Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 15, 1915 · page 6

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WM rm so W 11111 1111 51111113
1101.111 idea. What was it, he asked
3M that a man desires most,

N. Iwhile he is leaning back in adsorbent;
JAMES 601333333331 ‘ chair? He yearns to see octane-lust

33 L. AND A. L. GOLDEN, :becauashecaa't. Fomedtomanp at
PROPRIETORS. 31m uninteresting ceiling, netwonders
w winnmlngonmmentrcétaodsu
WflURSDAY, JULY I 5, 1915 the barber’s glib chatter can't compare
35am for the defect.
NINIATURE ALMANAC FOR3 13111 how could it hehone? Simplest
I TOMORROW. thing in the world. Sid had read about
7 i331: tide I :05 a. m.; 1:33 p m, the periscope, by which the captain of
335m risesI4:33; sets 7:24.11 submarine sees what is going Ion all
3 33 ‘ 3amund while ‘he is safely submerged.
:The soldiers, too, he knew, use in in
‘thc trenches, to look at the enemy
,with the enemy without exposing their
311:11:11 to rifle fire.

1‘50 Sid installed above his’lbarber’s
filial-’5 Rwdgnchxazsg Ichair a tin pipe running up through
any Editor 8 Residence—7521. 3the roof, with a mirror combination in
We“ Manager’s 12:53de it that enables a patron, while having

U 13'1" his beard removed, to gaze at case on
> ”when mamce‘sgo’ 3the busy life or nsdlock M11311 Main
'3street. And the way the citizens are
:A STATE' “FIRST GITlZEN." ‘fiocking to Sid‘s barber ship is a can-
It is something new in the snna1s3uon,
of fame when an entomologist is sin- Periscopes for “the, shops! it's
sled out, as the most distinguished Cm-Ithe last word. Who'll be the first to-
men a great commonwealth. Such afmau them here?

Me has suddenly befallen Prof Lab-3 And after several barbers have in-
‘ tome Bruner of the University of N6 stalled periscopes by means of which
Flash. 3barbered citizens may view the mov
A This unassuming scientist was chos- Iing tramc out'side, who will be the bar
it by a special committee appointed 13333333 to set up a moving picture outfit
_ by the governor. The committe‘ was lwhich throws the modern drama upon

Whosed of typhical Nebraskans, who 3the ceiling?

are a hard-headed. practical peoplc,3 W

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A3394 who know that in that state 8811' At any rate, President Wilson is not .
dilute is more 1310mm“ than any ill a position to pass any adverse cri-
jlllng else, and that the man who does ticism upon Mr. Bryan. It was Bryan
33 most for the crops is the state's 3alone who took “11180“ from a minor-
MWS‘? 119119333330“ 80 the "bug hum ity place id the Baltimore Conventlotl
W011 “833"“ the ““3939 ”“330” and won the nomination for him over
fill?! (“flee 3103‘393‘5- 33P°3333C33 “"3“; Chump Clark, the majority candidate.
833i! ’1 111mb“ 0‘ ”33 0033333333399" 3’3 In each of his three campaigns for the
Go bubble We want ‘3' man of “3““ and presidency, Brynn polled Indra votes
«sting (3393333033031 based 0“ creative than did Wilson, though the population
chltveémen -" 30f the United States was much less
i would be imposible to eslilnflle33“hen Bryan run. In political sagaclty
3333531133330“ 033 (30333335 ““33 P3303 3333““ requisite to effective work in a con-
$5“. has saved N93’P3‘53‘“ and 033393 volition and in popularity with the

 
 

 

hiatus and other countries When the Democrats of the country, Bryan 111133
orsslous chinch bug was destroying Wilson “skinned a mile" and it is “3
‘3 crops 33333 ‘3“ ”33’9““ plague, 333° 3safe guess that Wilson' a political advl~3I
.I 3 seller searched through the insect ers won“l let him commit the folly 0:3
creation until he found a parasite that 3saying anything that will displease-
Ipreycd upon the chinch, and by intro- Bryans friends.

'ducingI it. into the fields he saved theI’
"crops that year and taught everybody3
how to wave them thereafter.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Dr. Albert A. Snowden of the Na-

 

ftWhen ”16 wheat crop of Argentina3l1as collected data showing that 22.-
{was being eaten up by the locusts in 3000.000 persons depend directly for'
‘3 d888, the governor sent for :Bruner, so their livelihood on the manufacturing

he went there and saved the crop. and industries of the United States. This
{ought the locusts so effectively that 3illcludes the 9,000,000 employee or the:
{they have never bothered the countrl 33313'arlous establishments and the mem‘
‘bluce Those are merely two examplefi bers of their families. The $24, 000, 000, -

101 many years He is credited with 3gregates $28 000 Madonna exceeding lar-
‘It‘be no less valuable work of training gely the amount of Great Britain and
hwhole generation of Nebraska youth Immany combined.

513113 the gospel of modern scientific3 _____._.._.__.__.

3 filing. and raising up hundreds ot3 it is suggested that if Germany per
33333333 to carry on his “3m . ‘3slsts in refusing to make amends for
- lPu-bllc ”mm“ nearly 9‘9”“ here 35311111191111; the Americans on the Lush
$1:er 3° ”“3390" 5‘303‘ a choice, 31““tents, and deliberately drive us to ex-
3 “Mic ”33330“ “3 333333033 unanimous‘ treme measures, there is a simple and
in 39330330333103“ Thomas A' E33350“ 33393 easy way of forcing reparation. There
33 31033359“ 03 the United Emmi ”Tare about $100,000.000 worth of Ger-
he creative, productive work 33183.3man333steamshlps lying in American
““318 “3053 the work that adds 3° 333° harbors. We could seize and sell them,

in I wealth that makes the neces Iand compensate the families of the vic-
as and comforts of life more easily time with the proceeds-

'l‘) lnable, that lessens the amount of3 '

Wort required to obtain results, and “Have Women Come to Stay?" is
c ss.people with more leisure and .IUIe caption placed by a New York ed-
33333333333 for the 333333333 enloyments or 3333333 itorlal writer over a discussion of the
3333333 on 333333336333’ [33303333330338 people, entranced! women into Russian mun
mg 333 33333 way 333 33h3g333333 333333 itlons factories add their unexpected
333.333 3033333333333 3333 11 “3333333333 033 3emclency there. We don’t know much
11.: 30f the Russian "1111111111011 making lad-

Keesnls esmscops.

‘ in miles]: Mills, a Maine town
that you can't even hnditon
also, comes a trade hunch
I be worth money to any
any community in the U. SI.
1111011, it appears, had had a
tiered competition with Silas
, or the barber trade of Bad

3men decide not'to stay in our partot
3the country, we hope We may move to

3a better land! 3

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The State Department is making a
strenuous. effort to secure themes
of 850, 000,000 worth of goods ordered
from Germany by American import-
era but held in that country because
3Great 13.11111. wlu not allow its sins
manhunt what has become of the
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who added that the suffrage leader

. . , _ 'was no longer a resident of this state;
3333333333 ”33333333333333 333 3333333333333333333333333 1' but had made her home in New York‘Ideu, fignbeny 13 years old, and alleg-

~slnce she returned from abroad in ed to the u firebug, who yesterday con-

what Prof. Bruner has been doing 3000 and their normal yearly output 113- '

3July 24 at Media.

'ies,3hat we must say any time the,wo~,. 3

1Iclation ,the National Boot and Shoe

administration was supposed to he

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PEJ/DENCE 0F R£V 01F JK/‘VJ’ABAUG/I if 0441.34.53. TEXAS

fhlsis the home 111 Dallas, "lcxu of the Rev. 0 F. Sensa-
bnugh, father of Mrs Frank Holt. 11113101.- husband committed sui-
t‘ltIC ill the Mincola, L I. jail after he had exploded a bomb in

the Capitol at Washington and had shot I. P. Morgan. The
photographs of Mrs Holt and her father are the lust “published.

stltuied equity proceedings to enjoin ' ___';______ 3 " '
the Delaware county authorities from

selling at public auction the yellowIWut Wu '3.” 0f fart...

automobile, "Eastern Victory," to sets 3

lsfy a tax assessment. This announce-r 3 sad to “"0 s“ 13 mans"
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TO STOP SALE OF AUTO.
PHILADELPHIA Pa. July 15r’3
Counsel for Dr. Anna Howard Shaw.3
President of the National AmericanI
Woman Suffrage Association, has 11113
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ment Was made last night by Miss
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WEST THOMPSON, July 15.——G(ll-

1912. The dillclals claim the $120 tart-31111111211 to setting eleven fires which
as are for arranges due from Dr Show have terrorized this community during
since 1918. when the sufirase lender the last month, is being held under
declined to make out a list of her tax surveillance today uhils the State po-
able property on the moon that Bile lice, who unraveled the mystery 11111"

was not a vote and therefore not 5110- rounding the tires, are deciding what

lent to taxation. notion is to be taken in the case.

The car ,which was the gift of New None of the fires did M damage,
York Ifluffrasistsl W38 seized at MO? being discovered in time to prevent it,
land 3PT- and 18 to be 5016 at auction 3but their frequency caused many citl~
sens to guard their property night and
do)“. A number of the fires occurred on
SALT SCARICE IN NEWFOUNDLAND the property of the French River Tex.

ST. JOHNS, N. 10., July 15. ~11 scur- tile Company The state police traced
city of salt threatens to offset to a the drilling by means of a particular
large extent the benefits to be derived brand of matches which were found at
by Newfoundland fishermen from the a number of the tires, and when con-
unusually large catch of cod along the fronted with the evidence. young Han-
northern and eastern coasts and on the berry tearfully confessed. die admit-
Grund Banks this ummer. Because of. ted having set a fire in his own home
the small catch during the past two last Thursday. The boy is a son of Mi-
or three years, the importers this sea- 30311161 L- Hunberry, a weaver at the
son reduced their orders for salt, French River Mills and 11 pupils in the
tvhicb comes from Trupanl, Sicily, and grammar school. The state police he
Cadiz, Spain. In addition the War has lleve that other young boys or the

caused delays to stehmers bringing the community may be implicated and the
salt. investigation will be continued.

Practically all the salt in the islandI E
has now been distributed to the milling . TWICE TRIES eUlOlD

rte. 111111011511 at least 15,000 tons STRA'rronn, 001111., July 15 v-Al
1133111111111 is expected to reaéh this bert Mel-1111,33“ 51 13 in a hospital
city during the next month, it will ar- in Bridgeport today, believed to be

rive too late to s
cod which is rap
various fishing centers.

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u at the bullet wound. following a second at-
333333 33333333 33‘ tempt at suicide at his home on Cut
‘ Spring road, early this 1110111111th is
believed that despondehcy dyer the
3construction of a house, which was

NEW YORK, July 15. -—-As the re- 1
suit of a meeting of representatives333:t “$312333; {13133331113133.3303 ilnsncla
c or the National slide Retailers Assn-33 At 6: 30 a. m. a neighbor attracted
by the cries or Month’s wife, rail into
“mgfa§;u°‘;hfi’;:::°hgxait the house, and after a strug'le, 'Wue;3
31°31“ 0" ° 9. delusional-lot 1311th mm
and the National Last Association, a just as it exploded, the two charges
decree was issued today against the £01113: through the collie!» Shortly .1.
so-called freakish styles of Wmfin'stmards Merrill sltpoed- “”3 and
shoes. The manufacture of shoes 9"shot himself film“: the T318333!“ ear
odd colors lacing at the side Iand been} with. a. revolver. I
was disapproved and it was 11111111113 M93713 has a wife and two child
to return to 1111111111111 conservative run one of the latter .holnk a 30313110-
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Wan-“twig Conn.
on THE sourlo. ‘
ADJOlNING THE BEAUTIFUL
I" coslPo BEACH

The beauty Spot oi Conn.
Near Shore and Station we have 1
arranged and subdivided Dwelling
and Bungalow Sites. All conven
lences. Train and trolley express
service. Plumbing, water 'and
electricity ready for connection.

[0T3 “0013300

Furnished3 and Unfurnished
. Houses.

To rent for summer season or
for salefon the shore or inland-
Great Opportunities at Rentals

from 5150

Modern llp-io-date farms

Latest improvements at sacrifice
prices. “Also improved and unim-
proved shore property. ‘ 31

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90 Low neck and slevveless. Lace wide stripes for dresses. Colors
,3 rimmed pants. Value 399 ea. are ten, black, pink, blue and
g. Friday special IIIIII 25¢ hello. Value-25c per yard.
- I Fridav SJécial ......
3° CHILDREN’S ' 3 19¢ (
j PARASOLS SATIN SPREADS. '0
:9 r Newest styles large variety of Fine quality satin dimity. Light 0‘.
0: colors. Value 68c each. weight. Summer spread. Value 3.
Friday special ...... 39¢ 32 each. 0:.
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g causes COVERS $1 49 '3’
.3. of fine soft muslin. Variety of 40 INCH VOILES, 'f

styles. Lace er embroidery trim-
Vaius 59¢ each.

Friday special ...... 39¢

SHORT KIMONOS
Made of pretty figured lawns,
trimmed with lace. Value 59c ea.

20 pieces fine quality floral
and strips eil'ects. Value 25¢ per

yard. Friday special 123/2¢
CRINKLED CREPE.

For women’s and misses wear-
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fume us it rose from the dew- covered...
tender grass they mowed with 111111-
lug blade and gathered with their
own strong arms. The attraction of
the perfume has lingeled even
through many generations.”
Newimown hay, however, is not al-
ways available, so the art of the pen
rumor has been called upon to gratify

this particular aroma, and “new-
mown bay" has been added to the
varied “perfumes oi Aruby" used at
toilet accessories in liquid form by
the devotees of fashion. Perfumes,
however, like many other things, are
not always what they seem. Grass,
freshly cut or otherwise,
nothing to do with the production oi
the sweet‘scenteddlqnld labeled "new-
mown bay.” The source of the es-
sence is really a' bean. Not the
prosaic, edible bean of our vegetable
gardens, but a been that grows in
that section or the. world whereaonce
El Dorado, the “Gilded One " was
thought. to rule in glittering splendor;
that fabled land in the fruitless quest
of which so many daring, goldnlovlng
adventurels spent. money, time, anu‘
even lives most lavishly. It is known
as the Tonqua or Tonhu been, and
its habitat is to be found in the ire
plcnl countries of South America,
chiefly in the valleys of the Orinoco,
Capra, and Cuchivero rivers in Vene-
zuela and certain sections of Colom-
bia and Brazil.

The bean is the seed of Dipterix
oddrats, a treebelonging to the legu-
minosue or pulse family. The genus
comprises about eight species, all
large trees, to be found in the for-
ests of the countries named and hav-
ing no representatwh in northern lo~
ca’llties. The Tonqua been tree in
some cases reaches a height of 60
feet with a trunk as much as three
feet in diameter; it has 11111111111
leaves and large hunicles of 11611111.
which are succeeded by a pod con
taining 11 single seed. The pods are
about two inches long, almond
shaped, and very. thick; the seed is
about an inch long and shaped like
a large kidney bean; it has a‘ wrinkh
ed skin of shiny black color when
ready for the 1111111111.: The odor,
which is remarkably strong, rose be
les that of sweet clever or new-clown
hay, and is due to the presence of
commands. a crystallizable. volatile,
neutral substance which is soluble in
alcohol or ether and somewhat so in
boiling water, from ch it crystal-
lizes on cooling, The beans are often
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Friday special . ..... 43¢ yard. 3".
REAL “ESTATE 1: d . 1
33. PAD HOSE r1 ay speClal 12/2¢ 3.
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msunmcs . SUPPORTERS. WHITE PORCELAIN '3’
Pink and blue. All sizes. Val- SLOP JARS 1..
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. ' I “33533303153332.333033’ .: ue 25c per pair. , With cover and .ball handle. 9:.
CONNECTICUT : “Friday special . . . . 19¢ Value 31.25 each. 3.
O. F , I "I z
.3. PILLOW TOPS I r13<ay schlaI . ..... 89¢ .3.
THE TONQUA BEAN. 3. Of Velour in variety of pret- FEATHER DUSTERS. .9
.. J, .. (Y patterns and COIOTS- V33“ large size, good quality fealh- 9.0
The Real Source of the Perfume .8. Elle each. rs. Value 50c each. 0.9
K"°‘”",“ 33”" "3“” Hay.” 3. Friday 3995333 ~~~~~ 39¢ Friday special ...... 35¢ ego
’lhere is a witchely about the g . _ 1 ..
smell of new-clown buy that appeals 9 tSILKOLINEn WOMEN S AND
to human kind of high as well us 080 A“ the new fancy (16918113 011d CHILDREN’S °°
low degree," writes Edward Albes in e. 3 93‘3“ colors. Full 3333 “3‘33"” “N391 HANDKERCHIEF S. ’:’
a recent number of The Bulletin of .3. 8333“” lbs ”’3' "’33- ‘ Hemstitched. Fine quality. Va. 0:0
the Pun-American Union, Washing- .3. I‘l’iday. speClal .. . 9M¢ So each. Friday Special 31343 0.
mm D. C. ”There seems to be a .8. CREX RUGS DR LYONS’ 6:9
tendency to revert ,to the primitive . .
and bucolic 111 ms, 0, us. however 9:0 271151 inches. All colors. Var- TOOTH POWDER. ’
circle and “a“, our “Mes may have {:0 leiy of designs. Value 79¢: each. Value 231‘ :1 bottle. .3,
become, and the fragrance of the 0:0 Friday specml ...... 54¢ l-‘rldoIv S3lt‘t‘llll ...... 19¢ 3":
fields grutifles the olfactory nerves of e 3:
prince and pauper, of scullery maid 3: 1, -—~ .1 0:0
as well as the pampered social but- .3. 3 "r i . ,‘ 0:0
terfiy whose more or less remote on 3 3 _\ 3 33 ' ..
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coroner made his inquest of the Pope

hundreds. stopping wherever thetreos3gm“5 death

are plentiful, and when the fruit he!
ale to full all get busy. The pods are!
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gathered and taken to some open3 CALL N NEIGHBORS 3333383333

space where sunshine is plentiful,It The editor ”33 a German paper 31"
and there carefully crushed and the :prlnted lecently the grim statement
beans extracted and then spread mtathat it's “on1313,600 miles from 661-
to dry When thoroughly dried “hey3many to New York3clty,3" and asks us
are loaded into the boats and trans 3to remember it. Vie fall to see what
ported to Ciudad Bolivar or I3333111323particular geographical significance
other convenient port where they the fact has at this time. It is only a
are sold to the exporting merchantzicoume of hundred miles from Berlin
Here they 80 through a process ofIto Paris. It is still a briefer distance
crvstallizatlon by being steeped inl3333333m some 333 the 33333333333333

London. It is a night's ride from
strong rum or alcohol for about 243

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hours, and then again dried. it is3 3333333 33y 333 3333333 So 33 33333 33333333333333

I editor is tl inkln about takiu a hos-
the drying process which causes 3 g g

the
tile trip to some foreign country we
shiny “333338 “33533333 3° appear on the; would suggest that he visit some of

surface, and which causes the beans these places nearer home before he

3" shrink and 3333335 them 31393333 starts 'for America. We are busy over
wrinkled appearance here with the Wheat Crop and we do
During the year ending June 301 not care to be interrupted -—Joplin
1913, the United States imported Herald. ’
783,888 pounds of these beans, viliued33 W '
at $1,140, 409. They lend their frag- INFANT MORTALITYI
11111111 to high grade tobacco. fine tot“: According to American Medicine the
M soaps, to “brflllfiiflinB” and other3 real reason why there are 300, 000 un-
hair dressings 3113 dyes, ‘0 dainty necessary deaths every year among

 

lit-osmotic: that softly tint the cheeks our tables is that the fathers cannot

and 1103 01' beauty, {0 flavoring 93-33 make enough money to keep them
tracts" used in confections. and to alive. Onein every eightbornisfore-
many other things that gratify the {doomed to early death for this reason
sense of smell Thus has an estee~3and no other. It is not necessarily
able odor become an important semi straight starvation, but precious near
merclsi commodity - lumen as deprivation of comforts
. which are necessities for a baby. if
the father makes more than $25 a
week the «ethnic of his infant is

3 NO ONE HELD REENONSIBLSL3
“NEW HAVEN, July 14 —-__~NI’o one is
held crindnaliy respmslble 111 the
finding of Coroner Ell Mix, tiled th-
day, tor-file deaths due to the delay-
ed explosion of a fireworks bomb on -
the night of July 5, during 11 1111111111:
pal celebration of independence Day
on the Central Green. . I .
slx- ears-old, find

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