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. LVENING SENT]: QB" (‘olleues are coming out of their
‘ . ESTABLISHED BY ~shells They are tryina at last to
‘ JAMES GOLDEN
brill: higher education to the people
aloot acadt»
‘lllHt-‘ad of standing iii
C. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
pnnupgvmnw
-‘v- 4‘ LLUK§i
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)mk- eiclttstiencss. they are recogniz-
mg their duty to their communities ‘
t'l‘hey (‘al‘t‘ less about turning ottt a tell ‘
U1NIATURE_ALMANAC FOR scholars and more about raising
' TOMORROW’. metal teiel ot intelligence
TUESDAY. FEB. l.
in?“ tendency
high tide 9:53 a. m.; 10:34 p. m; . I
Sun rises 7:04: sets 5:09. “donut-es that tile university will here
__.__.—————-'H-i‘nner giie any college course that is
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"-EVENING SENTINEL TELfiiidz’Ple 1') a“! thin) persons living"
, PHONE CALLS. within the liOston tiietropolitan di.s ;
““"»Mt°ria_l Rooms—92. Jtl'lct It doesn't matter what the so?
--Mness Office—93' him or educational status of the ablili ‘
" Norwalk Branch Office—1388. ‘ ' -
Editors Residence—1225-3. .
City Editor’s Residence—7521'. .
Business Manager's Residence—ll)?!“ Humming) ur
[II3.!2' '_‘-:if>0nletry 0r Spanish 01‘ Victorian.
Publisher's Residence—890. '
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MASONIC DIRECTOR
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the
I916 the
llaryard is a good example of
l'residelit Lowell all
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‘cants may be if thirty people agree ;
‘8131 they want liariard to teach
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Assyrtology or=
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poetry or short story writing or blisl
illess lait. llari'ard will get on the Juil.‘
And Harvard won‘t lose anything by
,ll, except perhaps a little Ht‘allf‘llllt“
dignity that s lit-tier lost anyway.
. .A stazed Communication of Old Well
Lo‘hgc. No. toq. F and A. M.. win in:
held at its r0315. February 1:" lQltij
out! 0":tock p. to .Work E. A. Degree.
neon; cordially and ira.‘
lcomtitissiou is now touring the l'nited
‘Qjattu and lnYPstlnglnl: conditions
w‘whlt to establishing a mar-
het
' lulu-ts.“
Icontiiiission is secretary of the French
lie ls‘
HELPING FRANCE.
:A Department of t‘onimcrce
___...___..
Mrs. Dora Knowlton Ranous.
.\|rs lhira Kiioultoti Ratitills.
it'lill3iilltll‘ of Hit littlitiltssatit .ttttl
olltct prcal I‘it'itt‘li ttt‘tttct's. pltli
ilsllcl' til lititihs.
i‘tlllllti tit'i'lti iii lict itt'ti ill
liotnc in Xctt \ttlh with .t gas
titltc in Int ttiotitli Slic was dis
couragetl liccattst' tt-arctl
xilillhillt'ss and .t st-ctttttl .tttztt'lt ot-
‘apoplcxl
itlllit“
II. M 1m rtiilt‘r that a French llltlllSll‘llll
A maszer .
tel'l'ltil _.. tutu-d.
Frattwtatty Yours.
ARl‘HliR F FERRlS.
\(‘\t'l'lii was
(I Tl?“ ill'l'
iii this country for Frent'lt pro
One of the nietiitwrs of this
'Atrtcst.
ROSERT M. WILCOX.
Sexetflry
t
slit-
.Sylttlit'atc of Cotton Spinners.
'Bm‘lt-r Chapter No 38 R A M. «halting his lttzadtptartcrs at the [ins
Meets tti Masonic Building. South ton otiicc of ”IF
. Main 57,99" 2nd and tilt Ttiosdfilm‘ and Domestic (‘Ullllllt‘l't't' Thus. vtlttlv
Bureau of lv‘otriutt‘
M «30h ultllllll“'llll}' and August ex. ”t“ “(‘i‘lll'llllelll of (”titlillicl‘ct- is. us
\. o‘clock All Royal .fi‘ch
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ENTINEL
EADERS’
muted—*flt . ‘ tléllsilily' “Hun“: t‘tt-ry “Wort to gm;
Masons cordially llt-lil’d (harles‘
A Tuck. ii. l’.. F. s‘ Lyon. Sec.
the .‘\tlieri('ati llltt'llllllt'llll‘t‘l' to t’le‘llli
,' tl‘adv abroad, it is :it the samv lllllt‘
Ngss AND FEMlNlSM.
FEEBLE
. t ,
T‘wtw .t ts :t titiit.
guilt: lilt' \iiltlcst publicity at tlm
‘ eminent t’.\| cow to the t‘lltirts tit ttit‘
’ tilli not so loit':
_ t.-_\ ‘ .1. i ‘J
“ ot circuit to t tptitrt ht \uttltt tn iiitr
xii .t it“ tit'i.--- \\;ls a 4;:
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i' . let an] iitttiit- tltt- Illllt‘lllllt‘l‘\ and 7'.
jun...“ Lnimimt \.t pt-l'tctt lull) \ | ,1 i‘ ‘ _ 000
. . V (llll\"lll\llt't‘.\ of the timcl‘iilttt'ltl :tl . no.
i [Mill “1.1!. i‘ “’ui’i" “i llllit'~ “”1”,“ - I-————~-——
‘ . . lilt‘ll‘ disposal l'l fainting tlicir tlt“
“Mi- e\".i 'sthl I pull ally t)t‘(‘il>ltlll .
. stuns Scicral instant-es of this int 2",
d.‘ll?lfi‘lll';l s\\ill :tt‘ttttn :tlltl St‘ii»(0ll- ; "5er W‘-
_ . . ‘turt- haw ltt-t-ti t‘t-ct-tilly rcportod.
. 1r”, it... :.-: ett lady pl‘tilllplli itlllll _ ._. ”.7 4— THE ANTI.MILLENNIUM MICROBE
Y "1 ' ' t ‘ . H ~ 1 I l h
.t.’ WI >. i had .t slt‘ttm. “-t' ‘ m‘ “n' \ow. after all the trouble wet-t- had 15.1”"; W South .\'oi~u.tll\ “H."mu
t p ' ‘0 ’ . ‘ i i
":2 ‘- ‘l‘*t"t‘¥l‘"tl ”l“ "‘ “i"‘l" “J‘mm‘ lt-at‘iitn; about the tatiious taunts ot ht'nttm-l'
in 'vwzs'} ii t‘tt-s til‘t'ttittt‘vroutc. Sh“ “MN tho all-mt”,- oi H“. lll‘ilisli As This Is lilt‘ third chapter ol rmvla
bat 'tltt‘ltl}‘ 't’l'l ll‘l‘hllttlll dctotined “..,ll.,“m."1 Afimtmton says ”w... 10"“ ill the lust. the tin-ram luau
‘ . . .. “us. discoit-rctl to be an angel all hilt .
03m “'Ii'l-"il “Hi i" 1‘” “lithium" 1” don‘t exist the planetary canal sys . . ..
1 l 1 lilt' titiislititg tllit- ttltl'llgt‘ \\I|lll.tll
. H l \I N y ; .. . .. . . . . . ~ .. . ,
bH-t‘l 3 M All" 1"" “HH- lllr‘ “‘ ltlll which has llt‘tll .tippostd to It‘ll L. an ”up“ ”hm.“ , in 1h“ wmml
cti. :niit Wt itt tlu' tttltr'l "Hill‘l‘m" rest-tit tltc striiuglt-s of a race of Mar ctiaplcr, llit- tly in the Illlllllll'lll was
11W”)? tians to irriuatt- an and world by (“NUVHNL 8"” ”it“ chapter ir‘ it" 5““
'ttpr My“ mm. “nu pmitmi to t‘nt- liriiiain: “MN. “m“ ”w poles to ”w what it costs to kccp on finishing thc
' v ~ - - . . .tiipcl
“WWW”, ‘ dill" littlty “Milton. 1| ltt- t‘tlltitlttf‘liti roilioti ts lticit-Iy all opti» ‘ , . .
..u t . bottle peoplt- ritlicttlt- the idea oi
" “it“itdl!’ t. i:\"' i; .sl - . ' <‘ . .w. ' ~~ .
“ "“nm'h- “W ”“i 1’" M} ”H 'Hm‘l‘m' m“ “' ““i“"”‘ "N!" making: work for those ottt ot (‘lll<
t llf‘ Hm .t. ll of strocitics iii watt-r tueiits and tliist-tt-tittt'tt- OlitM-l‘YilllUlL liloylltcnt. no matter what the cost of
color SW Ti‘ttl a illlit“ st-ittilttotital ’l‘ht- lttvst it‘lt'Stnllt‘ in tho world itllcncss to lilt‘ cottiltry. Tlicst- pco
litet‘v‘nrt- tiltl “I'lll to Month when tlot‘sll'l show the taiials at all. \\'hit-li pl" “r“ “'0‘“! ”MHW" “‘ ”w ”m"
. . . ' . . . iitillt'nnitttii microbe and 'll‘t‘ ll'lllll“ll
'slw fill :i'tte. slic it'llt'w tiotlttui: 0f rcttttitds its that it s licttcr tiol to , ‘, ‘ ‘ ‘
’ tl b . ‘ _ s * national bloodsuckcrs. [‘licy say
iv " lit'ts til ' '- : \\ i"' - ' o - .~ . i ' it\ s ; y . . .
l" I m' ”"1 (H‘ ‘ h I‘m)“ N" "”"h ”l I“ I” I‘” ‘ ” mm' making work is socialisttt and that it
was a dra: iirsi on lll‘l' father and lat- things that ain't so. ‘t:l.\t-s ”H. 1-,.“ for ”H. Minot-n “f I)...
9,..." pm- husband. "“l—“‘".“"‘“""- ‘ itiatiy. 'l‘licy wottld itittclt prt-fcr to
.r The Russians are on the toll Miami soc their favorite microbe succeed in
"flier. write a lilllt' \\llt'll a few wont» . .
his teaching of the righteousness ot
sucking the blood of the many for tho
t'attt-itini: of lilt‘ few. .\'ow if making
i\\'0rk for those ottt ot‘ ctttploymcnt
was really taxing the few for the
bent-lit of thc malty. it would be much
to the advantage of the taxed few as
compared willt the advantage to them
of being alilc to btty the bodies and
cum the souls of some of their fellow
fcitlzens at bargain prices. Because
if many of the many are ottt of work.
‘it is dangerous to at least a few of
tltc few. For it increases the danger
of carrying valuables on their person
when there is no policeman in sight;
and even policemen have been known
to have large sympathies for those
ottt of work; and the presence of po-
licemen does not always improve the
situation: But iii any event, taxation
The
tiiy that was cut to picccs at Tanncii
SitVllll! their allica ltussian ar-
en qfillitllltly‘tlnttllti L'ttl '“lllilllt’l‘ edu-
lt w.ts rt hold and cxccption-
Km.
and ltritislt at the Manic.
eating,"
hertz, last summer. saved the French
at maiden who went to college. .
’l‘ltc disas-
strong to start witli.
hum: Ital
\
“in” .
any . . V . ‘
' trons campaign lll (.alicia last winter
”I I“ w “clit of res tttllFlillll’ , .
(H M H‘ I rcltel'cd on the same attics
‘ ‘ whirl ‘tlls oi iioiiccrs. tltc \ioinett . .
‘5' ' i i l .. ill the “set.
i»: .y. '~ ' : . rties ‘\\‘ll0 . ..
‘ MI ”mm“ 'md ‘0 citstts callipaian. Grand llltkc i\ichtv
usually not their
pressure
And now. ill the (Tatt-
ll’l t
n
a! ' "fl“ min-med his is on the job again. saying the
I“ ‘ “ ”min; at the mpens f British army that is operating: tli )i‘ti't-
t ' ‘-. 5t . '. -.\ei :tt .
tilt“? pi.) tt.tl “Oilhf‘l'lLE l‘ l (tpoit't‘lllu.
tlu' they .12.; for the most part itt lict- .’ __, ______ . ...__. _.__.
health than their more BALDWIN PAYS COMPLIMENT TO‘
JUSTICE G. W. WHEELER
\\'liilt- itot expressing any opinion
as to the desirability ot‘ Mr. llrandcis
‘ for the l'nitcd States Supreme Court.
.oyliolt-riliir Simeon E. llaldwin says
‘tritat ill' would have preferred all tip-
and met”. pointniciit from outside of Massacliu‘
, lie-r averxze
7 sheltcrei
' .' more. penalise they have had to learn
strength they have
sister. and a‘cconiplislt
to conserte what
. \ .
for working purposes.
'f‘hrnug‘: these women
V . .,5 realization
sells. He says: . . . _ .
0" woman's need 0ft "A few ycars ago we had two'for providing Jobs for those-who
m ' ' -“ ‘ 3 ‘ ' l ”l“ h v been robbed of. their jobs by our
resh r Judge (it the \upreuie (outl o a e
8 8th. and Off 3‘ illnitcd plates from blaSSllY‘huSPllf{’gentee] microbe. would be a heap
land. I believe, hath from Boston. lt‘ ' ‘ tl -. t t‘ I which the
'.\ll‘. Brandeis is confirmed, we shall.Cheaper “a" ‘9 axa “’1
it. we the athletic girl.
that we haw mp u 0m“ ‘ 0m . have two justices again from Boston. : few would be under it the many were
‘ an W0 1|“ energy enough for 1191“ Ftllink the rest of New England would i not provided with jobs. Because 3"“?
. 7 . ~ - -- . ‘ti’ave preferred a selection from out, 1 ‘ sence of em 10 men! alwa s
dfi‘rdnties and a mu“ ”nm‘mg on. 61" )laSsacltusetts if the right mamara 1b p 3 y
means the general presencerot crime
t
itl getting
“Wilde. feeblenesi; is rapidly disap; t-Yiuld have been found elsewhere. \l‘c‘ a M l \ m H“ to support
‘ . . w - i x )
‘ ti. character’sti‘ ow woman. "0““ have “Wm“ “‘0 g°°d m‘“ an a gm‘
”AW” 1 ‘ tit-om Connecticut, Justice George W-‘courtsr latte. asylttms. penitentiarlefit
mhfl'h‘ho woman at today is deter-I Wheel” 0‘- the Supreme pearl! of Er‘ hospitals. poor houses. police‘ depart-
‘ that her an“ “fer; 'shall be l’Ol‘S, from the Democratic sit e, an t _ ‘ véu citizen
1; ‘ (ix-President William ll. Taft. from;mems‘ cottatabularieq and P
soldierles to maintain order under
M both physically and mentally! the Republican BidE."
' lmartial law. In fact a few days of,
““110 ll intelligent enough to seek; " .
I ' STDNINGTON PROTESTS FARES. such trouble as that at East Youngs
town. Ohio. a short time ago. would
3“ help in reaching the desired, ,
, . HARTFORD. Feb. 1.—That the Nor-I .
file In loaning to near clothing wit-tr and Westerly Trolley company 1 stand for a waste of property equal to'
1' n help “d m" a hindrance was“ "milking dry" the Groton and a very large taxation for making work
to,” ”“7“” There is 9"?“ hope Stouinglon line was asserted before for ”‘9 unemployed. :
that the M 0' the next generation the Public Utilities Commission yes- But a Very simple '9ch "“1“ 9”
“3'13“ allowed freedom to function as lcrday by Senator Benjamin ll. Hew- “‘19 work all themyear “rim“ :or “'1
ill of Mystic. who appeared in behalf "y worker in t ' coup '7 a very
high wines. without the out. nayu
lot a petition presented by citizens of t
accompanied with the remission, of a
l .
54°“":1:“arzfdchf:‘£°::‘y“{h:'$$:'my large amount of lresent minim;
, Intomtiizy. moieties. is vtiulslttng ajnwdhtontnxlon lino noble Thi- recipo in as follows: like one
hf“ its. ideal: "is". rational retains “‘9; 1°95". ”“7”; mono
#4- ~—
mt'u‘e interim.
A. healthy mind in it healthy body—-
U’iv' idn’ o? til! Greeks—- is coming
til-W nut-tut” my
iilislut firmly by the hair and as thin,
ly and steadily pitch headlong into;
‘ your city"; gate You might wait some
‘ life and property
‘ sky
‘break through into our
Idoue by the simple twist of the wrist
‘li'llll‘ll landed unbridled mercantilisin
’huy tar himself things he cannot pro-
‘ot'f the dock. Now. potatoes are labo
‘fr'om‘a‘broad in the shape of foreign
' goods. to make the difference between
tum round nut-tint unit of filth ow: much; its. NATIONALS.
1'" tum. ‘3' 3“" RIM» flew the bum in an. shunfiltpt it
‘1“ "Intramuytt . .
. ‘ h.
l nzt. afiunn uviwa‘d.‘ EVENING SMTINIL
union ttttttcttttt
mmam'
(twinned from i)...“- Une.)
said tank and carefully fit and seal tho'
lid Then let one elephant stand on'
the lid This done. order your brand
bands and form your procession tut
meet the mtllettiuui in due state at
Letter ll Recelved.
Stale Policeman \'irelli has recett-
ed a letter tit-iii .\ll’.s. Fair‘s lJrUllltl
.lli ()lllaltotiia. who says that he had
Hill [non-
lit liit' letter it is al‘dlc'il
time for its coming. but it would be
worth uniting for. and ill the mean—
time there \\ ould be no disorder ill the
streets Bread riots would be unheard
of. and the soup in all the tree soup
litiuses would sour and spoil betorc it
found any takers And all the time
would be getting
safer and safer. and the gloat iii the
would be getting brighter and
brighter at the poilit where the milieu
niuni band wagon was approaching to
world All
hmrd {rttln his sister for
.lhan a year
that Mrs Fair “role to her sister. and
.utailed A money older for SBoti which
was received and forged. it is to be at-
‘leged ili court. by Fair, State's Attor-
ney (‘utntniiigs receited a letter from
the Western lawyer also. inquiring
about the woman.
Found in Daricn Swamp.
Mrs. Fair‘s body was found on Sep‘
tember 9, tall. iii the ilarien swamp.
Editor, “”' and rt-iiiained fir some time unidei ti-i
. t i
“““m “0‘ tied, A .\'th York policeman appear-
!ed and said that the remains were
those of his wife (‘alled upon to teh‘
tify the man became grcatly excited
it was totind'later that the woman he
thought dead was liying iii i’eekskill,
N Y. with another man. ‘
Finds Pawned Jewelry.
Tim—woman uas buried and then
State's Attorney Cummings received I
letter from the lawyer in Oklahoma
saying that he had not heard front his
sister in more than a year and that he
did not. trust i“ttll‘ tiiucli. Wot king on
case. State Policeman \‘irellt
found that Mrs. Fair's jewelry. valued
at mon- tiian $23.00" and some of her
clothe-s had been painted in New York
city by l‘ntt‘
lit the carboh‘c tank Mt.
der such circumstances.
you say. “Swat the uticrobe'”
Now this isAll a \cry simple mat»
ter. It has pore economic science to
stand on. Listen. Mr Editor" Did you
et er hear of the old law of supply and
demand" Yes? Well. when you lct the
lint-robe loose, that law works to des‘v
lroy jobs all over your country. When,
howerer. it is the carholic tank
the sentinel elephant tor the microbe.
that Hillllt’ old law multiplies jobs all
over the country, tititil waxes rise so
high at last that tho- simply
amounts to the head partner in
husincss and his men to assoctate
partners: and'all lilt‘ wages the boss
acts mttre than his turn is just what
makes tip the dil’tcrciicv of his furnish
mg the capital and it llltlt‘ more than
hall of the brainl- for the business. it
you let the niicrnhc loose. ht- pllrts‘ tip
and
boss
ms the
O
The lil'rt‘nln followt‘ti .\t the Marion
home of the Fair: were fotiiid two no
men. one the daughter of a llrooklyn .
hank director it is t'iilllllt‘d that this
woman lent Fair $500 and that llt'
itatl iiitgiitlons of marrying her.
Conducted Albany House.
\irs Fair. it is alleged. conducted
t: lltillsc of ill repute in Albany. While
tiling in New York. it is allcgod Fair
not considerable sums of money from
his wife, He sent to her and asked
for tuning. to blly a farm.
House Was Cloud.
thc MlDlli)‘ of labor mitt-s atioie the
demand. by both gobbling up all the
demands tor labor he can get his paws
on and at the next turit piling up onto
the home labor supply ttll lllt' surplus
supply of tlit- uholt- world outside iii
llli‘ form of foreign L'otitls lit) is the
"It‘l‘t'ilillll stclilllti: your Jobs and Sl‘ii
in: them all over the \\ orld lkws m.
not deserw the carbqu titttk,
Well. tank the microbe, and “hill
happens" Why. lhl‘l‘t‘ Ls instantly it in ”1,. year “t to); (hc’ft‘ was some
3“" (”r """r-V “““l "‘ ih“ country. dispute oicr the inmates .it the house
\\‘ltat is it" Just working t’oi himself
by turning his labor into wages- which
iii .\lliany and it was finally closed by
the police there For .thottt tltrtw
“‘et'ks. it is claimed. .\lrs llttr was in
Troy and lntcr \a‘hc tit’tltll‘li to com.-
home. The furniture was shipped
East and she came to Daricit to livi-
Rhc was not welcomed vcty heartily
by l.t-r husband. it is r‘lllllllt‘\i, and sllc
“its told to pct out aitd make a lititt;
She trit-«l to obtain a position in
Bridgeport. it is- claimed. but was told
by tho kt-cpcr of all t-stithltshutcl. tlt.tt
she was too old ‘
' 'Body Found Later.
She went hurl. atid tltrct- ntoiitlis lat-
er. in Septt‘llJlt‘r. the body was found
iii ”iv llllrlt‘ll swamp. ’l‘nc ittaltti'
was closed. it was llt‘llt‘Vt‘ll at the time
and would have remained a mystery.
probably. it .\lrs. l-‘air's brotlicr lllltl
not written asking for an invcstiga
lltlll of his sister's \\‘llt‘l't‘ul)0lllh‘.
Fair atid ltei‘crcaux wcrc arrcstcd
ttticc with his own hands His supply
of labor is exactly his demand for lil-
bor turned into wages through the
sale ot his labot“ This is true with rc-
gurd to’ Pll‘l‘)' man who has labor to
ht'ii .\s lit this way every supply of
lalmr is exactly equal to a demand for
labor 01‘ ”1" same \‘alnti in wages, it
follows that lilt' whole supply oi labor
is Just t‘tlllt‘li to lill' \\i|tilt‘ demand for
labor and thc demand liar labor is ex-
aclly canal to the supply, that
llicrc is a to!» for everybody corros-
pondont: to hi~ net-(ls to keep himself
supplied with tho ltcccssal‘lcs of life.
as
is.
That is as plain as daylight and
stlrtfif working: tlitlt way its the run-
down hill of the mountain
It is cxact mathematics.
not forget that the dif-
hill}:
streams.
\\'c liitist
ferencc lll‘l\\t't‘n having this old law
and ltttt-r released itt heavy bonds
work for "h ”"d having h work Both are said to he in Chicago at the
against us is )llSl the difference btu present “mp.
lwccii lllliit'llllllllll alld pandcuionittni.
it is sonic law. Mr. Editor. Unless
l’iltl lIItW‘ studied it a little. you have
no idea what ll powerful thing it is.
Sonic two hundred years ago a man
by tlic name of (lrclrory King kept on
the trail of this law of‘sllpply and de-
mand for along time and took cop-
ious notes: :tttd this is what he found
titeleton at Yale.
Mrs. Fair's Skl‘it‘lllll has been sent
to Yale Medical school. where it is bit-
tntz ptit iiito shape. It will be pro-‘
duccd as evidence when the court
opens here. it is expected that the
details of the murder will make it one
of the most St‘llstttlttlltil ci'cr ill the
state.
Haines Murder 0n.
Another murder case on the docket
of the February lt‘l‘lll is that of Jason
liaines of Trumbull. This was one at
the worst. murders iii local court's an
nals. Mrs. llalties was slain lit a wild
fit of her husband. it is alleged.
The trial of George Moshier. of this‘
city. charged with manslaughter in
connection with the death of William
(histello in an automobile accident on
Ox Hill road will also take place this
month. Both of the last named cases
were postponed from previous terms.
out:
if bur supply of. say. potatoes. is
equal to into and ottr demand also
cum] to 10“. our price will be 100.
too. Now. it the microbe goes over
into Canada attd'jzets potatoes to the
extent of, say it) and adds them to
our supply. that will make the supply
110, the demand still 100. and the price
70. Suppose. now the microbe goes
back to Canada. and gets another 10
of potatoes and adds them to the 110
already here: that will make the sup.
ply 120. demand will remain at 100.
but. price will drop to 20. It tho‘
microbe repeated his trick again. the
American price would fall out of sight
t
HEA‘R PRESIDENT
WANTED TO
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entirety and you would havc to pay: cnlcnoo. Feb. 1,—Sigmuntl \\'is-
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