2 t under a. bushel." Yet it
flat the short-aloe nearly
who has or electricity
*3 x will be. {unruly covering
- 01 lllht with a metal shade
, ”very much like“ 1 ML."
mailm- 17'0”le
2 ”ports audio
”W in eye "cough htd‘fle,
W11 effects upon the op ‘e or their
, up; from our modern brilllo t
sources This has made
evident by the nitrous end
use of tile nib: high audio
metallic Mania t inoautloseont
There have therefore been
.to 219311222 3 method of
which the rays
is a piled ill different
tenth] heretofore
Chg: inhioh tile light is hidden
all 5. ml mound the edge of
' room and reflected towards the
322211113.“ hail been very limited in up
Milton owing to the loss. or absorp-
56::122 biwihomflmunowtam
oxnfllflé ls noncommu-
llig mitts were produc-
broiletl‘tsltuuh an epoch in!
t‘illghtIng ant!- will mile mill.
dry means, two things were necessary.
NOT A CASE FOR A SURGEON.
. LTJJC Al'gouautl ,
Ambntry poison wits one day going
was whipped by one of his congregip
flan,“ .old farm hand, who said "An“
hour hi) yer flutter this minning, yer
”Valenti?
“My daughter!" exclaimed the par
Ion. thither surprised; on she is quite
ell. titanic you " .
"Wmtil‘. cria the lnustic "quite
well] Wily,i‘ said she had a cycle
hectllétlt' yesterday and hunted bet in-
ner tubing! "
HOUSEWIVES
2"!!! not'ltest those cold. damp rooms
in your house with a
Modem Blue Flame
._ilal()l'
”'2 22 2'22
’ AND upwmos.
. . Telephone us or drop a pOslill and
r our resentatlve will call and give
‘ , you in ormation and figures.
‘W‘
9,.
w 9M v v hing—Mi
sentient
Our: spring stylcll are may for your
, inspection. Will be pleased to show
o y u, Prices range from tilt.
would? Couple Roll. - . _
5,619“0 out for or Beck co. and
Janohil'by Carpenter' s Wail opera
”Wildly. Glassware House F urnlsh
“pads. .Pointers' Supplies. Snub
2:22.
by the piece or set. bees“
lnot craze.
Silo agent for the Columbia Phono-
Co.’ 5 Talking Machines and
.Ddllllle Disk Records. Music on both
hides. 65¢. indeltnictlbl’e Cylinder
mallards. 35c. any cylinder
,moghlne and lasts 19.17””.
”Window Shades bud PICture Frames
10M”.
East Mixed Points, $1.25 pér- gallon
brilliant PW Wis-
‘ 21 wasmuoronentss'r,
SOUTH NORWALK.
- Til-'60“.
. ,.»a .
it; _.'rb3'm t,
.9519!)
. lint/fl ’- 252ll‘ii'A
a biblical injunction “against
hallucinogenic: lblvs been .2
his «32th round of linking. when “6'
and gimp. Lights '1‘ roughqut. 53/2
H3 Decker
,r
(X.
2 .
m .2-
. 9.332
Hill .‘Al. 2.
2......"
M188 KELLY SURPRISED.
'Tabloliu "Girls of the West" Success-
fully Presented.
on Miss lliil'l'it't Kolly, at, law lltil’lll‘.
lil'ilicollanic strcot, Saturday
For the past three weeks till" allows.
"The Girls of the \l‘esl." it plmcd to
be m great success. 'I‘ilosc piostuit
wore the Misses .ioatlphiuc and Man
Florin, Mabel 'i‘uckcl', Allii'3'. Emily and
.Icnlllc li‘Ol'lo, Gl‘al’t‘ Malian. l‘i dllt'o2:
and llosc Murillo,
Mllliliot, Mlltli'Nl
Prince. I~‘l'ctlt-rlt':l. Filll‘l‘ll’xtl and Mutil-
da LllItlL’J‘t‘ll. l“l'.’lll(‘t‘S Kclly, All‘hiw‘l'l“,
.1050le Do Martino, Joseph and Tom
Mill‘lntl‘ Louis I)'Orio,
ilany games Wt‘l‘t' |llil_‘.‘t‘tl and lillt‘f
a bountiful Silltllt'l' was i-ll‘I‘Vl‘tl. .‘tliiz'l
Kt'lly l'|‘(‘\‘l\’t‘ll llltlll3' prest'llls and
pl'ovotl to bc ll llt'llghlltll hostess, 'l‘hv
guests lll‘llili‘ll’tl uishluit Miss iii-Hy
many liltll‘t.‘ happy bilihdzlys.
ll'I‘lillltl, .‘iilmic
CHINESE A GOOD RUNNER.
lithHd‘LU. Apl‘ll lil,~.\ Gillan-s.
took fifth plai'tx ill a full (lista'ltm Mill'-
utlltlll i'il(‘t' tilat was run 3't'slt'l'dn3'.
'l‘llci'o \‘l't'l‘l‘ thirty t‘llll‘li‘il, and all I‘ll
lllllfilllL-‘lll‘ crowd ol‘ silt't-iltiors still
the finish.
‘ilcrtl's one still} lllliltz, and that is.
tllnt you can't llt‘ sure or anything.
pitta
E‘Q 1" in," P:
haw}? v
Tl!l'.lil,.'-L1\l)l":‘.
law.- 5! '!l\i n: til liil:
'I‘uilo no olhlh
um Nth (‘Ill- 1 Ill:“
1‘ "N" I'\ 'f\\ '3' f‘llt‘,
ywalrovmitfitlt Miami Aim;
li'lr‘flm
a
ll
durability
S'I‘lllbtl’l ROD is equal to out: costing
twit'c as much.
lluy ‘li‘lSHlNll tl‘ACKIlD 'l‘ilA"‘bl
Fl 11‘ FOR FiSHlNl‘. " ‘<
A full line of this kind always on
For strength and
hand. ,
CHAS. 13.qu
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
union: on.
.22 «2
"'1'”- 3n
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. '
‘ EUROPEAN PLAI.
Our spam i specie Feature. Gail
dry not?» Heated.
7;. RATES REA80NABLE.
Fine ,Siook‘ed Cafe In Connection.
A full line of imported Ales; lucit'ld
log the famous or. Burton‘s and
Bass G. Co.’ a Stout, always on draught.
house; 30ch Beer oil Draught.
ULLIVAN, Proprietor. ‘
‘ , Telephone ”2.
,. t .i.
Dally Lille to N Y.
nil Freight; only
on and otter Tile-(ml January 7
floor. Knight. mum will tam
Pier 88.15“: 31¢"..an York, (foeil
oi. Dover street), only. am to
hand»). at 4 n .. Elsi still recall:
ot Nowell: load m u and South
Norwalk on ms. 80 "P" - 2
will sténiiib’out (lo.
Analog J. hmltli. " C. c. Heisman.
fret. CALI. use;
i Lessee. coma Adoiit.
ti; " ,,
4.1 H1. 1‘
:41 l r‘té'l’ltl‘ Flt)!!!"
if“. (”14‘2" Flt.) l
l.” Yoo’it, t
A pleasant birthday party was given .
night. .
had becu planning a tallicau tiltitit‘d?
Mlllillo and liv: "‘
Lulit .li \ u t.r i {it
(‘lll- rhwllcz-g‘llum z'llfflrfllldr A“ I
1'.IIloll Hui m l livid mini... v
51)”) BY Dill 'fifiISlS [itiillliitflf i
' What nu
will: ~1-
Rflfii)’
H l, Iofi I‘.. “Coma“,
U it flatly
W} W lions-Cit. 2.533" C 0.
'llltil: R
l llillilil’s iiiiiiiii
i iiiiiliti
tCoiltiuucd from First Page.)
i CONSTANTINOl’lll'l. Aplil 10.~»lt is
oxpt-t'tcd lll (‘oilslauiilioplc this llltll'ii-
E inc: til: it tho nluill boti3' of the troops
Lio3ai to the Young Turks tililt llllH‘
i tilllct'ntlatod oulsldu of Constauillioplt-
will btsgill soon to numb .n loss conn-
“3 till Yiltilz KKitlsli with lllt‘ olljttt
of f(ll(‘lll,L', lllt' abdication of this sill
. tau.
. ’I'ilt~ troops loyal to tilt- Young Turks
,‘l‘llillliilil d tlil‘li‘ utlvliut't- on (‘.illsianti-
noplt- last night. and ii is lli‘llt‘l‘ttti lll‘i't'
itllzii llll')’ soon will occupy Malli'lkt'ln‘.
..li ll‘\.ll it'll mill-s from the capital.
f 'I‘u'o ittlvzlllt'o .tlilil'tls |ll't‘i'i'tlt‘ lllt'
’ .Iillllll hotly of lilo soldiers. l)ut~ is will
hull of whom urn.
post-ti of 300 lltcu,
tiiht't rs, whilt- ”to (11110!“ lilll‘illli'l‘s 1.000
filll'll. 'l‘lll‘bt‘ two t-oiillnlls'aru cxpt-t‘i-
ill to occur» l’l‘iil and (lilliltil. the fol"
‘li,;ll and tlilltial (lilillll‘i‘h' of (‘oilsu lll-
ttllt pix a; 3mm its possilllt- Iii Ulilt’l to
prom-t ftlrcil'nti's ill ”11’ l"\'l‘iil oi riot
lllg.
.llllil3 of tilt' troops In t‘ollstmiilllo
lpio t‘lilol llll lilting “'.Illikll and went
table is Illudl3 oliptclvii.
I‘hc Annuitati VlCl~Cliiitiiil at .‘lt‘l"
lzlll‘l. John llobblls lepolts that Illt‘
ttiisortlrrs at Adana am quivting down.
I Tlll‘ thl Allit‘f'll'ilil llllSBlOlllllll'S.
ii) iii. iiilgcl' 2 (Hill l‘lliltll'ul'l Wt’l‘l‘ killed
;"'illtllstl.l.3' lli'tt'rllooll uliiit tlilcnlplillg'
‘Io tl\lltlrl'.i2'ii a lit 'v ill lilo Lollw m
i; ll lllttlil ”'illllkl 'll 3'. liiillll. 'I‘ilt3 \\'i"ll‘
tlillll down. “in llliaslolls at Adana
2lilid ’i‘ursils am now receiving title-
ipmtn pl'tltcriion, Mt‘i'fill‘ll is anxiously
l'uvmillug rniiof. 'i‘llt' killed at Adana
a lit- csliinatt d ill mm 1' than one tlious
‘llllti. but no paltir ulill's of tho [nit-ll sucic.
y'tt ar. itlaiiabic
| illslili'ililllcos lilll'c oct'ui'rwd also til
[\ltil‘mill a tlt3 of about fifty thousand
people In tilt .ilit3tl of Alcppo, .md
iullllll ti:<hl3' mills lioitiltlllsi of Aim»
t’ilitll‘l‘ilii. It is l"i~poltt'd that twont3
pt-lrsolls wort: kiliod or Willindi‘ll llll‘l‘t’.
'i‘llc iitlthorltics at Mlli'asll bt-ilavod
well and the disordt-rs soon u'cl'u put,
down.
The 'i‘tlltoihllgilrillll protocol was
sigilcd lil Si. l'otcl'abulg today it
Will be still'l’lllti‘d to the Turkish Par-
linlllcnt April 2t.
VIENNA. April lit-~21 dispatch H‘-
culi’tld hl‘ll‘ il'tllll Constantinoplo says
that the pl'll‘Slt-‘l sent out to paring;
Willi llit‘ Young Turks at Tt‘llulilUii
were whipptld and driven away.
The lvndora of the Young Turks
forces have issuod orders that tho
livos and property of all iorcigners and
Christians in (‘onstantilloplci be ado-
(platelv protected.
vi sculiofllc-iai communication iioiu
(‘oustaxiiillopltl was reieived beta to
diiy misting to lht‘ t-tmtiuuod advance
of lilo Saiunllti and Adrialioplc iltlopu
Tho nlosslistl says them has born a
l‘tltllal'liahlc cilliluc of public opinion
in favor of'lho. Young Turks. and in
view: of the Illuronslllxguod finding bo-
twseultllo tw0 factions (li.tile soldiers.
there seems lltllti'llkvllhood of blood-
shed Constantinople outwardly is
qt let
ship Verite loft here today for
Piraeus.
S'I‘.PE’1‘ERSBURG April l9.—~F‘or
sign Minister lswololty and M. Point
half, the, Bulgarian minister of foreign
attain, today signed a protocol of the
Bessonulgarinn. agreement» relative to
the settlement.“ Turkey‘s pecuniary
,clalmo av ainst Bulgaria missing from
;.t.hlo Bulgalian dotliututlon or indepen—
do? akin-st will.
LIN Aplil lil.—~A German
.iqlllltllull composed of tho truisols
Cubist-null. Ii Ilebci'k Blutlill and llel.
lilo UM limit oldel'cd to Consiautiil-tr
,Ipp The vcsscls sailed this illtt-luoun
Film 3lill bu joiucd In the Mt‘tlllf‘lill<
man by tho truism Hilltlllulg, which
alt-tilnpnliltai the Imperial yacht lin
itihlpillioin to Corfu illicit E‘llllll‘ltli
William went to Corfu fut his vaca-
tioli., .
til it dispetth from Constantinople
the. concspol'ldent oi the llokal Anzeig-
er says: "The situation Is extremely
serious. . A general massacre can be
prevented only by the spéediest. 5qu
seat of the Salonlkin Cordia- The Lib
oral-Unto lots at last understand to
mom and as a result they are partly
downcn'st and partly incensed against
tho palate. The sentiment of the
troops lit the citye is turning styonglyo
fishinst the paibce
, i‘l‘be movcnient oi tilt!“ tfloops loyal
to the Young Turks to Tchatalia up:
‘pt-ars to bc pincecding with the great-
list oi-ati‘ol Everything was carefully
llii‘llllliyti lil‘l‘ii‘l‘h‘hilfll’l 'i‘chntilijn Is the
lit-3 tn the Cirillo of fortiil tinm-i
around tho capital. Iftlur nliitary
trains lll't'lvud tlii'ttl Humiily llmlorning.
2mm» Boy is in command of the
NICE April ill—Tho Fleucll buttlo'
use the Ylldlz Kiosk used‘
adl'illfcc guard or the Salonllrinil.
‘.‘lll‘d‘ti deputation of pacificatlou
iltiil. Constantinople greeted him he
liskwi gluffi3;
”.I'ilvt- _\llll brought tho head of the
old mail? “'0 cannot ncgotiato so
long as you conic without that head. '
"This doputalion, consisting of thir-
l3' ll‘t’ll. Willilt‘tl lo proctwd to Stiloulkl.
but it was t-oulpollod to return here.
Mulllltlil' Ilt'3' tlll'ciltt'ned to givc or-
lll‘l‘fi to burn llil’lli shot inlml‘diflll’ly If
tint-3 llllr‘lllilli?“ to gel in touch with
tho 'l'iltllf‘l‘s
“’l'hv il'nopa which urrIvt'd at Spar-
inlollo Saturday afternoon until-r thc
t‘i‘il'."lilllll of Nazinl Pasha proctwlcd
Ih:.t 012221 to Kutrhllk anti 'l‘t'lwklllt'tlle.
\Vv'lliltl it is lwlimt'd they will await
lllt‘ «'loiul lg oi I‘t‘lllftllcenll'illli, 'l‘lwy
Int: t‘ollslautlnopio unlit-h tiiiut-t t0
Ylldiz Kiosk. Many tlfllt-crs how do
svrii-d lilt‘ll‘ t-olliulauds and jtlliwtl lht'
Mlnlliltills.
"izzt-t Pasha, chit-f of llll' gellorai
stuff, \i‘l'lll with‘ top ottict-l's yesterday
afti'lllrou to Killthuk and ’l‘ l'llt’kllll‘dli‘.
tlsit-nailii3 to pacii3 tho soldiers illii
1 pg" nous wcli- lhfullllt‘ll any that his real
pllrposc was to trausfor 'tilc l’illll‘tl
stall in tho SillOlllklllfl."
Tho itll'cgolllg dispatch to the Inimi-
uiiezlucr came out of Constantinople
b3 ua3 of Salmon The Turkish war~
shim sluttoilod at Smyrna tile loud to
lilil ‘l ollilg 'i r. Hill
'I‘ lit- v.oiullliu rs In the viiil3't't of Kos-
aovo llunliltl' 81).;000 Albania hits fur
wished 72000 more. and Silitlillkl o 000
'i‘lii l ‘tlllliilltlt'tl oi Union and l’loizrt'ss
has illit'lllCtl all offenflolll Bulgaria
to oi i'ilill' .i luiil'tlau'or clllt'rgollt'y
Pillpostls
A illillll'iy ulltol' iii lht- lmkllliill-
I'll;‘,"12 “is it will rl‘qflllt.‘ tilt) or lhrre
“'1'th ioi tiw lilting Talks in lluns-
lllfl‘l lllU 'l‘llll'tl :\l‘lll_\ (‘.tlrps in u 232).
silica in front of l‘ililtllanllllunll‘. bill
lilal lllt' duff-at of ii» Tilll'd Corps in»
l'nl'o lir- t'lllll‘l‘llll‘il'lilil is impossible.
I‘llt' Mlliilll will liar-A (into to llllllil‘
preparations to ill-mi tho Sultriiikllls.
lit‘fi’i‘HN, April Howl lll'iuf t‘lillll‘
.l'Z: pd. h, in uri‘t-t-i a .:'3' for lll‘lll irtlnl
ih( :<(‘~.’i.t‘ of l'h‘ “hillbill‘rl‘ ltl Adana.
‘.x'lzi \illltli. \Vlll‘il‘ I). M Rflfll‘l's and
‘.'.il ‘iautl pcl'glslltd has been lccclv-
ti b3 tilt :“‘\liltlltllll lloald of Connois-
fill‘llt is it‘l Foreign Missions horn.
Tllt‘ lllcssztac. ll‘:l§:ll‘ Ill its brici’ncss.
is as follows:
“Ht-1p, Adana.
(Sigurd)
“CliAYllillERS.”
Tho illessagc came from the Rev.
William Chambers. the resident mis-
sionary of the Board In Adana.
Convinced that the help must be
prompt. Secretary Barton quickly lio-
tiiicd the officials of the State. D0
partlllcllt Ill Washington of the appeal.
It Is lhmltflll ihcre are upwards of
iifttxell nllsslioilarius connected with
lilo American Board gathered Ill Adana
last week for the annual conference
of. tho Con 'al ‘l‘ul'koy illlsslon.
'i‘hc Itlell M3 01' till" paitlculitl' (isle-
".ttcs Is not known in the Anlurlpan
lionrd' ll officers ill this city. but muons.
the vutirc numbcl of missionaries in
Central Turks) of whom some are.
likely to have “1‘?” in Adana are the
following: Miss Kato S. Alnsioe, of
Ohio; Miss About) Brewer. of Wash
lllgton. niece of Chief Justice Brewer
01th United States ~811pr Court;
lilies; lsabslia M’ i like, of Vermont;
Miss Ellen M. Blake 3:. of Winchendoa.
Muss. ' Dr. Thomas D. Christie, of
Hartford Conn. and his wile: William
N Ciismbeis. of Can '.and his Wlffii-
Camellia P. Chamb, . ,ol: Philadpl-
pills; Frederick F. Coulee" land-mic
wife, Lulu K. S. Goodwin; 018w Eran:
clsco; llr, Lucius 0. Lee. or Owned).
MlClL; l“l‘t‘(lGl‘lCli w. McCullom and
Mrs. MtCuilolll, of Toronto. Canada;
Mrs, Margaret t .a‘i'o‘pvbrldgc, .29;
nimoolii3n and Mlss.()lliroinitiation!
(lilo-lg) 2 - 2‘ 4.- [2
Rnitnoao PRESIDENTS’ MEETING
POSTPONED:
NUW YORK Aplll Nib-«A amounts
at pl'tvsitlollts of several l'ailloads,
which was Scheduled to be bold in
this c.It3 lodai to consider the Canad-
ian l’sciilcNew York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad differential on west
bound freight from New York was
postponed indefinitely.
2 DlDN'l' EVEN KNOW ADAM.
Mr. Lucy. in the latest installment of
his. autobiography ignite Cornhill, to"
fern, among other lugs, to his con‘f“
'neotlon with Sir F JBurnaud and the‘
ranch stair. On one occasion M’i “Lucy
3h Francis were.,t,a.iklng W2
£418“ 39d assembly at tile i millionth
e or the Queen' s hilt ‘lis‘y pi
A222 guest in unllorlll. s trod and the 'i
sled. came up and e illeiy shoe
hands with Emma ,th so reception
.botrllyt'ii some omb rrassment. on
serving that, tho uewfiwmor said: "l
use you dollt know this final Adam.“
“My dear sh". said Burnout) “1 don‘t
know ”Adam." '
l
.
iii .;
it will in
I
." “Secretary of N l'lCultural Expos-
‘ es Mafiipulsiions
m
hai pliccs to make bread for the Amer-
new crop comes and those who
rattle, oxptlct. to get, their mail” out
of the common people—the consum-
cls.’
This is, the, rebssu'rhlx, massage made
, called its a denial of the possibi
ttill tilt-ll l’lllliilllt oil vol-isms and avoid-2
”more torn than they do when wheat
public toil” by Boolctluy of col
iture Wilgoy on, In a special atntclllit t ‘Si‘
ty o
the “ broad riots.” predicted by Thomas
:‘W. [an/sou and others as cert,
follow the Patten wheat manipuist
in. Chit-m
Setrctary Wilson fully discussed In
the stiltcnlollt the Chicago wheat (or
nor, it's probable effect upon thcf nr-
mer, the market and the consumer,
(1 answers tho statement am by
{Patten as to the unreliability of the
temp reports of the department of ag-
ricuitul‘t-
‘The large majority of wheat has
left tho hands of thé funnels." be con-
tinued. "A fictitious price has boon
«rt-sled. 'I‘ilo farmers Blt‘t‘ not bone-
.tit'iarios of such C(mditiolts, they Willl
tllruliy plant “1011’ wheat and next
ms Clops lllc likely' to be abnormally}
large when the gamblers will not be
lit the illurlict. and mischief will be'
done b3 distuibances of the crop sys
[0)".
“In tho tower of 1898 when the
mice of wilcat was run up to $1. 85.l
tho price was depressed the following}
war below 80 t',t'uls the result. u"-
I
Oll S
4
i
doubtcdly of thr- upilctling of “11‘ (‘qul-
“whim of normal supply and dc-
lnailti.
“Ill logald to the rciAubiiity of the
lt‘l)0|‘,l.ll relating to the amount of
“lll‘ill on farms on Mnrtll 1, tbs rt‘
ports or this dl‘llltl‘illlt‘lli illdicnioti
about 143,000,000 bushels ill round
lllllillli‘l‘fl on thh first of March.
"The commercial editor of tho Kan-
sas City Star estimated on the first of
March this 3eiir's amount of wheat on
farms was “7.000.000 bushels. and
()llll‘l‘ statisticians of standing out It
from iii0.00ll.ll00 to 170,000.0th busilt'ls.
On March first a your also the titlpal't~
lllcnt estimated llll’ amount on farms
to bc 147,000,000. about 4,000,000 bush-
(‘13 more than this year.
“Fllrlhvr ill l‘t'llill‘d to the reliability
of those rt'ports: ’
"'I‘llt- reporters ol the tlepartnlont of
agricuiltlrt arc fflrlllel‘D living on. the
farms lld know If anybody knows.
and little knowledge If. anybody has
knowledge of the facts. ILwc seek an
honest close or community and host-
tatt- to take the word of, tho American
farmers, wc will not establish truth
by going to the galliillers.
"'l‘llc (lt’lltlrlllll‘lil of agriculture has
estimated the amount ol wheat on
farms March 1, mull. to be about. H3."
000.000 llllahols, «2211.5 per cent. (ii
the amount product-lain this country
lost. your. 1908. All analysis Qfllllt‘
whoilt littlvclllcnt after March 1 In past
years Indicates that. the you“: cstI‘
on farms March ‘1 has been about 5
our cent. below tho souls] percentage.
“'i‘hc amount of wheat produced in
the calendar year. 1908. was 866.0009
000 bushels. ab Compared with 634.-
000.000 bushcis for. the crop your 1907.
making :li,000.000 llushcls more for the
last. crop year. than we found In the
your previous, ‘so it will be seen that
a, scarcity-olwhent in this country is
not the cause (if the present abnormal
increase Ill pricao.. .
“The world‘ 3 Wheat crop of 1908 was
practicallyt the same as the crop of
1907. but about seven per cent. less
than the crop of 1906.
"Another factor of Interest here is
the corn trap of lost your in Its feeding
potontiui. 9.
Crop of 1907 was 2.692.000 bulliels in
round numbers. The corn crop of 1908
was well matured and of higher food
in; quality for mail and animal.
"In considering the food of the poo
beconloa dear as it is now a the re-
suit of this tllicago corncl people use.
is chcnpor.
‘"lll mum of our states, our people
resort to corn bread when wheat bread
becomes d‘ear, as the cost of ever3 -
d v '3 food has to be carefully uicuiw
‘e It
As he handed out the statement.
Secretan \.VIisml smiling today.
said “The3 haie becn hitting at us,-
and we have been epitttirig book. New.
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CLEVELAND. 0., April 19. —-'l‘hel‘e
He. no further doubt that Cliptliin wil-
.iiuln Barry and his cra‘w of st: were
lost when the “millions. foundered in“
to storm of April 7. a board wring
2 tarry" it last iuwit‘uge halt ileum 'Iounll
on tho lloacll llo‘rc slut turned bull to
his wilc. The boy whottouutl it ycsull‘i-
tidy ai'tcl noon used it to but biontlo for
half an hour bcftll'e he saw that It con.
tallied writing. At first. the mlrwoude
.doclpllciahlo welt-z "Tell my wtto
good- bytn—Cuptulu Bull-y: . 2
Today by means of o magnifying
glass practically the whole message
was made out. It is: “Captain Barr!
and crew aboard Floss, April 9.19m.
y0u will find the too of the Crow.‘
We made a raft (loin nah: boxes. but
we are sinking
Land water]. Mild
“WP vols loom :ymiisi tittit’ldil.’dd Flooding
it soon Wsdhbs do; teloflug,
up for 1201mm“ onnllo take-l
Mafia 1) keidlownp
W ’
rim
The sugar
:gatco ti million dollars for every day
of the your.
bill". of ills country aggro-
WASHINGTON. April 19.-~—"’l’hemitl .
sufficient wheat in the country's. nor. '
lran people up to tho limo on” 1&9 ,
tempt to keep prices up at pullout ',
“The corn crop of 19118 id; 2,068,060 2 2
bushels in round numbers, and the ,.
pic throughout the world when wheat ‘
i .
it is high time to site absolute roots " ,
cae‘nis AND caéw. also hour. ‘
NC.
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if you will 30 songs 1mm Atho'bttM; 7
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mitt. val bolted ~ .-.~ .
F * Boat lwrell £32m o‘os oytwind‘ a
”Mir lfi‘s
"' "Julius Cilantro literary
our s."~Woshinstun Star.
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Of interest to the Shoppe;
A Certain Library Suite which comprises four pieces,
large diuau fircsitlc tllair, arm ciiail and rockcr. looks to be-
long,r to the Queen Anne period But the feet- are heavily
carved ball anti slaw, and tilt: mahogany trainer. vc'l'y inas-
sivc, therefore the Suite belongs to no exact period. The
covering is of rich hdark grceil leather the best grads of
Ilorschidc. very soft, pliable, and durable beyond question,
and the color is \ cry agreeable to the eye. All the pieces are
cxccetlinly comfortable and will go to make a beautiful and
restful library. the group they be seen near the cleiator
landing in the first of the l" urniturc Rooms.
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Circassian Walnut has come to be recognized as a very
Ilalldsoplc wood for the cabinet maker. Among some new
specimens are a large davenport and arm chair t'ovcrcd with
green vclt. The high iliassivc arms of both pieces are carved
and polished. showing beautiful markings which shade from
olivc to cllocolatc brown. The carvings and paneling bring
out the coloring of tilt: wootl remarkably.
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Casement Cloth is a most artistic illatcrial for curtains
and hangings. 'l‘llc colortligs and designs are arranged to
imitate stained and loaded glass, anti most effective patterns
are shown. The cloth is in the upholstery store and very
inexpensive.
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The New Brooches. designed to wear with Dutch col-
lars arc bingo and stylish. i'snaiiy they have a single large
jcwcl, rcal or imitation, and lately more have appeared sonlc
wonderful l'cprtuiilcliolls of l’rt'ilt'll illinlattircs, figures and
portraits. which are very quaint and old fashioned.
2 W
A Tea Room Sandwich which is a growing favorite is
made of some mystcriotts and ‘savory coillpoulltl which con-
tains tIt'lit'ious cream chccac. swcct Spanish peppers. and no-
body knows what else. but it is a tootllsonlc combination.
mates of the port-outage stilts croD " " '
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CHILDREN’S BLACK lioSE
Fine rib,,li¢ll;t weight; fine _,rib medium weight; wide rib,
heavy weights: at popular price of
lSétsu 2 pair for 25, (its.
The most Popular. Stacking we over sold is the
”i H ,2‘,‘
CADET HOSE
Extra fine for Girls
Medium weight for Boys and Girls ' '
HeaVy weight for Boys
Also 5l‘ans.and White ’ ‘
lambs HOSE '9
Our Specialty 11.1.13le Hose is our large variety and
excellent value at the Popular Price of
f
‘.
ZSéts. per pair
Comprising Gauze Lisle, medium wcight, split feet, ribbed
logs; outsizes. etc. ., ,
Also .9 excellent Stockl’llg 'at
has limits
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v.9
I a in;
'v».
v .
. ' woman eibve in elite '
2, WW, April .19 rmm
Mom: has been coin
unlit-star Marin- alum
mfirIYJWQl" tor ”so
limoih More until!”
.13in tonight m (1910:2me
etmmuity. of tindinl mm “W
will tell. this machine m the
albinism w
§§Wer "grow Vndbdolfbh’j :4 t 3’“ H " ' 0'“: 3" .
sch lilailtt‘ill fiflflm ll ffl’ky fin“ ‘ Charged lit Wllime‘n Illusion With
era. "Anybdti slit Ills luau bogging, it imm‘vleltis m vista 9 had .
publishod with it jm‘li hlto Julius" Ono; boon out of «m for is out; little and
mod lllv'c‘ti chiefly in: itcort‘l‘tl. '
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