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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
Catarrh

Catarrh is a local disease greatly infiu-
enced by constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is a
Tonic and Blood Purifier. BY cleansing
the blood and building up the System,
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE restores
normal conditions and allows Nature TO
do it's work.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
+. J.. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
Pretty Bad, at That.

Clare Sheridan, the Anglo-American
sculptor, was describing at New York
reception her recent visit to Bolshevih
Russia when an eminent illustrator in
terrupted her to ask
us ii true that your cousin, Winston
Churchill, paints?"
"Yes, that is true" Mrs. Sheridan
answered.
us he any good?"
The lady shrugged her supple shoul.
ders.
"Well," she returned, people say
he's not as bad as he has painted"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
Significant, Anyhow.

81 read everything in the newspapers
headed proposals"
'Why so, girlie?"
"Oh. / like TO read anything under
that head even if the item is only
about life or steel or naval stores. -
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
cutIcura for Sore Hands.

Soak hands on retiring in the hot suds
of Cuticura Soap, dry and rub in Gu
ticura Ointment. Remove surplus
Ointment with tissue paper. This is
only one of the things Cuticura will do
If Soap, Ointment and Talcum are used
for all toilet purposes.-Adv.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19

at the front Several vestees provided
for this dress help to keep 1t interest
ing and adapted TO all kinds of wealth
err
A more dgnfied frock at the right
suited to older wearers, makes use OF
braided bands and panels in a quiet
elaboration that enrlches 1t. The braid
ing is in a contrasting color, and the
same color in silk faces a girdle and
sash of the material. The skirt rec
ognizes the mode in It's somewhat un-
even length and floating panels. Such
dress will serve many purposes. BY
means of the right kind Of millinery
and accessories 1t may be toned up to
semi-dress or take Its quiet way with.
out them, for street wear.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
Information First Hand,

whats the hardest part of the
work of a postmaster?"
The man who was sorting mail
paused long enough TO reply:
Getting the job and holding on
TO IL :"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19
Unsuitored.

Bing-"Has she many suitors?'
Sting-"Oh, yes, but none of them do. >
BingL"Do whatY Sting-"Suitor.' "
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-19

II Makes a Difference.
"Another bum politician after job
"He got the job"
"Ah, one of our best minds"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
Ser III u. 2.

6rau &. S. 2ubcr8wcrtb uno God.
ter, SRI. Gnmo, muren Oicie @ohc
in ct. 2ouis orrf @eiu6 bel Ser
pon0ten.
Ir(. Gtrcib, einc proiciiiOnclle
&romfcnpfle9crin, Ocr6rodtc elmo
5ucim6dcntlid)e 6crien bier ol5 @nlt
ibrer 6crunoin 6rou Sobino &o9l.
ing.
Nn0rcos 5dcible len. iilOIih bon
Berger wobnbnft, crlitt lebten Cont
tag Morgcn einen SAlagunfoa NM
Itcbt GcgcnwGrtig untcr Gr6tli6cr 9c.
hun0lung.
Ser Concrete 8OOen Ourh Die
2itt(c Berger Greet bel Iu8. Souert'
icn'8 6orm lit iebt oOuenoet uno fur
Nen Serfebr often.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28

9lrbcit OaS &ObnbmrS oc3 Jreo Gn
gclagc 5lDei SUB bod 81 bebcn unO
cine Concrete Wtol,cr 0nrultcr gu
le9cn.
6rnu Geo. Siren unO 6rau Otto
8ittbous begnben iid) an 6rcitog
nod @crmonn Inn ans Stcrbcbett
ibrcS Sticfpotcrs, Gbriition Monn
81 ellen.
@m. 8ucit, melhcr neuIIid feline
Garage on &op u. Chill bcrfouite,
lit iebt in Golinspiqc, ST., in einem
Gbnlidcn @ci9dfte onscite1t.
Die 8ormcr bobcn in lebtcrer Belt
picl @ci5cn bierbcr IN Den Worft &c.
bradt. Gm SrCito9 murbr bier
$t.O7 fir Go. 9 g9ci5cn bc5ublt.
6rou Catherine S6wenf unO Sri.
SeIcnc Sf)molbc, bon ct. 2ol1iS, tpo
rcn Gebtc ISOLDE mebrcrc Gage bier
ais 00ltc ST. 6onlilic Mcnrp 8. DER,
tens.
iSrQlt &. SOuutnu fCGrtC Icbtcr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28

-6rau u. u. S6louBb un0 6rau
Sos. Socroun, bon ct. 2ouis, befin.
Den lid gCgcnDGrtig bier uuf 8ciu6
bci i6rcr Yfuttcr, Jron g. ". Muu$-
DunO, um0 mOercn &armunOtCn.
-&aItor u. $. &o3monn bon ser
eoon0l. Ct. @ouISs Stride OoI3og lee.
ten Gicu8tog an Dem E6htcr6en 0eS
@ul. @oibel, bon @u3conooe, Sen
iciCrli6en gift Ger Souic, Wobei 5rou
BERTHA Sooner oIs Toufputbin iun.
girtc.
ISM. Strtb. Reoottcl,r unO Ser.
altS8eber Ocs vYtiiiouri Jarmer," Ell.
ncS mGitDerbreitctcu lonOpirtbi6aft.
litcs 8o6cnbInttes, rnO @riinoer
ser Wtiiiouri Sarmcr IiIociation,
miro an 10. Nopember, 3 llbr uad,
mittagS, i'm GourtballS oabicr cine
-Sobn 2obmonn un6 Slorena
S6lpare, bon 8crnbcimer, @arren
GOrutp Woren lctten 0ienStag in
@eidditcn bier.
-2ouis @uertler, bon @aIbing.
ton, bcfonO iid lcstcn 0ienStng in
@cidlGft9Iohen bier. Ser 8ucrtIer
mar irilbcr ol,f &lli5 GiIono ipobn.
0oit.
NIniprohe an sic 6armcr uno Sc.
ih0itslcute bolten. &erlGumt nift
0irien berii5mten Hc0ncr gu b6ren.
-0urd @aitor 81. S. &a8monn
murOm ont Montog $r>pin 8. 0lien,
UOn @annibo(, mo Sri. Mtou0 y.
O'&ourte, bon Scficrion GitD &c.
trallt.
Sri. Gillian gcifi beiono ii6
p6breno Oieicr 8o9c in ct. 2ouis
ouf 8eiuf bel ibrem 8ruOer, Gus.
Reiff.
sos. Qaboubc, Don 2ittle Ser.
ger, unO @m. 8alfcnbad, Dcld)er
oui Der friibcren 6ron5 a1lbn 6orm
noGc unierer Staot mo6nt, erbielten
bon Der Itd0tii6cn @cb0roe oie Or
laubniB friihes 6leiid in alien
Guuntitdtcn IN Sermann gu Der
faulfcn.
-Nuguit 2cisncr, bon Noberlp,
befono ii6 mebrerc Gage oieier 8o6e
bier 5,lm 8ciltd ieiner gtuttcr, 6rau
q. Is. 2ei8rcr, un0 anOerer Ser.
pnnoten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
T..

@m. 4brin9 unO Somilic, Dolt
Scope. bcion6cn iid lettcn Sonntag
bier arf 9eiu6 bel Der Somilie Sp.
@ol6eder.
2ouiS @r,i6nlann lit Der Better
zines ncltcn Sorb R,nobout.
Cine gang miebnlidJc andaHt
SorO,8 eiiter outelte Iesten SamStag
nod SCrmann Inn Der Soro abcnos
untcrbaltllng bei3utpobnen.
6ermon Riefc uno Somilic fcbr
ten orn Montog bon EoIeblb 5urild,
mo Tie mcbrere Gage bel 8crwone'
ten bCrtpciIt botten.
8aitor 6. SO. Wicinede mo SoItOr
s. ~. Scrtcl iuoren Ictte 8o6e in
Sermonn I'M an Ser BORT ~obgcbolte'
ncn 8~oItoroG. Gonferen3 tbeilomeb'
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28

-Tbil. &oIb, bon 2Ouiiiono. No,
bciinOet fid] felt mcGrcrCu Io9cn bier
;uHl @riuh IcinCr Gltcrn, 2ouia
Ssolb ttrO Gottin. BbiIipp lit IN
2ouiiinno III ciuer Gi8 6obrit onac
ItcIlt. uno bat ). 3. unfrcimili0c
Jcricn ais GoI8c cincs ifIinnm ,er.
qI2tiGtcn Singers.
gin. 2ihtc. &obn n. !}scie, s..
Y Noc6iuA mo ". Cooper, ont;
BIan0, uorcu an 0icnotoa bier I'M
8~ortobrumgcn CUR GrlnlQunN cilC@
8ciittitcI8 auf oa5 @cbGu0c ser irij
bcrcn @~cicnfnbrit in @lnno, 10 0ob
Oo& @Cbduoc an cine 6obritBcicl
ifoft i~lbcrtrngrn mCrocu fam. Die
@eid6ftsIeutc bon 9lon0 boficn 0is
SntcrnationoI Shoe 60. 5ur Nnle
eiln0 elmer Stubio6rif IN icucm
5tdStten bepegen 5u t0nuen.
-Aug. 8encr, Jrnu @n,. Grin
fer, 6rou Nrtbur @ittbou5, 6ruu :.
8. DtouIoing, Or. $. s. 9tifboIt,
). Is. aolmcBer II. Satin, Or. u.
9. 3itIon un6 @ottin, @oItor =. ".
gui8 un0 @ottin, 6rolt 6. g. @ur0
Srou Serm. Stnfincr, 6rnu @n.
Roblfino. 6rnu Geo. TorOcrDulc,
Grant gg9ers ir. mo 6ron :. ".
goGcr5 rciiten lctten 9onncr$to0
nad) GoIcbuo. NM Scr sort a6gcboltc
nen Gountp, 6 onpcntion Der Conn
taQItpiIcn b]ci5ulDobnen
Trl. Caroline &oIb fol lcbtg
8otc bon ct. 2ori@ 6icrbcr mn
mebrcrc So1c bel ibrcn Gltcrn @ouj.
Nob uno @ottin 81 bcrmcilcw. Sri.
Roll bot tilr5Iid ihr Gromcu ais &C
|dntItc Observation-Disclosures i'll MiI'ourl
9optiItcn Snnitorjm1 in 81. @ouj2
bcItonocn uto miro in <r3eHt nod
Eution, .Nri5ono, rcjien lul oprt cine
GI,Bo ia nroin;f;NroUr Ernufrr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28

-6rou =. ". G0gcr5 uno Sobn
Clarence, otto &oc&sIi Gopiu
StNporB w10 NDolpb Silbcr mttcr.
nabmclr nnl Sonntog enc N%l,toiahrt
nod ct. 2ouiS, bon mcld)cr lie OIL
NontoG mic6cr 5ltrildfebrtcn.
STRAIT g. e. Gnoicott, bon Ct.
2ouis, lpcilt 1cgcnwGrti9 bier chi
@citd 6ei &erpan6tcu.
-@crnlan @eocpoGl uno Uattir,
BON Berger, 6cfanOen lid lcttcl
Snm&tog bciut3mciic bier.
-&oitor &rlrietopi mo @ottir,
ppn Ghnmois, EnItor 8irmo mo
mottiu ltt0 Srmin WnIlinfro0t um0
Innlilic mo 2llb. MioQiufroot uuN
@nttin. BON NltguItn, $40, bcfon0~r
ijd lettyn 9icnato1 Bier ais Wdits
non TrI. 2(,llie Gc0leubrinf.
-N&HL @cicmom uto Tomilie,
uoN 5tom 0ll, bcfou0m lid lett>1
@~1latol bier in @c3IcitunJ BON Sri.
NrJrrr @rrirr mplfr BEL StOuu
Sill elmer 5hulc ais 2cbrcrm Dor
i,cbt.
- @co. 5. Mirhboirr, Qoui3 @coc.
mann. SEQ. Il. Hlrcoi9er, Dco. q.
StltDr, 0co. Sobn@ mo emil Sdua'
fcbrtcn lcttcu 0ien3toQ bon ciucu-
0rritG9i9cn Sogo, unO Slid, 4laflrQ
sen lie noA 6ie9ler'S GOro nnt Gas
conaoc mtcrnommcn bnttcn, 5urilt.
-8ulter Sholten mo 6umilic
bon Mcfittrif, befon0cn lid lett.
@od,e 81 tllr5em gciude ibrcr Scr.
nonoten bier.
-@oItcr @rebc, bon Gry Sill
rciItc lctteu 0onncrStog nod Gbicn
90. III, Sort 9cihGitigm9 an3,rtrc
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
Dr., W.. {, Lockwood
3OOIMr5t
II, Wt 0.
ser BcopIes 8anf gegcnitber
Ybonc-Office Nr. 8.
8obnung GER. 303.
WDrrtiOn

5rou $. .. Brandt, Don Olean,
SEQ, befinoct iid felt mebreren 20.
gen bier 5unt 8eiude hires Sobnc&,
Grmin ltno @uttin.
Cine ungep0bnlid groBe In5abl
8eiuher u,tS Gab un0 6crn bate IiG
lcBtCn Qonncrstag bier Cingeltelt I'M
on ser 40sjGbrigen Griin0ung5feicr
Der epangl. @emcinoc mo 0cm glcidD.
5citi0 ubgcboltcnen M}iiiion5feItc SIT
bctbeiligcn.
@ll6crt %3ittboua bro6tc lceteN
6rcituQ feline GreihmoiNinc nodl
Dem &orriior @ottom nm &Icc 3u
0rcihcn.
Souls @curp, Deputy Some Mnrs
ocn, mar am Jrctto8 bier UNI auf
Sem @o3conaoe 6lub nofsuIebcn Oh
sic 8ilo. un0 6iid0ciebe bcFoIgt
mer0en.
Jruu Senrp 2angborlt, Don
SDensotle, bcfinbct iidy bier uuf
9eiuh bel ibrcr Sotter, Srou SSre0
Gngclage.
8m. 5tefien ucrfauite oieier 90
&c cinen ettpo 80 Ifer umfuIien6en
Gbeil ieiner 6orm, peitl. bon Worri=
ion, an Sobu 8reunig gu 5000 pro
N(ter fir SCOTLAND unb 500 pro
Ifer fir 0dS nieoere 2ano.
50. ReinboI3, bon @aSconoee, rel
tic lcttc ISOLDE ua6 Smaba, Rcbr..
I'M alS S~hiffS5immcrmonn am 8Gt
zines 9ootcS gu arbeiten.
&. g. Ibomu8, bon ItIanta, Ga.
fam leste ISOLDE bicrber Inn Der @e.
croigrng ieineS 8robbaterS, @briIt.
@ebmeper, b%ci5utpobnen.
Clarence 1ic6erih neIher iid)
mebrcre Gage bier befano gum Be-
ilb ietncr Glteru, Sgnas 0ieoeri6,
rriitc leBtcn 6rcitog Wieocr nody
Gl~orf5burQ, NO, 5uriit.
Truu @m. Scope, Wclde i6lucr
crtronft mar, bcfinOct iid jest tptCocr
oui Dem bcitcn @ege CUR 8enciun0.
Sri. &ouiic Stcifcn, bon 8apcrIp,
DO, pcIdc bicrbcr gcfommcn mar
I'M ibrcn Serlpon0ten, 6eu BERT.
Gbr.s @cbmcpcr, gu pcrpflcgen, MIR
&c balo ourouf ielbit ernltlih fronf,
bcfinoet iih icoOG >Oie6Cr altf ser
@eiicrlng,
Mug. Rcoefcr mar IcBten 6rcito8
in Sermann Inn @eIhGfte I'M Sad,
IuBgerid)t gu erle6igen.
arbeiter poren oiGie @ode on Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28

Grllfielertcufel. ..,,2eioer ge'
icate lid 3lt Dem p%orgerilften Ilter
0e8 Genialcn &ompaniiten cine tilr'
fiIte ErOmmeIfellent3iinoumg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28

&oltcr u. Coil uu0 6amilic,
pom &uocptnOurct. MO. befunoen
iih lcbtc ISOLDE mcDrcrc Gage 2i}r
mi N2Nld bel 9'lrttor GDriItinc G2a.
-Truu VNuI Seller mo Gott,c
ftDrten lcttcn GomGrStng bon It.
3lrritd no bci02 mc6rcrc 80.
d)eu lmtcr Gr3tIiher 9cbon0lumg iih
bcionNcn,
-0cnru AimmcI beiuuo iifl lcttcn
3omcr9tog umO 6rcito8 III Sc,
ih1it3nngclc9cnbeitcn III ct. 2oui5.
Grit <Gc, bon Gait ct. 2oui3.
81, itottctc Icbtrn GonncrStog umO
6rcitug TermnnOten luo 8efomltcn
cinCu @ciut as.
Geo. 6rcdmom mo 6omiIic,
non Morriion, lmo Sobu 9uifnlepcr
lmO TuniIie, bon Girit Greet, Inter.
nobnrcn letter Treitng cine 2llttomo.
bill Tabrt nah Ct. 2oui8.
-6rou @8u1. u. Silent rno Sim.
Scr fnmcu lcGtcn SomstoQ bon ct.
Il, ibrCm 2luto bicrDer, un6
tchrt>n ON M}ontna micOer 5uriif.
-Nrou emma NonmS, bon 81
Nom Mo., bciun0 iif lcttc @ofe
rrbrcrc Gage bier 5llm @cillb iNrcr
&eidmiitcr, Trou e. 3. IippItciu
.mo N&m. rm0 @. :. @Icnf.
-Trnnt @ucutDCr. non Clinton,
unO Ncru,om Gllcntbcr, ron
%(., mcldc mchrcrc @oheu
1icr ultf @tilth bel ihrcn In0eb6ri.
gen pcrlpCiItcu, rciitCn lcbtcn 0icn$.
tao wir6er nod ibrem @cim 5urilt.
-6rou Ncnrn @itthollS rciItc let.
ten TrcitaQ nod Ct. 2oui$, no iic
ucbrcrc @otcn 81 pcrmciIen bcob.
.. &. Stoenncr rciite Iebten
1Omcr$tuQ noh SprinoiieIO, $40,
gum @ei,l6 icincr Eo6tcr, 6rou u.
@ocbm.
y. @ciiet unO Satin, bon @or.
ncripciltCn lctte @ofe mCb.
rcre Gage bier olrf @eIu6 bei ibrcm
Or. @. 6. @cIiel rn6 So
Mile.
-@curn Grfmonn un0 Tomilie,
,,,, a},n boforscn ,ib ~, Mi++mo6
bier bcjm 3nhnor5t.
-@lu Sonntog batter mir edtc5
;,>,r or,,+or,ohir Mc5itor bo,,, 6r.
,,,,,+, ,;,,,,, or,,sir,, i,,,s oo,h u,
r,,h,,, ,,,h S., r,r6,,,nroh+ So,
o~a,r>r,,c, -, ro,n,,,nor,, Sir ;at,t
,L.,,, ;h$,,5,,, %or,,+fL,;S, o;,,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-02
FOR YOUR OWN GOOD"

The most Popular Person in town Is
the one who is doing something always
For Your Own Good The thing
done is extremely Unpleasant in every
case. Or rather, 1t is really not I'M
pleasant. only you think it is I'M
pleasant.
The Person may be a near relative;
a father or mother. even. If you are
Broke ana wish TO. Eat before locking
for a Job the Person tells you how
Wise 1t is TO Earn what you spend, and
how demoralizing II is to Borrow. The
Person does not sec that you would
have more Pep and greater ability TO
get tho Job IL you were not 40 Awfully
Hungry. The Person takes this stand
FOR your own good"
If the Person discharges you from
your position he does II For your own
good" because you will then see that
you must do Better Work. His dis
charging you will be the best thing in
the world for you.
often. II there is but one Piece Of
Meat left on the table the Person will
eat II fearing 1t will Hurt you. The
Person will not 20 out of his way TO
do an GRAND for you as it encourages
Inzincss. Besides II Is Waste for him
to leave his good cigar and the news
paper. for a cigar smoked in the open
does not give it's full benefit.
The Person takes charge of you and
Uses you merely TO Train you. When
nc Is through you will be Competent TO
aid all others. He is sorry that he may
not suffer with you in your incompe-
tcnce aud that he profits by your aid.
hut ne is doing IL all For your own
good
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-02

ing from them. II they were willing
to spend such Sums of their own
funds. will they save the public's?
on the other hand some will say
that the Democrats would have spent
an equal amount had they been able
to obtain il. BE that as IL may. they
did not. Possibly their failure was
due to a lack OF organization: posi-
bly, not.
Weeks before the election 1t was
here predicted that there would come
n day when a candidate would be sue
cessful because he refused to coun-
tenance the spending OF great sums.
The menace to our traditions-to our
form of government was seen.
Now the Senators signing the unan-
nous report say that the expendi-
turc OF these vast sums is present
and growing menace to the nation.
They suggest that the elections COM
mittee of the next Congress consider
the question and that constitution
al amendment be submitted dealing
with any constitutional difficulty that
may DO found IL II is necessary.
Perhaps the suggestion of those not
intimately associated with politics
may be considered impracticable. But
when politicians and statesmen take
such notice OF this evil 1t must be
pretty bad.
Things may 20 on i'm the same old
way. but one likes to repeat the pre-
diction that with the coming OF the
right man. his compelled recognition
by the men who hold the destinies
md the candidates of parties in their
hands. or the discrcditing OF such
men, this matter Of campaign eN-
pcnses will be righted to certain
extent.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-02

And now all the comforts of home
are wrapped around the jitneys to
keep the thing from freezing.
Greed for money may get you in
Jail. but the possession of if will get
you out again
And at that the diamonds mined in
South Africa are not as worth as
much at Britain as the SHUTS mind.
A philosopher is one who can real
lie how foolish his present worries
will seem a year from now. -.
EnSland's view is that a wireless
station i'm China would enable Uncle
Sam 10 do too much wire pulling.
Hemp will hold up the hold-up
men.
Be sure your hyphen will find you
out.
Germany may be down. but she is
never out o: excuses.
The old man Of the sea was prob
ably battle feet in disguise.
The war tax brings us back to earth
and teaches us to appreciate common
cents.
New German proverb: THE great
err the preparation, the greater the
reparation-"
When greed and conscience go to
the mat. one may safely put little
money on greed.
OF course YOU understand that TINS
corn being shipped to Europe ism
for the Bourbons.
Oyer-consumption- got. us into TINS
fix. and now we need hair OF the
dog 10 cure the bite.
There is nothing remarka bic in the
story Of European scientist VINO
hypnotizes fish. American chorus girls
do II. a.- .-.
when the roll is called up yonder
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-02
A SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT.

All the country has seen and become
solemn faced at the sight of the latest
pictures of President Wilson. Many
newspapers published his photograph
taken at his FIRST Cabinet meeting. be-
side that taken just recently. The
contrast was awful.
Yesterday at the last meeting Of the
Cabinet President Wilson presented to
each member an autographed copy OF
the photograph of the cabinet. show
ing him, the President. in his present
weakened condition.
Appropriate indeed was the gift of
the members of the Cabinet TO the
President of the chair he had occupied
nj the Cabinet table through eight
years. Appropriate was II for the
President 10 give each some token to
remind them of the hours spent at that
table I'm earnest discussion of the affairs
of tho nation.
But, no matter how appropriate was
the President presentation of this
photograph showing him "a broken man.
it's significance is remarkable.
How different this from the action
of tho proud. arrogant man President
Wilson has been painted By his enemies.
a photograph of himself in this con-
dition would seem 10 bc the last thing
a man would wish TO give 20 his Old
associates. Any reminder of the last
sad days of his administration. of such
a personal nature. would seem TO he
>ssprrcnt TO the man 80 often dc
= BY hose who opposed him.
VS. @ this picture further
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-02
COMMUNICATED
4 Voice Prom Wooster Street


In regards to the conditions on
Wooster street the taxpayers of that
street, as an opportunity for the coun-
cilmen and alderman, who think that
street has been fixed up, would like
to extend an invitation to those
gentlemen to come out there now
and see the conditions as they really
are, but as a matter of preca ution.
they would advise them to bring along
their rubber boots if they want to get
anywhere to make any observations.
There has been sum of money
spent on that street, but on account
of the poor way it has been spent
there has not been very much ac-
complished (for which the taxpayers
are not responsibility and unless there
is some more money spent there. in
curb. gutter, etc, what has been ac-
complished will very soon be destroy
ed
The taxpayers have already petit
toned for a sidewalk. Hoping the
honorable body will give this matter
their immediate attention, we are
yours truly,
TAXPAYERS
Wooster Street
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-02
Ills MISERY"

host pathetic and tragic
published In the
of the olcven-year-old
his younger brother
t OF his misery"
shot his small brother
to show how close he
tho smaller lad with
n. Then he saw his
lie killed him.
n child il difficult to
What passed through
pven-year-old boy one
But one may he sure
no awful craving to
Facy. The thing is un-
n possibility that as
his was back OF IL all.
had seen an injured
nj come and viewed
I'm out OF his misery"
lie remark of one OF
Perhaps the horse
bnimai and the owner
D save him. The use
lad been shown-the
ng all the time-and
bning had prevailed.
killed.
bable that some such
entered tho lads
-ase could not have
th him. lie was un-
ish between argu-
TO n horse and those
pan being.
poken without quail
press n mind unable
lions. Thus IL may
rigorous IL is TO give
heral statements. In
death. I'm the pres
Ing or the ignorant.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-02
Is YEARS AGO
tFrom The Herald OF That Date,

The payroll for the water depart
ment for last week amounted to
s26.57 and the street department 10
s75.6S.
charge as organist at the First Con-
gregational church on April l.
The United German organizations
of the city are planning to hold a
fair soon for funds for the hospital
1t is said that a boom is being start
ID among the military men for
Lieutenant Colonel Thompson for the
Republican nomination for city clerk
The II. Il. Walker company had a
new pair of bay horses on one of the
teams today.
officer Helberg has been assigned
to day policeman during the month
OF March.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-02
WANT TO VISIT HARDING.
Republican Leaders Planning Old TIN
Conferences at White House.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Indicative d
a return to the old order of Whit
House conferences with congressional
leaders, republican members Of tn
house ways and means committee havI
decided to seek an interview with Pres
ident-elect Harding soon after hts IN
auSuration.
Chairman Fordney, it was said I'd
day, plans to call his committee Il
gether March II to map out a polio
as to financial legislation. Before bd
ginning this work, however, he wa
said to desire a discussion on tart tan
revenue legislation with Mr.. Ha 4
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-02
JEST RUMINAT1N'."
(Robert Russefl.)

You can't account for how
you feel-now down and then
way up: an this is stranger
since they've banned that some
times cheerin' cup. Your bust
ness may he awful bad on that
especial day. an yet you goes
on singin' in an unaccustomed
way. Or things may be a
boomin', yet you're blue about
the gills: you see in every hap
piness in life but foolish frills.
There's somethin' deep inside
YOU that cannot quite get at
which dictates jest the angle o
your nose an of your hat.
Some people call it tempera-
ment. dyspepsia or the blues
at any rate you're cheerful or
you're sad--you cannot choose
the fit is on you for a while an
then it fades away-you may
reverse yourself upon the next
succeedin' day. Now that oil
ruminatin' pipe q mine has
got its moods: some days. its
smoke is awful blue; some
days the red protrudes-the
red that optimism gives-the
red O. that great flame which
ave revitalizcs life. an En-
ergy's" its name. The only
thing that we can do is hold
the memory o. joys that's sure
to come. nor heed how blue
some days may be.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-02
.ORS OUR MEN.

Factory and IL brings
know that France rs
huments, In honor OF
y, or tho men OF tho
the crest of the adj
the French fronts
rrican Division.
displayed by that
ng "A return OF the
Il by the men who
ia will undoubtedly
thls country who did
br the war overseas.
re- In "a bill In the
Tor compensation for
en. How long IL will
e liz uncertain. or
bass nc all.
ktates of the Union
muses.. In our own
ecn spent some sio.-
in various ways.
'vice men, many Of
heed of financial aid.
ESTATE 20 apply for
hey realize. perhaps,
ny more needy than
ross tho water. has
France has
O our men who. i'm
pre- eagerly waiting
land tor the little
may come to them.