aga tha---CNen if her inpuiSitivn
old ears were listening outside the door
--cOuldnt her u word, although
Mother Grahams enthusiastic eX-
carnations might have conveyed some
idea of our conversation to any
listener.
| had barely resumed my seat at
Mother GrahamS $ bedside, however,
when there was a furtive turning Of
the knob, followed, after q moment S
pause, by an imperious knocking.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-08

When country people come to the
city they sometimes wonder that city
people do not take more ADVANTAGE
Of the many opportunities for cduca-
, ton and amusement that tho city
holds out.
But, as a city bred person, l must
say that I think it still more remark
able that the country people do not
take moro advantage Of the oppor-
tunities for sports that the country
holds out to them.
\ woman who was spending 4
month in a beautiful winter resort
TO which people came from all over
the country for SnOWshOeing and
skiing and skating, was obliged 20
call a nurse for q few days and was
supplied with one from the nearest
small town. This nurse had never
skated and had never even seen any
one on snoWshoes or skis. And yet
she had lived all her life in the heart
OF a district ideally fitted by nature
for the enjoyment Of all these sports.
Many Country People Never Hike.
Again, one seldom finds people in
the country who realize the infinite
joys of tramping. The whole cOun-
trysde is open to them, they do not
have to go through tedious prelimi-
nary Of travel before they can find
the open road, and yet hiking re-
mains an unknown sport TO nine