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New Britain herald., 1919-01-03
BERLIN NEWS BERLIN GUARD 10 BE MUSTERED OUT Local Military Unit Will Be Dis
 banded on January 1T MAY GIVE DANCE FIRST
Over 20 Cases of Spanish Influenza In Town. But Situation Not Re- gardcd Serious-Eingagcm An nounCed-Ite1ns.

nounced-IteTns.
 Captain William Shepard of the Berlin company. State Guard, has re- ceived orders from Governor Hol- comb ordering him to have the Ber- lin company mustered out on January 17, He also announces that before the company disbands they will in all probability hold a dance at the Berlin Grange hall where the men will he given their discharge with a state sealed testim ony attesting that State Guards were ready if called upon to do active duty.
 Infiuenze Still Prevalent
 The influenza situation in town re- mains about the same. Up to the present time the official report is that Where are over 30 cases of this dis ease in the town and that two new cases were reported this morning. The local health officer, Roger M GriSWOld, has made no statements in regard to this new epidemic and there there should be no alarm felt by the public at the slight recurrence State health officers claim that the disease Tn this state by no means As entirely abated and the advice of a reliable physician will help from spreading the disease. It WAS also reported this moraing that Berlin, in comparison with other towns in the state, has the most cases.
 ' EdeIson- GOIdChein.
 Invitations are out for the wedding which will take place Sunday after noon when Meyer Edelson, the oldest son of MT. and Mrs. Louis EdeIsor will take for his bride Miss Leah Goldchein of Pittsburgh, Pa. Both of the young people are natives of Odes- %sa, Russia, having been brought over to this country when but children Miss Goldchei1 is the daughter Of Iappe Goldchein of Pittsburgh. X large number of guests from out of town are expected and the two broth ! CTS of the groom, who are in the U. $. army stationed at Camp Devens, have arrived home to attend the we'd
New Britain herald., 1919-01-03
CITY ITEMS

Shirt and hosiery week at Wilson'S -~ adVt.
 The election and installation of off, cers of the Bartenders' union will be held in Bristol, Sunday, January F.
 J. H. Crozier has complained to the police tbat his tool house on East Main street was broken into last night
New Britain herald., 1919-01-03
Thinking of Silks
Visit Lace Counter

FOR THESE SPECIALS. Georgette Crepe, inches wide, in all colors, regular S1.65 quality, for S1 50 Yard Regular SIPS grade in white and grey, sale price $t.0O Yard.
 BRUSSELS NET 72 inches wide, regular Sl.65 grade, in all colors, for $t.5O Yard
 CHOICE AT COST of all Laces cotton Nets and all goods Department
New Britain herald., 1919-01-03
Here are COrSetS

WORTH YOUR ATTENTION, The well known Nilma Of pink dotted coutille elastic top $1 69 Pr Others with medium bust and tape, long hip, broad abdominal steel and skirt hooks and attached hose supporters Bargain at $1.5O Pair.
 "OUR SPECIAL Kant Rust, coutille in medium bust long hip, attached hose supporters, big value, 95c.
 SPORT CORSETS of fancy pink coutille, with elastic top. Cost Sale price 95c,
 BRASsIERES hooked front style with en- brodery trimmed sale price 29c.
 CHTLDREN'S DRAWER WAISTS, perfected with taped buttons, at 45c each.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-03
Bargains in White

AT SAVINGS LIKE THESE Indian Head sa inches wide, with linen finish and regular 3'c grade, this sale 33c Yard.
 Regular 29c Nainsook for 2tc Yard
 "GOOD NIGHTIE', extra fine 36 inch NainSook regular 42c quality, Cost Price 35c Nafd t'@ var" piece $4.OO.)
 EXTRA FINE OU UALITN of 45 inch white Nainsook Regular price p9c yar'" eo9' '"'' ''N 500 yard. (t0 yards for S47o)
 WHITE DOTTED SWISS yard wide regular S9c grade Cost Sale Price 29c'
New Britain herald., 1919-01-03
You'll w ant Towels

SUCH AS WE OFFER HERE. Huck Towels with hem stitched finish, regular 59c quality ana best possible every day wear Cost Sale Price each.
 ALL LINEN TOWELS of hemStltched Huck regular grade, a 48c Each.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-03
Fine UndermusllnS

AT COST SALE PRICES. Dainty EnIe'ope ChAnisa of crepe de chine worth $2.5O, $500 and s4 30. for < .eS, S269 $3.69 each
 CREPE DE CHINE GOWNS. regular prices fror, s5 co to 50 Prices $1.4S. Sf9S and SoaS Each. .- oo
 PHILIPPINE GOWNS sold from $500 to So'oo' now priced S2. .69 and S369
 ENVELOPE CHEMISE of Philpplnc Norh' regular s2 to $500 garments, Priced $19s $2.Ss' S3. Each.
 BATTSTE BOOMERS. plain or lace trimmed rceular 25 to s22 grades Sale Prices S9c S139, Sf.79 Each
 FIANNELEIvTE NIGHT GOWNS good com forta s2 $500 kinds at this Sale for $1Ss and S225 Each
New Britain herald., 1919-01-03
w arm Stockings

WOMEN WILL WANT. With rib top offering black fleece lined Cotton Stockings of good 39c value, for 29C a Pair.
 CASHMERE STOCKINGS with wide rib and choice of black, white Hunter green, purple rose, scarlet, brown, and heather, fine for skating O winter street with low shoes. Very newest thing and regular S350 value Sale Price $2. .9S
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
TRAP BEARS TO SAVE CATTLE
Forest Rangers Of Government Per
form Valuable Services for
Stockmen.

In four years time forest rangers
have killed 60,473 coyotes, 1904
bobcats, 1929 wolves, 201 mountain
lions and 1877 bears. The govern
ment receives a neat little sum for
these pelts For one years kill this
amounted to 100000.
Let us see what damage preda-
tory animal can do. Take the case
of one Wyoming stockman. Last
May two male wolves visited the
ranch and got away with 100 head
of sheep and Z colts. They then
turned their attention to the neigh
Dor and destroyed for him so sheep.
A ranger hunter ran down the ma
rauding animals and killed them
Here are the government statistics
Of the annual depredations among
cattle and sheep by : single preda-
tory animal: Wolf, $1,000; stock
killing grizzly bear, $500; mountain
lion, $500; bobcat, $50; coyote, $50.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
American Legion, Bryc Post, No
8.--Reeolution 4

| The following resolution wa
passed by the members of Bry'
Post at meeting held in the Fra
ternal Hall in this city last Fri
day night and refers to the mod
els from which the memorial mon
uments to Idaho's soldiers in tn
Great War will be made:
Whereas: The committee O.
memorials for the soldiers allt
sailors who fought in the worlt
war has elected living men a!
models of soldiers on the statues
| to be erected, and
Whereas: At least one of thu
living men selected, Sergeant
Turner, was selected against biz
wishes, and
Whereas No statue has ever
in the history of our country
been erected of living Ameri
can,
Whereas: Living men who
fought were awarded medals, ac-
cording to their conduct, by our
congress and their commanding
officers, and
Whereas Many men who fell
in action have never been reward
ed by medals or other honor by
our government, and
Whereas: This honor rightly
belongs to those who fell on the
field Of battle; be it therefore
Resolved that we, members of
the American Legion Of the vet
Grams of this great war, do hereby
protest against the using of any
living person as a model for these
statues, and that the committee
be requested to reconsider these
two living men, and in their stead
substitute men who fell in action.
And be it further
Resolved that we request these
two living men who have been SO
selected to refuse their images to
be SO used Be it further
Resolved that a copy of this
resolution be mailed to each mem
Der of the committee, to each Of
the living men so selected, to the
governor of the state of Idaho,
the headquarters Of the American
Legion, the commander Of the
legion, to each post in the state,
and copy be published in the
Nezperce Herald.
By order of Bryc Post No. 8,
Nezperce, Idaho.
Leo L. Robertson, commander.
Allan B. McCready, adjutant.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
GRAND OPERA WHILE YOU FLys

We all know what the Emusic" of
the airplane is, and our ears have
become 50 attuned to it that the
least mechanical of us can tell in
an instant if anything has gone
wrong with the engine. But why not
make the Emusic" Of perfect action
real music? Il it past the skill Of the
inventor to make the airplane, in
stead Of humming like a bee, sing
like the gramophone? Aerial voyages
are uniquely solitary, and the air..
man would experience a welcome
mitigation of boredom if he could
At will call for vocal OF an orches-
trail performance from his petrol
engines.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
SHE HEslTArED.


"And SO you proposed to Ethel
last night?" asked the young mans
sister.
eyes, I did," replied her brother
sadly.
'And did she give you any en-
couragementY
ooh, yes"
"Then have / to congratulate
your"
"No; she refused me-"
"But / thought you said she gave
you some encouragement?'
"Well," said the youth reluctantly,
"she looked at me three times be-
fore she refused me
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
SIX OF ONE.

A man, who was wanted by the
police, had been photographed in six
different positions, and the pictures
sent to the chief of police of pro-
yincial town, where it was thought
likely the fugitive was in hiding.
After the lapse of a few days the
following reply reached headquar-
ters: 'sSir: duly received the por-
traits of the six miscreants whose
capture is desired. / arrested five
of them, and the sixth is under OBJ
servation and will be secured short
ly."-Tit-Bits.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
WORKED TOO HARE

An Irishman and q Yankee row.
ed q race one day. The Yankee was
50 easily the Irishman's superior
that every little while he'd stop row.
ing and wait for Mike to catch up.
Well, Mike was beaten, of course,
but he said afterward: Faith Old
have bested the bhoy aisy if ora
shtopped an took the long rests be
did"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
NO ALTRUisT.

Il want perfectly noiseless lawn
mower"
"Considerate of the neighbors,
Ell?
ut isn't that. If | can't get up
early and cut grass without the
neighbors hearing me, I'll have to
lend that lawnmower seven times
before | get to use it again myself"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18

G. F. jackson yesterday bought
the Nezperce pool hall from
Messrs. Sims & Son and has tax
en- charge Of and will operate the
same in future.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18

Grand Lecturer w. Fl. Tyer
will be present at a special meet
ing of the Masonic lodge in this
city Friday night. Ali brethren
are urged to be in attendance.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
WHAT JACK NEEDED.

"Auntie, what would be an APP
propriate birthday present for
Jack ?"
GLOW long has he been calling
on you, my dearr'
"Why-er-oyer year now"
"Then,'' said her aunt, you'd
better give him q hint"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
ARE MlDWINTER BABIES BEsT7
Some Important Receptions u ths
Findings sf Two italian
oelontloto.

A couple Of Italian scientists have
figured out that most brainy people
are born in the first three. months
Of the year.
Thirteen American presidents
came into the world in the first four
months. They include Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, jack
son, Lincoln, Grant, Cleveland and
Mckinley.
But Woodrow Wilson came with
in three days of being born on the
very last day Of the year. Roosevelt
was an October baby and Taft Sep
tember.
Clemenceau was also September
baby, but Lloyd George, England's
war premier, arrived in January.
Some years ago Frenchmen voted
Louis Pastenr the greatest man that
country had ever produced and Ns-
poleon Bonsparte second.
The former was born in Deem
Der and the latter in August. So
there are plenty of brilliant excep-
lions to that Italian rule that mid
winter babies have : mortgage on
brains.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18

Mrs G. D Hodge returned to
her home in Moscow Tuesday, af-
ter a weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Pennell in this city.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18

Most of the Nezpercers who are
attending school at assistance will
be in the latter part of this week
for the holiday vacation.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18

Harland Moser is assisting with
the work in the county treasur-
er's office during the tax-collect-
ing rush.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18

The public schools will close
tomorrow afternoon for a week $
Christmas vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
yNorsis on PRECEDING CHAPTERS

Wealthy Young Francis Merssn leaves
New terk % search for burted treasure
~ his ancestor. sir ueary Marsan, hue-
cancer, In Genital America, There he
discovers Henry Morgan, smother hlond
descendant. who resemble. himself. MAX
ias the same search. tienry I. In love
with tranies. beautiful adopted daughter
~ an old spanish family. she iases him.
and also discovers she l. falling In tose
With francis. ptat L. Matched hy
teoaiea's foster parents Co act Henry out
Of the way. lie :. Jailed and sent~need
te die for q erime he never committed.
With the aid Of Francis and teonies.
itsnrt eseape- from Jail and III. three
escape 60 Francis schooner, They are
pursued hs posse After landing. they
take Co the rough country, The posse,
which has landed fram tug. continues
the puvruit. The fugitive. ar. captured.
I'm demand for Justice. they are taken Co
q cave. where THE Cruel just Op~-~a
weird Judge af primitive Central Am~sie.
holds forth. Following their release.
th~s start an espeaitien In search Of the
.eerwt tr~asus. Of the ancient MaSas.
After being trapped la the cave Of the
Nasas BY fieed feum a s-<ret tunnel.
they escape 10 the Valley OF Lost souls,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
MRS. J. A. JACKSON
STAYED IN BED
WEEKS AT A Time
Was in Poor Health Many
Years-Gains Eighteen
Pounds Taking
Tanlac

NV wife has gained eighteen
pounda since she commenced TAX
ing TaniAc. and the troubles that
have been pulling her down for
many years have been completely
overcome" said ]. a. Jackson, who
lives M Kamloops. Canada, while
in BarteIi's drug store in Seattle q
few days ago.
For years and years" continued
Mr.. Jackson, my wife's health was
mighty bad. and spent lots OF
money for medicine and treatment
but she never got any relief until
she commenced taking Tanlac. Her
entire system was completely run
down and she had lost so much
atronKth that she was hardly able
"a get about. She had terrible
npeils OF headache. and was so
rcrvoua that she couldn't sleep
much AT night. Her stomach was
In such bad condition that every
thing she ate disagreed with her,
and she would have bad spells Of
Indigestion. She lost lot In
weight. and just kept going down
hin until she had nervous pros
traflon. and for weeks NJ time
ahe was not able To be out Of bed.
1--WE were completely discouraged
over her condition when we began
"a read about Tanlac and the good
u was doing so many people. Wen,
abe finally decided TO give Tanlac
n trial and It's the honest truth,
she was feeling Ike different
norron In few weeks time !
never saw anybody pick up Hike
shc has She has taken eight bot
lies so far. and has about rcgained
Ian hor lost weight and strength,
Her stomach IS IN such fine condi-
ton that che eats just anything
she wants and never suffers the
least bit with indigestion or sour
stomach. The headaches have left
her. too, and her nerves are In such
perfect condition that she sleeps
| IKE n child every night. She came
lalonR with me on this trip and
stood # fine In fact, she Is ~
first class health again. and Tanlat
Is responsible for II all
Tanlac r. sold in Seattle by Bartel
Drug stores under tho personal di
rection Of a special Tanlac represen
observation-disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
Continued Thursday

Copyright. 1913. International Feature
Service. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
Girl babies have more vitality than
uxs 80. fs5au
AN oVERBURDENED MOTHER

II the steps n mother takes and
the work she does could only be
measured by figures. what an ar
ray they would make. Through
girlhood. wifehood and motherhood
woman tolls on. often suffering
from backache. pain in side. head
ache. nervousness and sleeplessness.
symptoms OF more serious ailments
peculiar to her sex. Thousands OF
such women, however. have found
relief from suffering by taking
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. as is evidenced by the
letters OF recommendation continu-
ally being published in this paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10

isrst. novel uzxiIterr kko
c/RCA London

cOPYRIGffT

TO believe him dead than know him
for the gringo cur he ISL
MORE LIES
Here the hound barked joyfully at
the screen. giving the two Indians all
they could do TO hold him back. nut
Torres, instead OF suapectlng. blum.
dorod on 10 his fate.
"in the valley there is a silly.
weak. demented creature who pre-
tends 20 read tho future by magic
An altogether atroclouH and blood.
thirsty female Is she. am not deny.
ing that in physical beauty she IL
beautiful For beautiful she ls. as
eentipede Is beautiful. You see what
has happened. She has sent Henry
and Leoniea out of the valley by
some secret way. while Francis has
elected TO remain there with her In
sin-~for sin II II. since there exists
In the valley no Catholic priest To
make their relation lawful oh, not
that Francis Is infatuated with the
terrible creature. but he Is tnfatu'
ated with paltry treasure the Great
ure poaHeHHen.
"And this Is the gringo Francis you
have welcomed into the bosom of
your famity--the Shiny snake OF "A
grinFo Francis who has even dared
10 suliy the fair Leoniea by casting
upon her the looks OF "A lover. oh.
know OF what ! speah have seen
="
a Joyous outburst from the hound
drowned his voice. and he boheld
Francis and tho Queen. as deep In
conversation as the two who had pre-
ceded them. walk down the room.
Tho Queen paused TO earess the
hound. who stood so tall against her
that his forepaws on her shoulders
elevated his head above hers. while
Torres licked his suddenly dry lips
and valniy cudgelled his brains for
some fresh lie with which 20 extri'
cate himself from the impossible sit.
uation.
Enrlco soinno was the FIRST 20
break down in mirth. All his sons
Joined with him. while tears OF sheer
delight wclled out u his eyes.
II could have married her myHcifT'
Torres snecred. Indignantly. "Shc
begged me on her knees
And now said Francis. II shall
save you all dirty job by throwing
him OUT"
But Henry. advancing swiftly. aH.
serted: II like dirty Jobs equally,
And this il dirty job particularly 60
my iikinRF'
Both the MorKans were about 20
fail on Torres when the Queen held
up her hand.
First" she said. "lct him return
10 me. from there In his belt, the dag
ger he stole from met
"Ahr' said Enrlco, when this had
been accomplished should he not
also return to YOU. lovely lady. the
gems he fllchedf"
Torres did not hesitate. Dipping
into his pocket. he laid handful Of
tho jewels ON the table. Enrioo
glanced az the Queen. who merely
nodded. expectantly.
"Nor~~' said Enrico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
Continued From Yesterday
CHAPTER NXIu

In all the magnlfcenea OF q me.
dieval Spanish and New World cos,
tune such as was still affected by
certain Of the great haclendados OF
Panama. Torres rode along the beach
road TO the home Of the solanoa
Running with him. at 40 easy lope
that II promised an extension that
would outspeed the best OF Torres
stccd. was the great white hound
that had followed him down tho sub.
tcfrancan river.
As Torres turned to take the wind
ing road up the hin 20 the hacienda
he passed ~ peon. who had paused
to let the old crone gather strength.
lie merely noticed the strange couple
as dirt OF the common people The
hauteur that he put on with his mag
niticenes OF apparel forbade that he
should hetray any interest further
than an unnoelng glance.
Bu, him vi Pcon noted with slant
Oriental eyes that missed no details.
And VI Peon thought: lie looks very
rich. He IL a friend OF the solanoa.
lie rides 20 the house. lie may even
be- lover of the senorita Leonica--
or a worsted rival for her love. In
almost any case. h. might be cx.
pectcd to buy the secret Of the So.
uorita Lconica's birth. and he Ger.
tainiy looks rich. most rschl
Inside the hacienda. assembled in
the living room. were the returned
adventures. and all the Solanoa The
Queen. taking her turn in piecing
out the narrative % nil that had oc
CURED. with flashing eyes was de
nounelng Torres for his theft Of her
Jewels. and describing his fail into
the whirlpool before the onslaught
Of the hound. when Leonica. at the
window with Henry. uttered n sharp
exclamation.
Speak OF the devilr' Kaid Henry.
Here comes Torres hinseifr'
Me fr~tF' Francis cried. doubling
his fist and ffexlng his biccps signifi
cnntly
Nor decrrod L~onIca- Tie IL a
wonderful liar. He is very wonder
full liar. az we've all found out Let
us have some FUN lilo h diHrnoun;.
Ing now. Let the four Of us disap.
pear. Fnther-' With a wave Of hand
Ehr Indicated Enrico and all his sons.
''You win II, around desolas~f over
the loss OF me. This seoundrei
Torres will enter You viii be thirsty
for information. He viii tell you no
one can guess what astounding Hes
about us. As for us. wei hide be
hind the screen there. Comsl All Of
.nssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10

the house from the bushes. chucklcd
gratinedly 10 himself when he saw
the rich cabnllero thrown of the
steps with such will az To be sent
aprawllng far out into the gravel
But ~ poon was too clever 90 let on
that he had seen Ilurrying away,
he was half down the hin ere over.
taken by Torres on his horse.
The celestial addressed him hum.
bly,. and Torres. IN his general rage
lifted his riding whip navageiy to
slash him across tho face. But vi
Peou did not quail.
"Ths senorlta Ieonlca." he said
quickly. and arrested the blow. II
have great secret" Torres waited.
the whip stli lifted as threat
You like'm some other man marry
that very nice senorlta Leoniea2"
Torres dropped the whip TO his
side.
Go on" he commanded, harnhly.
what In the HeeretY'
you no want'm other man marry
that senorita Leonicn7'
suppose | dont7'
Then. suppose you have secret,
you can stop other man
"Hut. frat" VI Peon shook his
head. you pay me 5000 gold. Then
| tell you secret"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
TIE GEMS RECOVERED

And three more % the beautiful
ncut stones Torres added TO the
others on the table.
Would you search rne like corn
mon pickpocketf" he demanded in
frantic Indignation. turning both
trousers pockets ernp,iiy inside out.
Me said Francis.
II gnwlHtr' said Henry,
"oh. all very welir' Francis con.
eedcd. Then wen do IL together.
We can throw him farther OF the
steps,
All others in the room ran 20 the
window TO behold Torres exit. but
Enrico. quickest Of all. gained a win
dow flrHt. And aftsrward. coming
10 the middle Of the room. the Queen
aeooped the gems from the table into
both her hands and gave the double
handful 10 I.conica. saying:
From Francis and me to you and
Hsnry-your wedding present"
vi Peon. having left the crone by
the beach and crcpt back to peer at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
Silk and Cotton
Pongee n
Upper Main Floor.

The weight. the weave and
the colors displayed in this silk
and cotton mixed fabric make
II especially appropriate for
early Autumn wear. The
shades In stock include Navy.
Brown. Tan. Gray. Red and Old
Rose. In 3sinch width. A
yard ..................H1.25