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IINIATURE .ALHANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 2:4: in In: 3:17 a. In.
Sun rises 4:29; sets 7:09.

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V tor’ a1 Residence—12:593.
Editor's Residence-779364.
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.A stated Communication of OH
Well Loan: in. 16, ’e: and. At. M,
will be we at It; won, my llth,
1915 at 8 o’CIock p. to. Work w. M
degree. Refreshment» "

All Ninth Mason cordially MU!
fraternally. lam

From-nail, Yours”

: svwearentrmscxea, w. M.

. ' Aunt:—
_’ Robert M. Wilcox,

. Secretary. ' mls, 11 18

 

The annual meeting of Old Well

Lodge Funeral All, Will—b0: hold- on-

‘Wednesday, May 19th, at: tile Indie
rooms.

Per Orderl—-: .

- - . - , c: F sluts, freeldflm

’ A. J. CROSSMAN.‘ Secret-'1‘

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Butler Chapter, NUsWR."t.ML
' , Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main St., 2nd and 4th2Tneediys, of
each month— lyiand m ex-

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, THE'VANISHED’ Hvr-Hss.

One ofi~the most remarkable chang!
es in the political life of America ~lo
seen in the disappearance of. too "by.
.phfiii" in- the pfiS’Sst two weeks. n. '.

Always our foreign-born citizens-
the. Germans and iirish particularly—
had proudly coupled the parent land
with the hind of‘their adoptaion. The«

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European war, with its‘fanning race ‘

prejudice, had strengthened this ten-
} dency until the "hy'phen' was almost-
a national issue. It came to repreIentt

a lamentable cleavage in the semi‘ ‘

ment of a nationiwhloh, despite its di-
verse- elementmpas
been unanimous in its foreign policy.
The Germans especially: seemed; (livid.
d from the-otherAmerlcans. an-d‘there
was some tendency of the same sort
among the Trish; -

But suddenly all that has passed
away. The attack on the Lusitania,
and the resulting action thit govern
ment, has acted as assert of solvent
mule melting. pot or American citi-
zenship-Every alien element is dis-
solved out, and there remain pure Anta

erlcans. Foreign statesmen and pub- S

llcists who predicted division, and ev-
en civil wi‘r, in this country it ever
the question of German and‘ Irish loy-
alty came to amissue. have been dis-
illusioned with amazing suddennoss.

6’: dued their, tone, changed their. view-

; They \have gluten assurance that“. tile-
; readers they represent are Americans
j even to the bitter test, if that test
should come to bearing arms tor. their.
'S adopted country against. tnezrat'aw

’ use. Thai same assurance has been
given by the.- very citizens wliom el‘
71“» armists have professed to fear most-—
_, the members of German-American
v"shooting. societies. " These organize:
lions, perhaps the nearest prepared
(01' wail. of any: body of. citizens: oili-
slot» car regulbr. army have! made- it
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S-‘S‘Tliem question is purely»: do-

Muemfor the irish and. English
'réonio‘to decide Just a the tune is-

vaporing of a few unsavory ones
among us to the contrary.‘ S

It's the old story, the moral 01 which
has been drawn a thousand times: P4
The members of a family may quarrel.
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3‘39“"- W9-bflnzno mason WW. . .
“ti-across the seas despite the foolish» .

3'1 y-Ngyafi. 11—1.“, SS.S .;

ORWAL!

Widths
Rh , not;

nearly always .

.S be- settled

S amount of force.
" Q '- Our editors of German newspapers .
“ have almost without .ISexSceptlonS Isub“ _.

point and supported the. president. .
* The fbilbviing from a St

at us were doing lately) but let any
outside friends or relative jump in to
take a hand and instantly the whole3
family turns on the ,intruder and is
the talk or making him mind his own
business recovers its domestic unity."
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'. AMERICAN “GAS-”MES."

use oi" poisonous gases by, the Ger.
led emotions \the..news thatv the Uni-

a series of’experlmeuts at Fort Sheri~

of the. bomb is to mule instantaneous

tests demonstrate its snooesa'it is
further reported that the chemists of-
the war departrnenbhave been work~
ing tor a year to perfect such a bomb.
' it will be recalled'lhat the last Ila-
sue Conference the representatives of
l-he nited Statewrelused to Join in a
prohibition of'pS‘oisonous gases as w
none of War. declaring that asphyxia-
tion was no more inhumane than mu-
S tilstion, and that gas bombs might
really; prove to be‘ more merciful than
shrapnel as agents of dentin
Dr. Fowzor, however, makes no such
argument He aims. he says. to elim-
lusts war by “melting war so deadly
that Smen will recoil from it in horror. '
Yet all the give
aspirants tighter. have on».
,i'eildl :‘l‘ .8sz Win-gawk l
iihgvlew a! tthunhvom pres-
stout Screstea int: thlk country by the
German use of deadly. Withewy
be public protests millet our gov-
eminent sanctioning the practice. It
is possible, however. that all the bel-
llgerents will soon have sdopte‘d- the_
new weapohs, in which case wealtlwuld
be obliged in self-defense to do like-
wise. . -
S The general criticismleveled at Ger-
many by enemies andtnoutrals, has
not been: basediso patch on the prin-
ciple of using asphyxiating gas. as on
the fact that the belligerents had
agreed not‘ to use it. and that .Ger-
many, in' doing. so; was breaking faith
and taking: an 'nnfalb' advantage.
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. American cotton‘hau won a new tri-
Sum-ph' in the adoptidn of‘this material
for. American. flags- by: the United
States treasury" department. After
Societal tests, the department has de-
cided that cotton cloth is‘ just as ser-
vloeable and durable as theglmported
wool bunting of which its page have
heretofore liteen made, while of course
it is-much‘lmore economical? The ex-
ample is likely .to be followed widely.
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Jane Adam maintains that "nothing
Loan be settieny force, it will have to
reason. " That's true
Stlll, there‘are times when it's advisa-
his to compromise on a Sreesonable

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GOOD BUSlNSESS‘ IN SOUTH.
Hat Salesman Tilers Find :the Out-0
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mus.
source relates to one or the leading
wholesale list concern of that clty:~——

in reporting a ’general improvement
'bi business conditions in the south
and southwest, John H. Storts, vice-
president of” the Gauss-Langmberg
Hot 06:, said hisiilrms? sales for Ap-
ril, with the single exception of the
record made a‘year'apo, fifiurpsssod
that month for the preceding 10 years
The excess of April. 1914, over the

receiving letters tron: hisimeu on the .-

road in the south and southwest, say
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Americanswlio have condemned the-1
mans are “lady. to receive with mingz'

ted: States government is conductingi‘ ‘1

den, with a chemical bomb invented‘ '
by Dr. L. R. Fowzer ;that tin purpose ; .

death. tniopgn. that-rapid disuston of. '.
gaseous poisons, and‘thst the governo'
' ment is thlning of adopting it if the-

of rsbw Sipodefi

" carried us into another era of world

i the role of tile world's banker;
have already

deed, {hr-1 raising New York t6 first
place among the financial centers of
the world is declared‘ by able banks
ers to be now substantially. more.

month Just closed amounted to only -‘
$14,000} he said: Mr. am said he: is

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Tlil‘s DOLLAR DAY' is a mighty intemting‘plam

Come.“ in ands“ how
SWlllgSo ‘

You will appreciate die

a dollar go a long way.

StStrewHatsfbr

All oilt 3x. Ill Mali-y.

One Dollar oil on every
goodsSin our store.

 

James A. Farrell of this city, on»

porntlon, has noted the upward‘ trend
in business and‘ anticipates" an era
of good times.— The pesltlon ot‘Amc
erlnafls such,. in: the; opinion Job in:
Farrelh that it can lend ilnanclslas-
sistnnce to the rest of the world and
increase its commerce to huge pro
portilms: He is quoted as maxing

a recsnt'lssusv'otthe New} York Sun:
flip. to unlimited few. weeks- ago
it seemed. as. if 'the. prospects» of. a
material improvement 'ln «business
we're doubtful. but apparently the
one hasturned; und‘eaoli dew/«records
a mfliiedfllnwovemenb its the- gen-r
emit site-item. Theera of: intensive
domestic growth in.whicli this. Wit
try has played so ‘great a part has

cameras, and it is a favorable aug-
ury of the development of foreign
trade that. Arnerican productsarar now
to he found in many marketmof the
world.

"‘We are the only notion at the
present time in a position to assume

supplied?» upward: 'of'
$100.00l),00l1- to other countries". and
umbenkers have applications. hunt
derstsnd: for several times that sums
‘Ilollar exchange Sis nearer a reality
today than ever The butlboli,‘ 111.

tangible than p dream." —

onbmmm. a: New chm liv-

S giving you ibryour bundled cents. It intended
that Washington, on ‘a wager threw a silver dollar
acmwtho Delaware River. Sure he could: make

hr go still further by bringing it here Thursday.
Slit-re are new the dctslls:-— *' ,
3 pairs soc Silk HalfiHose for ........ . fill.“
m“E.&.W." 15c Collar: {01‘ .......

$1 Shirt and pair 25c I'nteerovcn Rose .
$1 suit Pores Under-wear. “(1.500. Scarf. $1, 00
5 250 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs

35Soc Wash Four-in-H’ands for ...... .31 00

. Rogers &
SS hNorwalk Store 1
r our

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dent of the United States Steel .Cor- ‘

the following interesting statement in- -

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3‘10 purchase of any other

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Tlisisutonfibile bus was passing the
corner at West Not-want arcane and

eight miles all hour when the accident
happened according to the testimony;
deem ,
Thoflnrtis boywalstandlngontlm
sidewalk with his back: toward the
read. lie vitae hiddemi’nom the viewi o!

No telephone poles. . Due to the fa

teacher! ammo him to seek med
ical attained? .box ran into the

 

wheel or the machine. .
The terrific zeros. of the collision
threw him heavily to the pavement.
hills: on“ his left side. the law was
fractured, and a fracture at the base
onthasltulllceu‘sed'death.

The boy was not .seemby the driver
of the car until he had hit the mar
chine, because of the fact he darted
suddenly this: behind the poles, run
Mr
Millspausli, knowing, this

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Elliow strict, at “80 «clock, Monday .
afternoon, at the speed ohmom six: but,

Mr. Millspaugh, driver of the bus, by“

that its was quite deaf; his schboi ‘

road backwards, “hitting; the from

the front '
wheel had not paused alien the boy's :
body, made alquick. turn-.toIthe left. in “

as: him, 5'an him from. serious in- :S
iii-r them tnexteatimoby offered m'. '
Milispangli; wits: imno waypabsoiutely. S

to blameafoothosod noonruehce. . . -
The inquest Will Very brief. Mort
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Here are irresistible Bargains priced to show disregard oh cost. or value. . ,
_ CUT OUT THE COUPONS and bring them with you; Shlo goods will lie sddat
9‘ prices unless you present the Coupons.
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