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*4” 4 i ADAY IAY 18,1916
RE ALMANAC FOR
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BIG SENTINEL TELE-
l’HONE CALLS
Iodine—93-
Moo—93.
' lunch Office—1388.
" Mensa—ranso-
' . g Residence—“Isid-
Ianagcr‘a Residence-
touriincronv.
W Convocation at Iathr‘
MOERLA I..mlltbuhold
o Tensile, South Main St,
m,flny18th,l p. In.
W Mnutor'n demo. All
A. lacuna cordially invited to at-
Fraternally.
' J. A. MLLW, H. P.
.“”~“"" I. LYON, Secretary
“ow No.1“. r. and A. la.
, . m u noodle Bulldinl. Booth
5' “N 1st and trd ran-dud
- and Anon-t 0!-
o'clock. an Inater
invited. Artbu
uiawut
an A. L. ooan",l
-‘ that] matter
A cud Ioort u more“! “I“
and more peremtory demand, the"-
fort. made the British governs-l!
yield
Our government 'm now renting its
objections to Britain‘s violation of
the international postal laws in
terms.
of not only ourselves and every neu-
tral nation. and in the long run 01
every belligerent, too. that the sanctity
of the mils should be preserved and
no mischievous precendent establish-
ed,
If we cannot go further at this that
compelling Great Britain to gvnnt
more sweeping reforms than then in
the conduct of her blockade, it to
larger because Germany, by the im-
possible bargain she nought to make
"ln the submarine controversy. baa tom-
porarily embarraaaed us and tied our
1 ”Ids.
____._+____.
THE MASS AGGIES.
Now what on eanh la a ma- ag-
gie? No. it is not a "moss agate." No,
it is not it slang term for indies who
have just been to church (not even if
they went for the express purpose of-
showing 0! their clothes.) The land
line is “Muss Aggles play Vermont."
You'll have to guess again,
it's the baseball team of the Mason-
chusetts Schools of Agriculture Which
lays proud claim to tho myltorioua
title. And the presence of “Aggie"
on the sporting pages of the papers in
a symptom of the times.
Once going to college means to
the
seizure and Winn at mt class:
This is a particularly 01-;
(cursive feature of the British blochade‘
stand on our part will bring Britain to;
(~th on our part will bring Britain to|
It is manifestly in the intereatl
“ m g. a person who oh" ‘ 3'” opt-mi four years abaorblng little Latin
l filth. 9110' “M'- “d h ”0 cm |and less Greek, a few scraps of theor
fill when he loses as when k Vim “gilt mathematics and pohsibly a bit of
A men. in the game 0‘ m" the malattenunted phllotsophy. Boys were
apart M03. he W“ himself “9 "m trained in what were called the “hu-
m!" over again “9 doeant "“m'manltles," but which an a matter of
time. one!” 0|" “WW“ 90"" ”m“ 1fact were of very little interest to hit»
tag an failure on fate or the other manlty.
i rotten. He devomz I“ hie “NM" New on the athletic field we Ind
1o gaulng ahead “a“! A“ "9 6°“ not only the members of academic
"it cheerfully Moreove'v N “9“” “‘e colleges—aha tam htudy mi: “in-
fllou if the 0m? and “'9'" tries to human" subjects as economical. up-
i“ m advantage lplled chemistry. history-of-clvlliaatlonr
“A A chem woman “”9“ “"9" the in rchtlon- to prehent- -day- problems aub
him? “7 “CNS“ 91“ Md ‘0'“ in a jocts which touch upon home life at
W venture and feared “MN” vltnl points~but we find the Aggies
. 810 left 8 ten 39“ 0M 0““ t° and the 'l‘eclrs in great numbera. The
“item cnre of by other 990’” 35° Aggiea are learnin how to feed the
at“ pill. I“ 8h“ Md “1‘0 h" busineflil world; the Techs will houae it and
Eli had not been able to make it It" clothe it and pave ita streets and build
filo Vb! “locate!“ and near | “F its bridges will bring water to the
M breakdown But someho', “'1 waste places of the earth that the A;-
man cl encloses possible to use. it glen may farm thereon.
ug‘aa‘i really o “snorting" thlns ‘0 And somehow in spite of the Ag-
‘ ION 101‘ her 0‘"! pride than ‘0‘" gles and Techs, the world grows more
I? “to! dnuxhter was “3' And “‘9 cultured, more interested daily in the
ma W only thiT‘V4k—3u‘ n things of "sweetness and llght.‘ Or
A M use to DICK herself “P and is it perhaps, because we the learned
:wyeatnnccess from failure. tltht culture is not incompatible with
‘ Th1! is an extreme once. But there farming or industry. and because we
A the woman who tries to in!“ 0‘“ are trying to rear a race who will en-
oi parlor a fivecent fare for a OHM-:ioy the beauty of life none the less
All! ta mulled “hen the conductor “1 because they have helped produce it?
Erik“ upon the rule. There h the wo- _______.___.___,_
”;Mh—her name is lemon-“0 “n" JAPAN“: onIEVAnce nmovzo.
~ m in line. She tries to get nbend The ”M h” done well to chug
W others, and is insulted when told the Me“ immigration bill, 61mm“.
,.
to take her proper place.
The? mason for this lack of fairneu
All the part of women in obvioua. 900-
pic who are sheltered and kept from
WW competition become selfish. ‘
‘ look at life from the mamas-at
W of the cooperative point
. vllw. Business women are "bet-
W" than home women, chief-
W fill reason. But if all wot-on
{nomad upon their rights rain-f
”than upon their privileges. they;
‘m to carry the reared-ont—
‘ 1 come with the m cheer-
tr. 9m the game an" and to
dim. smiling. when they lone. -
commute.
aaqnontral. .
Worm
, undue-beaded”
”Tantalum“
has undue-no-
'mtthoaaaw
“MEDIUM.
Watt-mutt "
ling such features as were objection
able to Japan. As the chairman of
the immigration committee baa or
plalned. it is simply a question of "ac-
commodating the phrasoology of the
present tent to meet the agreement‘
' in excess of the market value orsoute
made between this country and Japan.
it will make n6 change in the admin-
istration of the law. Jamal: naked
for no change. She has merely asked
for a, continuation of the "lontlomnn‘b
agreement" by which our oxlaflng in"
migration poIcy all be lnlnulnnd
without offending the Japanese.
No new situation has arisen to re
quire a change of that policy. Jn
“QEMMIIQ
gthegoodfl‘ollalnohorlahmuontotthv 11W
wove-lumen”. the
WDWMQ
with";
Commutiyrooomamr
oomldornbloloetnrlngonthabuhleot.
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Editor of South Norwalk Evening Sen-
tinel:
In one of his higher bunta of tar
spiration, Dr. Crane wrote his article,
“Jubilee," printed in the Globe, on
Friday, In) 1!.
but only a specimen. hero and thorn
of its product. Perhapa the lineal
thing in it; great display of fine on-
tttbenea is this: "The only untnlnted
charity is W." Now. that in in"
what I been been trying to any for
get it out: and Dr. Crane haa gone
and copyrighted it. Again, he says:
“The best part of the human race
does not want help. nor favor, nor
charity: it wants a fair chance and a
square deal." it is like the hungry
marchers, in London, whose placards
bore lht‘ words: "We don't nah alma;
he demand work." (‘barlty'a occupy
tion would be gone it the human race,
as a whole and everywhere. could
have that demand satisfied. What
civilization needs for its triumphant
progress is simply the stopping of the
stealthy matching away of the other
fellow's earnings, whether by social
or political trickery, religious or nec-
ular quarhery. hypocrisy,
the bill! of bold falsehood or the
hllme of cunning flattery. Juutlce con
hints in seeing that every man has
Just what he can: and no more—for
he doea not doaerve more. than be
earns at his own market value; but in
the degree. he don't get that; cfvilluw
tlnn falls short and you have social-
ists, anarchists. lrlah rebolllonleta and
all the other people who try to right
their wrongs with enthuaiaam, rntber
than with common nenao. -
Now ltaten to thla‘ heathen doctrine.
llr. (‘ntne will shake his godlike head
at it (as Homer would say) and. may-
be, all himself down in the seats of
the scornful and pull a wry face
Nevertheless, it la God's truth. namely:
The only thing in the world that
slaves off an early millenlum, is the
very thing rpout lauded as 'one great
source of civilisation. towlt: “com
ntercc.” You will an, I am crazy. per
hilph' sick the fool-killer on me: but i
am going to rub that doctrine
Commerce to simply stealing and put-
ting in your own pocket the earninga
of somebody else. Producing people
earn their own market value by thelr
demand on the market for human lat
hor up to the Hunt of the value of
their own products. It in thin earning.
this market value which commerce
hlenla. To illustrate: If you are an
.imcrican your value is that which you
and other Americans have given to
labor by your own call for labor in
he shape of tin products. You have
"lHIlEd your own market. It in
yours: and the value which your lo-
bor has lnihla market in exceaa of
the value which labor line in foreign
n:a.rkets is your rightful property. If
my one plucka that away from you.
he is a common robber: or he is tak-
ing what he did not earn. See what
commerce does to you: if, when you
iell yourself for a day toono who her
the. price‘ and who needs you, the mar-
ket which you have made ilxea your
lvnlue at 85, this value b nt hot “.75
little woman over there in the Flow-
ary Kingdom. who, for 260 as her
daily wage. wfll yield “new the
same physical ruuult that you yield for
'35. Now commerce II the cantons
ellow who wants to pocket as much
if the difference between your “and
Therefore common. rate into politics
“n this country and bribed-and bunta
betwe'n the'uoduot at the newer:
‘(lngdom female alave had this ‘hutu
"“"V W": W WNW l CNN-Wm: and tho taut deal which auhati with the surplus my of the
treachery,“ so rich in panolbtiltlea,
that poor girl’s 25c as be possibly can. ‘
't away into Congress and the White ,
_ ummufimma—MJW
MWNMMMW'M bun
(ct when the appalled Amati
tidelboMthmmmufln‘ can.
mnmnonwaumam
.- ..-...-
Commerce. bribing, corrupting. de
bitucln'ng, beamillng, murderous. Iran-
oaning to you for being no fresh in
the face of prosperity. But com-
merce is theft just the same. In these.
days and for our glorious country, with of civitiuu‘on. From its womb lapt,
all the mnterinla on earth right here fullrgi‘own, the grt-at German war;
at hand. commerce is frank pincyhnnd yet it in the golden calf
nothing more or lees; Just a raking,which millions growl degraduia
iu
ducts. {through spending a pond. ol their
But this uteallng of the diflerence.iboot)‘ in "uplift"
tween levela 1! life at
home nnd,nll other American ontorprbea in this
abroad. is the fattest thing known to~ora of blood-drinking American proo
bandit thrift and it therefore does not ‘ perity.
lack very respectable defendera. Why. [ Confirm is the moat wanton crim-
llr. Editor, when our beloved nationl inal whone deeds over damned div-lib
rlnka to the bleep of cattlollke indlf nation. Controlled by it, a nntlon h
felt-Ion In! which it to an edubrntodlboundforbdl; Metro-lit,“ fnoouo
in time- when the market robber ls'mlllevtu'tnl dnwn not far removed; for,
kept away; and anowa his crafty repeamg the golden worth of R.
angioatoalovornadvonny antenna “rune. ”the but part of the human
We allot ant the whole orchard; ‘to itn gnu". M. a... enterprio- race does not wnnt help. nor favor,
lng gentry pile up immune fortuneaflnor charity; it wanto n fol: chance
m h a ninja raid. Mm'nud a route dual' lt dooa not want
tbe avenge durum-W tb‘lta home market value, from the top
mnrhot value of the inn bore and aim the both of domestic activity,
the man in the ma. 'u-u ll near ‘earned in the uncut of honest toil. dlo
ly so. per cent. in favor or the mar initiated ty moraine its “only of labor
whose
tutu- lnbar abroad in labor at home. world. merely in order that the (ow-
on a given order will land a profit I merctttl pirate may fatten and button
not lean than an avenge of 400 perIon its tlood.
cent, divided between the market! ROSWELL A. BENEDICT,
robber and the employer of labor, who ----—-—~—
thus patriotlcnlly Incrilcon American] COME IIAOOIS.
clviliaatlon; and several transactions Mr. Editor:
of the sort may be pulled off in g .1. With the gtenral increase of wages
gle year. making the. your: proud and everybody at work. the queatlon
something over a thousand per cent. is often rill-ed? “Why If. I0 '0' P00
Tbia accounts for tbe nlnnnulng of no ole bum: themselves hooves?" Never
nany uterine“ fortunes m “foreign’were homoa cheaper. never before did
trade." Donnell-tau by a glut. raid on ' men. women and children need home-
our market measuring four or Ivoimore than M do right ow. and
years. The opportunity in go yum-Viewer were they so well able to get
ble that it buya political portion, pm them Yet the tnccaaant cry in
idenclea and Wbitu not-a pnlldea It "rent-f 'Iml “who will amide belle-
aueh .‘for no?"
splendid gamble, that it could bribe. A can.” of tbo renaona why no
.tll the congreasmen and senators “fiery (0' bone! nre bull. Nil”
Wanhlngton—if they Were WHO- ‘ellcltu replica like the following. brief
at A very high figure. and then get unaware to which ttlt'ttctlontt are here-
uwny with so much apoll that it could with appended to it. h:
pave nll New York city with bricks oti 1. “I don't want to bother with real
real gold. No political part in safe outnto"—~but you Vant nomebndy to be
from it! corruption. Wit wan bothered with it for your note.
tempted and fell into the not- of tacit “1 “at my money for a road
Cut-an treaty; and later. lntofbemuck timo"—-blow it in. then. but don't
or the German agreement. Taft fol blame anybody but youmlf that you
lowed unit and wont hoela over head] ‘cnnt Ind a suitable rent.’
into the alinu of the Canadian your! 3. "I can't afford lt"—~ omnn but
proclty treaty and lie gross betrayal tan alord to live within tin income
of the American farmer. who squared’iond Wane what he is able to buy.
with the traitor in lbllf and Vii-on 4. “I can't find a place to suit It!
has simply been ready to live and die —perhm tome agent of real «into
for measures giving these market rob can and just the thing to suit you.
here carta blanebo. It in money that 6 “I am going to wait until the
do“ it; the lmmenae bribe of ouriwar la over"—-deor man, the war to
glittering domestic market, with th' over how—over the Atlantic ocean If
profit of a thousand per cent a year you were in llurope your excuse would
for the market robber. - ibe a good one.
the“ Q‘ h
SOUTH AMERICA LAND AND CATTLE
Won“: ma mum
Capitalism mono
reruns.” ‘dedwu'lttardlav
IN SOUTH
ton com. in the grant destroyer.
before I
off of the excess over foreign valuenluunittp, while charity in subotiiutad.
vvhich American labor by; because of for hrtlce by its debauched rotation}
its own activity in demanding pm—gwlil try to buy peace for their souls.
projecta. which Dr ;
reckoned in dollars and cents, be-‘Crane have are several loos ahead 9‘.
25 AREsc and 2 HEAD or CATTLE
Mwhatflfliaaqtdvalonttounderlboprouutofiuwbanmveatd
Full Apaid and nomasasaable. divided into 2.000.000 charcoal—par value it 00 each.
MONDAY. IA! II. In! 3
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PERCALEB
Yard wide. Neat designn Shirt-
nrd.
we lie
LIN!!! CRASH
' It." «not AI linen. Ior
tap. ate. Value lb dale per
Opnolnl
m CH end roller mole.
Val. 16¢ per yd.
..... 12%
Oriel-l
SHEETS
II double bed ubuta. Inn
”in "an. "no roman
thread uhuete. Value ea aunt-
“ 7k:
Oped-l .
PILLOW CASES
IN! 01 tbo be. I“. In-
“. VII“ W on. m
Special
HAND BRUQHIS
hlday
Special
PARING KNIVES
(line. steel. Value to acute
Friday
Special
Friday
Scalloped pillow canon. “ ol
Friday
Value 6c «.2 Mr 5
each. 5
Anniversary Sale
FridaySpeclals
. . We wanttomaketonion’owfh
Inhale. We have gathered a lieu
. strengthotwhichcannothelpbutappmltoaaypavoaa
Who recognizes good valuea.
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BOSTON lORE
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Wk
Pruy
item. the
WW Inrgmn
woma
UNION sum
Flue men-mad Inoo you Ita—
trn Ilae. low nut and mauve-
lam. Inn. M Di. Vina
60¢ Och.
"e 35:
Inch!
R1330).
Obeli. Alnfimubo-dmf-
fla nib-ea All «but Hue
30¢ pav yard
m 19c
Speak!
momma
u OI. bottle. “Q “'0'.
Vi. 25: n botth.
we lie
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KING‘S
BASI‘ING COTTON
500 yard spools an. I unis
pev spool 2
Special m k
HAIR um
um and duh, with and with-
out elastic. Value 5 cents
each.
m ZlorSc
spacial
I 1
6.
.try when the war its pnaaed"——go
lahead. that is just the place for one
who want: to go therewbut remem-
bornottoforgattoromamhtbobnd
'0! your heart's desire when one- you
int than.
i v.
Lyour wages. Go out in the woodl- WI
live in a tont~thla will materially cut
do'n your tax“.
8. "Labor and materials are too
high Just now"—-well, you like high
wagon aa well as the other fellows.
.Wbun are these going to be lower?
0. "1 want a bargain"~you do?
:Thon wait for mlafortuno to overtake
homo poor. unfortunate brother._
"I am aulng back to the old code:
10 “l nhnll bavenpboeolmyowa
when mother dtea”~you don‘t dauerve
w it it uhontd come tbln way Depend
upon youelf. not a (lentil.
ll. “I utul my money in the nav-
lhga bank" 100d. where would you
live if your hndlorti did the some
"fun in too Mgh”—no arezthtng?
1’. “i may leave town"——-tbnt is so,
but even so, a lot of people who leave
town come back ngnln. Thin la a good
town to come boob tn
13. “I may die”—dand. Ive?
ll. “l am alngle"-you are wrong.
ll. OLMES.
-—le n Sentlnel WANT ADV.
COIPANY, inc.
Y“
‘i lielmchuinbtoleudhmnllhuvudm madman aces in Paraguay .
Gladstone anaemic! that aggro-account! am to etch English chum wwid make the whole of England proa-
AMERICA!
2‘ who” [hp—Whore indie II he aloud—whet“ blizz 115 k
twbawflkbfirhaflfieworflwmmj have “some ffi‘fi ” W;W"E
' ”lawn“ a .w Jot-unusual! ”he“ “Hohhot Outfit“.
i tat}..amttr_ untitantfmuhlr ma
to
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fro" 'iuchRDjs South America Land at Cattle- Company
'\ Owns §25, 000 Acreage ::
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