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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 17, 1914 · page 6

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M. Robert ll. wuéax’:

Vs—Brhjich Otfiohmorwalk.
‘ Editor’- Residence.
erty Editor’ 3 Residence.

{wen as l‘l' 15.
is dlméglt for my stay-at home cl-
vlltn to plfinre to himself the reality
V (are. Here, howe7er. is a word

is obvious that the astonishing are; Nonsncmsnmmmumufi

EVMPWWR,

:. W? in their campaign tor nation

shown a marked disposition to “play

wide entrant.

erotic congressmen whose teats ere

Slant shrugs we atom ditty?

~j Iraxe are mahvommlam 4164': ,
' “motel! sometime any part:

They can gain notidvfi branch action
'snd may not the tense heck terms.

4 MMJBMWIG- mundane doli-

vlncod that the: mono: or: entren—

[ ohivemoat by adorn lotion is luau;

cntrnncblse the women of any state
until til,“ state “V m to “k9 T119:
-step voluntarily. V V
W.
‘rH‘e racemes ”or run? WAR.
Neither group“ or alllee'cdn yet be
said to have won or lost. ‘BVVut it lie-V
gins to look as if the Germanic alliance
is doomed. -

pose made by thgenhoge movement will lend the Fatherland any month

admihrtopermltsoloodstoanyot
the helliserente There is littleehdnco

my 0: the crusher neutral counts-loot

‘

mimnnimksunm re-

gtohorrow while lam fi‘e’fi’dfih‘lo, ” ' ‘ .
obtains-war cheat as 3. hit resource!

53:: Wins to the m: Sahb}?

m csiituro of Paris would have

has tinned tor the wredenultlon o! the
«not would have hugptgd the can:-

it tirg likelihood of immediate celled-
tionrdrorn other m titled. It the
Gel-gone are barometric bV'y a toldiam

4 aba:35:ol medit in addition too. ”luv
‘msréglol embargo and n blookndo or

amine and bottleé’hl'ps, the end is car-
lain The Kaiser's hope lay in match
victany. The allies ”$.45. tar hotter
position to finance a long war. .4 4

. . i. 5

could eerily unholy modicum. 4‘
Recently the «We leaders have Vwfilnotdo I0 homes! as auburn-

9
“Their latest move “in: Tm. file 1111“ .m m a
“to met-re we: on the Democratic can i

tg one new“. .4
' ' -willnotcharnolonthen-ohmic:would,“110.3”).de“mummy.r . V , . . 4. 4 ., .
from amendment totht Vtodersl oon- T114839 is 39 m need on ”551.4. V V VV V, V
'ntltution.

Whether or not the We Benelux-vs. one the coveromntle W1: 4

5 ‘8 m” ‘V tn” V5 . ,9 _...-.‘-,‘. . , . «4-4:‘;_'r 4.
' 4V threatened by the Women deserve r6444 - '~ 4
~ election; thmude-
' mined on “armor.

madegthe loan enemy. at RBI-l Z V_.

meter some the. ‘VBIC fit W "
wrong; that address it a state 195%.: ham 9,“ gm gunixnorlo5. end with
‘mdfllflult amoeesdlumwm

Md in War Tax to

weatherman debt clearances.
sentient pummel-tat contest union;
the W4 and “W4 m
revenue to; one Vnnnronlnc the
attention or: ht, limit!!!
or. corpses.V ." that Gov:
mar fiidflu {IV avg as morni-
mod termed-mat Wen
4m madam: the mambo: on
the tiniest Anon: that was heard
hosed mmnabmnnve
‘Muhdu slum hemmed *0? at"
floor. it was W this might

4. unlit the MM Minna, but it

I” 4,1? .9 h 2 i1} Wfi’d 5;» i’, ‘3}; jet}

Thetaotthatlluywlliekallathe

agreements: “V

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4ngswmmm9.esm.
V tenantlnthellinxllehamyand will VV
.4 almost certainly“ double letdown

 

Encode't‘fld
ulnhlhe former New nonhuman:
millionth, mums Voharceattho
caveman this Mimi theme!

the viewfinder mry‘nhdeme
Maturation. Luthil‘l'alour:
.mednucommmhsh

nioltkernepeatlncthlsme

{ween Yale ’and th' ' 13

, 4M rivalry hid We
on ovog he cries they have method.
“All boy-m sus: to have We meet
and elites-s on the vale:- either 4m:
tall or inert during. This not edit
JIM! livlluoovalhle t6 nuance ho-
doll-o of mm- war; The the
atheists have said to liver rather a W
angular race with Princeton and Con
nail: Yale entered such a race at lib-
Ita lust Key and rowed in one at
Princeton two men: ace. Princeton
udcoineumaaldtohewullnxto
accept ai'chellenxVe tron: Yale to come
to New Haven to row. but there is no

 

,4 ‘tfi'l’aleturatduutlhohlltramngot
.thVo m will mite outfield
‘ thoplluofthenowlnsoflohle
awed?! 9"

'carnetiotor Ontohori and intestinal"
gheentglh
m tall or of scheounné’s ribs

, 16"

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2::

Austria-Hungary's defense is brok-

en; she seems to have little strength TALK“ 0" THR’FT'

III—"II"

4. approved at hr Some 0! his colleagues. l Yale will probably be allowed to name

developed that W meld not Vho:adequnte place here for the event.

or spirit even for a last stand against
Russia, and can give her ally no as-
slotance. '«And as far as Germany is

 

VVller oan imaging himself in lo

unearned, the events at the past week
to nd to convince onlookers that noth-

find hot n mitigate 9% save hygrong

lighting in the Belgian cam-

hear that our baggage has been

Willow) p'ast our own artillery, stuck

dimly in the nind up to thermom-

itch “Sow wears directly'ln‘ “but at

.. Vg;.llnevot44the torts. There is

V L in 2firing. Friend and enemy

liki- r.‘4444.4‘ 4.

_: mm lying betoréfiiiifid‘l‘rdonde :of

V nd‘i barbed wire, with my com-

Liedt. G., on my right and the

plain on” my left Shelly explode all

.fiverywhere is the internal.

mt mushetry tire The air is hot.

new yards ahead is better cover. I

:m moot. G. and ask, ‘Shallwe go
LV No answer—he is dead.

contain jumps to his feet {Add

back. He is shot in the West.

my arm, my company ”will!

command. I rush forward. A

grrible blow throtvs me back three

I fight received a shell in the

sin one place twelve hours.
mes with hind-gee. 'I an:
Shivering with lever, IV

‘ at every day.

tinnl defeat. 5

The retreat of the German armies
after their triumphant progress toward
Paris has not been an ovarwhelming
disaster. But it has estroyod the
German soldiers; hello! in, theirgawn in.
vludhlllty. 4 it lute broken the ‘prostllie
of German militarism in the eyes at the
world and driven Your 11erle the hearts

man goods are. many“ ”deal: and
blood‘an'lf nerves like themselhds sub-
lent to exhaustion, discomngonlontand
.;lear they know that German sincere.
in spite of their superb training and
traditions, are not depended; they do
not believe that Kaiser Wilhelm is an-
dther Frederick the onset. \ .4

So, even it the German armies form
again on tnvorable ground and the
German line. stands firm, tliVncs back
the allies and famin- another march
toward Paris, its morale will be weak-
ened find its stnength “letsened. while
the allies willyosoess the ndvsntnxeot
confident. well scanned armies, tight:
inn l‘br their cause in: mgr-loudly and
applauding country and reinforced un-
til their numerical strength is eduel or
superlor to that or the invaders

Moreover, the Germans have lost
their most absolve made-44h: hen:
against time They lost three weeks at
Liege. They lost three weeks more in
the trultless plunge toward Paris and

crossive power lessons with the loose

V‘i
Meanwhile the French have thrill!

dred thousands; the Mk have your

ed “big arghies’lnto when and Belzlulllj lure 1,, W it, “into a his m "a

and are steadily dmadnc reliant-cos
ments tram evory corner 6: their grcetV
empire; the Sessions, now dealing the

And it she achieves the. impossible

 

4c! the slides: Every llghtggagnlnot the g

l o'dnoimthnl’oenl 4.. 4
Tentoh‘ m lllon‘s h w to more nosey the better will M“. e: - it
the lntlerge nomination rod; senator be-‘i

{allow penile.

the heart-breaking reheat. Their ag- ,

got all their Vvvsr forces into the flirt-4i?
and are milling reunite why the hnn-

lhighthmdedsin mass: the

V3.4.4'EMY Lessons In Thrift.
lessono'fl'thrlit and economy
are escapltgl to the children of poor
parents. "~Thiry. . _
Thus object to school: :8le
hooky, it s safe to say, have not
had thoroughly into the working:
at these splendid agencies or thrltt.
One olnecllonwalnd downtime is
that poor children Illa VniortVlded hy
the smallness of their savings as com-
Md vvilh those 01 the children or
the well- todo This has little would.
because it in the mm of the poor
film an. the lnrxeatVV patrons of the:
school hanks

 

my individual has some hard
' lite. The sooner the child

chanced for enccosn when be head?» to
work Zero living. The 70W! he
learns the lesson at thrittVg t bolted.
his cart ‘ . ,

in Duluth. inn,
int: systole is '3 protect One of the

tunes main and How They Grow" it
is a textshook on thrill. and undonbh.
idly it will inspire the ambitions of
many here and ctrln in a way that
will make 10: their letting good.

Last curing the ilretmnbllc school
savings hank do Gillan opened at
the Wicker Park when! with a hen-
dred depositors,

"At the start at benitinc hours-8: 15
to 9 a. m.. and 3: 301.0 1:39 9.11::—
a score of youngsters stood in line in
order to deposit their marble and
candy allowance in the care 0: their

Thirteen-rowan Frank Kornleskl
son or the county assessor. who had
been snootntedcuhiot'm kopt'hunr
taking the granules. Volckele and dined
handed to him by the boys and girls
at the seventh nnd~eichtb grades or
me school: ‘
“How mucbllnteremdo '1: gar" adh-
is: mic owner: h‘tvvehle-yeanold
miss of Menuhin credo, as she
evinced do tron nickele and fourteen
rituals: and told her name to union
Rohler. the clerk. V
"Some its any regular bank." war
the answer. “When you get live dol-

want 15 containers at the and of
the 3631‘." . ,
:Miss elm Utter. tamer- at the

mmwoymmm

 

95.;mG 4b: herniation
my:

{min to him an the course

. not to any:
‘ loyalty May more:

banks xvi-cod in the dlnuds or each.
*pupll a booklet. entitled “How For-1

 

If Malian nu nominal tor governor the place. but is not likely to select
4: .jt-WhlnlWiM the ticketshodld

mlwmmmt to

”no: and Tingle: tor Samoan. no.4 the“; cruel.“ Yale moved Springfield as
‘ other hand, twoConuoctleut lnonihol's3

reported anVchr ' yields candid-VG;
rev novel-hilt,” which” is crowds
stronger. According to reports Rep
magnum-o Donovan is 4i
on fisher tor worker. h
sentnglve untrue. at
more: 3:95:59 pang friefidly

Million in the senator someone.
has been Vryvnorod to be sonnfifir
oi lahders' r governo Reposito-

tallves Bdllyvodll mun y are re- rustle: event smut Princeton eh ll

ported as neutral in the govmarehiy

lng suzcdsted. Representative Reilly
sold Snellety is too good a democrat
his on s noIanhoos
at h the
Howard mayorahy combat 481:8ch
supported bowler and that bolero that
Spellscy snpported The s F. hisone
tor the teddl‘ei kneels: for Mich
Snellocy had been a candidate
Roprese‘ntatlvos lReilly, Lanai-zen
and Donovan are opposed to the pro
posed to: at 9. per cent. ‘dfi freight is
a war revenue measure They made

balsam" sprays. unearth emphati-
cally he would not me to: the war
tax bill it the freight «item is maid-4'
ed. He smostod that the riVer and
harbor bill, carrying over $30, 000300.
bedronnodannthnns restrain
ornnient been. and co essmsn‘ he
cut 19V per cent. as mensqres of econ-
omy. instead of raising more revenue.
Reilly have. he intranets. stamp tax
on commercial harmony, legal. d
merits and hroyrletnry V-Vnrtlclost in
half of the height tax "The former
raised over 4:9.me usually dur-

. in; the Spanish war period, be

when thesemoddt 4st heathen:

Robert I. Runner. he was a can

dldete for the repuVVblicVeVn nomination.
for bounces in the not: gangrenous. '5 .
al divide“! Gonhottlsntohds more

ed to' the clerk of the House 49:44:39
resentatives that his cdmpnlgn

poems prior to the conventionexgre V.
gated 815. James P." Glynn “PM '
4 no expenditures.

in 11““,- final state-
ment concerning the

nomination. tormer Gan

son has reported since

convention that he ekoended no

lo“-

lber 18. The teams will be composed

1Vaushn. Chicncoppltohers; Clarke,t‘lln- ,
known their attitude today NW oihnati and whiter.
leathers: J. Miller, at. Loud. are:

New Won. where the Yale-tier-
val-d reunite will be rowed next June

the kilo tor the Yale-Pennsylvonlli
race til

:1» odoeedlnxly Womble to the Con- >
noctlcdt river course, although it on V; ‘ ..
I. tripe: 30 miles tor Yale stu- 4‘ 4

lie Repre- dents and can in no sense he held to *
’ :(be i We course to: Yale. ~ -

inflections win: strongly h 9.934

for

Movie of fine dhslfty g:
g” hams and chambrays,

” plain stripes and fancy
will checks, sizes 4 to :4; value V
“79c each .... .4.4....... 49¢
f4“. neonate waters
:2 Made of fine batiste, lodg
sleeves, new dollar; value
A;$2.50 éach. .'~. "flfi
r not news. GIRDLES

All!) ymsmns.
Made of lad, plain and.
Victims up to
59°th .......... 25¢
EARRINGS- ‘ V“

Of dteel and pearl, latest
novelties, value 50c each .
é: STERNE’S VIOLA
915 BATH SOA’P. " ‘4"

:3 Unequalcd for the toilet.
ll nursery and bath

ti ......3cakeeior25¢

fit

,

EV"

9::

” are recent: POWDER.

WNkbyweekourPredayB
dildo

Madé of good strong cot- ,
as 3.4;. 90 wine seafach

“9.....7 ...... “‘7‘?" 1

Eggs: TOWELS.

sturdy qualit , 18 x :
4 36, red border; y ii"
ench ....... .

.,. ...... 5......4.},.39én
'9 x :9 TAPESTRY~RH "
Floral and Oriental p
terns“ value $15 .00 each
1th 4 4.:

SWISS CURTAIN
MVUSLVIN.

12 I-zc per yard.
MsfmSERllINH .
KET‘T ES.

MKT‘D RICERG AND

” ssecocx's‘ CORYLOP- "i - mar: cones.

Strong and durable; va-"' ‘

 

:: Value 15¢ a can . .. 10¢

VllV

 

our. to m raring only two»
9 coming daring, the statue!
Yalellarvard 4mm and the tri,

{Darnell} ‘ 4

Announce Lineups.

Frank 430nm all! Connie Mack.
who willmanueueu: to pity than:
one coast this an hare practically
mm the mount: their forces). ‘
which are m he known: at the All ‘val
limits and an. maltose. Each ar-§
ray is a strong one nil around: Silva!
tour will begin in Minneapolis on Otto

l

as xohows: '
Nationale~Tcsrenn. New York; Al-
stander, Philadelphia; James. Boston;

Phlhdelllvh.

hose; ones. Cinema. ascend .bnee;
Fletcher; New York. shot-tutor; Byline.
Philadelphll. third buss; CW. filth
burgh. lett held; Snodgrsss. New Tort.
centre held; horns, New Turk, right
field. A ‘ (
Americans—issuancath‘loms. Bush.
Athletics; Mitchell. Cleveland. undone
other. pitchers; Sultana. Wesfimfl

Cleveland. second ”be,
shortstop; Moriarty.

 

 

‘43 ~ night at the regular buttons in ”the
at tho KVVXIISVhtS bf IQOlMW

. consider-dildo tonight when the

the noventh round tor rope V _

Bernice Joli “WW .hth, as}!
times about hittlnk low. but he hoot it
n with the that him was obliged to;
tlmethelhom were.

”4?in ”gram 43 hivt’

act

' its:

"comm close nova-ranch
5 Barton. first sucker, who once
with the White so: and. Yonk-

ln the American .We. now Willi

Yenlce. in the W M Me.

has signed a two-flit cannot with

'the St Louis Feds..accoryllu‘n to inter

m weaved tron h. «lesson. aor-

tou‘s homo. tn a letter to dds Mia

Berton announces that he has gained

ndocument will: We: Jones to play
with use Feds in ”wand hills.

_ hours or m Mime V. .

was»:
Dan only vessel Landlord at PW‘

. Milly.V
Joe Randal: vs. .Ad Wolgeet at illi-
cameo.

Davis at Baltic,
loo Jeannette vs. Jolt Clarke at Vireo

y,

Colurhlruo
oath

Battling may vs. "One Bound"

V lne t9cVeach ..,.....: 10¢

nrdcfimtolwcer matrimonial“

thddctlcut. .
" ‘ShodldV Require Lend . 9V

.4, 9:19 or momma to to broadly
:11le 33:9 Question at what Connecticut

,.V . Moo medllfl‘fl‘ more arse: i.

2.! T98 with“ thalaullllflt. it? iii:
ricnltVnre. .V‘llho foot the} ethos: Staten .

ore “Maximum.” oi! Vanch V
land: to: aim
cred u, gonna economic policy that {he .

negotiation is anxious to “have this
State Idem; .4

The Connecticut State torostor lo 44
now making ll eurvey- of the Style to.
determine the dead that ouxht tote
romancing crops of timber, .
hoped that, with this as a, basis. tilt
movement to lacrosse the urea at to:-

celve s. new impetus. To make this
a success the association days it will
require the 93ch or every V.lund-.
owner throughout the State. V _
The unwritten modest: that all in.
terested ones will come to the meet-
ills. Mus thirtieth. discount the

 

Further detallfl CV53 I‘ll
building of a new home VWlVlVg V

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