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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
IENIN APELIRA MA ZAVEzNISKO VoJASTVO MAI PRE-
NEHA BoJEVANJEM PRoTI RUsKI DELAVSK1
VLADL

Washington D. March e dea govoree uporu
ameriS Arhangeu h MISC pokorie poveu ter Sc So
hoee bort pro boevkom da voni department przadev u
saviti razranje boSeviSk literature med zaveznm Voa
March dob svOe roke neka eh crkularJeV h
kroz amerkim zavezniskmi vOjak ruSk1 fron
Obiavo Sc e beseo treh ckuarjev cd kae sta diva pod
psana eana eden cd Cerna udskega komsara Vnanh
zadev ruske sOcaistiGne sovjeSke repubike =
Vs ii cirkuar bill naslovjen zavemiske cete Muir
mansk okraju Ma teh okroznicah je re6eno:
pr zaveznSk vojak Rusjo, da morjo ne pa ola 20
branio
n MISC p da upostavo vlado marvel da jo strmogaVo
Zavems vojak vesei ko Rus strmogav1 carlzem
zakaj so torej priSli da ga zopet upeljajo?
Tovari$ delavc pravio bOjSevki tenn crkuar he oe
LATTE tega!'
Nikakega dvoma nj hjavlajo nadae bojsevk da drza-
We XII skrvaio zaveskmi cetam zeo zare rvouc]o In
zopet vpeljati carsko vlado' -.
Ne crkular naznanja, da nekaere zayeznske aVole
kene strogav sovesko vado d e dusa tega glpana ne
XII reprezentant angleSke Wade
A veste in izpoznate kaj deate?" gas ma nekem eu
lariu adresiranem 'tangeSke tovarise- deavce.
''Ah ste vprasali zakaj vas je pryedlo sem?
'N samo dolz1o bojevat in umirat emvec innate m
di pravico vprasati zakaj -
Ali Sc veseli ko mi stmogavl car1zem Da
vese ste Sc teda seda ste pr da zope upostave
'sMorda nj to vasa zea toda je to zelja vase Wade
ssTo ie zela carenh Ganikov h pridejen vasemu ge
neraInemu stabu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15

Ma krovu teh ladij je preko
10000 mornarjev, cd katerih MISC
mnogi re cello leto videli domaeih
voda in obai. Nekatere posadke
teh ladij SO bile V yojni zoni re cd
tedaj, ko so prvi rusilci odpluli v
evropske vode V BOZ proti nem-
Skim submarinkam.
Med temi vozili je tudi nekaJ
ruSilcev, XII so potopili nekaj 1em-
SIKH sumbarink. Ma rusilcu gu. S.
S. Cassin" je Sc sedaj razlocno vi
deti make, XII mu jih je prizadel
napadajoc podmorski coin. Ma
rusilcu "U. S. S. Manly pa je Sc
zdaj videti poskodbe cd neke bonn
be, XII je eksplodirala, ko je rusi-
lee kolidiral V vojni zoni z neko
drugo ladjo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
London, Anglia. = Pail Nal

London, Anglia. = Pail Mall
Gazette naznanja, ola Sc bo kmalu
pricel zracni promet blagom IL
potniki med Ameriko in Evropo
in sicer Z mornariskimi ,letali, ki
so bila izvrSena "a angleSko NOR
narico in katerih Sc sedaj ne bo
rabilo, ker je bio podpisano pre-
mirie. Prevozna cena "a potnike
bo znaSala $240, poStne vrece pa
Sc bo prevazalo po 2,25 tono.
Prihodnjo sredo nameravajo "a
Strajkati operatorji brezzicnega
brzojava ma trgovskih ladjah, ce
jim ne priboljSajo place, kakor
zahtevajo. TAX Strajk bi zelo O.
tezkoGil polet preko oceana, ker
letaIci bi moral biti V neprestani
zvezi ladjami ma morju.
st. Johns, N. L. = Harry G'
Hawker in poroGnik-poveljnik
Grieve sta sla danes na letaliSce,
kjer je lopa, V kateri je spravlje-
no ,njuno Sopwith letalo, S kate
rim bosta poletela preko oceana'
PriSedSi tia, sta izprevidela, da bo
treba polet zopet odloziti "a nekaj
ur, kajti, dasi je dez ponehal, ven
dar so tia mehka in hangarji so
zaviti V gosto meglo. Oba letalca
sta jake nestrpna, ker sta prisilje-
ma do neprostovoljnega odlasanja.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
Razne vesti.
BOIL MED EGIPCANI IN
ANGLEzI.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, April 18th,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Kairo, Egypt. = Upanje, da Sc
bo V Egiptu zopet vpeljal mir in
red, ker je general Allenby, po-
veljnik angleSkih Get Egiptu,
odloGil, da Sc izpusti ma svobodo
egipcanske narodne voditelje, Sc
je razprSilo vGeraj, ko so demon
strantje postal zopet nasilni vSled
dejstva, ker so bile pozvane cete
il nekaj oSeb ubitih.
Poulicna drhal je napadla in po-
ruSila neko kemicno tovarno na O.
pera Square ter umorila nekega
armenskega vsluzbenca. Mnozica
je napadla poslopja tudi drugih
okrajih in sli$ati je bilo mnogo
strelov. Okoli enih popoldne Sc
je nameravala drhal zabarikadira-
ii na Abdin Squaru. L. te smeri
Sc je Gulo moc1o streljanje in tu-
di regljanje strojnih pusk.
Danes Sc je vrSil pogreb stirih
moslemov, ubitih V poulicnih bo-
jih. Pogreba Sc je vdelezilo vec
tisoG Egipcanov, Xxi so kricali:
"Alah, daj zopet TurGiji moe
Dol tiranijo!"
Uradno porocilo pravi:
"Dozdaj je bilo angleskim ce-
tam mogoce kontrolirati polozaj
dasi MISC mogle prepreciti par slu-
Gajev nasilnosti. Ce Sc bodo ne
miri nadaIjevali, je treba takoj
pozvati novih Get, kajti splosni
zmesnjavi morajo nedolzni trpeti
S krivimi."
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
Lepe zivljenske razmere med an
gleskimi premogarji.
London, Anglia.

London, Anglia. = Rudarski
posel je bolj nevaren kot vojno
rokodelstvo, je izjavil John Ro-
bertson ozirom ma premogarsko
industrijo Veliki Britaniie. Ro
bertson je chairman Skotske unije
premogarjev.
"Se sedaj Sc popolnoma ne po-
INA nevarnosti, katerim so izpo-
stavljeni premogarji. TIE nevar-
nosti ne poznajo V vsem njenem
obsegu cello ne V premogarskih di-
striktih. V angleSkih premogovih
rovih je zaposleiih okoli en- mill
jon delavcev. V desetih letih, to
je cd 1907 do 1916 je bilo ubitih V
premogovih rovih 12,400 premo-
garjev, ali povpreGno vsako leto
1,240 oseb.
"V zadnjih dvajsetih letih Sc je
prigodilo 3,250,OOO nesrec, od ka
terih Sc jih je primerilo 100000
V rudnikih. Premogar je vedno V
aktivni sluzbi; on je~ vedno V "a
kopih".
Dokazano je bilo, da je prebi-
valo V nekem premogarskem dis
triktu 276S oseb V posameznih So
bah, kjer jih je bilo nastanjenih
wee kot S V eni sobi; 1887, Xxi so BIZ
Ii nastanieni Yee kot 6 V eni sobi
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
NAzNANILo.

Nasim cenjenim naroenikom in
somislienikom naznanjamo, da po-
tuie no draw Pennsylvania "a
list Glas Svobode mas potovalni
zastopnik Anton Jankovic. JAN
kovic je pooblaseen labirati ma
roenino "a mas list, in ga rojakom
topic priporocamo.
Ko DO opravil syoj posel v Penn
sylvaniji, bo odsel V West Virgil
milo. Prosimo tudi tamosnje ro-
jake, da mu gredo povsod ma roko.
Uprava Glas Svobode.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15

Dusseldorf, Nemcija. = V So
boto ponoei in V nedeljo zjutraj
so vladne cete napadle spartakov-
ske Gete, XII so Sc zakopale V Ober-
blk kvartirju V juznoiztocnem O.
kraju mesta, odkoder so jih po
mocnem topniskem obstreljevanju
prepodile. Vecina spartakovskih
Get je bezalo V smeri proti Eller-
iu, ne da bi izvajale nadaljni od-
por.
Berlin, Nemcija. = IL Magde-
burga Sc poroca, ola so Sc vladne
cete, XII so bile poslane proti brun-
sviSkim sovjetom, spopadle pred
mimi strazami bruswiSkih komu-
nistov. Prednje straze so po KRAFT
ken boju bezale pred vladimir ce-
tami.
Berlin. = Brzojavka IL Draz-
dan ma Vosische Zeitung Mama
MIA, da pripravljajo sovjetske ce-
te napad ma Neustadt, ki lei OBJ
desnem bregu reke Elbe.
Cete in vojaki IL Prime, enajst
mill jugoizto6no Drazdan, so Sc
zabarikadirale V blizini katoliske
oorLvo do hodo od tamkai branile
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
Nevarnosti premogar-
skega della.
True Chicago Illinois, April 5
1919 as required by Act of October 9th 1917.

$40 vec kot sedem V eni sobi in
100, od katerih jih je prebivalo
vec kot oSem V eni sobi.
''Predstavljajte 81 razmere V
teh posameznih sobah", je NADIA
ljeval Robertson. Delavska oble-
ka Sc suSi pred ognjem V isti sobi,
kjer spi druzina; bolezen je ma
dnevnem redu. Kako maj DO da-
ma otrokom prilika "a oddih in i
granje, ko je matt opravila svoje
delo ciscenjem? Rudarji Sc po-
vrnejo della, in donna Sc zopet
pricne vse delo iznova. Ali Sc
nam je cuditi, ce te zenske obupa-
.jo?"
Arthur Balfour, industrijski ek-
spert, ki je zastopal vlado, je de-
jal RObertsonu:
"Ce so razmere take, takor ste
jih pravkar opisali, tedaj je treba
nekaj storiti," I" V cemur Sc je stri-
njal tudi reprezantant lastnikov
premogovih rovov.
VpraSan cd Mr.. Balfourja, kaj
misli, kdo ola je kriv tako Visokih
zivljenskih cen v-premogarskih o.
krajih, je Robertson odvrnil:
"ProfitarStvo".
"Jaz menim, da so Gene previso-
Ike vsled tega", je nadaljeval Ro-
bertson, "ker je naravno bogastvo
v rokah posameznikov, delavske
mezde so pa zelo, zelo mike"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15

San Francisco, Cal. - Kabel
gram, XII ga. je prejel tukajsnji
Korejski narodni svet, naznanja
da so priredili Japonci o priliki
demonstracij dne %. marca V Seu,
lu, Koreji masakre mad Korejci.
Kabelgram je bill oddan V Sang,
haju. Glasom izjav clanov korej-
skega Narodnega sveta, je bilo po'
roGilo poslano po selu IL Seula V
Sanjhaj, cd tam pa oddano ma
pref,
Kabelgram naznanja:
"Japonci so priceli masakrirat;
V Koreji. Tekom triurnih demon
strancij je bilo V Seulu umorje,
nih preko 1000 oseb. Poroca Sc,
da so japonske cete po vsej Kore-
il brez usmiljenja streljale in kla
lie korejsko ljudstvo. liza q.
marca je bilo ubitih vec tisoc oseb
"PoruSenih je bilo mnogo Sol,
cerkva il domov narodnih vodite
ljev. Zenske so slekli do golega
ter jih trail pred mnozico, zlasti
one, ki so pripadale rodbinam ma
rodnih vodij. V zaporih so jih
potem straSno mucili. Zdravni-
kom je bilo prepovedano pomagah
ranjencem. Nujno Sc potrebuje
posredovanja in delovanja inozem,
skega Rdeeega kriza''.
To porocilo je oddal neki donna
cin-pastor, kateremu so razmere
dobro znane.
T. Ohta, japonski generalni kon-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15

severni konec Friderik Avgusto-
vega mostu.
o nekaterih cetah lovcev in gre
nadirjev Sc poroca, da so bile pre-
magane in njihovo orozje je bilo
razdeljeno med upornike.
Sovjetski vladi Sc je naznanilo,
da George Ledebour, ki je zaprt V
Moabit jetnisnici in cigar svobodO
So zahtevali dine 80. marca komu-
nisticni soviet, ne bo osvobojen.
Casopisje odvisnih socialistov je
priobcilo napad, XII ga je pisal
George Ledebour proti Herr Hell
ne, pruuskem justicnem ministru,
V kateremu mu ocita, ola Sc grdo
ravna spartakovci V Moabit jet
nisnici. Deja1 je, da je sam vsak
dan V nevarnosti da bo umorjen
in da je bilo istotako V vedni ne
varnosti zivljenje Karol Radeka,
dokler Sc je nahajal V jeei.
Ledebour nadalje trdil, da so
bill nekateri spartakovci muceni
do smrti, in da je eul streljanje, XII
ie priGalo, da Sc vrse umori in ek-
sekucije nadebelo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
w. S. S.
DEBs JE oDSEL V ZAPOR.

Terre Haute, Ind. = Eugene
V. Debs je brez vsakega policij-
skega spremstva vstopil V vlak
Big Four zeleznice ter Sc odpeljal
V federalno jeGo V Moundsville,
w. Va. Socialisticni vodja je ma
potu V Cleveland, kjer Sc bo sam
javil oblastim, da nastopi deset,
letno kazen V jeci, ker je V nekem
svojem govoru V Canton, O. govo-
ril proti narodnem patriotizmu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15

zul V San Francisco, je komentiral
polozaj Koreji ter je dial druzbi
Associated Press sledeco izjavo:
"Pri prvih korejskih nemirih nj
bila aktivnost ljudstva ogrozeval
ma. Demonstracije so Sc vGsile lie
V mestih in vecjih krajih in avto-
ritetne osebe so Sc zanesle ma 10
kalno policijo, veri, ola bodo po
licijski department. kontrolirali
polozaj in razgnali mnozice.
"Mnozica pa Sc je pricela zate-
kati k vedno bolj nasilnim sred-
stvom, pricela je groziti vladi in
raztegnila je svojo aktivnost sko'
ro preko vsega della polotoka. Po-
rocila zadnjih treh dni kazejo, ola
je prizadetih preko dvesto krajev
in da trpi tudi mnogo nedolznih
oseb.
"Vocigled tega deJStVa, Je po-
slala Japonska V Korejo vojaski
oddelek, sestoje6 IL sestih stotnij
in stiristo orozAikov, da kakor hi
tro mogoce naredijo v dezeli zopet
mir in red.
Toxic, Japonsko. (Zakasnjeno).
= Upor Koreji Sc razsirja in
grozi, da bo poplavil yes polotok,
tako naznanja oficijelno poroeilo
iaponske Wade. V zadnjih treh
dneh je bilo vee izgredov stotini
NEST. Veliko stevilo policistov je
bilo ubitih, in mnogo policijskih
postal ter poStnih uradov poruse-
nih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
MOI, XII JE V MALEM COL
NICU PREBRoDIL OCEAN,
JE UMRL.

London, Anglia. y V Londonu
ie umrl dne 10. aprila pomorski
kapitan Henry Norman, XII je pred
Getrt stoletjem prebrodil ocean =
IL New Yorka V London V orehovi
lupini, malem, 16 cevljev dolgem
Golnicku.
Po nekaj dnevih oddiha V Lon
donu, je dospel zopet ma isti nacin
V New York.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15

New York, N. Y. = Atlantska
flotila, XII vsebuje vecji del "zma-
goslavne mornarice' pri kateri
ie preko 10000 mornarjev, je pri-
plula danes (dne IA. t. n.y. V new
yorsko pristanisee.
To je najvecja mornariska sila,
XII je bila Sc kedaj zasidrala V ka-
XII ameriski luki. Vsega skup so
priplule 1O3 vojne ladje.
Flotila, spremljena cd petdese-
tih rusilcev in trinajstih super
dreadghtov, kateri- so imenovani
tudi "zobje" vojne mornarice, je
priplula v Ambrozijev kanal okoli
poldne. Ma celu flotile so plule
vojne ladje Mississippi, Oklahoma
in Wyoming, takoj "a mimi pa
tezka bojna ladja Pennsylvania, s
katere jarbola je vihrala zastava
admirala Maya, poveljnik NORMA
rice dveh oceanov.
Ko je mornarica priplula V pri-
so vsako mornariSko di-
vizijo sprejela in pozdravila NOR
nariska letala, XII SO letala nizko
aad pocasi plavajoco flotilo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
ZRACNI POTNIsKI PROMET z
EVROPO.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, April 10Th,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15

Nkakega da bi on rad zatr revoucio ter zope
vpejai carstVo. -, !,
cali je to vona demokracijo lzpoznaJte vendar ka9 DE-
late! ~.
samo pomsite Angesko udstvo 81 prizadeva unlcl ma
rod kateremu Sc je posreeio, da Sc je osvobodil.
Leni1e
s'Predsednik sovjea ljudskih komisarjev"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
Masakri v Koreii.

with the Chicago Illinois, April l5f
99 required by the Act of October 9th 1917
Japonc more Korejce Upor siri po polotoku.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
AMERISKA MORNARICA 70
PET donna.

True translation filed with the P St
master at Chicago, Illinois, April 10Th,
1919, as required by the Act OF October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
Leninov APPEL ma zavez
niSke cete.

with the Post Chicago Illinois, April Io
1919, as required by October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
Polozaj v Nernciji.

the Chicago illinois, April 5th
1919 required by the Act of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15
Nemcija mora placatl
ogrornno Vojno Od-
SkOdninO.

True translation at Chicago Illinois, April lot
1919 required by the Act of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-04-15

Japonci more Korejce.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-14
Arrested for Theft.

Charles J. Thompson, of Westheld road, Berlin, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Constable Enrico Pola on the charge of stealing hay from
New Britain herald., 1919-07-14

the farm of Charles Wall which is located near the Thompson estate. MT. Wall explained tKis morning that during last week much of the hay which was on a lot adjoining the Thompson farm was kcn by MT. Thompson The case will be brought up this evening before Judge George G. GrisWold in tho Berlin town court at o'clock. Prosecutor Lewis will also have several other cases to pros ecute. The following persons have been arrested on the charge of failing to pay their personal tax: Constab bic John Hackett, Charles O'Nel and /, John Toy, all of Kensington. The i cases of these men will come to the i docket following a hearing of the Thompson Wall misunderstanding.
 East Berlin Items. Charles A. Fisk, wife and family re- ! turned home last evening after spend- 1 ing a weeks vacation at Greenfield, Mass.
 Miss Sarah Morgan was visiting with her parents over Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Holigan of Will COX avenue entertained party of their relatives at their home over Sunday. Those visiting were MT. and , i Mrs. J. Crell, William Murray and son, Mir. and Mrs. William Holigan and l MT. and Mrs. Thomas Holigan.
 The Gertrude North place has been l sold according to reports about town, i but the party buying is unknown.
 Miss Grace Holisan is in Spring cid, Mass, visiting With her sister, Mrs. i Derenthall.
 MT. and Mrs. Ellis steed were in 1 town yesterday visiting with Mrs l GCOrgiana Kelsey. MT. and Mrs. Wallace Kelsey were i in town yesterday visiting with his 1 In other
 Mrs. Charles Pratt and Miss susar HazelWood were in town Saturday vis- itng with friends.
 Berlin Briefs.
 $. $. Roby, son of $. Roby, is cX- pectcd to arrive homo today after Q years service overseas. He has jus received his discharge. i Postmaster and Mrs. \. B. Goodrich
 were visiting in Massachusetts ycster l day, making the trip in their autOmO
 bile
 Mrs. Charles Walker is away on hel
 vacation.
 Col. C. M. Jarvis of tho Fedora Adding Machine company of New
 York was in town over Sunday spend
 ing the day with his family.
 Miss Ressic Clinton is visiting MT i and Mrs. Thomas kcnney of Hudsor
 street.
 Paul Huston is now spending hi
 vacation at his homo on WOrthinGtOl ridge.
 Pardon Rickcy has purchased tn ! Daniel Webster place across from th
 postofiice.
 Records have been entered on tn : town clerks books of the salc of tn
 BosWorth place to William Scott b. ) Mrs. C. H. lAspinwalI. Archie Hoyt and family, former res 5 idents of this town, spent Sunday il
 this vicinity visiting with friends. J. H. Connolly and wife were dow to the shore over Sunday.
 Roy Gibney, in company with hi i wife and sen, has returned from thei I vacation.
 John Gravclec of Kensington i about town in a new automobile. z MT. Splettstoeser and family have F ! turned from their vacation at tn : shore
 Thomas Rarattorio is out of tow r today on a business trip. 1 A COW owned by Louis Maxon 2 l New Britain broke it's leg while bcin t taken from a truck on Walter Gvat
 1in's farm.
 \ birth certificate has been filed a l the town clerks office of the birth C 7 a son to Mir. and Mrs John Chudzi l of I@ensington. l Mr. and Mrs Carlson, the Misse
New Britain herald., 1919-07-14

SNIr. Bulkeley is about the town every k1ay and is in perfect health, feeling abettcr than many 20 years younger. aNrs Bulkcley is the oldest. resident land native of the town of Berlin. The fBulkeley homestead has been main Rtained by the Bulkclcys for over a kentury and was one of the earliest Settlements made in this part of tho own. William Bulkcley, father of I he present William BElkeley, was b,1so born in the same house in 1923 Sand tho home has remained in the 8guIkeley family ever since. Besides sheing cx-representative to the state 8leqislature, former tax collector and Aown clerk, MT. Bulkeley has been the &nrcsident of the Berlin Savings bank &snce, the institution was established. 8Tn 1869 MT. Bulkclcy first entered #nolitics and was elected by the voters Mnr the state legislature where he Merved for four years. Following this 8,osition he was elected tax collector End later town clerk and treasurer, #olding this position for over 20 T IFS, which is the longest term the
 flee was ever held by the same per
 lon.
 hi 1909 NIT. Bulkeley was again
 recommended for the legislature, ac- #eptinR the position, he was elected,
New Britain herald., 1919-07-14
GEORGE GOULD REMOVED.

New York, July 14.-A formal or der removing George J. Gould as eN- Ccutive trustee of the estate ol ms father, Jay Could, was signed today by Supreme Court Justice Whitaker. As a result of the order Frank Jay Gould, brother of George Gould, and on whose petition the latter was re- moved, becomes executive trustee.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-14

Marion Gibncy and Doris HoniSs en- jOyed a sail down the Connecticut river in Garfield Gibncy's motor boat yesterday.
 LUcius s. Bushnell is enjoying a va cation with his aunt, Mrs. w. H. Stowe of MidOletOWn.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-14
TO RETIRE B

Washington, July 14.-i al Victor Blue, chief of navigation who has nG months has been rcco retirement by q board cal officers. &ccr2tar n0unccd today ltia .,dt named as soon a&
 had approved the rug
New Britain herald., 1919-07-14
[BULkELEY WILL BE
 l9O YEARS OLD FRIDAY
 Els Oldest Man in Berlin-Yeteran | Official IDBAD SOLDIER IS CITED

gPriyatc William BoIton's Parents Re
 k eciyc NotiGcation-A. F. G. Elm pIoycs Going on Excursion-Othcr News Items of Interest to Readers. ! William Bulkeley of East Berlin road will celebrate the 90th anni- versary of his birthday on Friday, 3 July 18th. MT. BullIeley at the pres
 ent time is residing in the house where he was born and which is one
 aof the oldest residences in. the town,
New Britain herald., 1919-07-14

Norton Refuses to Be Party to Personal ArgUnCnts-2OtI, Annual Session of Chautauqua This Aftcr- nOOn-Othcr News Items.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-14
VETERAN OFFICE

Befkeley Cal, July l \ Henry E. Moves, U. $. Al here today aged 80 years
New Britain herald., 1919-07-14


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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-09-25
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is
soon realized. It stands the highest for
its remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview of the subject, made the as
tonishing statement that one reason why
so many applicants for insurance are re-
jected is because kidney trouble is SO
common to the American people, and the
large majority of those whose applica-
tons are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease. It is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes,
medium and large.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-09-25
1UST WHAT DID SHE MEAN7
Maung Teachers Reply Might Have
Been Merely a Statement of
Plain Fact, Or

The young primary teacher had been
-esanE1nnAlly annoyed by Bobby's mother
zMseer since he had entered school.
1SaEhIng suited her. At first it was the
&oEzgx, then the arrangement of Bob
GR1S seat, and finally, after a score OF
csnnN4aInts about everything imagin-
a&xe. she began to come to school to
exaeEczEe the teachers methods and
@aaGAE used. "Now, these readers are
mScG nearly so interesting as the ones
uH used to use" she said. Couldn't
yea get some of those old books and
aDe them to supplement these?" she
Maked.
~F don't know whether I could find
amxI~ hesitated the little teacher.
~But you will find the stories so
MAmc18 more interesting that you will be
mabd for your effort in hunting them"
Gna&sted the woman. "How did love
6hGSe stories! There was one about
d mffte red hen. It"
~ don't believe that would interest
HHT children now" interrupted the
yauug teacher. "You see, the hen
mxgw up."-Indianapolis News.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-09-25

Liven up your sluggish liver! Feel
fine and cheerful; make your work
pleasure; be vigorous and full of am
bition. But take no nasty, dangerous
calomel, because it makes you SICK
and you may lose a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver,
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing.
Listen to mel If you want to enjoy
the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced, just
take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or
dealer sells you a bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone for a few cents under my