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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 16, 1913 · page 9

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‘ Copyright, iota, Syndicate Publishing,

., Warfare oi the Sanitation Department

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~ Ilia! pp are no! [hominid . ii.) To study population conditions
. in their respective comtnunitles,.nud

0 » i in this city as a whole; whet nation~

D1110“ & Douglass alities are represented, what are their

numbers, wltut sabools they send their

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“Giro me bread and dad. bum” “d my '

inner man rejoice: ,” said Dean Swift. And
after all. butter is the“'wholo ”thing” in a

Gold Medal Butter has the some rich, cream-like taste
alwnys. Because it is scientifically made, every pound is the
same. today, next week, «nexttmonth. Anthen it’s hot
good by the dust»p_roof, odor-proof, gem-proof patent pack»
age till the way tram the chum to your butter plate. ‘ Seven
million pounds sold last year and not a single complaint,

' Gold Medal coals no more than: butter We not .
centralised. Why lake changes? ,3th Gold
'Medol of your dealer’s bdrm. If he happens to
be out, write and give us his aortic. We utilises.

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Condition in ‘
tell; Murillo Dnlno somituin'g
_ lion ‘WJWMlnfllmu ’ Aoltstl
; . to my on Subject. Nov ,1! or oil. ‘
y All, Wmnt'oiuuohes oi Nahum
“ mdtoi‘thiil entire um oi Connecticut.
harsuust been milled by their respects
l humanities“ Authorities to basin at
:onoe a campaign of education tuition;
althoir people, and among the people
; for this city, regarding conditions of
1: immigrants settling here. The calm
, ,palgn 01' education, is to lead up to a
Vgtmersl week, Nov. 16 to 23. during
‘ which churches Of this ciy tare. united
,to give particular attention to Maples
living here, and living in this port ,
oi’ the state, who were born itt foreign
countries. Not a single Protestant
', church herou‘botit but has received ro-‘
Inucsts and suggestions, or that willdo.
,so within the next few days. ,
D The authorities milking the requests ,
1to ministers of” Churches here are reo-
oguized national ones, including the
women who are organized tor world
work, and they cover missions. Sun-
day-schools, publication, and all of the
lines of effort to which the churches
of this city are committed. tit is a
use of church unity in very practical
form. The thingsthat churches, their
ministers and lay workers rec-operating
are asked to do are seven in number,
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selves atlend, what are. their means
of livelihood, Whether their men are
telling interest in public matters, what.
are conditions of houses or tenements
they dive in. whether they are assim-
ilatlng into the life of this city, and‘il’
they are not how they cun be helped
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1some way. do one or more definitei
:things for a few ui’ these foreign-born.
,posnlbly forcignzspeuking families. it

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“CA-NNING" THE ~ MOSQUlTO.
——-——~ {hours an official equipped with an
fon’tm ingest That Transmitmna-g 5bottle of cliiolorm. 'i‘ho malaise
it?“ w, “now: gang, nun—no. thosuspect for the unophelee

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mo and [tile‘i‘lunnl in {Picture and

'a later post moriiem. With? him flash.
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dark [7 aces of the house to’soalt'tor
, , , , possible accomplices, and having
00-. New York- .All rights reserve. ” learned that nobody has been bitten
takes himself off. ’

It does seem a ridiculous amount oi
lilies about u mosquito, doesn't it?
“i‘But‘sinco-tllut sort of thing has been
done on the Zone death carts no lon-
where hot gcr make their dismal rounds for the

waythe ‘skeeter. . tiles. , .
comes from and whither he in going. ll‘nights quota of the (loud, and tho-rut-
uueu oi? mulariu are no longer so

It is a entail frame holding four glues!
lrlntes set at right angles, with each ' general or so deadly as they were.

plate gaomg one Wm, of the compass When Col. Gorgas came to the liliii'

”North, South, Hunt or West. All are; mils the two towns, Panama and Cot-
tnnglei’oot ion. Weto well titted to be breediui.

so
headless monoulto' pieces for“ pestilence. Neither liud
sewers nor any druinuge system. The

 

The latest desire in the unceuoingi

upon the mosquito oi the Cenal Zone

that when the

. l‘miileta‘fctor does no ”evil; despite his >.
(By Willie J. Abbot, Author of “Penn-i sinister name-is mercn'uliy; ohioro-‘f
,tormed and deposited in the tibial tor

bumps into n plate in his flight, he,
stays permanently. This machine haul
uhown that the mosquitoes fly in the1
early evenihgwuomething that most
of us have discovered without the aid
or mechanical contrivnncouwund make

streets of Panama were paved utter a

{this mosquito. In due. time there up-‘ ogpARrMEnrpF AGRiOULTURE

'electric flush-light; o. tibia] and o‘. small

light the inspector examines; all tiin'.,=’

iaéltion with cobblestones and lined‘

with gutters through which the liquid
refuse of the town trickled slowly or

stood still to {ester and grow putrow

their return flight in the curly morn-‘00!“ under the glowing rays 0‘ ““5
int; hours. The practical advnnlugeot‘tmwc ”m“ (.oloh had "0 pavement
u”. “My“, “9,, h, n“, fact that “ indit' whatsoever. Neither town bud wu-

vutcu the direction from which the terworhu, ”"d the ”80m” gathered

pt'stiieniiul “we“; come. it the plutonium stored rainwater in cisterns nod
luring blunt and North, for cxnmplo limiter);

jnrn, which afforded line

tu'c licspziukiod with cupiut'ud muons}"WW“ pincer; m" the mosquito. A“
the oil briglido and tho geriilicldu men, a mutter "Y lent the whole ”mum"
nt‘c dlitliulclied in them: dlreotionu to: not m” mm” niche. furnishes Wm”.
imp, ill) the breeding “Mm" that!“ hotuou for the mouqulto. With it
ulnrted out ,1”, flying ”,1,”de 0,. rainy uttusou lusting throughout eight
l,..,.fi|p,,(.,._ imonlhu iii the your much of the soil
" since the “titoumtlio theory" or lliii‘ in wuierloguuii. 'i‘he stagnant "Mk
nit-titlitiu of conveying muluriu dud wutorn M umull “mum“: pools m“ by
yellow gm.” conned to be u ”mmy‘tlie mine; the tootprinlu oi' cow and
mm became un eulnbllshud fuel, no‘ other unimulu tilled up with rain water
llniun are too grout for the ouuiintloniqw'my brood "h" “WSW” illut “l“
(m... m mm. in fluiltluu the tunnels. t timutoly become mouqnitocti. Mr. A.
1,, "mm, WW l“ u curtniu humorl ll. .lonnlmxii. lilo entomologist of the
g“ this “(denuflc WK huntinit. You Continuation, lulu identified J25 vuric-
ni‘l‘ tit ltriernoon too with n lioutous in: lieu “f .u‘“ moliquito. ”1' “4‘1““ "0“”
one or the charming tropical liollfliiii; 8v” the “WNW“ ”"1 the stouomylu
which the Commiuidon uupplieu to “m “"3“““5 peculiarly obnoxious i"
its workers. The eyes of your how, mm" I‘llo other» are merely the “0""
L9,,“ Huddculy become listed in o a,“ man or hummer resort vnrioiy of mou-
tilled gaze. ‘uuitii with u loudness for aniline iintl
“(.loodlienn, croutons!” “he utoluimn. lhobuck olooe‘nimnd. A carelul study
“look there!" of iiiurury outlioritiee indicates to me
“What? we???" you cry. bounding that st tliiu point in the deucripiiou
from your soul in excitement. 1,“. or the mosquito plague on the [slits

. hope it blast him Just boomed on the. mun it 1” proper m indulge 1" liumor‘

' Moths. no. i must toioohono’ * m ,,
to ggmm'o . ., ‘ , _ l , m“! collated habitually from cotton:
, , o ‘ with potion WOW”:

circumumblont m and 3,0“ mm, "you: reflections upon the fact that the
ions of ,, titty-pound took about to fly bite oil the telltale only is dangerous.
turop h the drawing-room window.

,5 gmutation seems so obvibus that the

”There!” dramatically. "That moll- ,

qmmgtv , Wilder may be trusted to draw them
3am ovoid it." you My vslomusly, for himsellwlt would be idle to say
i‘eiitedttbering the 310837! of ”iiwot the “herself." for the women will not see
my“ which brooks forth recurrently anything humorous about it at all.

n, ”my ““9”", every spring. The above is an extract from "Pants
though they are quite shim and unajm ““5 “l“ ““1“." "‘9 “Wk “W on
1,9,,”de about the places “,0“ tulle at The Sentinel cities for the

breed “1% T5338!" “I“! thQY' m“ m entail slim [if either 980 01' 49. 809
”flint. . ,iorzo advancement tor particulars.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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cnn become personally aqtininted with

T0 meeove trs SERVICE 3 WW Valium, l
‘FOR‘WOMEN. ‘ (3.) That (ivory preacher in this,
jcitl’. in this‘psrt of this state, proochl

sermons or give addresses‘on thesuii‘: .
ject of the loreignerspnmong us. and

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Secret-ruinokofiupgootiono from the
legsind Daughters of 50,000

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.to dose preferably on holidays, Nov.
- ‘ . . 16 and 23. '
N. D- (2.. 349‘. 15v“, (iéLfi'fhnt man and women, organic-1,,
.» .t-. . ,. ‘5 “95‘3“? 0‘ “Si" ed into learnt» in the chili-rites, hold ,
Cultureffidthln “13 uext few days Willi-public mmiws 0‘13“!”ij ahernoong
Nat-ens, n. letter to this.- woman mom. or on'wbe'k Militia. mid plnn addressee
‘bérs‘ of 60.000 nth: households Oil {3‘0 Sim-1&6, “Near Neighbors and
throughoutf‘thetpnlted States. requetit For llunda.“ Wm“. man is {0 idem-“i the "
ing‘ them to give him information as to public about (-9,"me (,g 10mm.
how the 'Iieportmeut of Agriculture spenhing‘ Nobles resident here, ,j ~,
can beat serve the needu of the faruif (5.) That young people, érganlzed
women. for work iii” so many Protestant
'These letters will be addressed "T0 chin-rhea, takd'up we dilldy of the”.
HOUBQWlVBS in the Homes of “K! ()m fowjxnersn and when men-fliers haye‘
ciul Crop Correspondents.“ and will be gotten information to 'iill‘e it ,0 other
sent to the full list of crop corruspoud- memberst Mullahs. Poles and all of.
out» for transmission to the women the fore!“ 17009398 resident hero, and

each letter will be supplied a return ion for old as well an young.
envelope in which the women can ion, (6.) '1'th lmmillrhtioll stories : be
ward their suggestions. ‘ . mt’to'chlld ‘ hi Sunday-schools of
This inquiry results from the re— the city, and that printed stories he
ceipt, of n- letter addressed to the sec- ,i‘n’rni'shcd qh'nfirém, that'liiey may be;
rotary, in. which ”"9 Wl‘lmi“8“m’~ ' heme informed, ill‘lll therefore 1035
"The form woman has been the most prejudiced ”4‘ may be.
neglected factor in the rural problem! (7,) fl‘hat Ankh ‘al'i'd women in the,
and she hull been especially neglect churches. either through their organi—
od by the National Department of zutlonu'or, otherwise. take up, sys-
Agrloulture." ‘ tumult: study or immigrant questions.
This letter wounrlitennot, by n Th“ suggestion is made. that these
woman but by n broad-minded man. so mumps start in each church not later
thoroughly in touch with the ugz'lcul- than the llrst week in October, so as
tuml und domestic needs of the coungto culminate in the week that can
try thnt his opinions have grout mug Thanksgiving Day. As part of
weight. Following the receipt of this the studied. men in the churches or
letter. the secretory determined that this city are urgou to go and get ur-
tile best way tor the department to quaintcti with some immigrant taniib
lcuru how to give iheue women the lemoltow them some migrant find at
fullest poosibio aid and service which tenllon. and may; report to others or
their important place in agriculturul their constellations.
production warrants». with to wrltoto ‘Vuriouu minor suggestiona are made
the women themselveu und.ush them in addition to the lot-930mg, One in.
to moire their own atlasestloim. um Tltunllsgiving union services this
in the letter those women are iu~ your in pm, (my take this “unmet, oi:
vitod to give individual answers to the the [Mummy an Willi!- uf’mwm in.
letter or to dliillimli the matter in their dilim'iill conditioull. homo conditions,
church uooiotieu or women's organism “u of those ”a in line with the work
time nod submit tlnu’wcrs ropresono of live wombat, cud thawing of him
hut the combined opinions 0i lilo WU" merino advantage to the loreilners
men of their entire rotitmunlties. The who have come to this city to become
mowers are requested not litter than Americans.
November 16th and this date is not lie-9 What to no for immliiroei'o.
cuune it will give the womentiiuo Ill-i limiting of this whole suluoct oi.‘
liar harvest in conutder the matter the immigrant. one who it mismatch
and tlibiiiiiifl it with their women curtain in the cabinet mid teddy:
‘10"!- ' -— " l “To tune into our Atttorlosn indus-
il‘hilt letter will so to about twenty' rial, social and civic life it score of
leading term in each of the twenty- mo rloell. holfmdozeu colors at shin.
eight hundred (lOliillill oi the United gently looms!!! “and religions month
dilutes. Their answers, it iii oxywtsd.'mry_mony,, it.“ perform it took re
will rsprsuent the views and opinim'mmfi’tit‘ehim wisdom. To lube

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at upwards of‘ 600,000 form womeuMntch dilimt phases and tuotoro Isl

Them answers will in scratchy con- fire-tight! tom? in this city alone in no
uttered by the obeoiolista or. the no marker. Morel; it is a took that
ummm haunt to do with timi‘mst in Ifllmd. ritatul it. can
brunch at agricultural activity. lugging-ms it: matter oi concern [or

 
 

4:: . oil thou,“ ohdfigqtmm of all cltioo,rnot
photon and Wit in the cliiirouss
aim. ...~ «
' till/omen

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Manna; it. om .. Lydia u. Pink-
ham's Vegetable

Compound has
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it sit ' 1

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be in such pain
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clothes. One day my husband gotcha

tainly done mes lot
of good. I first heard
of it when I was I
,airlaudlol'royoseid.
ittbnt‘i‘f love: hell it»
nialc troubled would

“i suffered from
organic inflammuv
, tion and would hers’
. ,. spells when I woulll

.,,,.v'.'yt,t W"
its Importance Wood by‘ ”rotary
, Towuooodoi' State Board of Health
HARTFORD, Sept. 16.~—’l‘he im.‘
, variation or the‘regtstratton bi bii'lhii
1 is urged by Secretary Joseph H.Town~
sentinel the state board or health, in
the monthly bulletin oi? board issued
today. Dr. Townsend points out thut‘
it is ii. matter or great importance to;
the individual as well as to the com-‘
munity, and says some ol‘ the reasons!
are: ~ . “
“That for governmental and ideut’-
iication purpoaes the birth may he a‘
matter of official record; that the age
of school children may be rotinitely
known. mukug the properteniorcement
‘of school and work lawn iposshle; that
prosecution's dealing with the Age of
Consent ‘or the prosecution of minors,
may be settled by record ‘nnd not he
conjecture; that litigation in matters
of inheritance and the settlement of
estates may be Iimplllled by definite
knowledge of the ages of all persons
concerned: that American horn'chil-

 

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Hull’s Hair Renewer certain?

falling hair. Nodosbilimli
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should moire every effort. to it
the birth record of shell childrenflii'.
isloue of the ways in which woldo
clubs and settlement workers éanh‘,
of great public service, in matron-tints.
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is douTe. Tilt clergy whose worit a.
in a parish made up of iorcixn born,
population, can also be of muchu
sistsnce." f , ,

Mortality reports receivedlshov? the.
there were lfill deaths during ‘th
month of August in the suite. T
was 17 more than in July and 783119,:
than in August of last year, landfill
more than the average number, [
deaths during August for the ii?
years preceding. ‘

The death rate was 15.6 fol-”tile

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

health and my health and hoppinmt

‘bring splendid brawn mid muscle to

(2.) To see trench church cannot,.in fpermrmw‘" “'1" Tm“ “he” m” ance of such registration. or do not
' city, this state, would be, what would know 0, t

be their plight, if, over some highbl
all of these people who were. born' in-

’is declared that it given congregation ‘

[new the most valuable things these:

members of their households.» Wimsthoy.m msur offer mmmsfing studli‘m

{pie already here, it accrue to me, than

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neighbors in to see whet the matter Wes
but thcyhcoulii not help me. My first,
thought was tor L is E. Pluitham’st
Vegetable Compoun and I sent- my hus— '
blind out for it sud took itontil i was en-
tirely cured. I am a woman of perfect-

came‘f'mm hydro E. Pinkhamiu' medit-
cinc. You may rest assured that Ida
silicon to recommend your wendcrfui
medicine to ray fricnds.”— MR8. FRED
STONE, Room No. 8, Malone, N. Y.

 

Vegetable Compound, made from tooth: but

and herbs, is unparalleled. It may be: this very important occupation. One
“36d with‘perfec‘t’confldenoe by women unfortunate result of our law, howev~

who suffer. from displacements, inhom-
motionmlcerz‘ition,thmorsdrregplaritiea.
periodic pains, backache, bearingidown
feelififlamlencydndigestion,dizziness,
or nervous proomtion. Lydia E.3ink~ . .
haw-Vegetable Compound is the stun 1 ter
dsrd remedy for female ills.

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,otber'than this were to departl
We do not realize until syn-loo); into?
0 situation what proportion of this
‘ formic tinge by these socalled
81 iii: ~- ‘

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people bring to this city. Getting, from?
them what is really the most valuable
mummies they Lalo able to make has}
been stupidly done in past genera-f
lions. rogue momma boost of our.
smoothie," Years“ ago there came"
into this state many Lrlsh and Gem
mans. it is true'iho‘y brought‘money
and muscle. .What would “we do with,
out them? ‘But the sturdy characters:
they brought and contributed to the "
common life of this state, the common
life of manhole United States, think;
of their~value.' ' l
“Our stupidity is shown by the fact,
that we didn‘t get from these ilrish and ‘
(lemma settlers anythings mythical,
like the. advantages we might havef
‘ 'tten hedwo been more sympathetic;
than willing to 'receivh the good they;
had- to otter, and less anxious to 00th
psi ufem‘to conform to our ways, poor‘
often as these ways were. We got the.
things of less} value and lost those of 1
meter- vultie.‘ We have not beenl
ohm-ti. l

“Today there are coming through!
the immigrant ports millions more:
men, women and children born ,in,
otller'countries. Many of them are”,
coming to this city and state. They
are no longer lrish and Germans in
numbers. but peoples from Southern!
Europe. from Asia, from everywhere,
They are. bringing money and muscle
that are to be American, but they are.
also “bringing. most or them, religimts ;
in terms other than our own. ion-l
amigos that we do not understand,‘
sturdiness and thrift that we may well,
covet, ambitions that even Americans
cannot improve upon,

"is it. I hear, a nation—wide cum-
‘Dilim'l. Surely this city cannot he lies
hind others in responding to it. The
plan is that each church. in its own
neighborhood and in its ou-n way, tetra
upstho work. ‘lly such sensible plan‘
the numbers of people to be reached
will be much increuued over any other
plan, and the expense will be much
lessened. The plan seems to show
the cliurcheti to be quite on much up
on omcienry methods‘ha are other on.
term-ices. With millions oi immi-
Itrnnts coming here no donation can
be more important to churches and to
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this one presented to this city."

wan-N nun-u a...

Can't Alford to Have Kidney Trouble. ‘

No man with it family to supportvcsn»
shard to how kidney trouble, not
head he tear it with such a remedy at
bond in roleykldney Pills. An lion-
m modiciumuio and robotic, costing .
.iiiztlo hut doing much good, Foley Kld- ,
new Pills eliminate hschooha and l‘lloli- ‘
motion, tone up tilsoysiem‘ and, w
*‘tm‘hfil‘mfl when“ or hidden ,an
"bladder. , morale by all dronittufi

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dren of foreign‘ parents may have in«
disputed evidence of American lbll‘ih.
which will protect them from enforced
military service when visiting
country for their «parents.
something the child'wcsn not do for
himself and the suite must.
fore, see that it it! done for him.“
The secretary says further:
here a. good midwifery law in this
The success of Lydic‘E. Pinkhnm'a‘l state, which hints to tpl‘ovide that. none

who can not secure a license, prec-
. lice surreptitiously, mostly among the
iforclgn population. and doinot regis-

lthut hy'so doing they will furnish in.
lcrimlnating evidence» against them.
lselves, and the fpamnte of the chil-
dren'do not understand the import-

 
 
 

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Every {coder of this paper is entitled to at copy of this spied: ,

More v .
than 600 pages of
rare Cw?t¢r
' tunes 0 are
, in black in bright
and white artistic
showing coloring:
unuriual illustrate
scenes ‘ this ‘
in the beautiful 3
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large towns, for the small iowns'fii}
land for the whole state 15.5. ', ,
i The denths reported from infectious"
diseases were 171, being 11.3 per cent“
of the total mortality.

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There-5 CONVENTION JOURNAL IQBUED

 
 

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The journal oi the convention of the-
diocese of Connecticut, held in New
Haven, on June 10 and 11, has been
issued, giving its customary statisti
as to the various Protestant Episcop‘
churches in the diocese and a roll oi!
the clergy. 0f the latter, two at least?
have died since the convention fete
held, Rev. Dr. John Binneyuoi! Mid;
dletown, who died the day after the
convention adjOurned, and Rev. E. M’
Tracy, of Thomaston, who (in "
week. The journal-also canto ,
record of the election of Rev. Dr. s, ‘9'.
Drury, of. Concord, N. H.', as bishop
suflrsgan. and it carries his, letter I
declination. » 7'“ '

 
 
 
 

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: OllMay Have 1:

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did. big volume

All yooncedtto «lent3 to clip and present one Panama Cor-
‘ tilictltti, togetljtér villi “the expense amount named, therein

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(paciorthefiqpyolp e, or 48c for the $2 volume), and ,
get it ‘ . ”

From The Sentinel

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'Full ' "

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The $4 book is 9 x 12 inches—mi
more than no times as large as
this greatly reduced illustration. 5

 

 

 

You’ll Enjoy It, Because.

It tells you of the strange: people of Panama: it tailor you ‘
into their lipid: shows you how they live, whot they on,
what they wear (how little); it tells this things you would
. wont to know about your neighbors. and it is all toldgin‘u“
intimate, ousy‘restiing style tint i! pleasing and mtiul.

Milli Orders Filled as Explained:
m rite summons rstnrsn DAILY ‘ ,
MONEY Resolution IF NOT antisymmetric:

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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