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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 10, 1916 · page 6

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.11”? .13" mm a the imm- “I“. 1! km 10 ‘0 ‘9 With
9 ‘- 1" GOLDEN- To! Poland 1111 be outlined inter. new “- ‘I‘W ‘5' mt 0‘ Wt“).
OPRIE'TORS the boundaries 11' Head 1 '1- tnils you loose.” No

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Y. NOV. to 1916 land

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kg ALMANAC §OR Poland 11m 1111.» 1.9111 .1111: 11. par-‘
. 7 WHORROW 11111111 more than a 1'renttr1 ago. '1119' iPRES [Bfulmsofl flm‘f”
' new kingdom viiil probably includeI

‘only the territory taken from 1111515111,!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Poland is to hate an army of its

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own. but "the orginitation. instru1 ‘ 11211111111111} from Second page)

iing. (‘ 111111111.
ég‘tors Res1dencc—7 52 4. “

Managet 5 Residence— 1111121111111 the1 1111: 11111111111.

.12. ‘ l' 11d1r the tlrtuill‘ldnl 14 . l'ttl'dilti.‘ by H‘“ remaining "0““ ‘75? 111111110". R. 22,703. For con-
'8 Residence—89a isn‘t 11111111 to obtain enough "inde—! gresstnan, 21"? ”WNW” in“? Walton
""“"'““" “‘“* ‘iwnttcl‘w" '11 hurt it any The (lexui WEST V'RGIN.A 1)- 13-9051 Hernandez. 3- 14.912. 1“"

CHARLESTON, w, 1'... Nov.
. LD AFTER THE WAR. manic 111111 'i's 51-0111 to he creating. 1“,; Returns from 1.6110 precincts
. i will the

world 11' like utter [hp gum- of 11 fit 1- kingdom. 1111 ai|1.l.713 in West Virginia for president,

'130,‘“9.

1 Returns from 211:: procincts out of
1:123 in tho Second tii~trict give:

iiutT ”otters. R. 111,911; Woods. 1), 211-

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by his own 11mins 11111 i> d plt'ast' 1111- 111111- ~'. it would bet or 1K".-

“"3 "‘“m or thin llr~ir present piiuln. and it?"
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- 11851 i‘rl‘l‘li““l“-" him‘ ""1”" hails better than Russian rult'.‘ dent did

the 1.11.1111»- that .- 11'» wasn‘t; «II-Ir Mn
0 S INTINEL M ‘”.. .1, mu" no No Min-inn u, can my. not .- hmflmmaomm
,, A“, u, on n. to 1b Illa-n coho ”bl
1011 There isno ns-uratnoe that M '5'! ‘T" nicely 111 mu... Ii m m m ~ w
m yum the (Artur-r 111m hum. hi» 2. m W' i.“ '”.
an m Huh->- trcnd fie Int
VII-I 'W"! ti", '“.] Irfld Mil.
It”: W113. 32.“.

Then [him “I not mu. 1'"
u“ ”granule (has. 01 ”I”, Po Wonder there's 11 strong meter-en: precincts in M C0817. M0
Piesumably Germany and Alh‘ buck to the soil and I 11011 respect m" "‘"k announced "m V“ but
won by 415 vote- and tilt 1b mm:
but been locked up with the hollow.

he remaininz prev-inns

Bl” ”cum, '8 WE” Hughes . 111114 of 300 1191... mm.

two precincts oiso were mining in
Socorro County.
sure the Republican nominee :1 plur-

Rooms—92. [tion and command 111' 1111..- unity 5111111. _ — ~~ . nlity of 313

walk-93:11» ari'ang'nt by common agreement. ”iitillote distiitts 0' m" “3"“ ‘“d “1" Relums on "MW 81!!“ manor.
1 Branch OlfiCe—-I388. {the parties w "W agreement being ""1“” may 1101 he received until late m1 111111111111 and governor were 1111'.

Residence-218a. 1 1"”111‘115‘.v nt’Publicun leaders con— front (oniplete Three hundred and.

111 11111 and the 119W .(edt it that the plurality lor the pres-9111111110111 precincts gaw- Jones.i)e1u
litiP‘tl \1ould not he IllatHlally changed or-mt tot i‘nited States senator 24.-

10.--- baca. D. led
out of 000 in these precincts for governor.

liu-lson ri\‘t'l‘.

The Mayflower anchored 1111‘ 11111110-
(lift ltciori-
not come inshore until 9:50"

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were mt-

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tend throughout the state utl in b ‘ "

elude-d 20 in Rio Grand» ("0\1.iil). Fit k-W' ’

teen lift-‘Plnllp‘ in this 1"ou111) tutu- coo J
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where 23 precincts

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Eteryhotiy who tinnlts 112:“.1NN, 1mm). 11“.). 1-1111 control and. i-’.i\e Hughes 1315. 62; Wilson l.’ 1,181.7. NAVAL YACHT OFF RHINECLIFF. ; .’
the great tom-s now strut-‘“,“... mm. “.m M, an auxiliari 10 V‘::“{'"‘“ ”0“! Willi pre;'in1-ts out or itHiNFX‘iJFl". N. Y.. Nov. 10-le " i " ,
. 1.1 01 £0\".t'iliitl' gin tobinson, ll. naval yticltt Mayflower with PNsi- ' ; .3
-.nir.e that, thou- 11111-1 be .'.- . 1 s 1 111 wheteh . ' “ ' ' ‘-
ohm}. 9“” '1 ' 1 ‘1” ‘ "1.11.311; tornwt-ll. ll. 136.417. dent Wilson and Mrs. Wilson on w" ‘“...MM
change-r. “1'“ it“ 50““ 1111'1' 11111 .~ur1'1 lldt‘i' Poland and 5"“. Rt'turns from 1.670 precincts out of board. on their way 10 Williamstown. '
1 1 . .1 ‘ . , I- 4 - ‘ . . V t t I
\hlngs “I" may "MM“ .11111r11 lit't‘il 1‘1. l.1i.l for l'llttcd htntcs senator, tlIH' Muss. uri'it't‘d off Rhtneclifl‘ curly ill' 3‘ “I"! 3"“
..G \‘iclls tht i‘11r.zii>h 11111'1-1- 11“,. Am), 1111 “prungpmpm might qtllht"'l¢"ll'ld. ii, 135.”? (‘hilton. it. day. zti‘tt-r :1n ttncventt‘ui trip up the g

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‘PH‘H so. there remains tt vitul 111141113905. ““"hlt'k 11) take. his train for Willlanisg h 1 r1"1-\.:.';.~..
1‘“ ““3" “M“ h" the that 11111 been iunorcd Winn will! Rctttrns from 2711‘ pl‘t‘k‘inUw out of to\1n,11'h-er1' he goes to act as god- 5'“13‘"i“.7'1'3'4':immiflfiwjmuhy.r
'11“ "t with the long ptii'>-5‘, pro-1h,a “11.... say about it " 3394': in tilt: Third tiltiii'itt 3111-. 11111119!“ 111 the christening or the sec: grams... yijgcfimmwmm, 111-111- :1 1.11.1 11.1w
' bu) ruthet tiuin s1-‘-il' :1 jud" . lwlwm- R1 32.3“: Aldrt‘snn. 1). 211' 08nd child of his dttuxliter. Mrs. 11‘. ll. 1.11).. 1.1m 1111‘s..” .:1._5 . .1..-
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x ”WE'RE ELECTED". 1 Returns from 11% precincts out of
“‘"W “‘1‘“ “it 01h” 2111 in 1111- 1111111 district give:

‘ '“- t-lu' first 1111's; ('ooper. it. 111. 7111; Wiles it it; :111.
'hlltm- "America Wt” Kit" ident to recognizo feminine right A}
in connection with eicc-

he had thc

' itch seems to ignore our

lions. Was Lincoln.

l
howcvt-r. cut-«1:0 from claims to immortality.
320 in the Sixth district-give:
1111011111; 11. 111.311»: Litticttam'.
1 17.370.
. . .
t'quairights 1'1cu'point, :11 least. .

the night 111 his first (‘it’C-j

r a manly part in 11111 mi.
' (1 of men."
tyranny
' ll be only three grout world

tillllGl‘i'lm 1n allies.

' story rcvlved
tion titty suggest: thni
will disappear.

i.7i;l 111 W1»: Virginia. for president,
home in give:

”unlit-s 1311.711;

it this
.‘ t‘thc tion The little
W “11%“ Central Eutopm'ts ““1 ”it“ Sprinuficld. 1”,, had heel: thrones-d nil;
m $113M Am‘ “'“WHN‘ 1““ ti:1_1 with 1111 1111s 111111 neighbors. Asi
(110511th of these time 110W"r the rctutm began to come 111. Mini
"bgfione “1 lilt‘l" L‘ “11"") l" "P and .\’11s i..ntoln «.11111111 liltlll cngt-r-
'htonni'chy” 11111-1 11 while the news
M3128 for 11 l'nitt-d States of 1111111 1111 llllfln’tll'tllllt‘ turn. Mrs. Lin-
Hc 10 501‘ the coin was tired. Her husband. con-

l.incoin 1
\\'ii.~on liltifistt.

1.713 for governor 111w: ‘

Rtlllhiilbtill. it. 135.193: Coi'nwcii. it ill
l:lR,0.’13. ' _

[tr-turns from 1.1137. precincts out or 3%
1.7l3 for t'ttitt-d Stutt's Senttior 1111'": i
i .Stliht‘rlnlid, it. 1311,7112; Chilton. 11, 1,.
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republics 11ml (‘llllltt cithcl‘ rinccd that be 1111-1 defeated insisted ‘
”$011 a lt‘tiizue or cumin; to 1m on her 1:111:11: to hcd ills-itatl of sixty ‘ MINNESOTA '
ing with it 1111: up and {.11 int: tho droning 111111111 91‘ [ml-["11”,]... .\'o\‘ 10,41“...

l1 '5 than too precincts in thc alnte‘

to be lieuid from. Charles E. liutzhcs

today is icudtuu President Wilson hy‘ '
11 plurality of slightly more than 1,000‘
votes in 11 race which has whippsnwed I
"" admiralty '0‘" country. through in 11 duvs nntl lhfl‘t' nights oft -
'When there \\'il~' no ltmilt‘r an) ,unoflltiul counting and net ordtniz. tn: ,
or both Democratic and RN ‘

'l‘hc croud 1111 millctl
111ch came nous
t'nt‘t'lcd Ncw York.

"the possi- 11.11. 1.11.;- at 11111111,

 

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t the now 1-\1'lu-.'i\'cl_1' llrit~ 1.11111 ”mm" mm
hpfmay
trolled lit
with group 111 Aiiit-s. Attstrnlitt.

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g, Br1t1uti ‘ [Milli it1 tuityntnd. doubt.“ :11- reinl 31m...“ 11111] ftilllltl’pnbncnn purlii-s c.1n only ho decided .. l
.. 3M RtlSsln and tie it 1 went up 1) my 11 1 by ”m official count. 1, ‘1
WE'E my 11 111: “#11001 scum tout'chci 1101‘ The vote of tit-2 Minnesoiu nunrds- ;' 1

Quid-{socialism is destined to make shouldei 11ml said. ‘.\lur.\'. ' Shc madc " men ”n ”N. Mexican border, which 15 3‘

19111; gains. “The Allit‘s will no answer i Spoke 11 “1th louder, living forwarded to tho county ttudi- a:
ultimate tiring. as Germany was saying: tors of the home countifsdot t‘lItleIss‘t' :3 '>
. becoming before ”,9 war; “.0“; ‘iiinryi Mary! We‘re eiectcd!‘ .1 crs. and cannot be mun c un s .

1... under the law mvintz the absent 3:"

Nate profit “Sid“ in ”w com \imht- it Abraham had lived. aigunrtismon the privilege of voting. is ‘.

Edntcmt. handling agriculture. and ‘11111'1- would hate started in emun- expected m 1),. ”W11...“ Romp time be- '
'Pfifmion, shipping. coat, the cipating the “Omen alter the slaves fore Monday. “WWW“? ‘0 “'9 best

 
 

information obtainable today.

The vote of‘the guardSmen. which
was taken Tuesday by commissioners
rcnt to thc border for the purpose.
amounted to 2.138 and is regarded by
party leaders its an important t'actor
said to 111, wife: on in deciding the election in the state. .

' . at art leaders 11» "'”
‘ ggle; 'at every turn we shalllthe night of Nov. 7 1916. “We're olec- 1“ the opinion p y fill»:

- ~ (1111-. the vote of the precincts not‘re- - K .
and consuming the productsdedf" instead of “i’m. elected!" ported at. ”m timt‘. may not be add-
industry " Boys will ”0.“-

ied to the unofficial count but will be
LUCKY FARMERS 1811111 to the county seats. there to

l
{I American farmers are lucky again await the ofliciai count.

metals. the. manufacture of 11'1'1'1- freed, As it was. it took 114
"nd'staple articles, as national. 1"r1t~ more for not presidential c1111
:."' ' .tlittnte to declare himself in fmor of

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utilized
. into the public service in-
into pritate business

It 11 rec successive bumper cropsl
will have gained immensely A et' 1 CALiFORNIA
lines of personal freedom, they seem destined for a bad slump SAN FRA‘JCISOO. Nov law—With ..

“nuance and economic tnde- this year, but their short crops are Californian determining ”93139111131
They will hate won the. really bringing them its much profit vote conceded to William interest in

Brevolutionized the estimate as the big ones did The wheat yield the size of the president's plurality
. Winnie importance.” ’of only 611.000, 000 bushels is worth. f1““liledtlauznimoifizyggfi: it: 59:;
' l 10 a w

free woman will be. a just about as much at present prices i 11 g

’deie‘gation which has been predict-3d.
, capable being.» sober]? as last year‘s biiion- bushel crop. And! Only 3 .1 precincts remitted to be 9‘ ‘
. out sober-1y behaved

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

she:southern farmers are actually tuitter'hena early many, when. Wilson‘s"
mounted from sexual off with their small cotton yield than lead was 3131 As 1110 Elwin: Fe
. I." The "ntmosphere of ever before in their history. ' 3:312; :iiigmegntfliflfigft 1,
; will disappear from the The cotton crop is estimated at 11.- plurality would not be phased mater: .
637 .000 bales. At 18 cents 11 pound. ““5,

it is worth more than 1'1 bill16n dol~ Both Secretary of state m “a... ,
1m, exclusive of the linters and 1101- Chester H. Roweil,chnlrm1m otlml’ .

towed 111111 1! the platters have Republican state central commitm
carried over a. 000 000 holes from last! :gfixlzflim 10:? ‘0‘. ‘ 139111 «1.101

W a” they a“ “M '0 “"9 “‘9' gntlmi,.~aa happened tour years ago
they have 81800000000 worth of 1101-. All can»: count under the supervis-
ton. for all 0! which there is u may of 101'de will M‘ m _
market, and rot- much or which they wilimfidfln - ‘

ne likely to rot countdown! more . ""ttIW1fim .
111.11 " "“1" "W“? l-‘l' “11W” slum 11111. 111.13.. 11111.1

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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.. an-Atiatrian manifesto

 
 
 
 

 

 

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Thrones lined the riter bunk
currytnu American flags. and when less the Word that he had been re.
the May {lower :1 launch.
itetutns front 109 precintts out oi president and Mrs. Wilson. was, seen

.to put on from the yacht,-
D. rushed excitedly

to itrect them.
Returns 11-11111 LG'H precincts out of went tip as tht- ili'Pfildt‘ni and his wife,
assisted by (fttptnin Jerry. ot‘ the May
Shower. stepped where.
The prt'stdem's face was wrg'nlhcd
Returns from Hit-4 precincts out (it"in smiles.

 

 

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.quper ......‘..1 081: pair

“1P0! I‘I t I I'oo-ooonoigmc pair

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“Sticks..........i98ce'1ch

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carrying ”it elected. lie raised his hat and waved

it to the crowd as he and Mrs. Wilson
set out on foot {or the railroad sta-
tion nearby.

the crowd
toward the limiting
Enthusiastic 1111th

.111 the Su'itt'huieti's Union

ARBITRATORS AT WORK.
5H“. 101i“. Nov. 10. Thu lil'bi-'
tuition proceedings which will settle; “"W'i.‘

7 111111 ration 0! Labor.

lie had received by wire

 

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The House 01 Fairchiid ls

‘ 51 Years Old

Over Hall a Century of Success

A Carefully Planned Pre- Holiday Exposition of
in Diamonds, Jewelry

:tlie Newest Ideas
Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Glass and

Goods, Eta, at Interesting Birthday Prices.

For an entire neck! Beginning November lith
and toutintting until November 18th 1111 1115111"—
'1 ill". IAIRCUILDS STORE will after remnrkahlc
birthday values, in every section of the store to fit-
tingly celebrate their 015i birthday.

A Birthday celebration 1s always an interesting
occasiott-espccialli with :1 store like 1‘ \IR~

CHILD S—whiolth has become an Institution in fort.

 

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1111111 1111 .1111 1....» 1111-1 11 1111.1 my ibr York University.
1.1111111111' Work will be begun 111 this

 

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Bridwcport—throttgh 1111'1 half :1 century 0? service.

A stnre where stocks of lcwclry etc, are the fin-
est in New lingluntl~zt store. ulicre perhaps your
(irimtli'atltcr has tradcd—wltcrc his children or his
children s cliildtcu are now enjoflitg I‘AIR( HlLD
Scnice—a scrti‘ce just as necessary as electricity—-
for the promqtion of both personal and 1101111: 120111-

“Suuuytoiw. :.,.1t§tu.i;c?1." Bless
1111' time limit

She know‘s what:
3.) 1" x3 timber. And mother
'1. r: ."1 1.11.111 knows that it's
”a. . ".1 'c'lsis mpe'fcctly
it is a: wiuslcsume for

; '1: tummics”astztsgood
"9r 111.; jaded digestion: of

{-1011 $23.8.

 

 

Ml ' 1:111:11. - Lut'thooohty"
'1 Inl'sls it's a great
5.1.1.» : 1:11.1‘ .. 1.11.1. storing up

pi 1:11:51 1.. 1-; 1-:rv; a: srfircv.

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rt. Experi-
wiiicii Run... 131195.!
-1. and nuirmve qualities.

 
 
 
 

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1 “2'11! Hi to? 1131“.

'.'.v ..-7:1I§LL'S at 1-11 -

At any 191L111 crows
. .l :‘miyoua i".'.'~1.1_1' T11...-' fare for itlc in
5 mm— or Q Bk} par-1112 ‘ FREE for yiuz'gmcex's
HIM RUNKEL {$01! RS. inc, 434 Wed
311111 Srrt'fl. New York C. O O

 

 

 

neutral
. by both
1'1'y on Monday, it was announcedlmuumrs and W.
new today. The men are weuibers' ti 1-1.1.

agreed upon (side-s. J.

A. Tillls,

of A111 '

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respeu
assistant picsidcut and vice-
president of the Switchmen’s Uniu.
t-Tlt'tt. amiiaied 111111 the Ameriuiu and E. F. Potter, assistant general

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Tim 111x arbitrators are Charles B. and Sault Ste Marie Railroad. and I.
formerly associate minc- of .W. Evans, assistant general manna.
”u. demands made last 111111011 by the lnited States Court of Claims, I! the New York Comm W

1911110 ruilromi swttthmt 11 icr 1111 1"lght 11111 i"",1oi Jtrentinh W Jo11ks.of N1 11' pm m m “'7 =«

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

AN 'nxrbsmon T0 ENJOY WITHOUT. A THOUGHT

 

 

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OF BUYING.

 

 

 

 

Here and There
Sterling Silver Handle
Bird 3211......“ $1.49

Sterling Silver .»«llandie '
'Chop’ Sets $2.98

. Solid Mahogany candle-

'Unusually- attractive are thud Handsoine
Sets and the reproductions in Sheffield.

Sterling Silver 3-picce 'ioilct Set—~
very handsome . . . .. . . . . . .. . .313'49

Military Sets that will 5111er find new owners

quickly at these prices-“$17 93 and 1m ’8

Manicure Sets—always desirable particular~
ly in View of the Christmas season -

34. 98158449513174. 99198151238

Sheffield reproductions—including cumpotc.
,'—-tray—mcat platters~syrup ettpHantlie- $5 .
stiték, etc.

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Gold Filled Hat Pins
l‘...a............24cpair

Sterling-Silver salt and

311511516111 Salt-until Pep.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

A Few 01 The Many Birthday Specials

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.: ' - Other ,
' 'Good Values

Placqttcs of celebrated
men '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'Solitl Bronze Reading
lamps $2.49

Sterling Silver and Gold
Filled Clutch Pencil—
'wortlt$2...........108c

Fountain Pen-scif 111- »~.
ler-—-nou leakable—Jvith
clip n.............. We

Mahogany Nut Bowl,
better than the $5 kind
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