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ROPRIETORS
“DAY. NOV. II, 19i6
g: URE ALMANAC FOR
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HONE CALLS
Rooms—oz.
: _ Office-—-93.
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titans Residence~751-4.
“ Manager‘s Residence—
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it
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s
i'flztrriow courEsr.
as there is any qutwtillll
result of the presidential
' e contest should be held
Mind all efforts made to timer-
; 1 .fexacl figures. The closer
but our.
‘hgi’hhe returns definite and un-
' 311*. There llltlhi be no doubt
', ver iis to whom the people oi
“IUnll‘ed States have chosen for
There shoutd
the more reason for
:- chief cxccuiiie.
recount in every state Villt‘rP the
Is raised. carried out in a way
to go to the annoy-
of
in
y be better
. and expense counting (llt‘l'
fiery ballot the tinitcti
fllnn to leave in the minds of
ALK' ennum'c urn? CAPII. :“TWO
“G S ENTINEL.
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lAud tht irritation lit' has
“reins \l‘flf‘Ftd by \\‘ashin'ttton, at Brit-
“ v ” w<~m
YEARS
”OR! 01'
‘7 ...-... - *mgo
WAR.”
(an it he tbot our old friend (‘ar-
ranza has been secretly lining up
with Germany and planniul to bar-
bor t'bouts to prey on transatlanticv
minim-rm“ The accusations made by
Gout Britain put llm \‘enuhtiano uu-
dt-r Siltutit .xtlrpit'itlfl, to buy the lt-a.~t._
shown oier‘
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aEii'= trotted. strains to hint at a guiig
1
I" conscience. , g
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much talk in thct ‘
There has born )
pan-t tun years of thriuun plots in.
Merito, under the direction of You
Rinielen, Boy-ed and \‘on l’apen, it
supposed. how-I
has been charitably
ever. that their activities Went no fur-
ther than propagundu meant to'
stifl’en Mexican sentiment asuinst the:
l'nited States. Eton that was bad‘
enough from tiie American viewpoiiit,l
and had much to do with the forced
it
recall of the offending Germans. But|
iii the light of recent developments”
it seem possible that German infill-i
eiices have been busier and more ef-'
fective in Mexico than most of us isup-'i
intimated:-
I
that Germany halt actually entublinh-I
ed submarine bases on the Mexican:
coast. if it is true.
grant infringement
the part of (‘arranza's gm‘erument, a,
viritiul uliiantc betwccti Mexico and.
posed.
The Brit islt government
it means a Iltt~I
of neutrality on
. .
Germany. a menace to Americunhotsw
tiiities between the l'nit-fd Stutco rindl
t t
L same CLURE. ]
S. S. lit‘l‘lttrc, the noted cditor,
. _ ;\\lttl llih just t‘t'ttirni-tl from
ranzu has deliberately plannt‘tl l0 lit‘atit‘t‘. ltt't-tlit‘ts‘ that thc Hurt)-
tlirow away the friendship of titt‘jptaii war. will t'tlllllilllt' for at
t'nited suites for titat of Germany. it‘lra‘t another ycar and is llit‘ltllt‘tl
31o llt‘llt'\t‘ that it may last I r
Mexico.
it's ungrateful of Carranza, to any;
lllt‘ lea-:t. And if, tii’lt-i' all that out:
. . .
government has done for him. (‘ttr-
,prohahly means the end of (‘arrunm
rigid-smote portion of tile pitb- smnptiody will be "blitzed to t‘lenn‘
V Mk)“ that the mum“ has M0“ him out. if wo don‘t do it, the Allleu'
; ‘ Vb! mistake or ”w" I invite the Europeanl
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.1“ little intimiition of dishonesty; “ ,. . .
T 71111 the demands for :i l‘t‘t'tllllll PUMPING WATE
' ‘0' be mm“), based 0" ”w “"‘J' ll‘ ages the Macedonian plain north
’ Wm {hull-election officers may hare oi Salli-a has been dry and barren.
made unintentional mistakes.
th' honest
,fi‘fifilllcnfiion of returns, it is till tltc
,wfittlelii the end. For that rcusoit not
would the public support a re-
in every doubtful case, but the
559 work is qticstioned should
ptly acquiesce, and place no oi».
m ‘in the why of thorotuh inver-
.\\'ill. lie can't
.,.
error or dciihcratc
hauled laboriously from it distance.
failed to provide a
Hunter, an
up the oil
Crock engineers
supply. Then Campbell
American who open-Pd
iiclds of Porn, was: called on.
four American!-‘
Today there arc
there, assuming the thirst of the Briiu
:ish and French soldicrs from four mu:
lesion wcils that thcy have dust. Thcir
derricks and drills ('tllllt" front Akron.
"ref was a presidential dispute
gye‘ilrs ago that tore iht» notion
”open. and lcit a train of bitter-
nnsolinc pumps front Detroit. 'l‘licy
tire going ahead. drilling well ntterl
.well. When the war is over. those,
'ltbd doubt that have not ytt ran-
." it ought to be possible. to es-
‘ :um. t'liOlt‘t‘ oi Mrjwuson or
"
V , r
who" S" mnflmholy that dreary plains will
.i‘rtiitftil for the first time.
ilv they may bloom like otir own it‘-
lrlgatcd lands in the West.
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' " ioiNiNG CAR DIET.
Is something new in dining
A Canadian railway,
i
ticicnt war activities.
nations are destroying America
0.. their pipe front Pittsburir and their .
I\\'H ycars iiiorc.
"(hi this last trip." says) Mr.
.‘ilt‘t‘ltirc, "l spctit llll‘t‘l‘ months
in England and France. I had
.I'fal‘. forttlilllh-ly, therp hits war m American 50" with impunity. itutctltictl .tu blitt' \‘lX. “pelts. “”le opinion "f ”H. people than in. “.-
'iuuntl 'l '"ll’m‘u’l" "‘ that “m" in 1912: and yet the Tribune mills
R .AT SALONICA.-l“ corn-r thc ground nt‘ccssart' from“. good Wm hirkJn u“. "M“ m"
a cart-fill xiiitlt' oi tltc condition;
of the allits. I i'isitcd litany mu
llllltill factories in England, whcrc
' . . 3“ . . . . . , ' . ' ‘ .
Bu. \l'hen the .uilied armti-s (‘nClllllPNlltlzllU pti tint. of all illtllhll‘l.:~ How me pt‘ople are charmed b). Mr.“
there thev had to have their water is tlt‘Ylllt‘tl to the manufacture of W
war supplies. i talked with lcatl-
int; officials and guncrals as well
as with private. sultlici's and nmr
combatants.
“( )n my I'oriiicr trip, 1 had visit--
(‘tl (icrmany, Austria and Titrkcr.
where l was gin-ii unusual on-
tiorttmilit-s to gain iul'orniiitimt.
in my two trips I probably caw
more of the actual war and
ltarncd more back of tho liat‘lc
illlt“ than any other wriicr.
“My prediction of a long war
1‘ the natural conclusion of my
cxpcricticcs. Morcoycr. tltc war~
late to come will he morc li'l’l'l‘
hie than anytliinpr that ha< Imp
be watered anti llt‘l‘it‘ll. and the conscqucut hot-N.“ lll‘W‘Wk Holmium from another
l o v I t ~
Evciittial- Tors and atrocitit-c so much Erczit -"“‘“‘0"- "it our 6.“le wc mm for
('i‘ tltai thcy would now llt‘ iltl‘
ltclicynhlc.
“How will the war cod? 1' am'
It‘s merely one of our many anP-;iitt‘liitt-tl to believe Ihc allies will t‘lect. There are bill of these eicc
While chcr{c' t'lllllitlll‘ will, lllll it will ht: trim?1 or agents 0f llN‘ WONP in ”'0
is. t'trv long an very tcrrililc strung prtsent. college; and 266 of them
1dr 1'.
lb "rm-i hvn? .~‘" in this ('A’d nine
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until 1.11»; tp Li»; :lec‘e
1f l-Ulllil, no to the lelior. \..,h the
! rustine it:
lbell?\t‘ that llll.“ ltlll'il'ul' “’l‘b» lieni
Ell'l‘lN EL
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NEW HAVEN ADVERTISING.
ill slob, Xinieiuber 3‘. fold
'To the Editor: I
The last campaign slander put forth:
just before the election ins a three
column advertiscoieul offered to news-I
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I : lAusuer." origintittd iii the 'l‘i‘bziric
t lattice. it certainly must Littv nup-
n ‘ ’ < lt'll li'iUbawnHl b, the bitch door it!
. ! " i‘JADERS I :-l)l»:<‘ lion.» I'm the ir'r'blt lirlllliVLI .
’ 1‘.l itt'iswttu. A iIlT’.i-I'vit"i‘ .
. ) 'Noi'. lit, l‘JltS. ’
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( u. C. W. BARRON’S RELATION TO
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au‘lvMN.”
AN EDITORIAL DELIVERED AT
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HALF COCK. ipapt—‘rs over the country by the Na.
'tional Democratic Committee. ,
I‘ltlilu' ot‘ South Notwutk Evening ll 'afTaclied 50““ Wanamaker 3!“
Sentinel: C. \i, Barron, beuuoe these two in~
diriduals hid stepped to the defence
In its anxiety to do Justice to the of their country and devoted theii ad
Vuttpgpd “(11.551111 candidate in last \‘ortisyi'tg talent to talking "straight
t'I‘uesdayl; presidential fracas, this 500d” to ”18 WWI"
. . . They not only gave their time and
mornings Tribune 80“ 03 at “‘1‘ talents but they paid the bills with-
‘wck Ill an editorial entitled “The out assistuute from the Republican
Site-til Auwer." There is ulw-ys dun- organization. . -
ger in haste in such matters. The itaTijnilnifi-‘zetiffvgiiélszr‘fflf $32323
.Tribuoe says: “The return non at Blhlldt‘l?‘ party my, a wry great “,m.
jhund tonstittite the most remarkable plimeul. But eiery paper in New.
UNISON“ indorsenielt that hi‘ come “Wk and 805“") refused ‘0 circulate;
Let your library grow in size as your books accumulate.
Start With as few or as many Blob-Waldo sections as
necemry~add others :8 required' .
globcmccnickc “Elastic” Bookcases
fit any wall :pacc—mamh any woodwork—harmonic: aith In! If!“ 0‘
forum or furnishings—and are sold at uniform prices everywhere-as
low a a (humbly dependable bookcase can be made. to
dim: stylu m finidieb
Continuum
. . . ll'ttiltl'. Some other a era acce tedl
lit) a Democratic president since the p p p
days of Andrew Juclisoti;” and iurth- price ot' paper.
l .
ti‘l‘ Hi!\'~
the result is un “alllallllfl' .‘lir. Wanamaker answered with a
triumph of Mr. Wilson." But if you page udvertlhemenl, exposing the
‘ ' ‘Irlt‘kt’l‘y oi the National Democratic
,go back to the dret me of the “"1““Lt'ouiuiitttri‘ “ M ”i" abuse of my?!“
first“: of the Tribune you see how it went power.
iteprtttents the couu:ry as t-ntliusi-‘ As these slander-s were repeated in
I’MUH‘“). falling on the “wk 0! ”W the columns of the New lurk World.i
ll '1 I . 1 . . it-spouded thereto with it letter which
‘1‘ " ' ‘3 3 ( . .
l ””1”?" ' ”1"" ' " “““i ”Wu“ was published on the editorial page of.
‘lion. lll.‘ net-it does not seem to hit-c the XI‘\\' l'orli World on November 7.1
lbw-ll that part of his person to Whit‘ll or the ntonienl it fell into the editor'uf
tilt y administered their ndectionnte ””3“-
l , 'I‘ . .. ~ \\ til you be good enough to repeat
."ll‘mufm‘ 1‘“ l”"““"“ “W" "A that communication as it appeared in
lput‘t of the returnn own: “The cell . the World, and also this letter? livery
illlltitltl popular plurality of the Pruil' ‘i-tatrnieni concctning the VI“! an ah-
I . - -
tdcn. is 3"".000 votes. the smallest solute fabrication. uprung at the last
I’ , . . ‘ ‘ moment to stem the Sk’lltllllt‘nl for Yin-
residential plurality since l 19"" lltlllitl defence created by 'my i'ull~pitge
dutiti (sic) rail in 1885 (I'lereliintl was atht'rltst‘nlklllh in New York.
defeated in 1888: docs the editorial l‘~ “'- BARRON
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t on . , v . ' ll
. town 189..) \‘l but “lit-on run ,1." ”1“ Editor of ”w “.0,le :
.Ixalnul Theodore unmet-eh and it'd 'I'In- xvii Yorlt World t‘lldt‘nily ll:"-'
llm Howurd Taft [our years him howl-ti in grabbing tl‘a titlvertluug
wit. a minority President. but his‘tluv'll'n‘lt‘llllmfllrVt‘ut’ulnlbnlu'l on prong
:popnlar plurality was a lilllr litttzofm'y ””9"" "‘d d"l'l“"’d railroad .‘l‘l'
.. .vertislug and IMF“ liter denouncing:
than LOOO‘JO K'otcs‘. SBVt‘lllflt‘iIV‘h‘. “my “a J Hum hinder."
lltltndl't‘d thouuund vols-s ntiittllnr iii_ if It'RllllllXil” New Haven advertise]
usling. which after full Illlt‘c‘hilxliiltln trail
jzipprored by tho Massachusetts Public,l
.Scrrice t‘onituisaion. was part of a'
‘ ("slush fund." the New York Worldr
lde; region of the Presidential outrun. the real culprit, tor it sit'iillowpd
tomy, u.” amazing triumph" and at“ thiTe eren to robbing the agent that
created and brought it the business
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the Illtlilt‘)"'p(‘l'hflptl owing to the high "
oi the C.;l;=l‘:.'.1.d
PICTORil‘il. REVIEW
PATTERNS '
05ch a wide yoricty CI the ncwcst
\
and most approi'cti otylcs in
Evening and [dice Coulis
We urgently recommend to you
beiorc deciding on. your “inter
Drcsscs, to procure a copy of
The Winter
FASHION BOOK
It cocts on'; t:'t c::.‘_‘ ll’T'l fur-
chascd '..‘it'. 01.- :5 t. t ;.i:.:'a.
DECEMBER PATTERNS.
Now on sale.
Any declaration that l have reoelv-l
i-d money for advice is false. ‘Nori
iluon? Seventeen hundred tliuusimd has any new or advertising Henry
of them who ”mm him. polItIcnlly with which i tun connected receivetl‘
speaking, I" ”12' “I’d mm m "‘6: advertising except as legitimate coin:
find WI ll IH a "I'PNIll’hblF personal mission from newnpapera,—a comnthi.
‘intlorseinenil" “lndorsvment,” Nomi-"”0" l‘!'tlll(‘l‘d. "I course. by the leglii.
lilu Latin depiivatlon. nit-ans somevmfl" cxpt'llst‘n of ”’9 h“"“‘"”-
-'l 1.4 t it ‘ b 'k' . l May i be permitted also to add hr
“"1“ "NH" 0 N M ' ""d “m“.tt-liorwr iituy be interested that in
this blow of the seventeen htintlrfldjlllllrt‘ than «ltl years of newspaper ex-
llicusund voters was delivered til tiieipt’rlt‘lll'tfi l lllm‘ “W9" l‘t‘mll't’d any.
10“,”. extretiilly oi thcir beloved New‘couipensation except upon exactly thei
trump, back "Wm” ”H“ in trim the hush: upon which the .\e\\‘ lorlt Woridi
- - and every properly conducted it"ll‘lb
;Tribunc calls: it a “remarkable Ill'lpllllt‘l' receives its compensation. in
dorstmtent." It surely was “reniu'k-tlh" ”tr" ‘ll ”1“ MW York. New “3"?“
"re uni rlta hie person ii indo; cement! "l
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James Do‘nneliy
,imy conipenniiition in connection with mh---~M——m—mu-m .._., _-...
16 South Main St.
Steam Dying 8: Cleaning Co.
Formerly known at Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a Cloanlng Co.
Silk Dre-m, Glover, Blankets and Lace Curtain. Cleaned.
H. LYNCE, Prop.
249 State Street —BRIDGEPORT—-—
able" and ”m.“ “m be m doubt ”will Hartford to. this was absolutely
I. w R “i d .. . . ‘prorcn before the Public Service
.' “- ll“ ll orscmtnt. "l ”W “I‘lllgtfoininiuslon when it investigated ‘
sense of the word. Itnlicellam-ous expenditures of the New l
l But the Tfihunc editorial 15 elem-Lydlaven Road down to the advertising
I accounts.
l The icstimony was unanimous that
‘ till expenditures through all my “3011-.
1olivtt‘ors throumh a body culled their-lea were on the strict principles of
l"clecioriitl college. they vote for ‘mt‘llldbpendt’nl journalism.
tPresident. we conituftasion them tom". York, .\ov. 5' g“; BARRON.
CHARGED WITH MURB'ER.
warnnnunr. Nov. 10.—Narelo
ly aolicitude for its paragon-
" put up a special notice in
('rt-tll lug.
u
lmust= therefore. vote for the some
iillltln to make him‘ President. Now,
,. ._~--...___.___._. .
'W warning people again“ ”‘9 When Illv Dculschlnnd arrived with'
lot overeating while travel-
Jllhlti paternally inclined company
than while traveling by rail tor
l more. people need less food
likes): would normally consume
Actunder ordinary circumstanc-
pronounccd the British blockade b'ir
ken for mod and all. We were to
have regular communication with
Germany through a line at supersttb‘
jinn-rides. But months of waiting for
. l: - the Bremen to reach America’ has dis-
lie of the. fact that they need stunted that hope. Now comes- word:
. ~hite traveling. most people that two Bremens have been captur-
ed to PM 9W“ more ‘han'ed by the British in European waters,
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prohibitive prices ‘do not n third is en route. Uboats as freight.
"Old JOllll" Gannon. “'ll” (“Ml "l”.bofottn the campaign opened. Mr. Wil-
other day in Chicago. was l05 yenl'3_soii had already slily slipped 175 of
He had lived in one'nnd needed to tight for but 91 niore‘
for 50 years. That’s surely.“ hir tstrugglc for the presidency:|.
the record for Chicago, the city “for 91' plus 175' make 266-” a ma-y
new buildings and frequent movinKS éjorlty of ”I? “New“, electorlul
'.votes. This 175 votes already smut
where even _thc most settled citizenS’Kkid like marked cards into (In pack
have an air of merely camping out. ‘by President Wilson. came. from the
‘ iold "Solid Smith" or secetltion States,
bor. Most, of them were in the Easlfimded to Maryland. Ml-‘S‘m‘l‘ K9"
centering around xew York. Aboutimckv’ Tennessee and Oklahoma. all
remembrance.
house
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Franco of Bishop slredi. aged 23,
who was arrested in Torringlon. yen
terduy by Detective Sergeant Thomas
Colasttnto. was befoie the city court
“ cargo ”f merchandise, all Germanyfl‘d. But that isn‘t his chief claim toltheue 531 votes in his Virginia jcansl Iltlh morning on Illi‘ charge 0I' mur-
dcr. He was not put to pit-n. his case
being continued until Nov. 14. Franco
is charged with responsibility for the
death of Domenic Ferric, of this city,
who died on Tuesday of (vital) wounds.
Franco is held without bail.
QUIET m EXECUTIVE OFFICES.
ASBURY pliant Nov. 10.—-Excet>t
,tor the. presence of Secretary Tumub
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Buy Now
Market conditions are becoming more complicated and
prices advancing more and more every day with no pros-
pect of a decline.
We wish to impress upon our patrons that up‘to the
present writing everything in our store is being sold at th:
old prices with veiy fcw exceptions.
However, we advise early anticipation of your HOS-
IERY and UNDERWEAR needs as this merchandise may
be had later, Only at exorbitant prices.
usual high quality stand-
We will. however, maintain our
dard in every particular.
.3- r.
down...
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we c its at um I: A via/it; known». 2‘; 31m. L
25 per cent. of the patients died, and
the big majority of the surViVors are
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'of which any Democratic President.” and half 9‘ dozen assistants. tbs
lby White House patronage can makegemcutivc offices of the summer White
fitnnd without hitching on'electkminoune were practically deserted this.
sit-WASHINGTON s'r.
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this eVil.
icarrierq are as yet little more depen-
“W on the quantity of fond; Atlantic. line of Zeppelins would pro-i
.-l 0, but it furnishes lists bably be as successful as ‘he‘subfimt
crippled for life. it will be a disgrace day. Of the 356 to be won by freely.
to medical science if this deadly dis- oust and honestly counted votes, so!
such proportions carding to the Tribune news room-Li
'Wllson secured 97. by the most ab-'
N589. «ever attains
momlng.
The entire. executive staff left for
Washington at 11:36 a. m.
Prior to their departure for Wash-
ons for a well balanced'
this“ guide any nonsense!"
:ii'ct‘ly the right proportions
. ~.‘éarbohydrateo. fats and
t ovary month There is no
indigestion. ' ,
t neutralize to find such
Ice in. it dining car as it
-’ torttnd a candy stoning-
titlo'i‘tiers not to buy rich,
«perturb candles. or butch.
F .' listing moderation in the
“t, ,But‘tb‘e advice in none
..,3 'l‘lte passenger-head-
again.
liners. . -ka—
. The Greeks at Athens seem to have
The new superdreadnotigh .hrlzom'honcstly expected it fleet of Ameri-
has been put into commission at can warships to still into the harbor
the cost of retirthg three other war- and save them from, the Allies. But
ships to not; a crew.. Nutty all the‘every ghip that‘sails from this coun—
vessels'in the min are said to boltry to Greece is loaded with firmi-
short of men, with little. prospect oi;golng home to join Vonizelon and
recruiting enough to man the large'tlghi for the Allies.
omrw
number or ships building or soon toi \Y H v d mm. m
I. 8901118, l! 1119 . ow ‘ a en ma .8 -
be built. What we need, i _ ‘ in money.
“J“l‘m‘uc .naV! 1°” “mu!” M Seventy-eight engines ordered some
the intention}! John '3‘}? mmmdqmontba ago, were bargained tot-vat
«Founded-ed without suitor- and 322.600 cacti. Their preoentday cost
fired by vrlreioad homily nation on in..t46.000 per entitle; . . .
tim- . u but tum let .M‘ W
. t“ ." "F" ”$4” ‘1" ‘ .. .. '-
. n %V 'L ‘ 5‘ i h M "if” ”FW‘W‘
,. 'n’ "all ‘ lime it w 3: l "w ‘t it: t . ,‘
‘ ominublo campaign of lying on tho
ington this morning, Secretory Tum-
ulty and stun received numerous con-
gratulatory premises trom'oil sec-
tions of the country.
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part oth‘ts party backers. ably tie-l
stated by himself that was ever car-
ried on. As before ‘Bald, Wilson need-l
ed but 91 votes In nation to those; MEAN THING room.
olreldy pookefed by {uni .evon before- - Ethel—Jack pretends to love music.
Hustle: was nominated. On‘ the. othv yet ht: never itali- me to sing:
or hand. Mr. Hughes had, to tight-like; Moria—Perhaps thitt'o his way or
a tiger (Or every one 0: the 266 votese proving-"that he does.
he needed. against; perfect-Palm- - ‘ ' "
cratlc hurricane of, libel and slander.
’Aa agaliltt Wilaon's 97-min: of the
tree and contested votes, Mnflugbea
landed 243-356thm Now look! ,
The Tribune editorial says that the
mun who second 97 0t thése.1reely'r°§h":m a" ‘mb "
contested votes fit as much stronger 0Wflfit . . <
‘ w n his party. to the man vbollw llml " . _ , J
.w'mamni " ill .. in
"IN“? VA“ l5 ”PM” " an; int M .
it‘ll . «t i i win 151‘ ‘33" ‘i-"Lllrl ' lull ”Eli “ but
no ..
f ildunelelie 'thlitéGutviis '
quality material, with round. necks. or. with collars—trim.
' med with fancy washable braids to match, goodqu ”90' , .
.
$1.00 and 1A2
1.15
>Extmalles
Flumelette Gowns in pink and blue stripes with, high or
lowncckandbmidtfiMed....................... 9¢
fl FLAME L SKIRT}; L t
Striped Flannelette sum in colors with ,ocalloned. =le
or hemmed with a row of braid andso'mc‘with hm
ed be’ma . 29¢, 50¢. 59¢
Knitted sunk m white and grey with colored “ripe.”
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