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IATURLE ALHALNAC FOR} libllslied rates ' ‘

. T930339“, -- § What is on: per one “is 1.1. for tire

' 4 '17“: 4’" 3- m3! 5'” P in. other; capital. mumbling and bar-'
Ldm 5- {13} ”‘5 447-1111111111: collectively. cannot justly dev.

—-—-———~ i11y the sauna privil'ese to lobar-4 That. .

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‘ PHONE CALLS.- at it alter my years of experience. "L L’
_' era—New: «if But there is more than mere honor . .L ,L
I git-Host“ Ema Justice in their attitude. rile avo’

I‘M—Brandi 0&9: “Mk ' 'me employer lute observed that in!
- a” 93"Edit‘or" mee' ‘Ldustry oparslee‘ most smoothly and
amen—City Editor’s Residence. i

__L4.Pl‘oilt'sbly when the relations at era-1

‘ Lployer and employee are on a pm olI'
4 SOCIETEIOTICES j:rnutuul belieflt and dignified sell-re -
« Gil- weir Leo’s. 1111.100. F. and A. a. sheet. He finds that unionism at its?
Meet»; in Masonic Bundles. South best pm even 111111. that it is adverb;
Main ““9" “is! and 3‘ Tuesday “L lagoons for him to deal with a strong-1L
LL 32:33:?Lfofizozy figuggzL ly organized, successful and instabili-
“, '4 Masons cordiallv invited D. Burr "‘3 organization ”213‘“ than with H
’4‘ ,’ peach, v1 11.11.111.911 M Wilcox; inch or discontented individuals. .
L‘ 1'roerenouumucnmpeooneon1
A stated communication of Butler both sides before conditions are per-
Chapter 119.33, a A. M. will be hell Ileot. Some employers are still unjust -

LL M Masonic Temple, South Mi!" “a.“ and unintelligent. and so are some luv;
on Tueaday, November 24,1910, at B

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Princess von Hatzfcldt 'lra clicubcrg. will: L01 the new coun~

scllur of the German embassy, has arrived in Washington for the
ion leaders. But it is reassuring to 011-;

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L Attesl: —-F 3. Lyon.
I Assistant Secretary

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‘to go to Shelton and Derby without

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.1 any idea or the right road. The Boy
~ BELLIGERENT BEDFELLOWS. lawn” did their duty. .

THE ANARCHISTS. \V' or certainly makes strange bedtel~i ——-———-O«——-~——~

, L There are anarchists and anarchists. lows- To see the various allied 1W Dublin, N. Ill. is now on the mapsnd
,L L'New York reds" brag that there aregliOUS Falling each Ollie? 0|l the Milk is a worthy candidate lor national ad-
‘ 11000 of them in that city. TileyIlwll'. anybody would llllllk the)” “A“ leratlon Dublin has subscribed 31,4
' range all the way from philosophic ““1le loved one “Other. and had .1. I800 to the lied Cross EmpeLsn Win-4
4 f anarchists" down 104 the thugs. who “are listed the, enemy the) are now lieutenant! u 000 marl; W with6
_L blots up churches and leave bombs in Lillrhting. But a slight glance hack- imuch clothing and supplies. to the Bel II
- courtrooms They agree in the gener- Ward 11110 “filmy 8110‘” the “111131139" slim Relief Committee. The town has
a! me; that 50.31er lent propel-1, nu. ‘oi’ national loves and hates. :8 pollination of 600.1f all the Nollie
dusted. but there's a pork! of differ England and France were enemies Llll the United States should Kl" pro-
e... in the way they go about to for many centuries, until their coup norllouately. our national contribution.

23333151115“ it out - - .mon tear of Germany drove them to41WOIlldI,be 3.46010001-909,
'T‘l‘he bomb throuer. who 1.... been gellie'r LEnglllLi'd'S friendship WillII "

it i , 1' you more. sudden A Turkish wsr bulletin tells oi a1
Béousplcuous lately in New. York. uses is o , Ie .. battle “I ed a luswtho Russians?
LLLtlooSn't doscne 1he title anarchist.“ growth. Russia has been the wor rid: as 3‘ of your viluablel paper What is the

d ‘ ”m "i from Arch to zesek4 4to Kimob." Himmler with the llcity's insignia-are
He‘s just a plain murderer. in deed or power that Britain ieare mos. u the Greeks get into the “I” they'll they going to “I“. it-‘on Watbr street.
in desire He ought to be hunted down \\ll|llll n few years 'lllese two pow , or erect it in its proper ”“09““ that
- 11 :e 11 111.111 mung tiger. And )retJt’g ers fought half a century ago in the “we,“ use it to commemorate any or

dangerous to hunt him. for relentless Crimea and their rivalry in Asia may auromcinls who may pass stray in the
l on is termed persecution bring them into conflict again when future. by raising the flaunt hallvmnst?

111111151111 L .One‘ of our esteemed citizens. on ex.
‘ g by the lnuless cohorts. and is likely to Llllell' present task is ended.

' mayor of this city. having recently
' _ laid to worse outbreaks. All the poi-LI The oddest relationship is the inci- ”Joined the Km“ silent “"0th without
‘lloe can properly do is to try to catch

l‘. 9 actual perpetrators of crimes tlieylfis a refill" 0! the Japanese-British al-
those she plot 'lisnce. 80 soon is the Russo-Japan .

 

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i _ Wl-iiilE IO. TL§5 FLAG POLE?
1The Editor. Evening Sentinel

Dear Sir: ‘ .
Will 3'0“ malmfim "‘3 readers chihi service employment. at to

 

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‘doubtless light all the way from Alpha
to 011111311, but they’ llI ueverL get as tori
as Khoob.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

HURRYlNG ALONG CANAL.

rel! 0' Work- V {his memory deserved. 1 remain.
A hurry up order has been issued hyl Very sincerely

Governor Goethnls for the completion
them in secret, and against the intel-‘efle war forgotten' V 4 .0! the Canal. says correspondence of
heinal anarchists whose cords 111.; The Germans and AuLairians. tooli'l‘he Associated Press from ‘Pnnsmil. . ..
none the unreflecting. ' have much to rorgive. as they llshl Elle “in: 1011th (22:12, Scam—:55 is July; CLEANING Up. rouirosreau.
4 A 6. an s etermlne . 4 “r“-
Anarchism may be defensible—111 aI side by side. illefmauyIIIIci'usheiln “Ire-I it'll“ the last of the finishing teaches; an Gem“ M. “flu“ T0": of R";
of perfect men ”4““ “'0 Lam“ “’53 than for y yea “0' in every department from dredging to dual“ in “ll 00“" ““1
oi the deliberate were that Blsniarck‘L landscape gardening shall be com- SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 23.—~
used for his empire- -bulldln8

L4 are paperless against
CITY OF NORWAHK.

 

community
anon. Herbert Spencer. the great sci~
.{outist and philosopher. regarded anar-
53...... or absolute freedom of the indi-4
LL vidual from social restraint. as the
ideal state oi society. But it was toiopemte‘d in crushing Napoleon
be attained only after many centuries min and Austria, too,h11ve fought sideL
oi discipline that should remove lromi by side on Loccnsiou. as llsve Germany
men's hearts all desire for unsoclal and Russia. 4 I
L Talk of national antlpathiea is most-1W“ Started ten years 1130
L 414.13.11.11 the angels in heal e11 are ly nonsense. In every generation lie.-l
‘uamhists They don't need law. he- tions light as their rulers or ruling
house it doesnt occur to them to (10- classes want them to, Land every time
. prong. But here and non We do needithe grouping is diRLerent. it ii tem-
LL- la 1. and police and jails And the' porary expedienee. or what passes Lbs
philosophic anarchists. whose hearts such, and not r1199 hstred or Ltrsdltldn-
L 1.... be right but uhose heads aregal enmity, that makes nations blends.
LL‘ill'ong, who themselves wouldn’t in- in- arms or toes. -

at night.

at some part of the world where he has sick or ailing.
not been for several days previously. to' Dr. Converse Mmeyed 4L3.30(Ll miles
hurry things along. There Ils the calief up the Amazon tg reach lquito‘s.» Yel-
ot the steam shovels delving into the low lever and hookvvorm were the die

to form the east breakwater in front at least ninety percent. or the people

‘plsc'ard which shows the numbers of»:I Dr. Converse tedwtiéfle found the city
cars loaded as the work progresses. lery dirty. and mintedintely instituted
(in... their fellow man, but who insist W For everf 565‘s Lhi'arlt has been set, to re cleaning up, There was {181 mum.
L spreading ideas that move evil! HA're oer TO eov scours. “wronged” nossfhlchn 5035: Hillior Militias 0: any-kind mauled by
earls to violence. these high-brow am The manner in which the trshla‘ visa IL
arohists' had better come out of their handled in Norwsik. deserves inert- l
La‘lny mlllenlum and keep quiet. Ill 1101.11.31: shove the remit Io! LnLiwe'llII'
ey dou' t. society v.11! be forced topireined police depot-linen '
1.1.1.1.; them all in LstltLLe of its tolei; result at the tralaih‘g' .tliht
Alice and love of free speech. Scouts received. To have 60 boysI‘ as-
.. “’"W’SM .444. .4-_sigued to new IIworli. and ' '
. CAPITAL FAVOIRS UNIONISM.
_ . The notion that big employers or Lia-I
1101' are generally opposed to labor &5
utilization gets a seyere jolt in 11 state-
mi from the federal commissioner!
1mm tkelstioa's This Lnbn-p'ar'th'
’ 1.9111. Which began its work L Only
ear ago. his among its meny activ-
ue been mundlns employers with ~34
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cars tug” take'The .tf'o‘ck ll miles

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‘ the same day Gallium Inmbert Wiek‘

Mineral Arch Maw“ cordially ln- ""9 how "‘9 ‘n‘e’ws °f "‘9 “w? hung at a hotel for sometime, and it is expected they will enter4
"3"“ ”we” tend "we and more ‘0 merge in rain. if the course of the war in iciiropc docs not make that im-
Work—P M- OWNO- one common interest, even when theE 10851131 6 - l
Fraternslly. employers and workmen imagine that‘

{built appointed captain. His ship.tl1e

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- .,‘tlb_.o!suihonrsndshslf This mp4
-ture was the first prize of the heroin.
tion brought into Philadelphia.

4 Isnensrds the Raleigh lie 110ny re-
. thread as great bribe to enter the Brio
4 :,lsh service ills success in destroying

. ed in honor or the 11111.11... with

in . -‘ 5.;

Colon harbor. 011 each one is a balsamic fluttering min 110mm. SEMI

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

vaorlt was considerably handicaer

L " _.4"9'l'_" Ghurcb

The lecture .11 concert given under

the Meet: a; the 1pm Neale em ; L

et’, olI 6t. Hurry-’3 Church. preved .‘a
delightiuil sad instmctlve_nlair. 'it
no heldln the basement of the

church ‘isst evening. and between 390‘ f5
and 400 cltlsene availed themselveeol ’ ‘

Mapper-thin? as hearing pr. John G.

Corie. A prominent phylum, or my.
Tilt till. W ”like on ‘ContrnoLIdIIpr-e
John M ”their ,9; 1the sciences

Diesel“ delivery 'snd he showed him»
«it.» be well prepared on his Illi'e
act-1mm” portion 9141M M
can humanly rendered, no

._ blah: all» very profitable evening to

DIWflGaidinprthL w - ‘
rdohs..flsrrrmbm.m resent
Fay-Win17“. no
mun-ammonium
trips to .Ameria settling in 1111111111111;

West Indian merabsnt service 4

“Wits. tbs Bevalutlrli brats out.
the
continental Genera». on Dec. 7. 1715..
to continued the brig Winston. the
first vessel owned by Congress. On

es us unpainted to command the 804
priest. On Dec. :8. H75. other ships
thsvins been purchased, Barry was

Wastes. got to sits on March 31.

the-initial: pimp. Edward, steer a hut-
“rile commanded the Ellinxhem sud

:Voontrnerce and capturing British ships
was unequplled in the Revolution.
when; More the close he use the com
murder oi the Bevolntionsry Navy.
‘aaillnx in his line gIhip. Alliance, pom

Promo 4

“After the war he resumed liter

into their s‘es’tsL my more. 61 11;."

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Lita. So and tuna
DINNER SETS

112 pieces, very Best se-
lected quality, semi-vitreous
ware; very newest plain or
fancy shapes, with beautiful
' border or floral spray pat~
I terns, artistic golId treat~
‘ merit. Sale. price, per

set ............. $16. 49
$15.06 DLINNER SETS.

,.'L4 112 pieces, light upright
Land best quality of semiv'po‘r-
celain, graceful shapes with
handsome floral alterns.

Sale, price, per set 12.98
$13.11?» which sails.

' Semi porcelain, beautiful
shapes. all large, full sizes.
floray designs 'with complete
gold tracing. Sale price,

per set ............ $9.98
cur GLASS SALT L
AND PEPPER SHAKERS.

With glass or Sterlingeil-
vcr tops. Sale price ea. 25¢
ICUTV GLASS CELERY
OR SALT DIPS.

Sale Price, each. .15¢
Se.” CARVING SETS.

Knife, Fork and Steel
stag handles sure “.edge Sale
Price set ..... .$1 98

I sat: BRUSH AND
CRUMBL TRAYS.

.LL 'Brnes hickcl plated
Sale 3%“ each

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Pennsylvania" Assembly h'ho‘refi‘ised to;
Attend the new... to beholder the,

Federal Constitution; Ruring the Rev-
olution. he had served as a soldier on
Weslilnxtons staff. for some months,
and was well-known to Washingtonq

.When Washington was. President the L

French depredntion‘s on our commerce
led to the equipment of a new navy.

dental alliance of lapan with Russia, Col Goetheis Urges More Rapid Frog the official tribute-or recognition which On‘ll'e'b. 22. 1197. Washington issued:

commission .‘o. l to John Barry.”
commend the ship. United States. Bsr

A HUMBW CITIZEN 0’“ THE rt was the first commander in the Rev.

elation and the first under the present

Constitution in the short French wit 4.

he captured more prizes than any oth-
.er commander. '
”Barry died in 1803 He is Vliuriedlrii

St. Mary's Church yard. i’hllsdelphla. I

lie was a Catholic. who had been 111er

Ipleted ahead rather than bebind- time. ‘9'. George M WWI”. 1)me United fled twloe, converting each' or his;
Britain and Germany. now the bit-Col Goelhals himself is setting a psoe,‘ States Public Hulth Service. has fe-fmm m‘ his filth; They are buried; L
“are“ enemies among the powers. co~ Lend may be seen often at work in thei lllmlld l0 8“ lit-poison after almost. beside 111m .1. promo monument of:
Bri. 1admlnlstratlon buildingI at Balboa late three 96m spent hi lunitos. POW. mm stands outgldo of Independence;
swhither he went “at the request of the .‘Hlll. in Phlhdelphh” and . marble ‘
Mai and machines now on 11.51.11.- Peruvian sovernliwnt to try to m’ione' in F‘sirpionnt Park ills portrait
thus am said to be working harder} tain why the inhabitants of louitos is: in lndependenhe 3311
than at any time since the great \vork were dying at the rste or my per 1.1 fmonu‘r‘oent on. em“ 1,, congress, in _
000 per unrimu. andwhy virtually the Washington. and a4- torpedo boat "de-
Every morning Col. Goethels appears entire mouthwash: always eitha‘gtmm named for Barry.

'Bnrry trained Commodores Richard V,

Dole. Stephen Decatur ma Charles

fDiile. sLud in‘hle will save freedom to

side or $1133. Hillier the rock that goes eases causing the. most trouble. “3111:31er provided for the my ‘ L

or hi5 111111112"
give many sidelinhts._on the Revolu-

iee‘r spirit of Ameries, represented by

 

A bronse . ..

Stdvrerti- lie bequeathed his sword to,

~ The lecturer in reciting Bar-rye m.

lion, and paid a tribute to the vohm-

 

insh- 1111c Barry. who taught when the .

whom-Heron“: "was needed, but
went hutch to peaceful pursuits. when
our free not 11‘ psrtJoIf s psttiot’e.duty. :

 

Utensrls

$1.35 ICLASSEROLES. -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Metal parts of brass nick—4 . _
el plated, heavy. material L
handles covered, best grade",-
of brown ware Sale price L

STEEL our 2.11m.
Ell-BERLIN W1

04 size, value 35: Sale
price ..... . .........

06 size, value 39c Sole
price ............... 99¢

08 size value soc. Sale
price ......... . . . . .I . 39¢

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

GRAY smuaurpioe— '4’: L
Lona ROASTING 1111; NS.

 
 
 

to x 14 size, value 39c.
Sale price .......... 29c.
ll )1 16 size value 45c. I
Sale price .......... 35d!
11 x 17 size. value 55:: L
Sale price ....... 44C.

COVERED DOUBLE
ROASTERS.

' Self basting made
smooth steel. . ~ ,
10x rsxzdecp 29¢.
12): r7x8deep .. . .391:

“no ALUMINUM
DOUBLE ROASTERS.

Self— —basting seamless, pure'
aluminum. Sale price,

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

6ft:

cacl1$298

' $1 35 UNIVERSAL
- FOOD CHOPPERS.

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No 2 a Lgootl family size
Sale Ipric c. each

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4 f War Bulletin

llLE R1 lN, N01. 23, via The Hague and Ltmdorl, 11110

. a m.--All the Berlin ncwepapers comment favorably this
morning- antl very hopefully on the possible Outcome ”of ‘
the fighting in Poland They express the opinion that
these engagements may decide the entire Russian campaign

if not the outcome of the war. ,
The Lake! Anzeigcr has published an interview With

LN

l an officer who speaks for the military authorities. He

4

question of time.

~ ‘ commanders.

artillery ,aiIld rifles.

public here Shnday.

 

According to the Same Authority the IRuIssians 1.1.1.;

 

CONSTANTINOPLE by Marconi wireless to hop-
don, Nov. 23, 7 :58 a. n1.-Tqukish troops have reached the,
Suez Canal 3660111ng to an oificial communication made
The ‘statement

troops have reached 11.." Suez Canal.
I curred belt-veep KLatasa Land Teatebe both thirty kilome- . L
' trcs Iea'st of the Suez Canal and hear Kantarafil‘; .' 4 . '
ably El Kautara, twenty-live miles south of PorbSald)
' 4 "English officers and many soldiers, as well as man
j wounded were taken prisoners. Troops of English came ‘4
,VI""nder3'and Egyptian policcsurrendered "

says that 1n consequence of the rolling. up of the Russian
; right by Gen. von Himlcnbnrg': and the simultaneous at-
tack of the Austrians en the Russians' left, a general Rus.
sian retreat with the gvacifatIioii of Lembcrg 1s Ion]; a
In their previous attack, 171.1. officer
says the enemy operated in- accordance with their pro-
gram, but today they have been forced to give up their
war plans} and foot: an entirely different situation.‘ Exist—
3.ng conditions were foreseen by the German Land Austrian

reads: ' “Turkish
Fighting hall 06- .