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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-04
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TO RENT Furnished rooms at SO
Main street. 34-39
LOST-Hand bag with initials L. A.
A., between Newport and Derby Line
Contains collars, etc. Finder please
return to Alfred Moulton, ORLEANS
Trust Company. 1884,
WANTED-A housekeeper. Apply to
H. F. Higgins, 81 Pearl st. 34-1w*
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30

iubrt lperoeu Sic Sanieu 0a6eu
ms SeDeiie oao0u lellciert, ME lie
i'm ,Ssntcreiie ibres &oIfe3 5uu 9Sob,c
hires neilGt &aterIan0es arbeitcn
@roBrumdulen p!uultt ibneu Elm
a~uiridlti9es &aterIun0 81 leIn. Ter
Observation-Disclosures 9iu0oii
9rontld) aus @crmamita0t, eiuer
Ser Sadienpertretcr I'M 9ufareiter
Reih@taA wa Der erite &ertreter Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN 0roBrmHd.
MEN. melder Dem 2au0e Die @Ia!l.
Constellation u~orIeltc. Die Sieben
bilrger Suhien limo oaju berlien,
iuie bi$her audi in 3utltnlt Den MIDI.
tiQiten S|eben9iaftor 0e$ Stuate3 81
piloen. Scr SIeIB mo ibrc Gbrljd.
feit uer0eu jpnen Die 9r0Bten Mat
in iu0litrieIier mo fauTm0nuIlher
Nitatlma i'm Stuote ld)niien, no
ourd lie bel Der Mountaineering
8roBrum0uicn5 cine 8roBe 9iOlc
ipielen ueroen. Die Sddien III
9.merifa bubeu aus Der @eimat Die
gItten Gigcuidaiten Ibrer folie mutt
debradyt llro bier neIe Arbelt&metbo.
Den ul0 organization gclernt, no
0urh lie g nad) ibrer Hlidtelr III
Die aIte &eiulut 5um 8r0Bten Hcldr'
tim briuJen tonncn. &Iele uon tb'
nen babcu iid) in 0leIem &unoe nam'
Bate &crbinoun9en Qeiholien, mel
Ge lie tiiuftig III lbgem Vtutterlaloe
nltebringeu0 per!perten mcr0cn. Ole
idditihe Sparloufeit ulto Der bei,.
tiJe f%oloiiale &@ert oe@ Collars let.
sen sic Siebcnbiir9cr Sodien III
Amerifa in ole Sage, I'M Yttltter'
lau0e Ole r~uertuoaIten uno 9roB5ugIg.
item llnternebmMngen ms &eben 81
ruielr. uelde Der rllmdniIhe Staat
in ieoer 9iniid)t niiroIgen uno inter.
ltiisen miro.
9ieieniqen Sod)ieL meldle 81 If.
rem ainoern uno A%ngeb0rigen nat
Siebenburgen beimtebren, erpartet
ser Ihonite GmpIong ieitens beS I'll.
mduiiten Staates. Sic peroen BORT
aIs ebcnbiirtig nngeieben unO ibnen
oaer 8orjtub g~eleiitet meroen 81
ibrem Gmporfommen. Die ruIn1rt'
Idle StaatSuertretulg in Imerifa lit
aerne bereit, oen Sabien ie6e lin.
t~rltiitung gu geben, oeren lie beour'
len uno ibnen ale ocwiinitte Sn'
formationen SIT erteiIen. 9euor Die
9ommiIiion ibre 4rbeit uufnimmt,
min lie lid abcr 0as 8%ertrauen oes
aansen SadienpoItes in Imerifa
erperben, oamit tie i'm ooGiten Gin.
perne1men nit oeuieIbeu arbeitet,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30
Rumaniru Trn6et foten,
Ginc rumaniidlc Stnnt3fommiiilca
IN Scn MereiniNtcn Staaten.

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amerifa enc &oHJmIiIou, bcltcAeu,
aus Den 6erren G2ca, Stolca M
%uguieana, entienott. IN Die ti3
t~ereljeu ser GlundIIcJ ioDie Ser III
u0rit0t2uutioncn utry5WIclIucn. u
0auptuuiglbc Der @%oJuunton iii, u.
0cu Hereinafter 5tdlteH BON ytgra
amerjta mo Nonaoa aleHtltrcu eu5
5urld)teu, iueldle &c,lcp0Nc alt2rig,
len uu0 Die Uerjd}jc0cuGu IoguuWtr
ue,dl1 Sic BIER Dt,.tu0cn rnaIdHutc.
lln~tcrtaucH M Gryld}aita, &cr.HY
aeua. mn au0crcR 3luge,cBeH3clteg.
5eHotI5en, au}uIcytl8en; icrHer 0U
~eIta uber Ole Stcl,uH8 zines Icacl.
e~tn5cinen TN ucHcH @tadte Gul5a,.a
reu mo 0le dHcrytQulldle frcrt !yge
0as beutlJe 8roByum,0Hieu }u u'5I
alIcrcn. an elmer .llterrcoalq alt.
tinelt 0cutit)cu 3ejtuu4aHtauH
1uBerte Ii6 elner ~0er@5erreH Iuie fo,Jt
Ilt &ommIli,0g 0;l,tt uul 0te oQu
,lnteritigIui8 uuo @umyat3tc 0t
ldnjeH 5adliclyoitcs. pcidc5 lid. a.
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0anicibcn 1d5uIter at 5dultcr 81.
arbeiten, I'M DE 5gaaeiHidaltn 81
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3teI. ne,hes lid 9rJBgunIuIeu &c
'e5t bat. Al erre.deI. Lic 5Qd}ltI
IN 5lebeu5iir8eu gt.0eu 0urd) I9rt
ientlnentd.cn C~tara.tcr. I9re gl.
Gis3pl.n nm U3rttfcJt Ole bcg1yl
rageuOite DtinorIdteuHa,lou ~ gan
8roBrummlea. >Su jUoi'ien &a5t
bun0ert nad] ~ztc5gH0lir8eu elult
panoert, iebeu e if0n a~dJtluHo5C
Sabre nit ben 8umQncn 3uiaumeN
Ger rumdntide 5taat icgt III Of,
Sufjen oas groDte &~ertrauau mn.
if1et oen @ert l5ror froatmen 8e
iiuuuH9. SIN GtntiaHge NIT Den
Staatsprograunl bat 8r~oBruaI0Hcr
ben Sadieu III 5ie5enbtrgeH Die ai.
feigr0Bte t|oniefI0ua1g uno nationals
,vrelheit 3u8eijd5ert; Die iadliItc
Ration farm ilA m 5iebeubur8G
rad i1ren Lra0itloHeu uu0 ibren
8ldu6en mad I5rem et5enea Ratio
nalgelit ~unge9inotrt uusbreiten. Oh
Sahien BADEN 4bJeoronete i'm 81
fareiter 8eits.ag, oereH 8orihIage
percent nit ben 8umanen ourdge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30

TENS mo ocs 3orile$ giua u5er oa3
4ntlib 0ieier m%enidllidlen &l.jt.a. Die
MIR nod iIber ibre @ciIdtsmu2feIn
uuto ben linfen Arm @etulIt hattie.
ais Der Snabe eiutrat, 0lc >ludcu
roIltell; Ser AoomSapiel irlel uu0
fieI. NIan lab. 0ab er 0te dr0Btcn
Anitrengungen madlte. mn Dem Gin.
bringing Sdimpimorte ms @eiiht
III ihleuoeru. Gam iinQ or an SIT
meincn mo floHtmertc iId oer3mei.
feIt al ieineu SeIIer. Nber 01s Nino
eutriB Den Seller ieiuC N0u0eu
leid1t. NIT bcncu 2ddcn. mo itelltc
i'm olf 0cn aomlin, M i'm Ser
hunari8e Alte nidlt crreid'1n foulltc.
Gr piir0c aIio crit ip1t obtno2 81
ellen bcfommen, mcnn icjut (odtcr
beinfam. Gu5 mar ciu Spob.
2eiocr 0r1rgtc Sic ,3ejt. 9au hieb
es Iauicn. ,3u ipGt! Or rel,at gcacn
Ole qeid)Ioiicne Cir Der SAulc ait
Sin u~ngebulrcr Sdmcri iiberfQlt
Sen tIeiueu \Suu1en: 0urt 0jeic Ser.
iodtung miro CT 0icie gSod'e Die DC.
lobnuug nid}t befommen Die er oodl
10 mobI uecoicnt bat Mcld)ar
Sdmerj fir icine GIternl Ter Seh.
rcr 0iiuct itrelg Die (ure uno
ihIltd5eno er3ahlt oo9 &iH0 Inn lei.
ne @eihidte. IS beridltct erbiBt mn
ltodcn0. oa8 Die Qtlltter redlt franf
lit, 0aB er iehr gemcint hat uuo 0aB
er lid 0aourh perip0ten ur.Gte. 0a
er EN- gutter Sd)iiIer lit. aIuubt ma
Inn. Ser Qebrer beiBt SEER @arou,
iii lang uuo oilrr, trogt eInen flo-
ideugriincn 9tod uno lit uu9uehmen0
idiihterr. Gr tlopit Dem ainoe tr0.
iten0 ole Baden.
9ie ShuIc beginnt. 3Durjig 4u.
gen eriebnen Den Iugeublit, in Dem
@err @nrop merten miro, oaB Der
aorb, Den er oltf Den 6ubbooen &c,
iteut bat urt0 in Dem iit jmei Gier
iiir ieiu trantes 1otterhen befill.
ben, aud einen groBen 6cIoItein emf.
bGlt, Der Die Gier bcreit3 5eroriidt
hot.
@eute lit Die Reibe an aiti, 0eu
Streih alts3ufubren. 4IotIitl itoBeu
lid ale az: Der 2ebrer bat etfpa5 &c.
ieben. Or iiebt gon5 barmloS orein.
aber er bats bemcrftl Stiff IdfeIt.
Gr erbolt ein oiebr GIT" fur feline
Iufgabe, Die er aus Dem ofienen
Bud, on5 an Dem Riiden oes Dor.
0ermannes Iebnte, abgeleien bat, uno
etnen augenbIid ip0ter lit er be-
if)aitigt, iih nit einem Yioifaier 3u
omiiiieren, bis SIT oeiien ieli9em
Gnoe.
Samstng erbdIt aiti picocr sic
9elobung, Sonntog, oI5 er aus ser
Stride fommt = es lit Die Belt ser
criten aommunion iolgen tbm
oie qerubrten 9lide oe3 Quten Ifar.
rers rod). ser eben Die @eitte iiber
Sifi5 ngroBe" Siinoeu e~ntgegeuge.
nonnlen bat: err bat beim Spiel &c
moqelt, bat Ginte oui Sen NIab ci'
mes itGrferen 9amero0en qe9oIicn
uno elm bdbIihes Sport or ole
Mauer geidmiert. Ger portrefiIitc
SeeIiorqcr bot Dem GngeIfen raid
Nbiolution crtciIf.
gu @alIIe nod Dem 5riibitiit
itoBt Der Batter ernen ausrui ocs
Gntietens aus OILS er Die 3eitlng
Iieit; man hat in Yaris einen Nor.
Ser pon iieb5cbn Snhren perboftct -
| fat nod elm ain6'
lln0 @ater u1o Mutter iehen III.
rem Stiff al, ser iti1 uno ianft "a
fist u10 beIobt mur0c 0enn IT
IS nid)t itfuorl allf meiB q%eIcien nat
fen, iie miirben e5 einiod nidli
glaubcn, oaB e5 10 cutnrteta air0cr
Qibt: ia. sic SdIcdtiQfeit Ser Sin
Ser Fomnit INNER ron ser 1rrmT
iItI1t Scr g&Itnr hrri
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30

z adier ut i'm 6oteI gu
ipdt au'gcitanoen Der 3ug geDt IN
EN- paar UilHutcn. uao er bat e.
mddJlIg eiIig. us er b.uumter
fommt, bcmertt er, ooB er ernt
3anotaidle out ielnem 3immar Der
geiien Dat.
o8oren SIe!" ruit CT eiuem Blt
solo 81, oloufen 5ie mai ihnetl mad
Simmer 2l3 mo iebcn Sie, Oh oa
uldt cine &auotaide llegt!"
Der Surge iauIt los un6 fommi
nnd Elm pnar glinuter nit Dem
5abritubI 3urud.
95a", iagt er, niie Iie9t aui BEN
5ofal"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30
Gs lit I'M 9ebcu bGfli6 cinarrihtet,

DGntihuIoi9cn Gie, f6nren Sic
uns pieacitt einen @uitboi in Die.
lem Gtd0tten empichIen - iolen
mir IN Die Bot" ODER in sen 80.
men" gebenl"
.@eben Sic ihou in Die .BoIt"
e5 lit i'm 2open b0BIid ein9e-
rihtet."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30

8as &tdtig1e. nQIoi3
- i'd CLAUDE beItimmt, Der Doctor
bat ernite 4bIihtsn oui uniere WoIs
oine. Gr bat ie Qefrogt, o5 i'd Ell
nen psrtrdlIiAen Gbaratter babe."
Nbol @atieut; nSo9eu Sic,
9err 0oftor. bebanoeln Gle uad)
Ger @om0o. ODER Auopatbie?"
Gott0r: ,,Gaal, bel mir fam Ieear
nod ieiuer Salon jelig WeroeU!'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30

z hmicrru0ireftor: ga,
iaQeu 5Je mir uur, mem 9git1r,
mos U q 0cnu oa3 beute nit
,Sbueu2 Sic hoten ia mdbrcu0 oes
Sclbitgciprdf5 geitottert uub &c.
mitrqt, ooB Id aeoadt babe, Sje
ihmclBcn total nm"
GnriteIIer: ~Af, 9err 81.
rcftor. as mar ct1c rehtc Euat; &C.
race m3brcn0 oe5 y~}onologe: bradJte
Cuet INT Der eritsu Slbrel6e cine 10
id,0ne @uit heral.s un0 ga Iiei
mir belts @aiitr I'M Utuno 3u.
iQnlmeul"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-30

-@errbtgcu0 s. 5rcmocr Gu
Sem @n0er bel Dem or iif cnen
3obu 3ieben Ioiieu MINI: oSaoen
Sic mir, lit on5 3Gbnejieben fur Sic
Gin clntr1gIidc3 @cid,Gft2"
9aoer: ~ad no, Me6r ME
0rei bring i'd jo an eiucm Tag
lift ~bcralS!"
Cine 9eiiimirin. Sd
babe mir cine feline 3abotpfelie 81.
fault, Die mug man ieoesmaI iorg.
idItig reirigei. Sd bite Die Sem.
Der, ileiBig 9iibnerieOern 81 ioEi'
meln fir meine feline 4feife.
ga nut Gante aIara idnter5be-
uegt:
g9ugo! 81 arnerl Iu raudit
iton @ubnerfeoern?-
ge0enten. An iauoum.
men S-luo bat er mid gbeiBer, Der
WihI."
.2u. oos is cine G~brenbeIeioi.
8ung, 0a muBt n De~rtIa9enl~
limb per 5ablt Die aoiteu2'
sGer gidl bolt. mann Ell perur.
teiit rprol~
.8enu er aber Reht bebaIt!2-
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
THE MAYFLowER" FOUND.

of especial interest to New Eng flanders should be the announcement that the hull of the "Mayfiower'' is said to have been found. The report has if that the hull of the ship in which the Pilgrim fathers sailed to America has been discovered. Fur ther information on the matter is promised for about September First and we will watch for such news.
 From another source comes the re- port that old timbcrs found in a barn adjoining an inn near Buckingshire England are considered by an ex- pert to have formed part of tho hull and deck of tho Mayfiower.
 The news comos from truthful Eng land. one is inclined to wonder whether the habit of carving ones iI itials on everything of wood pre- vailed in those days. If the reports are true who knows but that some New Englanders may find the initials of some ancestor carved on one of the old pieces Of timber. and thus may be able to prove the oft-repeat- cd assertion that their ancestor did make the trip on the old boat?
 The proud declaration - which many call ''boast''--is often laughed at in a country where. theoretically. what a man Is or what he does is all that counts.
 But there are few of those who deprecate ancestry who would not like to bo numbered among thoss whose ancestors did eorac to this land at that time. Blood will teil' and
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
FEES MAKE HIM RICH
Crown Point, Ind. Cupid Safe as
 Marriage Bill Is Shelved

Chicago. July 2.-With the eugenic marriage bill safely tucked away until the next session of the Indiana state Legislature, the marriage mill at Crown Point grinds merrily on.
 For many years matrimony has been one of the chief industries Of Crown Point. Between 5000 and 5000 alliances are contracted there annually. For Chicagoans it has been the favored Gretna Green, particular ly as the three justices of the peace keep open day and night.
 Divorce court judges of Chicago often have pointed out the evils re- sulting from the hasty marriages fol- lowing taxicab elopments from Chicago.
 Justice Harry B. Nicholson, who was the creator of the marriage mill, admitted today that he had saved S50,000 out of his fees in the last five years for playing Cupid.
 The bill that the reform clement of Crown Point was anxious to have adopted a law provided that all parties be compelled to submit to a medical examination and then get a certificate of a clean bill of health in order to get a marriage license from the county clerk.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02

the blood that vtalized the passen- gers on The Mayfiower so many years ago, is blood to be proud of. Were there more of it there would be less to the fear of "Bolshevism' here today: there would be less profiteer- ing: there would be less thoughtIess- ness; there would be more courtesy; there would be greater determination and strength. America would be more honestly America than it is. and the welcome immigrant would sooner be- come the sort of citizen of that Am erica all would have him be.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02

the can very noticeably. Attorney Greenberg defended Garston. Each persons daughter was in court and each girl stuck to the story told by the parent although they were as diff ferent as night from day. Mrs. Pearl man was pathetic on the stand and started weeping several time. She walked very slowly to the stand and was over indulgent in telling the court the bad names the accused called her. After calling her these nice" names he threw the salmon at her. Her daughter told the story of the purchase of one can of salmon which proved bad, he changing for a sec
 ond and the argument over money to pay for the can exchanged. She saw the accused throw the can at her mother. He testified the daug hter was outside the store. that he did not throw the can at her. and that he merely said he would have the board of health inspect the salmon. His da ughter said Bessie Pearlman was outside the store and not in with her mother. She said she was near the door where she could watch her f.4i hc- and that he did not strike the woman or throw the can at her. The court fined him SIS and costs with s100 bond for appeal n
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02

The point Is that an organ izer of the Federation believes in the possibilities Of such a court. points out wherein labor has been aided thereby. and is eager to see the plan continued until such time as a fair decision on tho wisdom of such a court. from labor's standpoint. can be made.
 Herein lies hope. The Employer class Is Just as hesitant to believe there is any reasoning with labor as the "Employe class is to see any req sonable stand on the part of those they consider their natural enemies In the Kansas court is concrete. working plan which it is believed. with possible imperfections, will bnzo the trail to tho only satisfactory so- lution or the Capital-Labor problem.
 The Labor men give great publicity to wrongs inflicted by the court. as they sec them. They have made little mention of the advantazes they have gained from it. and possibly see in those advantages nothing that would not have come without it's existence. Employers have been rather silent. as Is their custom. They are usually men of mature years inclined to the habit of gaining their point without any more trouble to justify their stand than Is necessary.
 It is to ge hoped that the Court continues until its perfection or im- perfections may be shown.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
ovERCRowDED JITNEYs

Judge Bartlett. in Bridgeport. recog- nized an emergency. He nolled the cases against the Jitneymen. brought buses. Although more than two weeks ! allowed to ride standing in the aisle. which is against the law. he remarks that he knew jitneymen were unable anxious to reach their destination from crowding into the busses. One of the leading jitneymen, in de- fense of tho men for allowing the busses. Although more than two were somewhat n similar remark. Thus the fact appears to be that the driver of a jitney is not in a position to handle tho crowds. Unlike the troll ley conductor. who has more room to work and, perhaps, a stronger door which he can close, the j'tney driver. compelled to attend to his driving as we'll as the management of the crowd. is in n bad position.
 This is a very good excuse for the failure of tho jitncymen to obey tho law in this regard. and they are to be sympathized with.
 But is it an argument in favor Of the jitney as compared with the trol- Icy? If the jitney buss is at the mer- cy of n crowd. how about 1t?
 Of course the reason for the exist. ance of the law against overcrowding Of Jitneys is based on necessity. No man alive. unless he be a very big stockholder in the Connecticut Com pany. has any sympathy with the over lerowding of any public conveyance. It has been complained of time and time again everywhere that public conveynnces run.
 But the complaints have not been because of danger engendered from the oyercrowding. IL Is inconvenient. unpleasant and most uncomfortable to be herded into any trolley ar rail road car, 30 that one can scarcely move.
 But the danger of overcrowdlng the jitney, which Is stabilized by no tracks. and which is capable of making. and often does make. sudden turns, is the reason for the law against this over crowding. It would be a splendid thing were n law against overcrowd- Ing all public conveyances to be en- forced. That against the jitneys must. eve ntually. or must serious results will come.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
25 YEARS AGO
tFrom The Herald ct That Date,

Cotton and Miss Gertrude Noble are spending two weeks with friends in Marbledale, Conn.
 new flagpole is being erected on the Stanley Rule and Level shop.
 G. Allen Moore and family have left for Cottage City where they will spend their vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. Niven and MT. and Mrs. George Rapelye enjoyed an outing at Hart's Pond with several other persons today.
 Whiskey has been located in Plain vile, even though the town is con- sidered d.y.
 A movement is on that will result in the macadamiziE- e. West Main street as far as the Black Rock bridge.
 Isaac D. Russell and family are at Fishers Island enjoying their vaea- ton.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
"JEST RUNuNATIN'."
(Robert RusScu.)

When life looks gray and dreary an there ain't no dash O red, to tighten up the pie ture O the place you've made your bed; when heavy is the feet that drags you up the daily hill, an you're aware there ain't a soul but you to pay the bill. put in that dash O red yourself; relieve the awful gray: bring sunshine into hopelessness; make golden every day. Grow wings upon your draggin' feet-theyll sprout if given sun; let courage bring the longed-for prize O
 honest vict'ry won. The big ger bill you has to pay. the greater is the Joy that comes when all your friends cali out: You've did it-Attaboy." My ruminatin' pipe is near-it's quite a baseball fan. Them words apply to every chap who wants to bc q man. It's only towards" it goes on. who draws the mournful face when things don't go jest right in this here funny ol' world race. A lot O men is made or marred when they jest breaks a leg he slips way down the ladder or he climbs another peg" So don't lose courage, is the thing that wise ol' pipe has said, when life looks gray an dreary an there ain't no dash O red.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
|As COURT.

of the American Fed br has asked that or- ve the Kansas Indus Court a fair trial be- E it. The plea was union men in Kansas. the open letter point N decisions alrca dy |y tho court employees r wages.
 hing new in tho plea rial to n thing lately Kansas court has been discussion for some pet scheme Of Cover n of Kanaaa, and was
 debate between him mpers 5ome time ago. to meet Governor Ai-
 to the sGtlafact.on of V labor men included.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
, SCHOOL BOOKS

{g Of sboo.ooo to Villas k them go out of tho hich they have become ho money will be we'll ho ingorant Ameriean e~~~rvnv6d why they or at all. What havo pscrve such generosity T ho payment not he re- evertheloss Americans hAnkful If there is no thom.
 . Dictu. it is reported ts to establish schools Inc government to sensl books and other sup uid Villa do with these e mood them oil him Aaend to teach the del- ,nditry In his schools: ed a way Co make mu- from these peace-time question but that the has often sought new oxcitements. But this n understanding. Ai-
 . fierce "chiid of na- perhaps look at Villa wonld look at a iatle
 who has lately "ex- lon" via the sawdust worth while to send
 pencils and chalk
 with which to buy treat light Of lnformn- be cast on an interest
 Mexican government watch the pencils. II hooks-and Villa.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
2.fOO KILLED IN BATTLE

Peking. July 21, (Delayed) In a battle between troops supporting Gen. Yuan the Anfu leader and the forces of Chihli province the Yuan forces lost 2.0OO men and Gen. Wu-Hei-Fu, his opponent, lost 400. Many of Gen. Tuans casualitios resulted from a mine explosion into which the troops were led hy a simulated retreat. Gen. Wu-Pei-Fus forces then opened an enfilading fire which demoralized the enemy.
 Some merchants will not advertise,
 Yet earn their daily bread; And so, when found, it's no surprise
 To see that they are dead.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
|sD PRICE INCREASE.

hes sensible word from the of Justice. A higher has been granted on Naturally. if present oao commodities arc just. Khar price. on account Of late. will be just also.
 not bd just Co mako this ht rate the excuse for a No Ave times it's amount. rtnp~pt of Justice Is get soc that no such increase allowed. The increase most nominal 1T It were the exact amount of tho The Department intends ia thus based. Producer. nd retailer should not all xtra price for an article
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New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
"HAM'' LEWIS FOR GOVERNOR
Former Senator Hailed by Caucus of
 Illinois Democrats.

Springfield, H., Aug. 2.-Former United States Senator James Hannii- ton Lewis was drafted at caucus of democrats from every county in the state here yesterday afternoon to be their candidate for governor
 His name, which heads a compiete state ticket selected by the confer. ence was greeted by prolonged ap- plause