Evening sentinel, Monday, November 16, 1914 · page 6

 
 

MONDAY, NOV. 16, 1914

 

 

 
 
 
 

it goes without m that no man
mesons try to make political
”it! get the European war. firhaL
« W *NOh finds the peoples of
. E‘ 1" :ggpglé‘vfgggngfl 9'91? WSW power united intheir
_ -——-<- oountrysdeienle.shoalidllndno less.

MONDAY. NOV; 16,1914 “3“! he"? We may m e: he will5
__..._ .. . “Peer 'about matters of domestic policy, but;
HiNIA‘l‘illui ALMANAC 11.011 in the presence 01 the 10.81;. mm‘
‘~ TOMORROW which impetus so many phases of curl
High tide 1° 083- 131. 1° 4° 9- m prosperity. our honor and even oara’
Sun rises 6 45; "‘8' 4 '4!” life, there should be no partisanship. l

EvEnlNG SENTINEL TELE- The first weeks at the war hrouslt
almost as wmplete unanimity at Wash

PHONE CALLS.
ga-z—-News-Depari-m¢nt.- lngton as at muses. Paris or herbs .
93'3'3‘1'533” D‘Par‘ment- Statesman of all parties combined in,
‘3“ "'3 ranch Office, NMK the enactment of emergency ‘Hneaaurea .
Finance, commerce and industry hodl

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. , been swept from their moorings. New:
questions of natlohal policy were rats-I

”SOCIETY NOTICES. ' ' 1
ed. They were met promptly and de-

A Stated Communication of 0111'-
Well Lo No. roar i A. M will
99 held 3131.,flaoonio’FTompie. Lilith”: l cued regardless .ol faction. la the is-
thin street, Tuesday eveninfl. Nov- lture handllnz 0‘ war ”mmm” parli l
ember 17. at 8 o'clock." !sanship should likewise be superdlnat-I;
IWork—Feliomraft degree. All ”Mas ed to enlightened patriotism.
" ”" Masons cordially “MM“ j This same duty devolves upon every

m ”smug":be Well Lodge are nun or institution that has to do with
-.I redirected to meet at the lodge room; public opinion Newspapers particu-
* ' , ‘ 0" WNMWBY "Mull, November 18,1ariy owe it to the community to deal
, 't 7 3° “3°C," “7 the purpose °‘ with war matters fit a broad. liberal
».llt§"¢l!9 the Installation ceremonies spirit. ,.- ., .
of Rev. John supieton. It the Conn -
, 'gregationai church. . it will be time enough to take stock
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' meantime it would be absurd to drew'
party lines on war policies. Our polith:
Icn' platforms never contemplated this

onllict. in teen its 1r we are

The Santa Claus ship" has sailed ic ’ ‘ dam" s i

no more (notional than soldiers on theI
for Europe, dith Christmas presents

lir 111‘: line. We are not Republican. orI
for a million homes 11 here children are '

Democrats. or Progressives or Souls.
orphaned by the “war. We hope that .11 I b t 1 Americans.

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stints k'nous as Inluch about naviga- 5 e “ H mpy
tiou as he does about driving reindeer . ——-I*'-_——O-——-'*’~* . l

. :I sleighs. and that all those gifts wiligoI: THE BIGGEST "POOL."

. uto the right places and warm little”
hearts chilled by priv stior. and sorrow.
Christmas 11 ill be a sad Mfestilnl, at

Minot: F. 3. Lyon, I
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the suggestion made by George ”1
'1 .rlrabr' 1. i ll Caldw.ell president. of the lnvesment
‘ “as 11“ Ijnanvdgimeza “fit: on liwmtlsI llankers' Association 0! Ainerica. that
.1 I MI eIIsaIIer 1ere 111:1 11b 1e 11825055001100 “pool" be formed to buy
you es. ,or.1», 11 e o u
' , l g the M ‘ p' ’ ‘w'a stocks and bonds owned abmsd.
'Vv 1111 their lighting to feel the meaning»- ‘

‘loreigu nations are raising billions:
I of. it. The wo en who sit alone with flat War" it “1181!! be argued. ' “Let us;
like“ hand“?! 0 llbwed heads; end the raise two or three hundred million. ‘or
tld'r'en uho lack food and clothing» a billion if necesnrl'. for “Men“ in-

and feel a strange silence and vacancy vostment The money ‘5 here-lust
in‘ the house; these are the ones who dump it together in " pile '0 big that
. or! r. A :1 mi 1 I nobody can, exliaust'lt Then opeL'the
III s e it their s'ery, 11 count ass Stock Exciting!) add salt to’ Eul’o'pef

' we... is but the beginning of bitterisvcome ahead! Dump in your American
years that will last while they live. ToI securities. We'll take' em all on your
bring cheer into these homes only lor hpnds " 3’0“ “3' 39"" .,
" {j r a d” is much, in these. tragic times. ' 50"” 390°“ thought. however. ‘5
' ’i‘here is more than charity, however, likely to unseat better uses for our
There is the 1933,,“ me- money. it is not stocks and bonds
The Santa Claus’ that we need, but a market for stocks
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world needs most.
ship is a preacher of peace. it comes and bonds. 0“? 0WD "ll"
item the nation which above all others manufacturing industries: and muniob;
’ _ _ stands for peace. it represents melpallties could utilize that 8250. 000. 000.;
..- my spirit that the fe‘gfivfl 5t (‘hrlstl why send it abroad for the nations toi
means. “Peace on earth and soodWllllblil‘n “D 11‘ their crazy war’
to inch! Every child uhose Christmas! And yet the plan seems defensible
"is'brlghtened by a toy. or a garment it we regard that “pool" as a blitfi-:
{0111 this nation 3 flea; Christmasiand perhaps that is the way the inter- z'
Iackage will know that it comes in the sated bankers uctually regard it lt’si
rnume of another child who is happy.aulle possible that If foreign ovner'fil
11d comfortable and fortunate for the ‘hne‘w they could get cash for their
or; reason that. that child's country holdings at any moment. they wouldn'ti
or peace with all the world. And ’vvant to sell at all. The very fact teat
Mm help to make the “ex. genera their certificates were convertible into
Yankee gold Would increase their val-
.ue ‘And with European securities wot»
bum: in the uncertainties of war, they'd
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PREACHERS lN JAIL.

The Rev. Bouck White is a mi11ister l
isl agitator who runs the Churt 1‘ of the'111ent.Tims our Stock Exchange
Social Revolution in- New Yo1 l\ citv. might open with impunity. stocks
Last winter he became so extremely would mm money would be easy; new
revolutionary that he invadei a per- issues could be marketed and Inf-0‘5.
teeth prr' 111 and respectable church of ‘ oipemy vouid make its bow.
another denomination one ‘Suudny Maybe it would work that way—-
’heckle the orthodox pastor The Rev maybe it would‘ Who knows? HE“
”Mr. White was arrested for disturb“ you got a million dollars to dump in}.
once and sent to jail for six months. . . _ . . .
~. The other day he got out she told this: - .. :-:;
' story of his imprisonment: '
'i have worked a reformation in and: 2. .

- . about that jail. At the head (it a force mouth disease (known sole
or mail 1 have painted the whole puild~lwhm°u lever. episootlc

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take the flow are out of the g'rohndiaInd‘
put them in pots and other receptdolos.I .
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lot the war and assign political credit many and destroyed 310,000,000 worth
D B. BEACH. W M or blame when the war is over. in the of stock.

There is ”a sort of heroic appeal inIIIIthst the only thing to do when a case

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their one solid. secure form of invest- ,.

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Foe W32, 'AGAmIsr] 313,135 nines.

 
 

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lo induce _\'011 to help this war—
thy 'cause we shall ofler '

Wednesday
Thursday and
Friday

the most extraordingiry 1011
prlces on MADE in ~\MERICA
and COTTON GOODS. Such
values as “ill crowd the store
and demonstrate its possibilities
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This plinto'grjtph skews titer. Turkish fit-oops who are in the field against Russia and the other
allies in their colonial possessions. the French in Algiers, and England in Lgypt The purpose of
Kaiser Wilhelm in getting Tilrkey into lllé \var according to despatches from his enunies. is to
cause a back fire against the allies in their colonial possessions, thus compelling them to send
some troops from the European scene of war to replace retolutionists among the rising Moham—
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Fall Rh're'r Aim To Improve the Next
Most domestic animals are subject] Generation by' Marni oi Vocation
to the disease. Sheep and hogs are: .3550“ ~
the most susceptible, and horses thol "l’here is a due old passage in the
«least The first symptoms are blisters MassaChuset'th statutes 'i-elatins 10
forming lathe mouth and nose and on education which imposes upon the WMHlNGTON. Nov. 13.-—-Wlth in
other parts of the body where the shin :fi‘iohmz: “an: inculcatrgltldri: mimetic 9‘0“!" V Alaska); future,
a s o 1 on: s n 3 vs r .
is tender, particularlyI the sensitive items or that Newnllngiaud Where “90 :1“; 13“;- 8m: ti: lg: :31ng
parts of the feet.‘1‘he 'bllelornlpon thrift has its deepest rootf‘ ”we hove tone. W that the Iovorumeat exer-
become open sores. and the animal his always approved the senthnent oi the ciao m supervhlon up W...
difficulty is eating and Walking The ‘er but we... have no! hitherto known. sauce of the territorya wealth or fish-1' »
infection spreads so rapidly and easily how it “"6 Wetlli’ely be obeyedvtwies. pointed out the need tor thereon '
innit“; thrift us a matter oi max. situation of a system of “son mallo- a.

1m 11 easy enough. but barring an ex- and trail to in l
‘5 discovered ‘3 ‘9 kill “m 1m” “'° captionsl mind here and there it railro'sds'ond degmfimzfi '
victim. and burn or disinfect every-,1 bears little fruit And after all. the token to stamp out diseaseamou theI
thing to which it may have commum- Wally smell. penny-earned sort. of. native population. .
cated the malignant germs through “"1“ ‘3 “0‘ ueonstrucuve 30" Thrill » "will1 the promise that the future
The“ is no known cure. in mplles a wig; :det'ouon 0g means ,0 1101,1333.“ Gov. Strong:“asd the exact“ some parts of southerestern Alaska enjoy.” The Governor added that tax.

. - . - the end oi comfortable, healthy. gitnowledee at the extent and variety ot-‘N u“ “"9” W of 3011118 8e11,: as we're levied on ILhe salmon output,
' ' Worth While living But the acquire the amt mloeralI and other resources: “here 5““ mu” '3 "Million and alone

The vmm month; means is the prerequisite to on Aluka. snarled with thouew broad ””39““ "‘9‘ unknowns" he added "Tu. . Gradual transition from placer to
My” pedal-31 “939"“ may. of has; :M‘E‘é’ ”thaw. iv hour: a hit— hollow ol‘ development which the 39‘?) WNW ‘3 “‘9 WWW-l dime. and lode mining was indicated in the gold .
Yorlt is almost certain to become the by” M" toiornlnoni h” ‘muflm" Alaska. “ “f thou ‘8 no mm that if not ““‘“"'U‘d“s"yv ‘3.va9' 3W! Said. but

1 ti 1 be t to t (or Silent" a lttance. What our young tie. confidently believed will hereafter ceded. in the near iutureNt will e'rtei’i.‘ Iths “building of roads probably would
res no one nk o e coon ry III mood is to know how “’9’ m“, tDDIYI cupy an important place in the mining. lIminate the natives wells-Io within the I'result in increased output from the
it” 3‘?" “PM“ Laser"! blink!i their abilities wisely to the creation industrial and economic history of the 9’9““ “WWW" ~ ‘ ‘ placer mines. Decrease in the 1.913
That's Interesting sums to the other 0! value and the securing of returns United States" . .' 30“an Strong said that during the IouLpuL, be said. was "my sccounted
eleveh regional bank centers, whichl "1““ Wm enable them ‘0 ““9 with It is estimated that there are “Orsummer, the Rev. J H Condlt. an ““110! by a’ahortage 0; Water in the Pl“-
have supposed that the very essence ‘ “‘9 “0"0‘121'“! "1°" 0W“ "1008- 39. 000 white people in the territory. “3:!“ missionary. visited native "mu“ oer mining regions which curtailed OD '
of the new system is the freedom or 'i‘eachi h increase of 3'00" over M‘ ’9‘” 9“" wrnszgiyodttgn (“mm and the -“3"'g8|‘fl10n8. Q°Y9FP°F 5‘39“ ”‘3“ “13‘
I 118 ow to earn. in other audio The total value of the 1913 min. . 0 or 113 8°" ‘1 ‘Aloskabe given territorial 10"“ “80"

the. rest 01 the country from Visit words. 15 the “I” to that real "0““ em! 09“,“, w" 81.911033“. and the “He described conditions among the eminent

Street domination. As a matter or which we have immind when we apply total value or the products of the Alu- nativeerln those ”“0“” as little 3“" 'Under 8111MB“ WWW" he said-
fuct. the nearest approach to a “real. '0 ! man the high praise that he is "a hen fisheries was $15,739 068'. Both‘“ horrible.” the “"5“” said. 'Dis- 3 "no additional expense to the federal
national bank 9‘ the country" is l0 I,be1 131:1tlggllw' "I‘Azd thIls, it seIeITs, is showed some declines from the pmcedlme‘?$fihunilgm 3” 9”""sovernnlent would be entailed. and
t in t j a one e nest on may 8 ex‘ 1113 year The territory' s commerce inl r '1‘ “0“ 39" matters Which properly belong to the

2:1? 61:11:“: :axzox; 2:“; ’31::- W‘Ed ‘0 ‘10 The report of the com- the last llacaiI year showed exports crib.“ exempt. Slim-“'0" and hygiene legislative functions of the local legis-
mission on national aid to industrial mere than $61. 000. 000—1 decrease be in any iorm "6 absolutely unknown, flaturo 00?“ 59 dealt With in a “Y

concerned. the twelve are as indepenut education. which is at hand. time cause or lesser gold 91-0“an whileln‘ue mediehl relief can be obtained, suited to the needs and requirements

Ient of each other as are any twelve Sums up the reenlts to be looked for the United States sold merchandise nor "e “‘3'“ “mm“ ‘° “”9- tor "‘9 0f the territory"

3......- governments. 'irom 811m \oc'ationel schools And worth 3219291110 to the territory “1"“ “d “hm'd- 3’ 00““ “WM He declired the need of In attorney
. ....+.».._..._. .what may be effected by all-day Mann's mineral resources. Govermvchudm“ four “‘1 five ”"3 “1“ who senor» for the territory was H‘lmpera
- schools is to be expected in menus or strong said awaited developmenttolh‘d never learned ‘° walk they “"9 live"

Wallis National Board of Sh?“ F18“ from evening schools such as Fall restore sums; of the tereign supplieslV‘ctm' °" disease “‘1 “93‘9“ °‘ bun-I
Commissioners have apopinted l‘lrlday. River is tentatively establishing. _ .cut offI by the European war. Leek or xerI. dirt “d °°‘ "’ s 1.304 DEATHS 1N THE STATE.
November 20th as a National Oyster 1. The retention in school lonser of. an adequate coal supply. he said had; issionary ”“9“" “9“” ‘1‘" C099 HARTFORD. NOV 16 -—M0rla,|lil[ "3 .
ImyI 0n the my... We...“ “film” bgyiird ems win: new leave hecauae‘ret‘arded industrial develomeut Con- 3131';“illegafifizfélfimElmo? pious received by the State BoardI 1th
““33“”; will be brought m the‘ 391.0013 0 t e r lack 0‘ 1 teredt. d8!!!“ recently passed a leasing bill to: 3" m filth. and published in the moo 1 y

2. A Mac choice of a vocation b'é- open the coal fields in the tar northeruIl ““1““‘9W‘ “”9““ and the Educ." “110“,“ of the board. “filled t0d3¥v
and .‘elseWhere to the valuable fund cause of .n opportunity to test the’terrltory. “9P 0' the natives in sanitation and show that there were 1,301 deaths d'ur-.

"Algal“; copper producthEI'fI “13 “We. ing the month of October. This was

 

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qualities of Shellli’ish. particuig'h'ly 03's- ability and discover likes nod dis
tors; arid it is requested that. solar "as “Red: ' Governor Strong. "is now importantl- fumed“ ‘nduWY- 86001“! “1 ml13103 less than in September and 65 '
3. Greater certainty of success in Iand romises to increase 1&3er with- ‘m'm‘c? ‘° “llP‘PS- in the “3"!me more than in Octbber of last year. and

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a vocation because of the (revels out in the
on the menus ofIhoteIs. as well sis 911- i M a more definite purpose in ill? of of ‘1‘
vale hanged ., in increased industrial mommies; prices ”1.11111 _
'. ”MW ' iof an insight (into the fundamental lhdustrial tugs the copper industrr
in three months litter the war and. principles of a] trsdé, and thefaehuial. 'I give;

ed. 11mm save us 831111 0’00, 000 worth tion or sufficient sit-ill to shorten m '
ofI wsr oontracts, and the total is roll“? '39er Of- apprenticeship

A greater readiness to profit by
ins uh “Ellt 319.11% The bellizim“ part time or ”my“: instruction for tu‘rai poaslb set. of the territory are

“mm“; the sake of filttire advancement or beginningI appreciated There
and army supplies. submarines. tooth intimation. _ . ,

studs, wagons. automohiles,. horses. 1’th these are precisely the. re suitable tor agrlcultursl purposes, he
harness. saddles, locomotives, sliced; ““5 Which the present school ~:sys- said. andhillllon's of acres adapted tor
and shirts. ‘ . . . ; .tem. with its academic ideals, .fails

1),; ya“ leen a “my, "cellulo'udly for the protection: care 0.5116 less than the aIvetI'axe number of .
iv cll 'nnnot ndw he had at ““3 “all?“ Imminent ' Governurggeiiss during October ”tor the' live -
disks it available run-ESE”!!! Wd- “1!» has been and and years preceding.
1“; the "0“!” °‘ 1198196: and “118 119" The death rate expressed as an an-
. ect he directly stItribuiableI to the in- .nnal rate per 1 000 estimated lIPpula-

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Ie the law‘s the man towns 11 6, and for the whole
or said that; th‘e' asticuhi‘n." tectiou 0‘ state 13- 0 m “8‘55 from infectious
ithe fisheries find for their proper so» diseases were 155, being 11.8 per cent. '
:pervialon and e'xténilo ” - of the total mortality. I, . '
llations of these laws: on f
fisheries Operators are a

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