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Who said: “I most ilrmly refughee
To get in the race
For friend Woodrow's place;
r it’ s a dead cinch I would lughes!"
~Columbie State.
”TREE With
01" ALL KINDS
SPRAYING
em from that In
t-i' lite \II.
mined in “JP rI lief \IurL.
l:Ire pith-ed nt' SlIfIJIIIuIm,
'tltls hrnveh ot‘ Amerivun relief \IorlI
.Ihe muount of aid helng furnished by
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REFUBHESAL. -
was an old jurist named A THRILLER
Friend-4AM innovation in your
Uncle Tom“ 5 Cabin show this sensor”
Showman—Oh yes! Instead of hav-
ing Eliza escape by crossing the river
on the floating ice cakes, we have her
escape by crossing <Brosdwsy at
IForty-third street—Judge.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE ‘ro NEW
YORK.I
Freight beet leavee Her 21 Int
River, New York (foot of chemo».
st.) every dey except lune-y. at s p
In. Frelnht received It Home": up to
I, .m. mum Monte
5:00 p. fit.
fleet-ls P. Fee“, m Agent.
on mum J. elm rm
NI‘I'A'I'WI URI. lee.
Deeply Appreciatee Our War ile-
liet Won't. Says Bacon.
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U. S. BEIDERS GREATEST AID l
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America's War Gifts Total “Mi
Cllh lad Millions More In Suppl-0e |
Allied Countries Get Bulk, but ‘5.-
000.000 He. Gone to Heir Germans.
New York vAt time aim-:- the
Ioutbrenk of the lIIIopt-ntt mar has
:‘thete been I still-‘lMItI-t) wmpliatton
of the tot: II rtIlief Ute-Iniui iv) tin-1M“
ple of the i‘hited Matte“ in the miler
ti I‘lllt . i
lieIeMiih lsa sllmluztl'I ul’ lill'\t‘ e' l
luli‘. piling: tile l‘t‘stllh nt’ m: I-RiItIIh
me Inquiry. uhhh lt‘\t'lll.‘ In the
tint time the t-\letti anti er’t‘e tw-~‘:tv5r.~
I'k il'tllt‘ it) the ,\ Ht'l'hiilt!‘
'l‘ueidy tire mlliitllh lt’lriv‘t'lli‘ II. t
I~:I.~!I “hat the III‘tlllll' ut’ the [HUD]
States lune nontrthutel
\ quarter at" a trillion, N h e~tIII.;I'
is the grand total slli‘lil in I'I-Itet
Imril :illl'wild shire the uni began flu“
ll”
'iite l’IIiietl Staten ”ll null II~ Ian];
u-Ilttlivlliiults “In! the nut ~tt-Iea at
imI'l. t'lnl'tin; ntnl supplies ‘tllttliill'tl
i~ l‘l‘uttl‘th ".- itnxtng l'l“]l<'i.llt‘4l liUitlI
ill the mills m II'I- upon our Ilt‘UI'll‘
Ito-re in
Inuit)
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.erentI Iiu- wrunllizntluns en
lit I'nmtult
Philadelphia. till 1qu and uthI-v lfll'lll‘
.itlu tiI- “art. ix ll"'t‘l\ll|u a un-aI
lit.” tvf' attention hut the l'i>lli‘ ale
II-tlet II-Ii to :I lane I-\teIIt tIII- II_iI the
Irpmt oi the variI-m IIIIuIIlzatInIs‘ ‘
llitYlllL' iwn~iquatten~ in \t \\ lurk
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l'tmto hv American I'HJMC .\h!"lt'.illill. I
llttlllJiT NM‘OV.
whirl: hm been front the start of illt'
“lil' a sort of . li‘tll‘ltl: lltlmt‘ [or \Iusr- .
iI-nn II-liel'
ll~ "illl'lt‘ at her pillllrili;t‘.‘|u'l'i' ll' 0 a!
the outbreak of the war. llelttitn-n .It I
it‘ttvlwi the early l'fllll‘l“ of .\IIIIriIaII
I'elit-I’ outlininniinn‘s. The need r-Il‘ help
was so IIIent. the itII‘nIh-l mnnIII' \\.‘l‘-
N. lumpiv-lrlII overuite‘tnevi. that tip-I
nations or Europe I‘tilltt' tn ill-ininm'u'
l'”.~"llt' on n rust llt'llll'. 'l'he IuI-Ipie Hi i
the i'nlteii States.
In this rail. have runtrlhuled IhII~ fnr
III-arty “Malawi for the llelulnus. 'I‘hr .
tnlnl eentrthulions tor tlelulnn reliet"
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prompt to Ie~pvntlI
While the hulk ot‘ the roller worki
done in this tountry goes to aid thei
.
I allies. ,vet .'I great deal is 'u-ina: done to.
help the “Illuminati s in the lit-rmanit ;
countries Not so ltlilt'll is heard nimn'i
hut it is nevertheless helm: pruseenteul .
\\ ith vigor.
There Is. in the. ease or the Herman
Austrian relief work. no central unenr)
in this country through \vhieh the re
sults are reported. I~‘or this reason it
is not possible to give with exIIvtIIess
the ‘Anteriean people to tho 'l‘eutonir'
nations. Prominent Germans who are
interesting themselves in the matter
estimate that “.0051!“ will eover the
aid thus far sent from this eunntry to
’l‘entonie sufferers.
Anton: the. most active of the eon
spit-nous Americans engaged in the war
relief work is the Hon. Robert Bacon.
former ambassador to Frnnee. While
.\ir. tlaeon has given espeeial attention
to the Ameriean Amhulanee hospital in
Parts, or "hit'll organization he is
ehntrmun of the hoard of governors, he
also has followed with keen interest.
other phases of the relief work to
widen the people or the l'nlted StatorI
are interested.
“The deepest appreciation is felt by
the people abroad." Mr. Baron said.
"for what the United States has done.
both through individuals and organiza-
tions. This I know. Especially do they
appreciate the way in which this work
is being done. They feel that the pet»
ple of the. United States have been
most generous. Not only do I know
this from friends in France and Eng3
land. but also I tun assured that this
same feeling prevails in the other Icoun-
tries in which our people have shown
interest.
“What the men had women of this
counny have done cannot be measured
in money. The sympathy they have
m them-I’ll“. “I‘M“ .,
lid is every possible way. have elicited
warmest praise horn the people of
by Soothe Can
Be Preserved
Only by Sacrifice
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Iltil-‘l in twawni a national
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law no out 'Hr-l l."l .I~ I'viil mu:
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TOO MUCH DEPENDS ON MAIN
TAINING DEMOCRACY AND Liar
ERTY tN TH‘Is HEMISPHERE To
LISTEN OROWBILY TO THE SIREN
SONG OF FALSE SECURITV.
"What is he noted for“
“He is either a literary man or
Insxaztne writer. i can‘t
which."-—-t.ife.
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Whyelefll’elueYeeitThI-ewnte
the Air won. v... was. i
When you throw a bit into the air
while moving your body forward or.
backward. either slowly or fast. the‘
ball pennies of two mottonzF—tbe up 5
ward and the forward or batkward
motion of your body. The bell possess
ed the motion of your body before it
left your hand to go up 1'qu the air be-
cause your body was moving before
you threw it up. and the bath was a
. part of you at the time.
I you
. yunr
. lliljt‘t‘ls,
. just
it _\on are moving forward up to the
time )ou throw the hull into the air
and stop us soon as you let go of the
hell. it still {all at some distant-e from
Also i! you throw the ball up
from a standiu: position and more
fathom the hall |e:t\e.~
will fall behind
nvtuslly threw it
as own an
ilntltl tl.- lutil
Inn. ptnIhlevI _\Ivit
straight tip
(it t-Iili't‘ \t It In. W that the earth
t< In nth: hum mtiw per hour on it~
:III- and that uin-II Inn ”mm a hull
straight lulu I‘ P nil irvnn a stntnlin;
position, the earth and yourself, as
Inni as the hall ln-m- with the earth
It lI .lL illoltlm v lu‘ll-tl' lilt‘ lull t1ttl~t~~
do“ n again.
ho“ eta-v
The It-intne pmllmn is
the >fil'l4‘ “e not our .sI-INI
ot‘ mutton t») n Ionpariwn “ilh Ulltt'l
it you are in :I train that I-
muting soittll and azw' '.r:' trnin :‘W‘
ii) in lin- opposite IiIII non. llI|l\‘l‘l‘_'
I\ fast Mm 501‘“) in he tum;
hein- is fast :.~ you really are If tht
train on the ”titer imv'iI hunt-vet: i.~
Hilllt‘,’ at the mine rnte ut' ~I-eeti :illll in
the same tiirwtion n.‘ Itvu are you
‘ \Iiil appear to he Hamlin: still
living it oh in the l..Iil again I\I)Ii
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c
“I“ tnui that It alt-nu pIIia‘u" oi
the lttoti-m ut’ the l-uul} llIlIli'IL’ it in
addition in tin Illillil‘ti;‘i\1‘7l“It'llIi i~
Ihruun up l”vi‘atlelpluu I'II
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ON! TIM: Crinolire.
’l‘lnv «'rinlinw lllldt l’ another name
Ivn~ Lime.“ and denoumed in tin
eiphiI-enilt I1~IItur_.. “ltllt‘nh' th
parnphkt pIIi- wished in Inns-land in lil-
under title 1'! “‘lhe l'n mums Umnti
Milton of the Hoop I‘Ntitont. as thv
I'Itultiutt Nu“ in"
At that time the hoop. II.~IIall4v ot'
“halt-hone. un< often "no large as in
till the span- of si.\ men.“ and in 1751
n writer in the i‘onrmisseur speaks of
"ht-ups" I‘lllltlltlt‘ or contracting or ex-
ptttttilitg "from the size of n i-Ittter
rhurn to the t-irenmterenee or three
imL'NlII‘tlIIH."
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A MODERN VERSION.
The Amaeonu were about to charge
"Wait until you can see the powder
remember on their noses " directed the lady who
commanded the other Tonnnhre hoops
Phe- udcnyhsmh
‘enflnu' I. be hetdnutyeu‘.
IM-fllbflohuw
Ie-ery Yule-o. i
-I have decided." remarked eat-l
sorghum, “to train my memory.”
“What syete- will you no?"
“i don‘t know. t’m looking for one
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at
am will enable me. when I an inter- Iii-1.1: a zflumwwf
viewed. to remember what to forget! ‘- '0“ 1-110. The intention I,
_ “Leghhm‘m Stu. t.- “ _edntlon m exhibits
»_ _..-_~____ “ m 0'61 known lndIIOU'Y-
Death on the Croce. 1-5. a” bum; will out shout
rruciflxiou wss a common mode of flflnflw an area of 610,000
execution among mt ot‘ the old It I I'll.“- ‘lb We of the. stalls
lions it we: in eonstrmt prnctlee. will h A” 11 libs in length, and
especially in Assyrian. t'arthsgiuls nd‘ urn-MI will be made for possi-
Ihe Roman empire lie abl— 0‘ “0 grounds should
_._._ __ 3 this I. I“. The [air will be
H“ Tn“ held 1. th- casts
Baron—Been to see the doetor'.‘ ’ ——~——«———
tighertr-Sure thing. 5
“Did he "em 3.0“?" i AT THE PLAY.
“Oh. no; it was my treat. it post Del “Bea-1. "n Inks you sob to nee
F?" Buflslo News. {that port: Inning heroine shivering
gin the nu!"
‘ “You bu," untried the other mal-
inee girl. ‘I wonder where she gets
her hot! walk-d "‘
1916
DOLLAR DAY
250 Pair Khaki Trousers $1
t'IIlted Slates riee
quadrupled In a year.
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exportation
Made with tlap pockets and cults.
Val. $1.50.
$2 Straw Hats $1
$1 50 Shirts
B. V. D. Union Suits $1
and Pair Socks
$4 pcs. 39c Balbrigan Underwear $1
5 Bow Ties $1
10 Linen Collars $1
$1.50 01118 Shirts . $1
$1 Shirts 2 lor $1.50
500 Reduction on all Barry Shoes
Louis A vrick £53.3"l3'mu
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USED We have
utomobiles
SERVICE
in trade tor NEW CARS.
PRICES.
Luther M Wrig
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_Oakland “Six”
-$795-
Oakland ‘Eight’
r$1550-
Maxwell
Pullman
Koehier
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several touring and runabout automobiles in good condition-MINI“
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