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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
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Nm 9onnerstng, Ben %. 0ftober,
trafen in Der 81. Sobannes Mbtei Elm
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empfangen; am acknowledgement Sa-
ge fon6 Johann Sic fanonii6e Btiita=
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na6 Ser @t. 8eters Mbtei, Gasfatde-
tpan, CANADA, no ONT 9ienstag 6iefer
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mften Mbtes Mi9ael OH .. g. S.,
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|8., gum @ubprior Ser Mbtei .anitene
6es gum Mbte %getpdblten Subpriors'
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ieitig beliebten P. Mlerius cine lange
|5panne 3eit IN ieinem 11euen Mmte
beidieoen fem. P. Nlerius 1T 5abl-
rei9en friiberen 56iilern oes &onegs
nn6 5eminars nIs longidbriger eifri<
ger Brofehor riibmli6it befanrt.
Sage bonn "a. Bis &c. Oftober
tparen groBe @naoentage fir oie ct.
Sobannesz @emein6e 5n GonegeDine.
Mm Sreitag, benz boben Geite Der
&ir9meibe, mur6e ndmli6 IN Der Mb-
teifirbe sic Geier 6es bier5igitinoigen
@ebetes er0ffnet. Dos feierli6e Sod
amt mGbren6 Der 6ret 5eltage iang
Ser bodtp. p. Soiepb, 81. g. g. Die
.@9lnB5eremonien am 5omtagno6-
mittag nnbm Ser bodn'ite Rrior F..
Mlcuin, 8. g. s., Dor. Die @emein-
6emitglie6er beteiligten ii9 eifrig
beim misunderstanding, ben be-
ionoeren @ottes6ieniten II. Der Mnbe=
h1ng oes Mnerbeiligiten. Mm fo1nmen-
SEN Sonntagna6miHag, 6em 2. No-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
@ie alt tuir6 nnier @il6?

l1eber oieie 6roge lit iebr peri9ie.
ben geurteilt mor6en, bo9 fam man
beute, beIonbers nit 9ilfe Ser @tlo=
marfen, 5iemlid genaue Ingoben MO-
den, 1pie einem Aufiab 0es uSt. 9u=
bertl1s" ST %entnebmen tit.
8emerfenstpert lit 5unadit, Bob Bag
m6nnlide @9onlenmil6 cine peit ldn.
gere2ebensoal1er errei9 als 6as meib-
Iide. Gin redt bobes sitter erreiden
Sic &aubb0gel; 10 geboren &uben,
4oIer, &rani9e un6 &eiber 5u ben
IangIebigiten 6Iiegern. Biloganie
tperoen big 5u 20 Sabre alt; Stolen
unb Mbler Fat man i9on Biz al etnem
Sitter bon 70 Sabren in Der @efana
geni9aft gebalten. Dagegen erretaen
80gel, mie 6afan, 8irftpil6 un6 &eb.
bubn Elm @od1talter bon 6 Biz 10
sSsabren. Meiiter 2mpe miro getp0bn>
Ii9 8 big IL Sabre alt, 6o9 bat MON
ou9 @alobaien beoba6tet, Die einige
Sabre dlter pur6en. Nddit 6em @t6-
tpilo miro oas Danrpilb am dltelten.
Sizes riibrt m%abri6einli6 baber, bob
Dieles @iI6 iebr bel 2aub oft uno 90
bur9 fi9 bas @ebiB af ldngiten er-
bdlt, benn ser idarfe &iesian6, Ser
BEL Ser 8o6endiung NIT aufgenommen
miro, rltst Dos @ebiB itarf ab. Die
Mters}9mG9e tritt ober beim Sda=
Ienpilb erit banr auf tpen1 6as @e-
BIB f6le6t getporoen lit, bie @er6uu=
1tng BEG @il6es ni9t mebr funftio=
niert, es 6a6ur6 abmagert un6 im=
mer idtpa9er miro. Ser Siri6 bot
friiber in groBen Eiergdrten ein Il-
ter bon SO un6 mebr Sabren erreibt.
go miro bon 9iriden aus 11ngariiden
uno bobmiiden Sammlungen beri6=
tet, 6ie 70 nnb IS Sabre alt tpuroen.
Sn FREEZER @il6babn miro unier 9am=
un6 &ottpil6 b~eut5utage b0dltens 80
Sabre uIt, nn6 a11d bas MIR in gro
Beren &ebieren. 9ie M%ltersgren5e fir
oos M11ttertpilo lit i6on 20 big %
Sabre. Gin notwithstanding geringes
Sitter finoet iid BEL @olt 2u6s un6
8Gr, Die nidt mebr ols Is big 26
Sabre errei9en. Meiiter Beb miro in
Ser @efangenibaft biel dlter, un6
man bot i9on 8aren bon 40 Sobren
uno mebr beoba6tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
6re6 Cannon, Eodter Ser in SEEM Com
bon mobnen6en Sanilie Sbomas 2ar-

6re6 2anIon, Eodter Ser in SEEM Con
bon mobnenoen 5amilte Sbomas Gan
lion.
SIN ct. @apbaels Soipital ltarl
am 5amstagmorgen IN Der Siib'
4err Council @annurben AZ
9lutbergiftung. Die 6amilie berlegtt
ibr Seim I'M lebten Mai bon Soparf
2afe nnb ct. CLOUD, unb Die 2eidt
mnrbe an erltgenanntem Plab 5n1
8eeroigung gebradt.
- @eiunobeitsbeamter saul ode
rer bat 6ie erlten Saue bon &alsbrdu.
ne gemeloet, cine &ranfbeit, bon oe1
man ieit Monoten in ct. CLOUD nibts
mebr borte. Die NOTICE Auarontdne
lit a%ngeor6net, un Ser 8erbreitunq
Der &ranfbeit bor5ubeugen.
- Saul Seibert, ser 10 Sabre
aIte @obn Ser Gamilie Soiepb Sci.
bert, melber Donnerstag I'M elterli.
den &ouie 6as 3eitlide iegnete, mur.
be Samstagmorgen nod etnem I'm
9 ubr in Ser &atbe6rale gebaltener
|Mequiem auf bent @albarien-@ ottes:
nder beer6igt. Sen 10 i6tper gepruf.
ten @ltern enbtietet Ser uNoroitern"
lein a~nfridtiges 8eilei6.
- Diitrift Depntierter SO. 8. 80r:
ger nn6 Stab bon bier mobnten 6e1
am lekten Sonntng in Mantato itatt:
gefnn6enen @infubrung bon 75&un:
6i6aten in BEN BORT b%eiteben0en 60.
lumbus =&itterbunb BEL. Mnipra6er
bielten bel Der @elegenbeit sic bodtp
Serren &eor6an nrb @ugbes nn6 OH
@erren @0rger un6 AuigleD.
= Die gountpbeb0r6e Fat Die Mr:
9iteftenbeboroe Eolt, Sing & 0nt
bon ct. BouI nit @eibiilfe BEG Mr.
9iteften SEQ S9dfer bon ct. @lou<
nit oem @ntpurf Der Yldne fir 6as
nene @onrtbans betrant. @lei95eitiq
bot belogte @ebor6e sos Syn. Gre.
bens uno sos Glantps @run6itiid Sem
@ourtbauie gegeniiber an 8. Mpe
nor6li9 gelegen, gefauH, auf 6em
6as neue @ountp=@efangnis erri6te1
miro.
- 9ie &reisri@ter @0ier, Mpe,
Yar1ons un6 @i6oings baben eine
1eue @barter=&ommiiiion fir ct
glou6 ernannt, 6ie -a1s folgen6en
8iirgern 5ufammengeiebt lit: s. S,
|2a6ner, Sames 8en5ie, Subert @uns,
81. Meioe, Sobn SO. @arteru 6re1
81. 2inbt, S. s.. Battiion, S. 9. 5nl.
liban, Mrtbur S. 8enlen, S. st. Ser.
rar6, 5ranf 81. 2abr, S: SO. CAMP
bea, Olaf Grid, 6. g.. @larf, Geo. 6
&oienberger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

Der 5taotgren5en gelegen lit, geeinigt
Die Gage 1T cine 6nrbnl1s 5tpedmdBii,
&c, benz ufer beg Mifiiiiippi entlang,
|Das @ebd1tbe miro a11f einem 9igel
erribtet nnb ion our unterbringl1nQ
bon 200 &in6err gebaut tperben. 9as
|@aiienbaus in 2ittle Gans lit @igen.
+tum Der ebrp. S9neltern Die bas.
ielbe 1%1marbeiten ur1b u1sbeiiern lai-
fen fir Elm Sin0elba11s. so miro BET
ben 8l1ben, Der 8if6ofsitabt unb Der
55ta6t 2ittle Sails geoient lein.
Mad einem am Iebten Counting
in Der @0lnigin Ser gngel Stride 81,
Centre morgens 10 ubr bonn
bo1m. 6. Ebiebnut; benz @an5ler Der
.Di05e1e 5elebrierten &odamt, nobel
Die bodlp. @erren 8uBmann DonWfel<
roie 11n6 8an Ser 9oer bon @aro
.springs aiiiitierten, bielt Der bod
.4p'fte @err 8if9of Sofepb 8ui9 Die
Breoigt un6 erteilte fnfun6ie65ig
Yerlonen 6as FL. @ofroment Ser STR
rnrng. Na9mittags 8 l1br firmte
So6oerielbe in Der Mea69en-8eiier-
ungsanltalt, mobei 6ie ertp6bnter1
bobm. 9erren bent Sberbirten aiii=
ftierten.
ssSn Ser ct. MarfusA&ir6e 81
|@lear Safe muroe Cleansing bie 40,
itiin6ige Mnoa6t %er0ffnet, 6ie beute,
|Donnerstag, gum feierli@en Nbidlub
|gelnngen miro. SsSn Der ct. 8onifn-
5iusfirde at Colo 5pring beginnt Ole
40-itiin6ige Mn6abt beute, 9onners.
tag, nrtb miro am 6elte M%qerbetligen
i9lieBen. S1 Der ct. @lou6 unbe.
fledten @mpfdngnisfirde nimmt 6aS
40-itiin6ige @ebet Sreitug ieinen Sin,
fang rtn6 Der feierli6e Abf6luB fin.
oct am nddften @onntag itatt. SSn al.
len &irden fam u1n Muerbeiligenfeite
inter Sen geuobnliden 8eoingungen
Der toties=quoties MblaB getponnen
tDer6en.
Die bon Maler Beter Martini
un6 Ser Deforationsfirma Gor &
|Din6orf bon ct. glou6 a11sgefibrte
Musf6miidung Der Bfarrfirde in ct.
ISoiepb bnt Sen bodm. Bfarrer Pub,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

ger urb bie @ennein6e duBerit befrie-
6igt, baber Die g%ernnrten 9eforateu-
re aIer @emeinoenw bie ibr @ottes-
bats a1smaler at laiien beab1ibti-
gen, nit boiler 8ere9tigl1ng en1pfob-
len tper0en.
esSSr @inbnn, no cine 11eue fatbo-
|liide @eeminoe g~egrunbet uoroen lit,
bielt Der bodtp. 9err 8renoer bon
|2uremburg in elmer &alle, Die eigens
fir BEN 3mef gernietet tD11r6e, ben err
item @ottesbienit. Mn 5tpei 5onnta-
gen I'M Monate ion in Der neuen
@ottes6ienit itattfin6en, Il.
bodn. @err 9renoer plant ieBt fdon
ben 8au zines 1euen Bfarrbauies in
&imbau, 6as nddifes Srubiabr err
ribtet mer6en ion.
SIN ct. NapbaeIs &ofpitnl lift ar1
Weithpob bergangener ISOLDE bie ebr-
tpir6ige S9peiter Miranon, 8. g.
s., aus benz 2eben gei6ie6en. 9ie
Geritorbene mar cine Eo9ter Ser in
Batfins mobnen6en Gamilie Matb.
lSeB. sic tpnrbe Dor % Sabren IN
6oreit Brairie geboren rn6 i6loB iid
Dor feds Sabren benz 8ene6iftiner-
or6en IN ct. Soiepb on, no fie als
funititnnige Malerin 8or5iiglides let
itete. Sbren 500 betra11ern nit ben
|@ltern mebrere @ef9uiiter. Die Set
de pur6e Donnerstag mad ct. So
|iepb gebradt nn6 baielbit nnoeren 90
ges nod einem in Der &orbentsfapeae
gebaltenen &eqniem -anf Dem S6tpes
iternfirdbofe beer6igt. M0ge iie rl-
fen in Grie6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

nn6 -fanabibatinnen," erflart er, .ba'
ben nidt at,ron5iert, ober man fam
iebe getpiinidte Musf,1nft iber lie IL
llnierer @eiddftslteue erbalten. Me,
fid bier melbet, braubt ielbjt nur Ml'
ter nnb nirtidnftli6e Gage an5l.ge'
ben. Ser 9ireftor miro nit Der gro,
BEN grfabrung, Sic er beiitt, nn1 out
bent @run0 Ser Seele Die berItedter
8ebeimniiIe gu leien, bas iibrige er,
griinben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
Mptis.

SHE 8ii6erriiditdnoe, Die nidt Biz
sum Is. September 1919 be5abl1
iino, tperoen CUR @infaiiierung, Elm:
i6IieBIid Der &al1ierunggebubren
iibergeben neroen. 3ablungen boz
bent Is. Nobember f0n11en in 6e1
SEEM Mnnid State 8unf binterleg1
tper6en.
5t-2 u. W. ytDtd].
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

@ebpl1tionare 3ettelnngen In 81
faB! @aris beridtet fie, nidt etpa
Berlin. @ir batten nidt geoa6t bob
6ie @eilter, Die man in Haris geru.
fen, fi9 10 bal6 gum 8orte mel6en
tpiir6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

Daft es febr biele 2eute sibt, bemeu
ser &rieg au5ufdnen at @n6e gegan-
gen 1T, lit fein @nn6er., @iner Sir
ma in Sn6ia1ta fin6 fir 5%meibun6ert
@ei9iblnfetter bierun65uan5ig Mil-
Iionen 9ouar qeauhH tpor1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

bember, lit Der idbrlide gemeini6aft-
Ii6e 8eiu1 Der @ommunitdt nnb
8fnrrei nuf benz @ottesader. Ser 60
ties Auoties MblaB beginnt in 6ieiem
lSabre 11idt am Mn9mittnge 6es M1er-
beiligenfeltes, Iorroern an Sonntag-
na1mittag, ben 2. Nobember, % Bic
I6eier bes merieelentages auf ben 8.
benz Montag berlegt lit.
Mm Dienstagaben6 boriger ISOLDE
er0ffnete Ser bieiige 6eutibe ct. 8o-
nifatins literarii9e Berein fem SO.
8ereinsiabr. Ser bobp. 8rGiibent,
p. Soieph 8. g.. So, Hir1oete an, 6aB
Ser IS. Sorltar 1920 Ser goloene
Sobrestag Ser @riin6ung 6es Ser,
ems lein miro. ST.. 8ernbarb 2od-
nifar, ip6terer Mbt bon ct. Sobns
n16 cine M115abl begeiiterter iunger
MGinner pare1 6ie 8egrHn6er 6es-
ielben. Sc muroe einitimmig bef6loi-
len, Ben Sag ni6t obne gebiibrenoe
Geltfeier boriibergeben 5u laiien nn6
Die Bearnten erf1bt nit einem bonn
bodp. BrGii6enten erranrten SEQ
mitee Ser 9erren &i6ter un6 Spabn
5niammen5uarbeiten, I'M Die n0tigen
@orbereitunge1 6afiir 5u treffen. Sci
Der 11el1en @abl Der 8earnten tpur>
ben foIgen6e &erren aufgeltellt: 8t5e-
|prdit6ent 9err @ilfre6 9errgoH, Sc
|fretGr @err @briitian @aDer un6
|SdaRmei1ter @err @erbnr6 Sanfl.
|5ooann Iegte ser &err 8rdii6ent 6as
Mrbeitsprogrnm fir bas nele Ser
|einsiabr aus: DDas @tubium Der TO-
3iolen Groge." @s fo1en alio Die Mit=
glieoer eingefiibrt per6en in sic SCOT
|m%enoigfeit un6 Die Metbo6en, tpie tie
|ipGter I'M 8rieiter- o6er 2aienita116e
|ii6 praftif9 betdtigen f0nnen bel Der
|20fung Ger io5talen Mufgabe.
Nea9 elmer 8erat1ng nit benz
@omitee Ser ct. glon6 &anoelsfam,
mer haben iene hoftp. 6erren, Die nit
Ger MnstpabI 6es@run6ftu6es fir 6as
neue Di05e1nn @aiienBaus betra1t
maren, ii6 an Montag auf ein 40
Mder groBes Eerrrain, 6as iiioli6
bon 81. GIol16 un6 gera6e a11Berbab
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
PEPPER WAR MAKES
 COPS WEAR GOGGLES
Those on Duty at Youngstown Fear Hot Attacks Ry Wild
 Women

Noungst own, O.. Nov. 6.-DcputY sheriffS appeared at the entrance tO the NOunost own Sheet X Tube Co. plant today wearing goggles as a pro- tection against recurrence of "red pep per riots by women, which occurred Tuesday and Wednesday,.
 Apparently discouraged hy tho ar rest of "A women NoStC C"daN. however. the women failed to a ear today. A grand jury inveStgat 3N of the riots will open Monday.
 The Carnegie Steel Co. today report ed tho opening Of three more open hearth furnaces at its Ohio works and another finishing mill at it's union works. making total of 1 1 out of 12 finishing mills at work in that plant. Another open hearth furnace opened at the Brier Hill Steel Co.,. it was said.
 The mills report men returning n1 about 100 day. the movement being largely confined to higher paid work CTS, especially tonna ge men. Common laborers, the mill says, is still holding out but companies declare that 25.000 men are now at work out of 36,O00 in the city. A COmmisSarN has been opened by strike hc9dQuarters in the base mCnt of church.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
\ Curious situation
(NeW York IICrald)

with no planning on the part of men, the treaty of peace, with it's covenant Of a League of Nations, ap- pears to be tangled up with the strike ot the bltuminous coal miners. The So-ca lied Lever law an amendment 10 the Wartime Food and Fuel ac- furnishes the federal government with It's authority to obtain an in Junction against inc leaders of inc striking miners
 The life of the Wartime Food and fuel act is fixed by the official ter lnlnltlon or the war. which in turn. according to the administration, is de- 1crlnlned by the date of the ratifica- 'on or the treaty of peace by the sen ate. With the ratiticatio of the treaty of peace the Wartime Food and Fuel act automatically will ex- plre, and that will remove the au thorltN of the federal government to continue an injunction based on that law. Ii the coal strike-is not ended when the treaty is ratified some new law must be found to justify another injun ction.
 Two suggestions have been offered to meet tho Situation-one to extend the operation of the Wartime Food and Fuel act six months the othen to hold up the treaty in the Senate or have the President hold it I'D until the strike is ended. There is opposi- ton to the proposed extension Of the law on the ground that the war, as President Wilson says, is over as far as Rehabilitation can end it. Should the president and his followers in the senate decide to hold up ratification Of the treaty the situation would be curious if not uniQue--thc adminis- tration. which has long charged tho senate's delay u' acting upon the treaty with causing continued disor der and Girontent, holding up the same treaty for tho purpose Of stop ping disorder and discontent.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
BRITISH LOVE IS
 BANNED IN IRELAND
Irish Girls, Deiying Edict, Shorn
 Of Locks

Dublin, Nov. 6.-Love making by the girls of Ireland with members of the British government forces has been prescribed by the Irish Rcpub- ican army" Any girl keeping com panN with d government soldier or policeman will be penalzed by having her hair cut off One already has suffered the full penalty for walking out with q soldier
 A proclamation giving the names of four offenders has been posted, signed by "Thc Competent Literary Authority" It says: "Whereas. cer- tan girls wanting in sclf-rcSpect have damned themselves by keeping com pany with the army of occupation, it is deemed proper by competent au- thority, both to safeguard morality and to stop bad examples, to publish the names of these Culprits and also to warn them that after the pubiCa- tlon of this proclamation those who persist in the above mentioned scan dalouS unpatriOtic company-keepinG render themselves liable to the pun ishment of beng branded by having their hair cut off
 "The parents or mistresseS are re- uucsted to see that the above men
  with enemy troops. All loyal subjcts of the Irish Republic are also re qucsted to shun public houses which entertain members of the enemy army until such time as they make repara- ton by complete change of con- duct.'
 Three names of offenders against this rule are given and the proclama- ton adds:
 '"The first-namcd person is earnest ly requested to dismiss the barmaid who openly mocks loyal subjects by wearing a policeman's cap and badge showing the crown above the heart. In case of refusal drastic measures will be taken. All who persist in visiting these proclaimed houses are liable to have their pames published as disloyal subjects who patroni,;o houses frequented by the enemy army and private punishment will be meted out in due course"
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
WESLEYAN'S ENDOWMENT
College to Rasc $3,OOO.O 900 Instead of $2,OOO. O.OOO-FacuIty Salaries to Be Raised.

MiddlctOWn, Nov. 6.--The cam paigu for s2,OO0,00O additional en- dowment for Wesleyan university was increased to s3.000.000 by the board of trustees at a meeting held at the hotel Manhattan, New York, yeSter- day afternoon. Two million will be used for increased endowment, with the greater percentage providing for increased salaries for members of the faculty. A committee of trustees and alumni, under the leadership of Bishop William Burt of Buffalo, N. Y, was appointed to take charge of the Campa gn
 President William A. Shanklin and Prof. Henry M. WriStOn, of the uni ycrsitN will devote their whole time for the next few months to the cam paign. the former directing the work in New York city and the latter serv- ing as executive secretary of the com mittee. As an earnest of their pur- pose to increase faculty salaries. action was taken making a first increase for full professors from S3,000 a year to s3,25O. The faculty numbers A. and the total student enrolment is 593.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
Plans Completed For
 Merchants Institute

The preparations for the merchants institute beginning Monday. Novem- Der 10th are we'll under way. H. c. Wilson. chairman, has comp plcted the program for the weeks conferences, talks, etc. X talk to the clerks of ihc city on Wednesday night at the Ellls' hall followed by dance and ligh; refreshments; a big merchants luncheon will be held Thursday noon; q program of group meetings for diff fcTcnt business men at the Chamb Der ''oom@, are on the program. To make the week. s work successful, it is ncc- eSSary for each merchant to partici- pate and to make enga gcments for Mir. Stockdale 10 visit the stores to hold special conferences with the clerks and prOprietOrS. Mir. Stockdale
 las had wide experience in visiting and studying over 2,8O0 cities. He will advise without charge any, question ,Cn store arranGem ent, store upkeep, ttock displays salcsmanShip, adver- Using and all merchants coming into the institute will be privileged to call upon him during thc week. Mr. Stocldalc has made return visits to many cities because of his excellent work. meeting of the committee and CanvaSsers will be held this aft crnOon at the chamber rooms to for Elulatc final plans Of pulling the weeks institute over in a big way.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
SON FTT.

Forget all thcsc the barren fool in power, The madman in command. inc jealous 0, The bitter world, biding it's bitter hour, The cruel now, the happy long Forget all these, for though they # truly hurt. Even to the soul, they are not last ing things. Mon are no gods, men tread the city dirt, But in our souls We can be queens and kings. And I, o Beauty. 0 divine white wonder, On whom my dull eyes, blind 10 all else, peer Have you for peace. that not the whole wars thunder. Nor che worlds hate, can threat or take from here So you remain, though all man $ passionate seas Roar their blind tides, I can forget all these.
 JOHN MASEFIELD,
 in The owl.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
25 YEARS AGO
November 6. 1894.

Republicans sweep tho town clean in election Judge Walsh was defeated in close ContCst-Coflin of MiddletoWn elected governor by overw hclming ma jority.
 The annual meeting of the New Britain Charity organization was held in the Y. M. C. A. parlorS last evening. Charles H. smith, Philip COrbin, A. J, Sloper and H. D. Humphrey were elected directors of the organization for d term of three years.
 Both Hartford and Berlin will be connected by electric lines to New Britain at Oncc-thc> Central Railway x Electric Co. will do tho work them = selves and no large contracts will be Warded-WOrE will be commenced at OncC--thc force of conductors and ,motOrmCn will be doubled.
 The snow was not removed from tho sidewalks in the park at all yesterday. the street comm isSionCr evidently waiting for d rain to wash it ott ana save expense to the city.
 The city schools arc OVcrcroWdcd and an addition 10 the Northend school will be built in the near future. The total umeration of school chli- dren in town at the present tune IS 4,60o, or aH increase of 106 over last
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but we will venture that the political tricks of the lady arc meeting with d great deal of applause and that when the time comes for the counting of ballots Britain will find that it now has a woman in it's Parliament and an American born onc at that.
 The attitude of the candidate upon the question of prohibition is one that IS worthy of attention from politicians of a great deal moro experience upon this side of the water "I do not care Tor hquor, do not like to see people get too much, but I cannot let my feelings interfere with the public at large. If they want liquor they shall have 1t for all of me; if they do not let them say so.' is the practical import ot her answers to questions put to her, Sho shows her thoughts upon the la Dor question in the following phrase, according to the New York World: "'ThCrc i& n difference between the working classes and the shirking classes"
 From this side Of the water we will all wish her luck for two reasons, one being hat she is an American, and the other that it will be interesting to H2c the reception that her refreshing theories and manner of stating them get in the house of Parliament. She is very likely to inject great deal of life into the sessions. Her campaign, so far, gives great promise of this.