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Fraternally yours, l
, ROBERT M. WlLoux, Sec'y.
INCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEA'b.
. "I'lacli‘in ilw soil"
“ mohword ol‘
I and uidguzlnvu priming more
Wmnnd gilz‘don lnullul' than l‘l’el‘ I)ll~‘
dole. cortnln i'nI'In In-rlodirula are on ‘
alluding tin Ir Intllonnzi- union»: (It)
norms to he the.
the hour. Nuuslmmrsi
lll‘t‘
2
2;
k In it. must llIIt‘XDillt'd no) and ini
Wouo localities rural t’ntlllt‘. is loolol
_ up, says ‘lhu Now Ill-Mon 'l‘inios-'
{“der. i l
Now. largely speaking, iluuso are is-
fi_,hle symptoms, it in true that too1
Il'ollt lil‘t‘ in cities und tint “Yer-i
American form is too large, and ;
V‘by Illl-lgouoo one. can achieve at
or degree ol‘ t’roodmn on It little
Ititan he is lilwly to achieve in;
, In any lino. And It Is :l‘good:
i that those facts are being t‘lll’;
:‘seu. 3
t libero is an elmuoni of real (lair;
in like
that In unhunrod by the very.
a do his too much stress upon line
A wgill! milnvtry lift! and to on) notlI-i
got the rural rose.
W is this: That folk who
, dt form lilo only be persuad-
More they look. it“ a truss.
Ffind yoursoii' on It term. with
fies burned behind you, only
“film it taken qulto as much
[and technical knowledge to
sumsuluily ss to run a
aor a unwary—ammonia"?
” scallion thwl. necessary
‘ ind knowledge.
SM so bark Io the do“ be
i in" what it moons. Count
’ ‘ i, Iii-mm well the my
suoooss du baoltlouiwsoll
road in the newspapers
and than. when you “
,‘ A. main gonadal”! all means
[We soil snd stsy there. for
it rlils‘t and live it tor all
ltmmnnudmmr‘
. DAY APRIL 29.1911 3 _
"buck to the soil" mill. Ill
5 with willoh city tollt are lakfi
the idea. This danger is bowl
I“! that ovmxoulhualastie writ-i
back In um soil" stories emf
to give their models “It‘lt‘ bolt A
on about the thorns thin bulb:
flotilla: at all about the prnoti- "
That’~ man needs
That late or
And quiet
The
Upright
Man
The man of life upright.
Whose gulltless heart is free
From all dishonest deeds.
Or thought of vanity;
The man whose silent days
In harmless joys are spent.
Whom hope cannot delude
Nor sorrow discontent;
neiiher towers
Nor armor for defense.
Nor sacred vaults to‘fly
From fhunder’s violence.
He only can behold
With unaflrinhted eyes
The horrors of the deep
And terrors of the skies.
Thus scornlns Ill the cares
fortune brings.
He makes the Heaven his book.
ills wisdom Heavenly things;
Good thoughts his only friends.
His wealth a well-spent age.
The earth his sober inn
pilgrimage.
~Campion.
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HIS ONLY HOPE.
An old negro with brought before tho
Judge charged with chicken stealing.
and when the usual question was pro
v. .. .. . War
said:
oourt."~(‘sse and Commsnt
1'.
“Do you think lhor I! all) t b .
’ a I 0 ”lady in the aonaou. which soon lost
war?"
“N0.”
war wWaalilnaton 8m.
“The Best In the World”
hMe led her friends into her
kitchen. their
broke iodo I
replied Senator Sorghum: "i
don't exactly tidal; titers will be war.
pounded. "tlnilty or not solity?" ho lint the dispuiu so F’ whether titers
‘fl don‘t know. boss; i just I will be one are liable to give us it tow
throw myself on do isnoranea ob de‘iooai disturbances that will looit like
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imders. under tho :I l
lbfll'l and Whimlni
,' tlcloil.
i again this season
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lashlonod in line Lingerie and
Batiste. elaborately trimmed
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Bison; regularly sass. . To-
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' Madu of lino anuuoolt. ton
stylus to Malawi from; uretiy
lrimmlngu (ll law. omhmldurl’
hill! i‘lblu‘n; i'ulr willie. ’1‘0-
night
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Women’s Gloves
2-CIlllp (ihamolsetio Gloves. rich
nuturnl oolor. warranted wool»
able; hilt quality. Tonight
39c
Handkerchiefs
Ladlos' Linen Hantllterchiuls.
hundreds oi them. bemsillch-
ed or enihroldorrd edges, also
love trimmed Idioms:
values, Touilthl, ouch
18c —
27m
Men’s Shirts
All odd lot. regular $1.00 Shirts.
Iinportui Madras and Per-
rules. light and dark grounds.
Special tonight
50c
Ladies’ Stockings
Modlilln weight Lisle. Stockings.
that black. double toe and heel,
nil rises. 'i‘onllthl
2 pairs for 25c
pecmlw
by these Extraordinary Offerings in New. Fresh, Seastmable
Briefly, we memionpalt of them :
. Ladies’
Neckwear
JAEOTS
xtenslve sssortments In decor
ulnbroidoiy and net elects.
Tonight
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DUTCH COLLARS
The Byron Linen Collars. vor-
iety of styles. Tonight
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. Pins
Cloisonne Enamel Va ii and Col—
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36c
Sentinel
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Readers
Views
The Sentinel will no plenum! to rs-
i‘ooho letters tor publication from Its
stilt-Oman. A
"Inmnnicatlonu
in a gunornl pmpuiullon curries more
twilight and ronvn- In it than a long'th)
our in which the Iiuumonl is not
rontuntrsisd \l'r «in mint emphstio
ally ltlfifl'fl brmux ions winded sr.
wo have olm nod. ore tho inst
Io be md. and into many times avoid
( Ii altogether
oauuo also spnmauuo 'rI-Is
GTREETI.
iEdltor Sontlnnl:
l noilcod in It rwmu l sue, of your
winner that our' I in lalho “ were pro
'mrlng to around all on the streets
l roxrol that oil is
to lie used sxalu unless it is to
. allotted more thoroughly than it wss
Fauna. particularly on “aim
street. where ono Iosl was out on
down. ind from that time on we ham“
been baptism with the worst dust
that ever soiled a man‘s clothing or
altin. Bad the tint man been created
mun such dust time would have been
black man The only'rodssnlnd tos-
turo is tint It has established this not
that a man can eat It puck at dirt. and
still tits.
1 am now thorouullly convinced that
struts}. and i would be glad to see
it Ins-d, basin in the place of oil. and
i doubt it the cost would in mm.
13’0" ns‘smm atrium of m"
‘nlshloa waist tor all purposes. ll VIII
* « id’sniooatrstsd by last year“ s drouib.
.. tstill by initial u'sa ol it on our stmts
fws and not suitor iron: the dust as
we as Miss do. sud are doing at tits
'ilrsssnt time. while waldo: tor “John
E's" m to strive. .
bdrm-hops it would not be a bad visa
id swlltkls the streets st Milli. it;
'fia with and MW Insets wsi's
Wallis m down «do; that Mt.
possibliy ins: would mus littlsior
"7 ”a
,7 . go attention litmus mails! tin-I
V i ’ ,‘ W
1m“ "IR WWI“
tif'ltlfiel‘m't. Notomier ill. iron.
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JOHN MITCHELL. TO SPEAK.
Will in at tbs Sunday Evswlng Insti-
tuts Tomorrow Night.
Tomorrow annulus tho Sunday Eru-
nlnx institute will hold its rinsing
assembly of this year‘s remarkably
snemsaiui series oi tuootinss.
The sneaker oi the months will be»
John Mitchell. who is nnnbably smonit
the two or times most widely known
men in the nation today
air. liltoball It” probably been the
‘ tween capital and labor sad no he has
'rolvalnad train ever )ialdlns to inius
Ilea wbanassr ll annulled others than
him-alt.
lttwntly bowerer bill has yielded to
what he believes to be an lnluslim
imposed upon hlnlsell. b) realigning
his important and lulrsilva position
with the National (‘lvle Federation at
the Ilanland oi the \linors' l‘uion
l’IoIIabl) no man ever hini It simmer
lost of his loislu out to him that Mr.
Mitt-hull Ill on this oocaslon,
Tomorrow owning ho will similt
upon The Philosophy and Morale oi
the Trades Union. and on the matter
Ill industrial accidents Following tho
regular meeting. them will be an utter-
oonl‘sronoa. at which there will be my!
portuniiy tor nnsrsl discussion and
questions. This meeting will be held
in the Sunday school room ot the
church Immediate!) ioliowin; Mr.
Mitchell's address.
slosl outs for the evening will be
as follows:
lamb train Aida .. ............ Verdi
Pilgrins’ Chorus ..... Wagner;
ham Handel
Morinryw'flong to the evening l
s.tsr" .....................Wa5ner
Postludo-«Mareb from i
Tsuntlauser .. ........\\s;oer
.....
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Pastorata. ll loath Norwalk laptlst
Orwell closes Tomorrow.
Tomorrow will close the pastorate of
the liar. ii. ll. (tumour. st the south
Norwslll baptist man“. This ordi-
nsncs oi baptism in tho morning, with
address on “Kano That Which is com
milled to ThNi'mst.” followed by tits
band of isllowship to new numbers
and communion mics. in tits srsoln‘
tits rstirliid pastor will spank on
“Things That libido." initiate tor the
m»
Morning.
rutsIMomassion ...A. is. Iii-own
domains lions titted up the l
“W“ slnIssass-sslsancssafl.fln
hum-ww- Litt Onl- dissris o
W haliaasatasssysatsaas“as
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gallon gar-dual mutually. lures ht i
mm m mum rm mm“ ‘“ MIIITTEEIEI
or seam Isa"
IEFIIIIE dilllllT
it‘lntillued from First Page)
ill:- school committee are (lounge I).
llldold. liarld L. Coley. Ivorson C.
5 Portion. Eli Waltoman. Galvin Kellogg.
‘lilrltni Momnaoy. Charlws Lockwood.
irring Lockwood int-man Mood. Mitr-
ria Andrews. Joseph Rowland and
Frank Morrbouse. The allegations
“alum tho committos are as iollows:
i‘lrst»~»’l‘hsl on or about October 12.
ialtl, more Wort.- llre sohool buildings
insinlalnod by the defendants in thelr
town ’oehml districts. under men-me
wind management.
demon-«Thai on the day in question
there was «modeled with ouch of the
sw‘hool buildings an outhousr which
was filthy. unclean and in such a con-
dition as to be u nuisance detrimental
to public health
Third That on timober 19. 1910,
Dr Frank (‘orham town health oili-
orr. Iound tho orII-los or outbuildings
to ronstltmo a nuisance dolrimuntal
to public health. and issued upon the
defendant. the school oommlbtee. an
onier dirortlnr lilo ubaiement or the
nulsnmra on or before November ill.
il'ld.‘
Four'ii-«Thut the dntondants and
each of them halo tall led and refused
to Ionian; with the order. and main-
tain and tin-homo to still tin-thei- main-
tain the prlvlos null iho‘outlmlldlnu
IIn no mention condition and have
lawfulness for “(Mm lbs dust‘ TM mutual prelude “‘3 other "m twisted and threaten to still further
\lolnte the order of the town health
odioer.
Evenly Dlvnlod.
The other claim in the complaint
no unssilon II '0 Ill. orlsln 0‘ tho Chorus wag... alound unto (lost l’saos quotes the law and the sanitary regu-
laltlona of the town. to show that the
Iletsndsm have violated the health
rules sod resolutions of the town The
'oialntlti the county health oilicor.
united Julius Road to issue an injunc-
wster Is a good thing not sprinkllas ..., c‘n'INfI'l. LA" “IMO" lion net-training the dslandsnts (rm
further vlolstlon at the older. or from
maintaining the alleged nuimnces.
Attorney 1.1mm Hurlbutl. oi Nor
walk. appeared for sis at the school
committee. to wit: Charles and Irving
ineltwood Morris Andrews. Joseph
Rowland. Ismail Mead sud malt
diuretics». members of tits school
boom. who. the astomy cisiinsd
know nothing of the notations oom-
olslasd at. and know nothing of the
Worth. bonito oldest. liquid
hswssmomtintholnter‘ostot
mammal-MI Mauritius
. Imps-tot m,.tndiim mom
who. he an. m with“- W not in
harmony with the health onion.
,Mtornsi it. it. W or West
pm. was wt to loot: am the lit“
tarsus or dis W who was
Midland , '
wmuumdauadm
fhWMMMoN-rotmm
M vmumwnmmm"
mailer stoma so easy of adjustment
that i think you men mold get to-
utthor and cane to an agreement. i
would advise this notion, and i will
take a reé‘oi-s nmIi such time as you
only come to an ”resilient.“
Attorney l‘lurlbsIt: sold that he was
willing to do WW. he could as tar as
his clients were concerned. But he
added that there was Ii deadlock on
the board, and on amount or «that
deadlock he did not promise that there
could be an eminent reached.
Judge A‘tomahsd.
This statement opened the eyes of
Judge Reed. "Why." he said, "it does
‘uol seam possible that a lot of sensible
men would stand in the way of coming
to an asroemem at the cost of the
srhool children in their lives and
health. Now If this board will not do
business I cemsinly will. But to me
It does not seem as If it required an
order at the superior court to mains
this school board do Its duty." Judge
Reed amln suggested that «herb it
world be for the best “item!!!"
around if the men could get toegthor
liko sensible men and adjust the mist-
tor to the satisfaction of the health
oilico. He took II recess to allow the
men to «nine together and agree on a
sl-ilomeut.
Daadlock tor Two Years.
During the recess a report" learned
a humour of things. It seems that one-
hall the board is against the other
boil. it has been a deadlock for two
years. ever since the general assem-
bly did away with the school districts
and placed the schools immature of
towns. On account of this stubborn-
ness the town has lost tor two youth
at least the state's portion of its con-
tribution toward the maintenance or
the schools. But it Is In very comm
tire town In other respects. They no
(use to hove anything to do with High-
way Commissioner James H. MacDon-
ald. not will they ask any of the state’s
money in maintaining good roads in
than town.
The miloi'tsr slao learned that the
town has live timbers who are re»
attired so do kindergarten work and
also learn all the «miss up to the
capacity of who inmost and brightest
adult. For this they receive 328 Is
month. and from this sum they have:
to nor their board and purchase their
olooblnu. ‘
' To Abate Nuisance.
A lifelong maldeiit of the mo. and
t mushrotrhssohool bond. toldo.
wow» that sums at tbs school bulld-
III! row as bad as «anus molalnsd
at. , HOW of on! Idiom building In
osrtloulsr that b. said was st least no
unsold. andtirstdbe downbas soon
so much money in alumina to listed
it up that it would new been a saving
iidbsdlltrlotos’dmtedsasw build-
Int yours no. “t m." sold tabs in-
hit-mam. “dilation can would so on
so libs Windy would show nu ma
W in M that mu be real
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