personalise A: or
JAMES Gathers
E L. AND A. L. 6OLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1915
“MW
MINIATURE ALMANA’C FOR
TOMORROW.
' High tide I :36 a. m.; 3:09 p. m.
' Sun‘rises 5:31, ' sets 6:23.
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PHONE CALLS.
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at 13-rz--Business Manager’s Res-
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MASONIC NOTICE.
A Stated Communication ofOld Well
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New We have resumed activity
‘wYor‘k are idlu‘:
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Lodge, No. 108, F and A. M., will bu‘
held at its rooms, April hill, at 8
ternally invited
Fraternally yours,
8. P. DECKER, w. M.
Attest:
R. M. WlLCOX, ”oratory.
PROTECTING AlNlERVlICAVN CITIZEN-
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SHIP
er, an American citizen, who went
.-ailairs in a legitimate way can be kill-
i carriage. a ten- ton motor truck or the
“0““ “it“ the 3mm ““9" F“‘“"“I automobile or the President All that
when it was torpedoed byasubmarincd is necessary is for the boy pushing
If a “We“ ““15 gm“ “‘3‘“ "“5 0W“. his ‘lnoblle to keep on the right side.
Judge Benedict of Brooklyn, N Y.,
ed “‘1‘ ““puni‘y by the oliiolal repre ;has rendered this momentous decision.
sentutives of any nation, then Amcri-‘ and M0 Barr. ten years 01 d is the
can citizenship is worthless and out hero who has won the victory for the
state department might as well. go out youths of Americaj
l
of business. * I
t'y’s
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cause the death of American citizens
"if such a deplorable situation
should arise," he declared in a stale-
. "the government of the United States
would be constrained to hold the int-l
periui German government to a strict
accountability for such acts or their.
navel authorities and to take suchi
steps as might be necessary to safe.
guard American lives and property
and to secure to American citizens the
full enjoyment of their acknowledged
rights upon the high seas."
German nsvni authorities have delln
itely caused such a “deplorable situs
tion" as he feared.“ hydestroying of
an American merchant vessel
Frye) and the life of an American cit-
izen. Thc- "Frye had a perfect right|
to sail the Atlantic without molesta-l
tiou when she was sunk by Capt 'Tlli-
erichens oi‘ the Eitel Friedrich. Leon
C. Thrasher had a‘ perfect right to
take passage on the Fellsba‘ for V‘Wést
. Africa without incuring the risk of be-
ing sent to the bottom by 9. German
torpedo. ‘
The government will’oi ooursa moire
the proper representations to Ger-
many in both teases, as scones the,
evidence is in hand and the proof can
be presented with technical complete
nose. There can be no yielding on our
part. in either case, ii we want topre-
serve our national self‘respect.ngor-
our lleindliug or the satiation dram
Washington may not only preserve
and maintain our menaced rightsfibut
may help to bring Germany to her son-
o‘os and mitigatetho lawlessness oi a
sea policy which, while it is injuring
the whole world, is injuring Germany
herself moses! all. V», 'V '
‘enresu mousrnles‘neeovsn.
It isn't only in wol- supplies that the
contry is beginning tenors. touch
’ must have stun to ilg‘h't with. out on
pulse-mild ummwoduthi‘os to wear:
‘ ms and clothing industries is undel-
way. . ‘ ~ i
Itiun’tlou since the New Yorkflr'
"most workers wore in yout distress.
(the'
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as havgsturtsd up again. and many
tliom are working over time. The
woolen and cotton mills throughout
on a big scale.
Most of the output, of course, in in-
tended for the domestic trade. There .
3“ a steadily increasing demand item
l Europe for itextlle products of venous
_ sorts. But the newest and most signi-
iicait note in the industry is the de-
mand from South America for ready-to
wear clothing. The cloak and.suit male
Vere report that the orders nowpouring
All over the state tse-
in from
than they can takeout; of. .
The increasing demand for cotton
goods. due chiefly to thle'strengthen-
lng market Vtor women's weer, has :3
wholesome sweet on the raw cotton in-
dustry, and is doing more than any-
! thing else to use up the big drop and
relieve the depression in the South.
it is the East and South that have
o'clock p. m. Work, E. A. Degree All so far suffered most from the busij ,
Master Masons are cordially and ire-l noes paralysis that came with the wair
When their greatest industries show
such encouraging signs of revival, the
country its a whole has good reason,
‘ tor cheeftulneos.
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“PUSHMOBILE” IS A VEHICLE.
.a-
The small boy has won a great legal
ltriumph. The “pushmobile” is not on
Our government can do nothing else, intrusive toy, hut a regular vehicle
than make a “30'9““ protest 1° 96’" that has the right of way on a public
many ‘0“ the death 0" ”9°“ C Thresh- thoroughfare Just as surely as has a .
Lee was riding his pusllmobile along
I'restdent Wilson “mad the G” to Brooklyn avenue, minding his own
man gov ermneut on Feb. 10 of the up business an d keeping on his own side,
pleasant results that might follow the twhen a grocers delivery wagon rn’n
carrying 0‘“ 0f the German admiral pinto him, smashing the ‘mobile and in-
“war zone” policy ' in case “i" juring Leo. The boy's lather-brought
German nuvy should “dostrop any mar-5V suit against the grocery firm find was
chant vessel of the United States “rewarded $900. The defendant asked to
on tho
iground that Leo hadn't any business
on the street, and was interfering with
mom that met almost unanlnious np- legitimate tr amp But the Judge up-
provnl throughout the United States, hcl d the plaintiff's contention that the
boy had as much business on the thor-
, oughl'ure as anybody else. and that in
lthis particular instance he had the
right of way over the grocery wagon.
Every youngster with a pushmoblle
ought to ismillsrizehlmsell witlfthis
have the verdict set aside.
decision. _
The Sentinel
announcement yesterday
V those markets—heretofore
supplied chiefly iromEur-openre more
made the welcome
that the
A map. r:
the 1 search army.
' teaching little children who hat 0
but who are F relish by blood. ho
he considers their own.
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till NEWS illli Elll0Pi
u lllliiim ill liil lilii
in West ills flood “Wilden“
Been Partially Solved-Jinn Prise
onersAre (land For in Corona
trailed (lamps ofllemany.
(Correspondence of The Assn. Pi'ess)
BUDAPEST, April 2.-Tlle food
question has «blast been to seine 'ex-
tent solved in this city. 'Dho author-
ilies have a considerable supply of
flour and grain on hand, tutu looms
official stniements invert “that the
stock will last 'uutll‘~the next harvest,
although it is not generally ibelieved
l’l‘llc distribution of i‘lour is going on
llollunti Machine Company, of New inndcr rather rigid restrictions
York City, through the efforts of Ex-
Muyor Richard Ii .Goldcn, had lcuséd
the building formerly occupied by the
Knnpp Box Company on Water street
concern .
{would iouute in South ism-walk. With
the .uncxcelled facilities in our city
to attract outside .mauufuctories, it
needs simply a strong pull such as
Mr. Golden has ‘tnsde to accomplish
thé very desirable results along the
lines of industrilil expansion. There
-is slot or .good work along these
and llldt this important
lines for all of us to do.
W
it must be admitted that war him
if produces hard times,
and it also brings the merciful mor-
dtorium. lit the peace udvocates could
figure out some scheme, like that,
they'd make more converts; “
it s merits.
Wen—u.-
(lemon wa‘nhips have sunk 8.000.-
000 pounds of British tea. in the ocean;
If they keep on, it'll be a cinch tor
The grain sins obtained just in
time to avoid serious trouble with the
populace which has become very ugly
over the ”prospects of farming. Great
preparations are 2being made ’for mak-
ing the next harvest as ample as
possible. All argricultural laborers
now‘wuh the 'srmy‘are to have from:
teen days leave in the'spring plant-
ing, and are requir. to spend this
lime in the sn‘melo‘csliiy where they
worked last year. file government
has also announced that groups of
the soldiers or the reserves, twenty-
men in each group, may “be hunted"
‘for agricultural work on application
[from approved landowners. :3
to employ primers ‘6"! war lfor‘ this
work in Hungary, as the oumpslwliore
.the prisoners are inturned are hot-
booster Moscow ond the
prisoners would spread them allover
-_ the country. -
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”(Correspondence of The Asso. "Press)
HAMBURG, April 2.——Some ideaot
how the prisoners of war are cared
for in the concentrationoamps oi‘Ger-
seash‘ore residents to get a glass or many can be gained iron: 9. report
cold tee. next summon, ,
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3.
Josh Billings says; "I! a man isn’t
'; left there is Sam mistake made in!
putting him togetherrand it he won't?
left he wants as mutoh keeping away;
;, Hilton! on a boar-tron when it is sot." -‘ now allowed under the breed card
flmsptwlty. A large m ‘fi Norms _ ‘
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“unit mammalian” :
Serahmulmrdthuiustn‘lersmw
warehouses tint louder Hummus»
just” made public by a visitor to Pur-
Ichim, where many hundreds of men
are confined. -
The captured soldiers rise atdond
7 are served with a“ quart of tee. of
coffee, together with the some tuition:
of bread that German citizens are
x
:syste‘ni? In the canteen are all man-
ner of delicatessen on sale. "
_. ion, and than the men go to Work and
til 11V, when they are 591V a:
Probably no‘ attempt Will be made,
At 8 o’clock comes slclr- list inspect-n.
smsnny mu. 3.19:5
-m. ..w ....... .t.
enchk Soldier.-
lllc soldier shown in this photograph IS one of the happiest in
He has rcconquercd a part of Alsace, and to “
that extent be has fulfilled the dream
re taking of Alsace and Lorraine .
I‘llCil'yi captured from France in the. brand‘s "Prussian war he is
been brought up as Genuans. . .
of every l'rcuchmau, the
ln zl part of this German ter-
w to speak and read the language
awe.“
lowing is the noon-meal menu for one
week: ‘
Monduyn—cha soup with men! and
sources. ‘
Tuesdnv~1hgs knuckles with car—
role and hoihtolis. "
Wednesday wilnrlsy ’
rats and potatoes.
soup with
and potatoes.
potatoes. ‘
"Selunlay4hiutlon, cabbage and po
tutoes
Sunday-481cc soup with beef and
nominee.
The visitor sampled all the foods
given to the prisoners and announced
it wus“mty, :und hpparuntly fully on
good as that served the German
troops.
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stimuli. April '2.~—Berlln ‘school
children lrre doing their part toward
.ruislng war relief funds. Each Sunday
i
:nboui 2,000 pupils
present musical programs that in.
cludes a series of quartet songs and
chorus numbers. The iinnncul returns
(Corlespondcnce of The Asso Press)
COPENHAGEN, April 2.—'—-A small
Danish steamer which has arrived
here, brought with it a live German
torpedo. about. twentyinches in diein-
cter. complete with ‘net cutters at-V
incited. it had been found floating in
the middle of the North Sea.
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THEESOFT BANSWER.
Walter F. Marshall, glimmer of
tho Vanderbilthod to well: so long
{or one of his own elevators the oth.‘
er rooming ”that’whon ‘th'o' door final:
ly opened he was prepsred to give
the attentional a scolding .'
“Where 'did :you "some from'i'f he
“demanded, meaning, ’of course. which
floor. we was misunderstood by the
new man, who he'd dust lotion put on
the lever , ,
‘Trom Tipperary sorr," ”Was the
dimly
'V‘Iuvolunturily like moniker started
to drum; "It'si‘ long way." Then he
unified and W”. M reside-«Now
York Times fag. '~ .
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Once a Wool: fish is served. flo fol- |
Thursday -~—It‘isll with onion gravy ‘
Mindy-menu soup with meat not!"
(Correspondence of The dune. "‘PI'GBS) Y,
from the public .
schools gatherat a local theatre and \
“from the.»conoorts. are 'considem‘ble. V r
no good 'tall! "—V—lVLiilo.V
" f ,_':i‘.
OFFER DECLINED. ,V inyourseli. ore. despondont, week on!
. n; ma grim: an attack, and :m Sui-oil out. a box of 'Vl‘onolino Tmeti
escape “dimmemm ‘.
We are ready to Show you
everything to Wear for your
Easter outfit. 2‘
New spring suits, spring
Overcoats, new Easter hats
and some of the handsomest ,
neckwear we've ever had in
in our store. .
Just now an exceptionally
good assortment of suits at
Sam—including every good
quality that a good suit
should have.
.sLsr"5Lois
By Joy E. House.
The jury sometimes fails to
nonvltt on circumstantial evi-
dence. but the neighbors never
do.
in novels the man nearly 31"
ways marries the right women.
And he succeeds in doing ,s'o.
about half the time in real life.
The [act that the tool-killer
neglects his “business ‘contrio‘
lites much‘ to’the‘ssl’ety or most .~
of us.
ill a ways smallpoxepidemic ‘
has its compensations. it keeps
people from worrying about
llydraphoblu.
The Welsh terrier is sold to
be the 'com‘ing‘dog. Meanwhile,
if he is a little ‘dilatory 'in an
riviug. T'want it understood
that .1 shall not “become im-
patient. in?
ii is going counter to popu-
lsr opinion to say so, but the
loot is no lady can properly
support a llusbsndjay taking in
washing. ,
V .
We brag about freeing the '
black slaves. but nobody seems
to be "doing anything hr the '
women who becomes the moth! ~
er of seven or eight children.
if :‘you are single and conv . ' ‘
template matrimony, remember;
that you must only not work
harder and "hays less. but that _.
the sight of a corset hung over
the book of a chair will :groetV V,
you every morning for the
balance of your life. '
mellts.
Nautical—asters offers the extensive variety we do.
No other “store buys in [quantities of 'equal 812%
1'0 other store can afford to quote such low prices.
off)
A display that embodies the best style features brought it
out this season—every approved
material.
Exceptional Values “in Easter
Waists,
Veiling. " i.‘ '
. . A" Chats,
-; Gloves.
V‘V. do):
Easter Mllllnery
The largest stools, the I
choicest styles “d, positively thiglowcst prices.
No other store in this locality can equal our assort-
[Sample Suits
ust Thoufilll). through our New York office at a. saving I!
._ Dresses,
V Neckwear.
Hosiery, Etc:
color~l-ever fashionable '
.mfilrm 5&3“- ski llfl'» ‘lfi: ‘.
If you want to buy the prettiest and most sty'
' and save from to COME HER - ‘
. NW $5.00 $10. 00 E TO _
most extensive variety,
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a! n a '1‘ “lat! "fi/fl' flV/fi -I'ifi'1VV-rl" u'fil-l‘u/fllfi
~‘x ‘\‘\. C. ‘. on: ‘wxu ‘- “\‘viw Vow-u» ‘efi ‘\w 11.. (.-
, hunger-manure.
V' "E: you had " your’ choice, Lien, ,
which would yo’ rather do~live, or
the an‘ go to heaven?” ‘V , .
"Ah’d rather live“ ' . -
Why. mus White. . semi-ions
chile! Muddy school "haln‘t dono‘you
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EBEAI NERVE Iilllli:
MONEYi
The disposition of money do often a troublesome problem.
To individuals, prostitute. odminlstr‘atorsfitmdto‘ee, guardians, tron:
curtain and moors this Bank otters its surgicss not only 'as s. place or
deposit out in sonrudvliory. capacity.
We welcome mi opportunity to discuss these matters with you——
our chillers moosdssible st oil tunes. ‘ '
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For Over-Eating, Drinking. Smolnng .
‘ or Overwork of Any Kind Caus- '
lug Nervousness,
Take Tonoline laiilsis
pie who have tried them know not .
people in a few doys, and becuuso
advertisedr and all; druggists urn.
Drugglsts everywhere are having a '
big solo these days beaches the inso- . " " ~
they tone up the entire system sndiim , ,3 'Z
”part vigor aiul energy into run-down , .-
cotter“
. /
seeming
"“9“,” :
they are guaranteed to do slalom as ‘= “- ,_ '
authorised by the maker to refunditio
.purnhase price it anyone, is sum,
and with the first box purchased.
ni‘yo'u fool blueahfvo lost conndimeu
is all you need
Finest propsrstlon tor. ileum“. .
f‘mmnuncmmoimlmmu personal some was:
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