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2 IONISAY. AUGUST 9. 1915
TOMORROW.
Hightiderouza. 113.; 10:46p. m.
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.‘1flhlléyilhfiwayof becomingan
inhuman unlined ron
Vagmmmmaflmn
truism an Wotan: East
menus cltlscn he nut start an '
over again when hsrcturas to Am'er- ' I.
ice.
This fact. important to nonma-
of thousands of men from many lands,
is pointed out by the federal depart-
melit of labor in a recent Announce-
ment. 0111 laws provide. that an ap- r
pltoant for citizenship must have re-
sided in the United rm' for live
prions cams.
”mall: Brunei: Office—1388.
341w: Rendfllu—‘H'S'3 .
my new: Residence—75H-
, Business Mariner's Residence--
’ j’rrryere.
What's Residence—Goo. .
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THE " WAR ON dBACTERIA.
2, 2, li‘ we are to sterilize the mouth.
pieces of telephones every day to
I kill the bacteria and prevent infection
,Ind are to scour the door-knobs
priory day for the some reasonpwtiy
. not be consistent and go on scrub-
' Filing and scrnbbing everything with
‘ Which we come in contact? ‘
If these bacteria must be cleaned
poet once a day, why not once an
hour. or once a. minute? Thé pesti-
Actions things are apt to set in any
spot course, everybody knows that
drinking water should be not only
boiled,
4 ram s sterilized cup, and the mouth
{head with an antiseptic solution
alter.
I We have all often enouh been
warned that hnndshsking‘ is danger
ions. and that kissing‘ is simply dead-
” 19.1111 of which warning we have
all dilly observed, of course. 1,
And now that we hate got used to
[Tittle incessant scrubbing andturned it
“our hardshopwinto s habit1 it is
4-sho'eulng to”be informed 'by metal-
“ pent: bacterioioxlst that we still are
3 i in momentary danger from microbes
that lurk in thewscrub brush itself.“
Maybe we shalinext be scrubbing
the scrub-brush, and sterilizing the
soap, and then sterilizing the ster-
4 :llizer. vBacterlolomns are, insatiable
w ri‘i They never that. while to stop”
But their demands, it tully acced-
ed to. would leave us no time to make
gaming. it Would be scrub, scrub
With as all the while. And while sev-
in; ourselves tram death from mid
' crobes we would die of starvation.
The farmer, instead of plowing.
would put in all his time killing the
microbes on his plow handles; the
’ butcher, instead of killing beef, would
never cease to scour his knife and!
cleaver; and. .there would be nothing
produced to est.
_“ This sort oi thing may be carried
"too far. The bacteriologists must
‘iearn to draw the ‘line somewhere,
on
_ From me FINANCE. .
“i The annual bankeniarmer conten‘
once in Chicago recently was taken
as a matter of course. And yet it is ‘
~‘ only a few years since a smell coon-
‘ try town bankei- -ih ‘lliinoia was la!
" bring to interest the“ America}!
irohlems. So ‘mdckly does an inst!-
sultan. grow when While a zehuine.
and finance, and letglad to do what
he cats to letter rural progress along
‘. all lacs. The shuttle banker who
{5 ivsnme osmium reps-4
but distilled. and then drunkl
led his new menu his
'and introduced him to his
.3111! fathers of wealth. And the Chi-
- such 'I piker as to let. M: 0mm
‘» pdsy waning?
yeenacontinuomly immediately pre-
cedlncfithe filing et'hls than panties;
The courts are holding murmurs
trunni- «can not the .1. or per-
mm W any is .‘ foreign
land breeha that continuity. no
minimums“ the original de-
tention to become 8. cities: is “vitiet—
ed” by the oath of allegiance to a
foreign sovereign which is required
in all, or nearly all, European arm-
ies. "‘ ,
The ruling is not made expressly
to meet conditions of the press“
war. at is based on a judgement head.
red down in the case of a Greek who
declared his intention of becoming
an American citizen 63 July 6, 1909.
and ‘thep [returned to Greece in Decent-
her, 1912; to fight in the second Balk-
\sn war. remaining there until Marcia
1914. He is not disqualified from be-
coming a citizen, but his cltiaensbip
is delayed five years.
This is an admirable policy. it
tends not. only. to uphold the value
0! American citizenship, which many
new—comers regard too lightly. but
it emphasizes the fact that this nation
has no connection with the European
war, and neither directly hor indir‘
ectly lends any sanction to particl-
patlon in it.
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MR. GOTHAM MEETS Hi8
GOLD BRICK. .
The centre of population moves
steadily westward So, apparently,
does the centre 0: the goidbrick in
"distry. New Jerk used to be consid
._efed the homé of this lucrative busl.
bees, and the lsckless Hick from the
river wait always 4th, ictlm.
But all things chan . A few days
ago one Mr, Jeremiah Donovan,
whose, oilioes are at.” Broadway,
across the street from thé‘Staadard
on Core“ famous has" 26..i1nd who
ought to know better, went mwe‘s‘lward
With the vendor of‘ one of the éiided
blts of clay, and .bouxht it in the
fair city on Lake Michigan.
It wasn’t quite so crude as buying
an actual brick. The game has its
refinements. WMr. Donovan was“ to
buy. a half interest in a New Your"
bar. The Chicagoans father was to
put up the rest. Mr. Donovan paid
all expensenpi both to Chicago, loan-
; 8650 he -pln
sister.
Time, expensesand about $200 worth
obvaluables were all he lost. it hap-
pened. .. Luckily he had not-put up
the 35,000 halt~lnterest"‘ln cash. The
plot is commonplace enodgh VThe
interest is in the shirt or centre
Sheridan Road takes the place or
Fifth Avenue as a home-site tor ho-
a.
m.
ease police were merely mm
amused that the brick-sells: we
all: so cheaply. 44 .
Poor little old New m In m
4» s,
, . i ‘v ‘
'A Massachusetts couple meted
two years.alter their maritime; and
determined never to speak to use!
emotion of the-immigrant or his is-
other ”9‘?" And the kept tuck“ ‘
The Connecticut had nearly 500
marines on board and she picked up
200 more oil the Virginia capes. The
Navy: Department also ordered the
KILLED IY TRMNS.
Railroad Out at New News Claim
Two. More Victims. 4
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 9.--Two per-
sons who were walking along thug;
melts of the new York. New Haven
& Hartford Railroad near here wote
killed by trains yesterday. A min
by the “Owl” train at East Haven
tunnel and crushed to death. Papers
found in his-pockets indicated that
he had recently been employed at
the iboxbury Tutoring School at
Gales Ferry. He was about so years
old. *
iAll unidentified man. about 445
years old. and evidently a laborer.
was strtsck by a train in the "out"
near «Ferry street and instantly killed.
inborn instances. the east-ease saw
the man on the tracks. blow their
whistles and endeavored to stop their
engines. 1 ' .
co-rmN MANUFACTURERS MEET.
GRO’PON, Conn. Aux. 91.-_The Na-
tional Association of Cotton Manatee
tursrs will hold its semi annual meet‘
ing, tbe’snlncty- ninth, at Hotel Gris
wold. September 9 to 11. The openingr
session will be on the evening of .‘the
9th, when President Alber t Greene
Duncan willV'haiu an address.
The session on the next day will be
devoted, mine torendon to questions
pertaining to cotton film: and Dix. _ N.
A. Cobb or Washington will probably
be present and illustrate some of his
experiments on the fibre. on satur-
day. the 11th. The business seasibnwill
include papers and discussions on
i that
h
The battole‘hip Comtectlcnt ' hes
sailed from Philadelphia for Blyti to
restore order after the Mmslnatlon
of the president there
‘SlllflllllMfllWS
supposed to be Frank Fallon was hit '
these subjects, Are the outfit: schools _
2 ‘ by the” political opponents.
i theaeeorrestlfisl'.
to halls for
extend.“
or a faction termed the “Mellon-.4 “
my the Volksweeht says that the: ‘ . ,
are merely Wad 01 5.91M?- ‘ I
Ego safety? of: the! Path-
Whey ' ‘
themselves do not admit it. but let. '
it be seen that in their opmionj‘lhe _ V
boundaries of today are not establish-
ed tor all eternity. that sach-a eon
CAN YOU AFFORD TO OVERLOOX OUR
, Great August
vulaipneatfils germ-war W pus
””Wmmou bev
fineness-smiths than will.
me when mallet be reconciled to
Clearance S ALE
Thrift - P1udencc- Economy
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“William“?
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noise, 1... 9.-—(Oorrespondence
of The Associated Press)—~Dr. Carlo
‘ 7 Frau. a well-known authority on old
‘ »4 hooks and manuscripts. who has been
hospital .shlpholace from Newport.
It. .11. to Port in“; Prince in view or
the possibility of further fighting and
because oi conditions of service for
the men ssho're at the Haytian capi-
tal, it was thought advisable that the
hospital ship should be on hand to
provide every necessary attention in
any contingency. .
lillll S’illlll till
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Fourteen ranchmen later reinforced
by a detachment of the United States
soldiers and Texas rangers repelled au
attacks of the outlaws. wholelt several
of ibelr number dead when finally they
were routed southwarm hive chine
Americans were wounded.4tu1ee of the
dumber being soldiers. All paisenusr
trains were stopped last skirt tor leer
in passing through the Maoist! di‘s-
trict. ‘ 5
Colonel A. P. Blocksom commanding
the lower Texas border petrol today
dispatched additional troops to more.
Raymondylile and Sebastian to
strengthen the detachment already at
these places. .
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PARIHREMW
10010101 MIRIAM
chums, August 9—t0-n-rold
once. of. The Associated Fromm
cations continue to multiply that the
issues raised by the wsr‘ have
they would be wrecked by the outlaws 44
W. a gem! deal or dissenslon as ,
Librapian at Bt‘. Mark’s Library at
Venice. at the Este at redone and
at the Palestine at Farms writes to
suggest that books which Austrian
authorities and Princes have carried
, ’away f1om ltaly during- the days of
their denomination should be reclaim-
turned to Italy in 1869 by the last
We of Hudson, Francis V. should
be sling-ted. .
From his lusts Library of steam
the late Archduke ll‘rsncis EWIMS.
as hair at the Este family. took pos-
session or the autograph e! the poet
Tease. At Vienna are to he [sand
the rare .mnuaorlp‘ts or the Dogs
Marco must. carried away from
Venice and deposited in the Palatine
”bury of Vienna, while tribe pri-
Borne mm in two polomes. the
(Br-ovary of We d’Bste Ind the
nnsemmsytbohubsrsor
ummnmmot
Italian ”mathematical
with him When his kingdom em to
as and Others were carried away
by the Jesuits and Winn:
Emperor of Anti-la when they
obliged to code the library at the
01111er Romano to the 3mm muss
ens: 1m
“RIMS
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SCHWIERIN, Germany. August 9.-'-4
'ZSuitan." the biggest ox in the world
has been brought here for slaughter.
‘He was exhtliited at all the big no
lie fairs in Germany. He is a giant
of flesh and bone; just a: fraction or
an lnch‘lander 6 lost, it) inches in
height.w and weighs 4,189 pounds. :He
is pure white and was bred from s
811011me Will
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cautioned Front Fir-at Page.)
rendered a number of. selections,
e
Another faction described as the"
§ .4 ‘ “~11!th then
‘mrtywithhaviagebudoaedltsprib
tiniest-144! muted treaso- against
. its whicputfi .
_ similar at
"ed. and the onerous conditions impos. ‘
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“com" or no. anon-o. Au lheeel
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- entnenlyeah.
‘ ' nick
- ‘90 blelslands, his will that «am to
_ Block [aloud and other points a! in
' terest" The loiiswinr vessels and cap-
SAY
drawing the crowds to this
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lugs could be realized on
LINS, AND‘FURNISH
This sale is making a new
neglect taking advantage of
. department.
eats, library oil-the lets Archduke m -. ,
tobetound incisormostpreclousih/
nominates Codtoes of meant. «1:194
ity. also tram lotions, the Bible of
NEVER nave we oneness 5% Moon
son so LITTLE money
Itisnottbelowpricesandbig values alone that are
good styles and quality of the goods themselves.
. There never was a .time when such real substantial sav-
COATS. SUITS, DRESSES, COTTONS, LIN-
ENS, BEDDING, DRESS GOODS, UNDERMUS-
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INGS OF ALL KINDS.
standard of economy. Don't
the many reductions in Every
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wWMfifl“
No matter what‘style you prefer ‘it'
ican be bought now, during our Aug-
stock' is
The Rompers are made of
An excellent opportunity
Br some time to come. ‘
'crepeA, in White, pink and blue striped cEects.
ms! ssvmcshtnn UNUSUAL.
11st Economy Sale for very much less
than former prices, as
the -whole
oflered at revised figures.
extra Sturdy servicable cotton
is.
to buy the youngsters a supply
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CNDND/IL' “.7 .‘1 J .'."
Work bvery minute of the contesti . '1
ducted ‘the’afiair very'sstisfactorily.
corn. shrimp and potsto‘e salads, sand-
wiches, pickles. etc... were servedmnd
this realm? was enjoyed by all.
“Comniodore James M. O'Brien. or
the Nor-walk Yacht Club,‘made an ad-
dress d’ welcome. in Wilton he bent-lily”.
‘ thanked the Knickerbockers for their -
attendance and hoped to see all ms.
Eommodore Noble. 0:
' fisponded‘ very
>_ "an invitation to
talus were Retail? 4 .4 4 ,
Elbonwommiero Noble. _
4nws1plt411,4the well-known boxing “
promoter, acted as referee, and con?.
4 At the conclusion of the entertain-
most a club luncheon. including hot
-. Mdotlefs Mien land in Class 13 con.
" i 1th ‘
Kelple Ila—Captain c. M. Praukard.
Muddy Day—Captain'lrving Sands.
Vandalia—Captain Dressler.
' O
' Spray—2W. F. Buhl
Emma 8 -—Captain George R. Bying~
all. I
F‘
kee, who has never missed a cruise in
the last twenty years. was obliged to
give up the present one. on account of
the serious illness of his mother, who
is not expected to line.
was victorious infill! race scroesltho‘
Sound from manhesset Bay to the Ron
wait Yacht Club, and will receive sire
of the hindsome cups cilércd by the -.
local club the winder 4c! the second
Nomads Yacht Club Reach--
were soiled. while the visitors were or.
Forum Sonora won over Edgar J.
Eli-Commodore Zacher, of the Chero .
it was reported that the Muddy Day
A meter of very interesting races ‘
riving Ilene. In Class A, the first race ._
4 for this cotn‘modqe’s cup. William H.‘ .
cup will not be announced until the ‘
25nd of the present cruise.
Norwalk Chronicler