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SALUNIKI, Maith 31. (“i‘ilifiil Ui-
[but 1111- Witness! Nora's ilii‘» by»
(ulllf‘ the social tot .is of the linlentr
armim 1n the ltalkam Some such
rendezvous (titties to be associated
with almost every expeditionary war.
The bar of Shepherd's iiotel in t‘ttiro
pm the plate through which every-
one passed sooner iulfilled a similar
tunction in South Africa. .“t‘l‘t‘ the
mine unexpected
thrust upon i‘locu'x, Ml that its name
will always remain in the memory of
those told off to spend this tedious
Viiiiter at Sflitlllliii
i’loca's in [It‘iit't' times was just a
commonplace rate, with no more than
the intuit“: tiixiilnlitln of beta: the
lit-4 of Hltil t’rlilllii‘Ilint‘HiS in Salon
Ilii Here on aii ordinary wet-lulu}
Mt’l'r‘ to be tound a sprinklinu oi luv
\antine iztiiiilenicn drinking Turkish
(‘Ui'rl‘t ttiitli- tilt) tiiw‘t'tiwt-il \t‘iih lilii-iil
geti'rc the hunt politital rumors
from Athens
its fortunate proprietor.
:so many ()lht‘l‘s llt'it', making a
small fortune, has to thank two of
the “loot cherished Allied institution».
the Eu 4ii~hman'i= 4.111-1iiotiii teaand
thi- lt‘rciiciitzlati's aiti .nuoii apt-ritii'or
appetizer. l-‘roni four o'clock in the
afternoon lllllii titlill. Plot-it's is more
1' ho. him
)\
deiiwiy pripnl-iui titan any FIN-H iil
Silihtlliit It i.‘ tilled \‘iiil ottit-irs of
the “hut 1!.lillt'\ iilisi- iiliit‘t-ts, ramp
oiiiw't's. (‘llli‘itliti : on Hint-rs, sinit tiir
Iit't'l‘-~, flying (iiiiuis, iriiiii-li. iiiitisli.
Ht‘liilJll (iii-nit ‘llt‘il a \.ti‘it‘ti i-pihc-
tum oi tiiili‘r'l'« ot' t‘\t'l‘_\' rank and
(till- that i'iot'a': ll :siil he llu- ulti-
Iiutit" illeiiitoifl-iuk it; it iilliiliily titli-
(ir ttl interim;
iiti' i‘i
tion: ti tl-n-ntv l1-.
(1121': \\l l ‘1] ‘:.i1"» inI ll VH“
(aw-- i“ it hot iiiit [mi-tin. ll~ ill
11' t~ Lilltnil) and (wittti foLi'y. Its
('iiztnnut l law-.1: by an intpui‘lnitute
‘ltl'til' tli 1.1;,” 1] .i.t"iiti.-i. its (il't't‘h.
\t’ii'ivi‘s, 4-! Kiiii-“vr It"[‘t".'l, only t'on‘
(it .11 nd to eti'Vt‘ “lien iili ir attention
is iii,‘{l[it'li li} a scrim of sharp lianil
(lapv tint iti S‘litl'iiiill men count
liimim-lii- ~ link). to tind 11 table fr-' 1-.
.‘itll
and mi thor- who haw “\v‘li t‘or
ill(il!‘il:‘ oi ti barren mountain side. it
u :1 Kh:‘.ulo\_\ and distant reproduction
of the iitstiititioih of home
MISC.
FROM DUST T0 DUST.
it was the glorious autumn. but it
vai- windy and dusty. and the dust
lna: mercilessly into their faces as
tln- goung man and the maiden turn-
ed the corner of the street. t
“llai you get any in your eyes, ddl‘:
lino?" he s'ked fondly. drawing her
closely to him.
"Yes. sweetheart."
searching for her
- diief.
"Which eye, beloved?" be pressed.
“The right one, love. Did you get
any in yours?"
"Yes, dear heart,” he responded,
‘19ng the same corner of the handker-
chief that she had used.
“How sweet." she exclaimed. “And
yours was in the right eye, too?”
"Yes. dearest."
“Ah.“ she thrilled. “do you suppose
it could have been part of the same
piece of (lust that got in our eyes?"
“I hope it was!" lie—exclaimed fer-
vently. blinking a pleasurable beam
with his good eye.
“W'ouidnt it be lovely, love?" she
cried.
"Oh. love.
glad.
And the wind howled as though in
pain, and from the house opposite 8
“Votes for Women" board fell with I
sickeninz crash upon the pavement.
—-—Eschange.
she murmured.
elusive handker-
wouldn't it?" he, writ-
I-fl
“Mandi-l3 '
_-essitlc
as...
‘, i'r'itncss has iii-1‘11
AMiRiBAN iliiiff WORK
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Al l“'\”\.'\‘itlil.\. Egypt, March
ti‘orri.~pundrni-e of 'l'he Assor-tatcd
l’ressl According to reports rv'ccii-
(‘il iit‘i‘t‘, lonymu persons in .lerur-a—i
let“. "ow rvif't'i\'iilL'. daily rations:
from the American Relief Fund.
A woman enraged in relief work
there writes:
"Everything costs four
~‘i'tt'it as before.
I i. It :1
an
lilltt‘.~ as
so you can imagine.
FV'liP the people are in. Our
poor children look like skill-ions
ilitad 1C ieii dear and the pities are
\"H‘_\ small. All the fathers lune bu ni
taken away for soldiers and the moth-
ti" :-iie miserable and weak."
An F‘ii'lislt \"1 otitaii who has :it'ririd
iltt‘l from i'nli~»iine in way of (Hiltln‘
states that the Turks fully ixpcrt'
that the Allies will inymie the ionn
try and art- lit-\tliillk llillt‘ii t‘lltl‘::\' to
preparation: to repel tin-1n. They
hate constructed ntl'iti‘i‘OUS ill"ii:t'\
roads. They hare iortitied the Mount
of (Hth-‘t and believe that they haul“
mode it ipiprn-Jii'thit‘.
Meanwhile, she ears, the eronotiiit'
situation is deplorable. As it is int-
possible to export the (train-es they
have been allowed to rot on the trees.
Public executions are frequent. At
.l:itl':i. llaiy llamls. the chief boatman
of :i tourist awncy and the Kriss-
(ll‘,liii:ll')' courier) of the A'Ht'i'il‘dil
fillieiliit'l' “'i‘iiitntlwll to all totiri~t~
it' "-i' l‘t'. ‘~:'« iw‘i 'Iil'i‘."il on :1
charm- of espionage. l-Imii lira-«ii-
‘.it“:l, :l tlil tti l'n- it‘llt 't t‘it. .Btur
.‘ll.t‘ili :it .l-ifi'i. was rat'id from it Mill-
ilar iutv only by the illit‘thili'llll of
in t‘. ii'iliiot lt. iilt' American consul
;.1 My" . l't ii .l.- \\.l‘- :l!‘t't)~'tii Hi i.;i\-
in urti- ii let'w‘ t'rotzi ili‘? lath-1.11
him-re i.i l-?=:\'nt
HOW BLOTTING PAF‘ER ABSORBB
INK.
Popular Science Monthly:
Etery student of physics knows that
water will run up a narrow tube it,
capillary attraition. Anything ’111-
swim-d in water has a similar attrac-
. abolished.
Gimp BOTTLE
OF NERVE Toma~
vase. menus
sucrmee HAVE
was no 1a-
"PEP” our OF
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alimony w '
iCii0iiSiili} BRIDES BY
PiliiliifliPii [XliNCh
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'l‘OKiO, March 3l,~((‘orrt mi:
once of The Associated Press» pair: I. For hunt. ”d children.
one young men resident in t‘nliiorniui
returning to Japan in incn‘asnn.»
inuuibers to neck brides and the old- i
ii!” hibit of (housing uives by hilt}:
tograph is rapidly becoming extinit .
,’tiie iormer system developed
are
mils. and tho Japanese
who are working for the welfare
been doing all possible to have
to the
rind of courtship in the fatherland.
\lauimoni 1i anemic-s hate gone
mmh to hasten the fall of this 1-ye-
te.iii
11a tan be made to tell
and the tin-cuties
haying lulu-n ilthiiilllth‘ of this,
initials of some of the
bare tii'l’iH'ti in t‘ahfornia.
the Japanese on the
Gradually
i’ncitic
many"
authorities i
of.
Japanese in the l'nitcd States, hith"
it .
Fifty young men returntd
l'nited Htates a law days ago}
with brides selected after a brief [to-1
it was found that even the (am ‘
falsehoods ‘
arc (hargod with!
“v,
[lt't'llllit bridenrmnns are said to have
been vastly disillusioned when the or-
photographs
coast 5
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«as.
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mgr-1.1m "4th WV: «LU
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liait- found that it pays bent to main-1i L ~ i
the selection first hand and have 33:“. -‘
largely discarded the photographi 3.7 . LA litifltén‘dy‘". ‘ use
method. ‘ i t o minim!" “‘ . fl ' .
Kazo Fultumti, ti leader amour: lb: 3 * “immmhncss
.lapniicso at San Francisco. who catnei 't‘ g . 1.053018!”
to Japan with a proup of loo tellnwI fi‘v i ammo! or var
countrymen. tillit‘tl the "llii.tdlii»t i "t i IncSiInlk Sign“
llonii» t‘onntry \‘isitiri: l'artr," mt .‘F‘t'q' .t . . .
piaiiunl that ili'htttli“l l.i. il't'llti.‘ 1.». "' u. , 3
turned to Japan to b:- ilt'i‘l liililii" tilt" Q‘ . mcuTmColflil Ir ea rs
t'tll‘tlllillluil period they also mine to’ ‘0‘1 ’Nflw‘flnx'
seek turns on the- spot,
"picture marriages"
ed unsatisfactory.
One of the stroiicrst
reform is Y. Nttniuiio.
consul waters] at San I‘I‘:tlit't.~‘t‘t).
tir t'tillrllilillr' with the
I» ivtvvd
Ht‘
il't"|ili“i”_\'
1...
strenuth of pictures il!lit‘~1\' they
posited $3100 in an :‘illt'l'ii'iiil
within three ettct-essiie years.
the issue of the order the
[ride system has been
any
:illti liit‘
prot-
ilh'tlt’Il'l“ (If
uni:l recently
A!»
“Whig" uli‘lt't- ? But C‘ 0°Y‘V 0' WHPW- mes-ruled” "was on.
. .. ‘ :in order prohibiting
Japanese men from tnnrryinr on ”it“ ‘
4 tie-1
banks .. _
Since ‘
pit titre
tilllliill‘d for
Japanese \iiltl \\i,\ilt d to marry“)
S
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g a: 351,05‘5 35c CEN“ MnASTnRIA
r_._., -h. _.-
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DO YOUR OWN SHOPPI
gin
BASTiiillA
Battlers Know That
. soul). as there is a limit to the amount
i
tion for the water: that iv. the
ject becomes wet by thew nter that
r-lin'w- to it The aiixonnt is fimited
by tlin weight of the liquid itself.
Place your hand in water. and tour
band. when withdrawn. is wet. The
limited attraction between the hand
and thew titer is gagod by the weight]
of the water that 0”"le to the hand.
imagine several bands placed close
torether in water, but not touching
one another. if this compos'te hand
was more likely to mine to Japan to'
look for a wife.
.in last year than ever before and
the decline of the picture bride syn-h v
ll‘tli had a great deal to do with this! ‘
l-Zien mom would hau- tome had
tin-re lm-n inouizli strain hips on the:
l'.i(it‘ic to bring all our that applied!
for pimsttlrt‘. A spei-ial appeal “as)
made at one lane to S. Amino, presiu
dent of the Tom Kisen KHiNhfl. ask-1
in-: hliii to send a special ship to ilonfi
olnlu, to carry many Japanese who!
..,_ and who had then in his. ptissr‘sr‘ioniJ
More Japanese tourists visited Jar»! 3
"Onyx" Homer]
Gives the BEST VALUE for Your Money
Every [ill in. Cdt- «SM. For Man, Won-n and Child".
Any Color and Style From 25c to $500 per pair
Look for an Tndc Marti Sold by A11 Good Dealers.
Lord (5' Taylor
-u-uu-
W'holesaic NEW YORK
km mm .—
were formed of 10 single hands it
would attract ten times as much wa~
ter as the one hand would attract and
hold on the surface. So, a wisp of
hay. composed of a hundred spears of
dried grass. placed in water, will re-
move a hundred times as much of the
fluid as would cling to one spear.
Brushes in a. marsh will remove a cer-
tain amount of. water which will ly
capillary attraction, cling to their
sttbniert'ed parts.
Under the microscope, fibrous blot-
ting paper, when absorbing ink, ve-
setrl‘ilcs. on a email scale, .'I marsh
matted with srnbs and sticldi and
twigs, around which water is flowing
as ink runs about and among the fi-
tbres that together _form the spongy
paper. There is a limit to the. amount
of liquid which a “lblotter' will ab-
were anxious to visit their home
country. This appeal could not be
granted and in connection with the
coronation more than 2.000 Japanese
were disinpointed in Honolulu alone
it is belieyed that litany of them
wished to select wives during theiri
visit here. i
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Advertise your WANTS
Evening Sentinel.
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ZURICH Switz'eriand. March .11—'
Jan Kubellh, the violinist has Just.
bought an immense estate in Hungary.
The purchase price is 1,200,000 cmvmei
($240,000). The property is situated
at Zlgrnond-Hm in the Slowskeh
of wster that a marsh will cb~orb
without overflowing, That limit in
“’9 'biotter, ‘3 “1° combined "Pm“, land, chiefly forests. it has been that
attraction of the fibrous shrine and ancestral home at; branch of the
twigs that together form the paper. m;
nce
born the
"I always like to meet a fellow in! “k
who came't'rom a farm".
Congressman Flubdub.
“Yes?”
4'Yes.
at the year.
“chase. ton-tom in
in.» nun,
.Wi‘
ad not only through actual artilleryl VIENNA, March 31.——A semi-official
Hire an in the principal war zones lp‘
Galicia, but also in clearing the!
ground for military reasons, as wasi
idem round Cracow and Trieste.
int Belchor, near Keith, in Bohemia.
but this he has now sold
Margit .iés—The German Pusengeri b.e.t
fiesldes a magnificent feudal castle. Airs ip mushy, Ltd" of this place.
the property includes vast areas oilln its annual report just issued says parallel columns, one in Latin letters, '
that while the war has put a stop to
the company's ragtiu' business.
aflohenlohe fnniily one of whom, works have been fully occupied on war
,(‘blodewig Hohenlohe has new orders (manufacture of parts for Zep-
-* " DOB!!!) and that. the We earnings LONDON, March 31 —-The Hair
The cutie is tnmous for ‘the num‘ for the year were $175, 000. As ~itha Dressers' Guild ba‘ye announced that
remarked ber of windows. 366, one for each day company wss burdened with a hesvyi after April 15 next, they will raise
deficit. 1915 earnings made it possible the charge for shaving»- from four
his probable that as antarcstment to write at! a substratum amount The cents to five cents and advance the“
y“ m “M” mm 3,, merely. Kahlil: has mafia swipin- oomph: lils- also derived ream price of humans homeitht an",
my: in: bsfhn't 1M and m“ “'3'“ a. ’m‘
;.’m&.» we“; tom- -
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nswu RENOVATED. i
CENTRAL HOTEL m 0. cases no...
Corner Monroe and Chestnut streets. South Norwslk.
Room by day or week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated. electric lights and us.
Everything first class.
.“
war newspaper will shortly be start-
ed .in Cettinjo for the purpose of in-
lforming Montenegrtns of the happen.
Recently Kubelik has had an estate logs in the various battlefields. Amongi
other things, the paper is expected to i
leducate the people in the. use of a.
inew alphabet, in which Latin charncv
. _ man . tel-s are used inltbad of the Cyrillic
FRANKFORT 0N MUN Ge y characters of the Montenegrin alpha.-
All the news will be printed in
a.—
the other in Cyrillic After six
months the paper will appear in Latin
the
typo only.
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at: various to ten cents. Scarcity of labor a:
Run the W cost 0! materials
as jugs-as for the 1mm
42 Piece
DinnerSet
$273.
Sentinel Comm
(“THE SOUL OF HAPPINESS") .
The Blue Bird
18 SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
The. lucky Bluebird (”“0 Soul of Happiness") is the design of
this Dinner Set. made It. one of the foremost American putters. T... 4
highest point reached in harmony of color, chaste design, and .8
the same time. the. latest thimt in the prevailing mode. it will pr";
to be the greatest ever—n Bluebird in blue. and turquotse with the
soft red of nature on the breast. while the edge of each piece is Iliv';
ished in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it laid out complete Vii”
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who views It.
Diiplaved at Gehebe’ s
5 WASHINGTON s'r.
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Blue Bird Set Coupon
Monday. ‘ April 3 -
NAME ss.ns‘snloosulloloooI-OQIIcocoon-Ibsoc-IOICIODOD‘
ADDRESS
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NEWSDEALER
Shoulder Roast 16°. Fancy Fowis
Lean Pot Ros-t, no bone 16c. atrlctly Fresh Eggs
SinaiiPu-k Loin.....uc., 20o. Gold Medal Butter
Fresh Shoulders 16¢. Oleomarosrlne . 18:. No.
Small Fresh Hams ..... . 20¢. Smoked BM, Lamb or Vol}
Sugar Cured Hams 22c. Tongue
California Hams 150. Swiss Cheese .........
Dixie Bacon 15¢. 3qts. Sauer Kraut
Corned Boot from.....-. an. up Corned Home .....
Native Vast from 160. up Corned Spam-lbs 1
Fancy Chickens no. Pigs Hoods .,.
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