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molisher. He likened .Cactua to
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w. in! aid: and slow
at. MCI-vain co‘aidae‘and
it no longer.
“Shirt 1., you lint.” be ex-
elmed. “When I an comfort-
ably slowing in the morning
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The crowd laughed at the ex-
penoo e! Cnvath’o mrmentor.
who suddenly betlleugllt hi!“ self
to move to another place In the
stand.
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lines Fa some time nothing “.lClnsnts' oilice it ‘3 “A“ M 3‘" ”em” in the Connieticut Stats prIsI- driven most of our men out 01th”:
done with the an, n u, is no direct connection the at Wethorsleld for mllcity in tlao held."
{him . . . .ueo‘lwhne tho mtlgnuhmm ”95' "“1”“? “' "l” M" h” m An American naval odioer Ll to I wwlm my
commission took upfie investigation Panama canal not and other investi- county home at”? you ” on n— Ew9. cm
of the financial transactions at the m M mum M?“- 0‘ m“ ”“4"" ”Midis:
old management of tho New “oven 1311ch 8am ducted at the New Haven. Rev. William Do Loos, lpve, presidut -
sad the Department a: Justice wag Has Had Roach Expat-lend. o! the Connecticut Humane *Society, “ " ’ .
busy on its investigation of the New “489 Clements h“ N 3 8°“! 49,“ “Eu-’9?“ 7“ “bud“t testimony gating thodoath (ti-om”:-
Haves m m m antitrust of «panama in hauling railroads attheheartng. Illlbtheeflfll 9mpm‘m‘mhgp.”
law” Both of these mm“. applications tor rdiet [mm the cans! that” the children, M "William. m. Ins. (keen m M ”
have long since been completed and”: 80*” 8 divorce provision. H“ W W 9.9 “1d 6°“. W ‘3‘ 5' “119““ by tho AlerloamCoaoul from w
be taken from their present-hon-
mice the: then were mutant” 0‘ m- M“ “WW“ “‘0 Luxurious“. Aiflletpasoedthroogh
against certain odiolals and directors; steamboat lines «heretics on Chm- with the grandparents. Frank “5 Gmmohatullgrmdhlohofl.
of m old management to cum fiei peaks Bay and its tributaries. Vila-Mary Webster of W. and M: The launch bearing the clear no
criminal'provisions of the law, andé are controlled by railroad interests, in the county temporary home. In the consul carried an Medel- llag
certain interests began an effort to re-l principally the Pennsylvania 0031' addition to Dr. Love, thou muffins a; bar m and a white on; pt hol-
me; funds from. persons identified” pony. were Samuel Gardner. one of the b" you. usutonant Green inmodiotory
with those-Called Mellon regime. Besides the matur a! the MM mane society agents: Eugene Kama W to. name, we... 1.. w. m;
Agreed I. Sell Linea. lines, fliers ls paiding before the ol the usociated charities of Wator- ”
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the hit. Jane 1PM" 0a;
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period covered first hallo for m
Bmgxlya ighfiows. died of heart fl:
case last night, at tho henna of
mate. Mrs. Harry Britten, III m
mood am. N J.
osumoo sienna roll sooner”
limes.
Newark Col-act” Company Alleges
Bridgeport Concern Got Thom
From Former Clerk.
Suit (or $15,000 damages was Infill!”
, tnted in the Civil Superior Court yea-,9
terday by the Barclay Corset Com
pany of Newark, N. J. against the ”
Crown Chrset Company, of Bridgeport.
in which it is alleged that the Barclay}
Company’s business suffered beanie
John F. Paine, a former employs o!" .
the plalaiit, revealed names at agents
and representatives' oi the m
and much business was obtained by
0t. Loujo Manager Opinoo That There
Is No Poaco In Sigh at M”
Boliovil HIM Will 30 Smbouloq
Out. Next Wintor”. 4'
I}: an interview recently Fade!
Jones, manager of the. St. hauls Fed-
oruls, limited tbzit h.- picked the right
club when he took he. lnanwmrahip of
to. st. tenets-n and he x'lmu
positive that his club is in the strong-
est molar league.
“I am not discouragod over anything
Just now," said Jones. “Why should I
be? I now have a team in which I
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Besides motel in New rinsed,-
Under the plan of dissolution of the”
up. between President Howard El-
liott of the railroad and former At» railroad’s terry lines In Nell York har- _,___,___,_._____.___ consul rem tho 910899018 In MW“?- Ffl' the Eli gering suspicion. that he was fighting played by the plaintii't for some time
tomey General 'McReynolds the New§ bor. necently the commission no REVISED AUTO LAW is now In I I ’ m M m“ “m“ I“ m“ “9“" “an“ 0“ ”1° ““19 for his health in the clerical department and his «in:
” ' d th tin 6‘ control bytmlk' :rrecr ~ ‘ Plum“ “ 38“ 1m, head of the “Got to get out and Date the 00‘“ ties ambled him to come to matter
Haven railroad agreed to dispose of Its prove 9 0011 a ' KIM by Villa Trooper. Amerl n length: in regard to the out- while the going is good u said Flynn.
control over the Merchants and Mines”:
Transportation Company, a, line of
vessels plying between Boston, Pron~
deuce and Philadelphia, Baltimore and
southern ports.
The dissolution plan, however, pro
vided that the question of the contin-
uance of the New Haveu's control
over the so-called Sound lines of vesv
sols should be left for the Interstate
Commerce Commission to determine
as part of its duty in enforcing the
railroad- steamboat divorce section of.
the Panama canal act.
That is the matter now claiming the‘
commission's attention, flie- commis-
siorl baa disposed of the applications
oi a number of 9railroads, for teller
from. the law with respect to their
steamboat lines in various waters One
of the most important of these cases
that has been decided involved the
steamboat lines on the Great Lakes.
which have long been‘controlled by
the trunk 'li-ne railroads running into
the middle west The commission held
that such control could not. continue
under the law and the railroads are
‘ making arrangements to ” sell their
Great Lake vessels
Provisions of Law. _
The law provides that ”hummu-
trol over steamboat lines shall not
continue unless the commission deton-
mines that such continuance” would be
to the advantage and convenience oi
the public and wmmerce and that it
u ould not curate-to prevent or lessen
competition between the rail lines and
the water lines The commission has
decided in some cases that continued
central by the railroads over steam-
boat lines might continue
What it will do in the New Haven
case is a matter of conjecture. It is
013.1de by the railroad and by busi-
ness interests that it is for the benefit
of commerce that the New Haven op-
erates the Sound lines between New
Work and Fall River. Providence and
various ports in Connecticut and Mas-
sacbusetts. It the commission can be
convinced that this is the case and
that competition will not be rsduud
or prevented if the railroad is not
Screed to dispose oi the sound lines
ny New England people believe it
would be a good thing for their section
,0: the country They say that, joint
ownership of the railroad - and the
steamboat lines enables prompt de‘
livery to be made in New York of New
England products, which would not be
soifthe trailic allllod tomovevia
rail, owing to congested conditions In
and around New York 7
Clements Consider-ling Matter. .
A Judson C Clements of fleorgla: the
senior slumber of the concussion. is
the man to whom the New Raven’s ap-
”pllcatlon has been assigned for con.
alliteration. It is said that belies had
accountants and. other agents or the
commission imth field studinl coo
,ditlons in southern New England and
.in New York. that bear upon the ques-
tion presented in the case“ of the
Sound lines .What they have reported
is not stated ‘ ..
Itmaybethatoneofthecoromis-
”,aiou's examiners will: be. conned to"
,iakietestllnonyhiiheeases. Oaths
other haunt-5‘ the New Haven (also m
be of such imperious that. lulu
Clements will decide to hear the tes-
‘ timony himself dim will bs‘
held it is reported; this minor. in
.is taken for granted that the comm”
sion will hear. oral 9mm on the
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commission the application of the
thocsnalaetlneonnoaionwiththel
lines of several car ferry lines on the
Great lakes. It has been contended
that continued control by the New lla-
ven over the New York ferry lines.
which enable lbw reach conveniently
many points on New York harbor.
will operate for the advantage of pas-
senger travel and the shipping public.
it is conceded. that the cur ferry Ile—
sults in a great saving of time.
P. THRASHER'S WORK IN
DOWNING CHICAGO VICE.
S.
Former President of Connecticut Law
and Order League Still Active In
Routing Ont immorality—
Real Estate Men Help Out.
Samuel 'P. Thrasher.” formerly of
Hartford, some time head of the
one-time” Stats. My: ’ ”and Order
League, ”for the suppression of the
liquor tradlc and toe in general to
vice of any description, is making
big headway against vice In Chicago,
according ”lo press accounts and III-
formaliorl that filters through to lo
cu. civic organizations. At ”present
Mr. Thrasher la head of a coinsur-
oi’ fifteen In Chicago. attempting
the task of obliterating the city's
vice renal-ts of. whatever description.
Mr. Thrasher's ‘ activities have
worked the municipal government up
to {a pitch where” real clean-up work
Is being entered upon. 5”-
[n a recent report to his committee
Mr. Thrasher gives a detailed recount
of the vice situation In Chicago, en-
ters more or less into the ramlca-
(Inns of the various evils and offers
some pertinent suggestions for relief
applicable not only to the Illinois
City.
The spotlighi- of -leblchty, is re-
garded by Mr. Thrasher and his co-‘
workers as one of the best remedial
instruments. His report says!
“Our method of publishing names
of owners of record property used
for immoral purposes has had a ire»
mendous effect.» Many hundreds of
houses in this great city have been
or agents who had been indiflerlent
regarding the use or their property,
or who had been content to receive
revenue non such a source ae-long
as titer-ewes ”No' danger at having
their names publicly linked with thee.
reports."
Mr. Thrasher declares that the
interest and cooperation of real 99's-
late holders are of inestlmahle value
In a campaign dull as be is condor
ing. As to this factor he writes:
“One of the moat Wary re-
sults has been the winning over (”it
many real estate owners and agents
to a position of active ctr-operation
in our work of eliminating .vlclous
mom Real estate men are acknowl-
edging that It is neither good mails
under their control I70 be used for im-
moral purposes, and we are glad .to
count among our most faithful sup-”
porters some corporations and indi-
viduals who are large owners of real
estate." "
As an enemy or vice, an. Thrasher
nectlcut during his residence in Hart-
ducted the strolled the Law ”and Cr-
der league.“ and was connected with
unjust-mm other civic.a9rld relorm9 e»
.aoela‘ept selected its, legal 9mm
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New Haven system that was agreed New Haven railroad for relief from, -- m
Iliddlebury, and Treasurer Abbott of
the town of Mlddlebury.
Automohllloto Are Urged to Become
Familiar With Changes In Old
Statute.
NEW HAVEN, Juno 2.~—'l‘he re-
1'
vised automobile law becoming eds”c-.
live yesterday. C. H. Robinson who-
represented the automobile clubs at
the general assembly ,and whole leg-"
islatlve chairman of the New Haven
club, issued a formal notice to auto-
mobilists to become familiar with the
Their particular
attention to directed to the provisions
requiring care in approaching and
changes In the law.
passing trolley cars which have stow”
nod to accommodate passengers.
FORMER
—-——.
"ICON GUARDS SEN-.
TENOED To WETl-IEICFIELD."
HARTFORD, Jane 8.——The tables
were turned on John-fliomrty and
Walter DLLawrence, of this city. Us;
til it few months ago they were trust-
ed guards at the state prison. but
new they are slated for criminals'
garb in the same institution. Jillge
Within 3. Case, in tile super-lorcourt
yesterday afternoon, sentenced Mon
iurty to jail for one year, and Law-
rence to state priillon for from one to
"Charles Creaton, whom
three years;
they aided in escaping from prison.
was sentenced to three years in the
institution, the‘sentence to take‘eil'ect
at the termination of the sentence the
man Is now " serving.
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purged 0” immoral women by e: M" ”sediment or Deposit In Urine, Irrita-
WW
SlGNS 0F DANGER.
Backache, dizziness and headache,
with "specks before the eyes," irreg-
ular heart action and liver trouble.
The severity or the early symptoms
depending upon the amount of pole
one which the kidneys have allowed to
remain III” the system.
SYMPTOMS.
Aching Pains ov'er Hips. 'Bachache,
tlonof the Bladder, Pain in Urinating,
Rheumatism, (Uric acid
Sudden Stoppage of pride,
Colored or
Pass ‘Blood or Mucus in Urine, Reten-
tion of- Urine, Strainillg after Urinat-
ing, Thick or” Sluggish Urine,
Milky ' White
In Blood.)
Highly
Urine.
Stone
In the Eladder, Cystitis (inflammation
or bladder.) Catarrh of Bladder or.
Bowels, Pumnssa under Eyes, Vora- .
clous Appetite, Thirst, Gall Stone,
Gravel, Pain in Urethra. Swollen Au
klea, Dimined Vissioi,‘ .Spe'cks before .-
the Eyes,
Calls, Moutll Dry, Billousness, -Drlb‘
sling, Lun‘91ba’go; Loss of Flesh, Weak-
ness, Irregular Heart Action, Ulcers-
lien or the "madden Skin Pale, Waxy
and Dry. Bad Odor of Persplratiom-9 --
'slmplo Test for ”Kidney Disease ‘.
Fill a botls with urine; let-it stand.
”for twelVe'hours; if there is; a sedi-
Scanty Urine,
Frequent
ment or cloudiness of unfilled” You
have kidney or bladder trouble. ”and
you should begin taking .‘il‘ndnm
treatlneot today. Don't delay until the
disable is too for advanced.
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‘ WASHINGTON. June an). N. Boa-
nott, an American. while in a hunch
with Canaan ooidiers, south (I Popu-
'eo. waaahotand killed by aVilla
trooper, aocordlngto a dispatch tolhs
state department from Tom, dated
Hay Stand rude public yesterday.
Secretary Bryan muesli «the mo
ernmeut is lam the case.
The on» department has no hier-
nation a! to Bennett's ldontity.but it
is presumed be III small)!“ In the
fauna) Oil operations. The launch in
which ho and tho Carranzlotas were
setting was bound from Tauplco when
the Villa soldier opened lire. Wheth-
er a‘ayono else was killed was not
w ‘ ‘. .
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Eat Lesa float It Kidneys Fool leo
Load or Bladder Bothoro.
Most lolksiorget'tliat the kidneys,
like the bowels. get sluggish and clog»
god and need sill-hing occasionaim
else we have backacho‘and‘dull filo
cry in the kidney reflon, severe head-
achoo. rhoulnofl" twlagss. turbid liver,
acid itchiach. ileeplsoiogss and ‘sll
sorts of bladder: disorders.
You simply must keep your kldd
neya active and” clean. and the mo
meat you tool aii‘acbe or pain in the
kidney region, get about four ounces
lot Jud Salts from any good drugstore
here, take a tablespoonfnl in a glass
of water before breakfast for a row
days and your lddneys will then act
Inc. This famous salts is-mads room
the acid of grapes and lemon piles.
combined With littlla. and is harmless
to [lush clogged” kidneys and tend
late thsih to normal activity. It also
neutralizes tho-«Mills in the urine so
lt9 no longer irritates, thus ending
blodder disorders
.9._Jsd Salts is harmless; Inexpenme;
makes a delightful elferveseent “this
water drink which everyoody should
take now and than to keep their kid-
neys clean, thus? avoiding serious
complications.
A weilhnhwn local drugsiat says he
sellil lots of Jad Baits to folks who bo-
lleve in overcoming kidney troabls
while it is only trouble.
TWO BANDITG CAPTURED AFTER
RU MINING FIGHT.
Merl Shot and Perhapo ”Fatally whorls-
all wmuw. Mimi: «g ,
\4 Fm '“
”ERIE. Pm, June 3—Atter a- ram;
with a mewmposedolmorolhau a
hundred mop. two men, who had shot
flack”. a- wealthy” former near water-
hardware mauled late yesterday in.
a wood cl’glfiy miles from the (cans of
the crime. They gave their names as
tho’ioundm and Emery. Eaton.”
captured by m” cls Dunsco‘mbe, a
member of the pens.
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.flsht which lasted? virtually all fills: nucleic, seam Were; Newton:
and perhaps totally wounded Richard- .
bother-ammonium Tbomonwere-
-Moek was shot- and robbed while ”‘
(”r-
“have the utmost confidence"
Then Jones switched oil to tho Fed-
eral league as a whole and to Wall
look for the minors. 9
"There is a mighty slim show for the
minors this year," he said,
there are three or four leagues running ‘
“and it
by July 4 they will be doing pretty
well. a: for making meltey, none of
than will. that is a My.
“As for the major leagues, I think
there will ho two running next
and one of them will be the Federals.
I do not expect to see them get to-
gether this year, as they already have
their men under contract; but there
will beanavvfulhowi gouplnmany
a city in the National and American
leagues next year. Why? Because a
let «them are ready to quit the slime
DOW.
‘Tbersisnochsnnotarthoi'odenl
loonetobootom lam-easily
inwudlhcm’ml algo-
edaooatnctwltbfltuuh. Some
mighty solid man are behind it, and
thoyars wnllngtonendthemoney.
Thachancsaarethatwowlllnotmko
much money this year. but neither will
we‘icoc any. The othc two leagues
sleukdytodropsblgwodwlththelr
inflatedsalaryllsta.
“Astorthesrtiaticendofthegalne,
tbsMrolloaguebsomswlng-lvethe
foasaagoodamntorthoirmoneyas
thoothmJVahavsmotthebest
taloutotthooldsrmmmdeo
we have already developed a promising
set of youngsters, who alwrtiy will
shine Just as brilliantly as do the other
stars of today.
“Should we need any more talent
next year we will go out and get it.
and there is” where the older leagues
will under. Most of‘tbslr connects one
for two years and that means the ma.
jorlty will be up at the end of this year.
Therelsnowaythaycanhoidtheir
players unless they outbid us, and by
that time they won’t be in a condition
to do much bidding.
“The backers of the Federal league
are willing to go the limit, not only
this year but next and following years.
It is simply a case 0! the survival of
the fittest, and that will mean that the
Federal league will be the major cir-
a"..-
2v», -..
Y” 'M
for peace overtures this
"My. .-~
year. but w on the other magnotcs
see us line up‘for’the barrier next your
there will be a mighty scramble to get
“into the peace wagon."
re more AMERICAN crews".
Chadian Association Elana Interna-
tional Regatta at 8!. Gather-Inna.
Special efforts will be made by the
Canadian. Association at Amateur
Oar-amen thlsjeer to have a large
number of United States competitors
at the Chlludldli9 Eenley at St. Cath-
ariues; out.
The dates for the notional regatta
were announced u B'rlday and Satin-
day. Aug. 0 and ‘7- The United States
" national regatta will be held the fol-
lowing week on'ithe Connecticut river
at fipnngfleld, Mass,
The Duluth
” ”for an entry in
1 club” will be asked
is eight outed evellt.
Various rowing clubs in St; Paul, Phil”
MWWWRMAGWM
am.
as?
In spite or tho fact. that scores of
Canadian caramel: are now either at
the front or preparing to go, the Do
gluten will be as largely rcpmenied
”in the United States national regatta
" ‘as used;
Earl Mock. said: to be a nephew».- o'té .
A009“ G090 IIIIUI'Y bull.
to a. m Runner and ”Hit: Am the .
xAvorooo.
In speaking or. Acosta. the utility one I
fielder of the Washington club. there ”
seems ”to be" but little that this player
cannot do when it chines? to baseball. , ,
He is not an misuse—he never claim- . "
ed" to: hey-bub should it be necessary"
”than: gtssblovdfor the game. demo.
i «Myholsoslngtotbooutlleiduareg. .-
mm more he 9Wn99csd unlit
saillor‘lueg run
it" not because I’m slowing up. I feel as
o ”than doorbell or the emitted 90,000
‘9 “attorney, also has won solace in
year." said Jim Flynn, the heavy
weight, recently. The ex-flreman then
proceeded to give his philosophy about
my. Probably to dispel the lnstlln»
“you r make it I will bring it back
an invest it in Pueblo, 0010., my home
town.” 1
Flynn finds vaudeville engagements
very healthy, financially speaking, be-
tween real lighting engagements.
Returning to his farewell: the big
pug said: “I think I'll quit this year,
has today us I did sixteen years ago,
and I believe I can stick in the busi-
ness until I die. But. first is the way
with” old use. You never recognize it
until it kneels you out.”
one O’TOOLE COME BACK?
Has aim With Cola-ohm Fallon-In.
His Manon.
The question now before the house
to whether or not llarty O'Toole will
succeed in pitcldng himself back into
the big league. no is new with 001mm
bus and expects he will dons King Cole
did following his bk league relapse.
Otto Hess and George licQulllian are
other shiningexampleo of pitchers who
were sent to the Munro only to twirl
their way back into hot company later
in life.
Many are inclined to regard OToole
as the unhappy victim of overwork.
Following his sale to the Pittsburgh
the Crowa Company.
The complaint alleges that up9.t0‘
December 1,1914, Paine had been one
with the elaborate system the com- 9
my bad tel-"corresponding witklton
agents, ”
It is further alleged that up to ID9- ,
camber 1.1914, the Crown mum
had a system entirely diflereut firm
the as used by the Barclay cancer;
but“ after Paine went to wk til
the Bridgeport concern, he gave ‘
company the names or the representar
tlveo ot the Barclay firm and gave tho
firm the correspondence system the
Barclay Company had with its use ..
and representatives. The Bushy con-
cern alleges the names of the rows-- »
sentativoa were secret and the Cro'
Company did not have a right to on
them. 99 _ 99
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS PAR—l 9
” ADE. .
RICHMOND, Va. June 3—1100 than
5,000 United Confederate veterans. led
by their acting Commander in Chief,
General George P. Harrison, prepared
early today to march through the
streets of Richmond In their modal \ 9
parade. The Virginia nillth, ms 02 9,1"-
dvlc bodies, and a company or the
Governor’ s Foot Guard of Connecticut
,.
club In 1911, St. Paul pitched him to
ll finish-«hat is. between the consum-
mation of the sale and the date of do
livery. When larty reported to the
Rates in Sopbrnbor he won wont to
a {mule and hasn’t been much good
since.
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WHIFFIN LEADB lN ELECTION.
. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Ju, e 2.—~Fred-
erick J. Whlmn. president of the Los
Angeles City Council, had a lead of
374 over Charles E. Sebastian, Chief
of Police, in yesterday's mayoralty
contest. early today, when unoiilclal
returns from 263 out of 465 precints
were received. The vote was:” Whit-
fln, 22.080; .Sebastlan, 21.700. "LessJ
votes cashllad been counted, how-
ever. and Sebastian adherents were
claiming his election,
The election” of, Mrs. .Estelle L.
Lindsey, one of the two women can-
didates for the City council, seemed
assured. Doubt was cirpressed as to
whether Mrs. Clara Shortridge Foltz,
the council. 9-99,..-
VICTIM OF SWINDLER.
Working Woman at Walnut Beach
Gives $15 to Confidence "In.
MILFORD, June 2.21mi. Hull, who
came to reside at Walnut Beach, re-
ceutly” and started a home bakery.
was the ””vlcthn of a heartless swind-
ler monthly.
slit-s ‘Hull has
noilr in fairly large quantities from
Stoddnrd and Gilbert, wholesale gro-
cars, and the confidence man went to
Ira.” Bulls home representing him-
self as on accredit agent or Stoc-
"ent. which will mark the climax a!
“or ls addressed can open it by we»
been purchasing- .
auso planned to participate in the s - .
the veterans’ twenty-81th annual r90
union
~ The laying of the cornerstone of a
monument to General Stonewall Jack-
son late today will be mad by
elaborate ceremony. and tonight. o
fireworks display will bring tbs res
union to a close. .
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ODD SHEETS OF NOTE PAPERa 9
“\tA good way to use up old shoots
of note vapor for which you” he"
envelopes Is to make them, with ,
aid of your sewing machine. into
package of correspondence sheets? 9
that need no cover gut blag”! 9 “£9:
per into halves along the foldodod go
and fold each half WMQ
thread from your sewing M9
needle and carefully run th- .339
midterthngilde. of the noehii‘ie,
leaving an‘ accurate. quarter 1 an
inch margin on three sides. Tho told
of the paper should remain untouch-
ed. That“ makes a double sheet, three“
of the four edges of which are no
gorated.‘ When you are ready ho‘son’d
a letter write on the inside of the
folded sheet, then moisten tho edges
with glue, seal them .and m the.
address on. the outside of tho folded
sheet. The person to whom the
”lug oi! the margins that seal it;
Youth’s Cdinpanlon.
RUBBING IT IN.‘ 9
Lawyer. (to kicking cilantro-Wop;
have you at last decided to and W
advice and my this hill 0: moo}
Client—Yea. .
Lawyer—Very wall.
darned Gilbert, and on his repre-
serrations collected $915 whldll Airs
Huh. Wed the grocers. she was able
”I
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fi‘vpolindtuolom m'akoahollt OJ
V563? ABLE SEEDS
. TREE TANGLENOT. ‘ '
was tho rush or out moat Ito bolgtlfll, ruse “scissors
, All item of Inucfloldda. "on. Death," "Slug outflows-re,
Paris anon. Aroonats of L‘d, Hordeauir Mixture. , .
William; and live nouns in“ in»
Smith's blll99 for further .ddvlod
lneal foot of Band.
AND "ANTS.
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