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no In- N meri- m it not!
no.“ ””huulhalf?
mmmu I M in plenty of flue-II", not on
-_ fight“. but! tribe. Theft- “ f...
DAY NOV '5' I". but hub of the sins-tuck curb that:
lends hon to imam” emulation;
M is IPDIIMII. but no immodest:
bdrm—rt
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If"!!! ALHANAC FOR
rouoaaow (
smith-en There an education.
“‘0 |l2°7|-moi.”14°P-“‘- IIOl-l. but there to no memo. re
‘4'“ 6:5“ 5°" 4"" all... shell, of leaf. are the aims of
Ithe men haudllu the new venture.‘
Aztd there'o pom oily they:
should'nt NIUM The” are availa-l
'ble plenty of the sort of pictures they
Ioant. although a patron of the ordi-
nary mmie theatre nould' nl Misptcl
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ING SENTINBL TILE-
PHONE CALI‘
Rooms—92.
Office—93.
lk Branch Office—x388.
. r’a Residence—1184.
Editor's Residence—75:4.
a Managci’s Residenco— two for live cents.
, U13'”- Iaure a good attendance. if the plain
Mam,“ Residence—890. Iproves successful, it will be widelyI
copied. . it ministers to a need felt. in,
every city and town in the country:
The lilovies instead of becominga
hull the inenate to children. might be made a
remaining in the \\Dl'.Itl powel for wholesome entertainment
‘ ii. ;
I Tim childlen are being admitted‘
That should in»
DIVINE RIGHT DYING
“’Itll the dPiilIl of ‘i-‘l'ullt-ls .ltNepli
III a! Austria-Hungary
"divine right
mused away.
._'flie personal auihmity of (znr Xéeh-I
I fills ls stetitiiiy
lli'tll'l y
Soon the test will 1)
POINTS EQUAL PAY.
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Kaiser Wilhelm Sll()W.\ n dispositioni The coming (“H 0. “ml! lord into
'1’ to parcel out allltm'.’ the tierlllall poo-1”“. “mm 0’ ”ms? who believe
pie more of his tttlttyt-rltiit- powers equal pay for the sexes when dolnsL,
' “I.“ any liohcnzollt-l-n “III “I." IIIIJIII' 9(1qu work Is an Interesting sign oiI
I‘d' the growth of public opinion. ' I
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till‘t-e lllollarchs may be re- Ford used to object to equal‘
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rded as ”“I 1““ "“4““th of an plly because, he said, he wanted to.
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they in rising. 'l‘llell'
t rein, III" “OI ”II" liOIlit'. Tllle may perhaps be a lauda~ 0nd generation. 0.“. of the
“9 III" hit attitude But the tatt remainsjllaughornes.” to Henry Field, grand-I
215:8 WIIII OIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIISII I that “omen do work outside the 5‘0“ 0' Marshall PM“ 01’ (‘hicaxo has
I" people, after tlltil hitter ancrlflr' been infill“:- "fills ::klll:m:
I”! Yul demand ”I. AM IIIII III’IIIIII‘ 2:]: Igur alllltsf?houm:;e themLang-
Woflmelll. and “III “III II' tioll of matrimont does not seem IDIboy-ne family of Virginia (amou3_
We“ 'IOIIPIIII “I” IIIII II IIIIII II‘I suffer itpprecllbl) from this cause.
of M Iiih
The engagement
Keen Perkins, granddaughter of Col
Nancy
C. ii. Lanxllorne of Virginia,
daughter of Mrs. hioucure Perkins of
successors will . , -
' it!" \t met iron nolkm' outside t e .
I“ I I I I I‘ II ‘lilchmond, and, therefore, ill the aeo-
it is a new age.
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l~l “lplllt’. Ulll illllOCrRCy.I
home and ate going to do so in in-
reward OI IIIII creasing numbels.
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- Ml? lllli’d Illm EV?“ "19 Perliitlui people marry a little 1“,;- in colds and greater disability Ill the (W
_ whose progress he hindered. llife IIIIIII- tile\ used to—economlol. or heated room in the winter than in
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“liberties ht curti led. liked tell m ho But. the mam“, license. the exilemt heat of summer
him. [to was a genius, too in political
for noarly-three-quarters of a century
he held together a lzroup of misfit,
(tunnelling races putting them against
ottoh‘ other in turn and never fortelt‘
~ in; the loyalty of any of them.
”n" are ionic up. too. The to
But he used all his personal charml h i il b l f i
Political talent for the benefit of! I y "Hume It . up I pay us or I hatconists say H“ on account of thelI
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the House of llapshurg lie soushtlm some other basis. if a woman {increased cost of boxes and WW
he greatness of Allfilllibl‘lungaly ou- “MI” I given number OI square feet " "m“ all. "'9 SOIUUOH'N "IV-
.of factory floor in a day and does it Smokers want clirara. not tilt and
4, as It swelled his own greatness He'
scouts to have felt no impulse for the IIIIeIIIIIIII‘I’“ II would seem ”I“ “’9 Wood.
' should be paid on it basis which re-
Wdino improvement of the people
he ruled. nor for the welfare of the. 0‘ floor itmice
allI
us warning. Why not do some-
Headaches drownlneliti colds,
iburenus manage to keep busy. And:
the infant mortality rates keep going"“"
And children keep on being thing to improve the conditions under
better educated ‘which we live and work? itiiht now
is the time to do it
down.
better cared for unit
Alla anyhow, if you are going to dot
a thing on an economic basis at all. I
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A 6000 MAN HONORED
oognizcs the quantity
and the degree of cleanliness achiev-
ed. and no other factors.
Whether she. is married or single.
whether she is a churo‘t member or
not. may possibly contribute to the
success or failure of her work. But.
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liowiird Elliott. pleuident ol the
New Haven. has been chosen presi
dent for the coming year of the Har-
vard Alumni Association.
‘Hia duties will 'conalst chiefly of
presiding at the spot-climatic: at the
next Harvard Cantonment, and of
It is a natural outcome of such a
I icy'thai a million of his subiecgs
'ilain. another million held captive
foreign military prlions millions
1% wounded. his empire in mourn-
,hls gmernmcnt bankrupt finan-
filmy and morally, and n world’of en-
I thundering at the gates.
.‘iWhIi a hideous price Austria-Hun-
is paying for Francis Joseph!
Milne Right has always died hard
uk Heaven there‘s so little of it
to get rid of!
‘ one“ Minions LiTfiRATUflE
we have long watched with more
Jess anxiety-and hope for the
(trait American Novel. Meredith
I ‘m, novelist, essayist, student.
' (mics and government. and a
hello student of contemporary
,. o fliddle West, believes that.
'e already had novels reflect-
"erlcau life that are worthy to
ed «that. He circa The Rise
' Lapham, A Modern Instance,
I Finn and The Turmol‘
American novels. And he
mud there will be more in
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homes. is to bringmatrimony to a
money level lnsteod .of the highest
spiritual one. which alone can dignity
its labors and difficulties into a stunt:-
turc of beauty and Worth.
Mr, Ford in joininq'the equal-pay
ranks. has come from an anti-ooclalI
point of view to a truly social and
constructive one. I
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TOO HOT IN WINTER
The warm season is on. This does
not refei‘to winter resort: in Califor
his or 'FiOrida. it means the north, day at Hartford
“‘9"? WI” 9‘“ "3 ““"WI’I Excovernor Simeon E: Baldwin.
1'93"" clothing ““1 “V9 in h0l- dry chairman of the special tax commie»
rooms all through the winter. slon to revise the taxation system of
The ventilation in omces “hoardie state. announced yesterday that
buildings. churches and private boils-i lihir‘lignflafilznoldw‘sllmfilihulng‘zf
es in w" in I “"7 mm“ m“ 9' .the Capitol on has» ot 10 it. in.
development. It seems to be moon- The cum ban already held
rely either to Monte in a room nl- hearings on the 3'11th and 1 am,
’ together too warm or to perish svitliIot 9'09“ m“ 3"“ ”3°“ VI“ "*1
5"” for thebahe of". little 1*“va the matter of potion-so changes In the
systematic-comm. mn'
muhammurinmmmnmvnamw
as W. mwMUo-Nlchfllmiw “Muhammad’s-I
the work should be ptid for by its
making a speech himself.
To encouru e mairimon and the
. 3 y. ‘ really. being flitened to about the
"Wing 0' “h"dm from “‘3' “‘II" hardest railroad job in the country.
npett which lead to happy, successful I diner! is hardly equal to the severity
of hill task, and it seems a pity to add’m
Nevertheless. this handsome Her-l
yard compliment has been well be.
able labors a valuable non-portlaan cit-I
dorsement by his peers. He in trying
road out. of a hog. This Ham roc-
ognition is an expression of New Bhu-
of confidant that he will do the job.
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own degree of success or failure.
Mr. Elliott had plenty of duties ai-
moiitt than the mutual love and r9- .His strength though much beyond or I
anything to his burdens.
stowed in that it given to his mult- i
to pull New England‘s must rail-
land‘s admiration for his slow
COMMISSION ON TAX
Public Hearing Will Be Given Tues.
novel when there are other
literature in which greatness
tIa-litr of the omission. .
maul-W “ml
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uni-ct middlfuflor‘
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tuneup-mama“
_ done lust enouitb to deutonutrate the
“beautiful I
club. and overburden the people, it
REVISION ro‘ MEET "
Incantat- holy. mi
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MIIA Record- Breaking Output for
Today on Women’ s Coats
ITwo Big Va ties
100 SM ART COATS AT 50 SMART COATS AT
I15 I19
Values up to $22. so. The Coats in this lot V alucs up to $2590 Exclus od 1
IVC m C S
are without question the greatest value in designed and tailored .9 models that
America. The models and materials are the individuality of style and character. 3;?
newest and handsomest wc' Ve ever seen. One excellent all-wool mater a] of the character
model has a deep fur collar and cuffs and 6‘“ i‘ usually found I“ custom-made “I"
deep fur band around bottom. Full bolted or mm“ “I“? °I m“ “I“ II“ ‘II 'III‘ II“‘
““4”!th effects Colors black brown. ed. other: lined in the waist. Coats in this
lot are suitable for motor. street or dress. In
3"“- BUVZ‘JndY- Sizes 15 l0 44- all colors. including black. Sizes 16 to 44.
Irma ( cumin receive all ofthe u-I'
\ltlllllfl'l of the system. but beer noun
Inf flu burdens.
it wu rtarted. and is still operated
:liit a iiollllfltl machine
I Politics should be dimmed from it.
sits expenses should be reduced. in"
Incite issues uhould be lode by 0.0: ‘
icenttnl bank only the greenback!
should be promptly retired. the. pur-
lthuses of other bullion for sobeidiary
I tonnage l-illOUId be stopped and the all
t \ «r dollars mod for thnt purpose. and
lthelr full legal tender quality he tak
en away, and finally. the restrictions
\of the law so modified. that all incor-
porated haltltinit institutions would be
brought under its provisions.
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A prominent banker has recently
. fillmnlfll‘llrtl its results as follows:
‘ "i‘iopsrly considered. the Reserve
tfi)x"‘nl has advanced the country only
flonl the position of having the worst
("\ll‘l‘9n(‘) and banking scheme, to that
of having one a little better. it has
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success is doing a thing nearly right
and doing it exactly right."
‘ Concentration means stretlkth.
IScatitmtion means weakness. Hut-
The [V s 8 Hurray 0’ the Federal his chosen one line of l: h
expression of confidence which you' Public Health Service traveled to ”I I” ““"
have given to me tonight. :Nortialk yesterday. to put finishins' III "‘ IIIII‘ III II
You have placed me “a" obllgr. touches to the harbor su 'yey her-fie ‘Stend fifteen lllinute.» t‘i‘t‘l‘y nisllt
and will return to New liuten Hi . - . ' I
“0”» which I know “I“ I can 3"" day to start a survey of that hItrbor “mu" ing your (in) II dam“ IIIIII
fully meet, but which will be a cen- under winter conditions ll' ‘Y‘l'i‘! to do better next morning.“
{slant incentive to earnest and faithful "Ah-tr: put \ourst in your cu-t.
STUDYING YI-IE OYSTER.
to pass at ii“, and on that l late my
atand. and shall act accordingly.
it is with a profound uenae of (rat
itude to all of my constituents. of ev-
ery pdlllcal fafl1i.tltot l accept this:
necessity of doing more." i”
i think nearly all thinkers concur in .t ‘
tit-t opinion of the systems. I I
DyeStule and High Explosives
Last Pull the manufacturers of this I
country wanted relief on dye studs. in I
the produclbn of which Gormony budI
the world by the throat when tilt-Wm ”t
broke out on August “151914..
But for the fetlch of a Revenue .
Tariff they nould have _ that relief
now. and they certainly vm hate i h
in the not far distant future. if you y
give me time to secure It. it is bound ii - .
‘0 come I ' ‘ WWW”: . T m ~ é
England. WJaWwd RusalaIa 1“:me - "‘5‘
have met the Gummy and prams
on to be self-minutiae a er.
We are still llfl with .
the troditiom of the time of John 0. PM" ““"I‘ “M" Ohit'rvinc
‘c-lhoun and his .tottotigc, no.» “W" ”'1‘" Witter sanctum.
Nbpoleon said lbout the Bourbons.
'forxet nothing and learn nothing.
The Tariff
My position on the tariff hon been
too thoroughly prenented during the
recent campaign to need detailed tepv
itition now.
President Wilson once said: "it is
undoubtedly n part of true wisdom
that the taxes laid by the general
government ubould be indirect taxeit.
The province of direct taxatlm.
should be left to the states. and. in or
der that the two eyltema may not
is wise policy that the National Gov-
ernment shall make the most of itsI
taxation indirect."
That is my belief also.
Connecticut affords us a good illus-
tntion of the principle involved
Under indirect taxation. and on the.
basis of respective populations.
Alabama paid in duties on sugar ‘-
Whlch flow through In; rivet-s wide.
1 love every tree. each blade of
gross. ‘
Within Celtnnbla‘t- gates.
The Queen of the Earth is the land
of my birth.
lly own United States."
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ANS. fYES” on "no.“
The Federal guardians of the pub
work in your b i If. and for the but it; healtll‘; wunth to dgierminc whatI tomtrs piuc.‘e'
e or co went er an low tem e
intone of our beloved country. for: lure have on ov.sters This is :5: "Lllnractel is the deeisirt form in
i am I re you will join me in ““330 bated point at present. Oysters, if business."
as l have said many times before. has been learned. hibernate in the "i am a great believer in the busi-
"I love every inch of its prairie Essa? as: [gainizot‘degd who; "I331 ness philosophy of encouragement.”
”In; it it lain we, their shells to a soul] extent. The "Settle CI'IIIIII ”WI" In" "I'r‘
c stone on it mom! h a to water of the New Haven harbor la chant who does not permit himself to
l lote every drop 01' t e ‘Ifl 1'“ far from clean. Tho Public Health be impeded tupon occasionally will
Service wants to learn what amountl new, get far --
of bacteria enters an oyster throuxhi '
the winter periods or whether low "If any of W“ men 0' any “W
:fiwegt‘tpres will kéll all bacteria. tomer, gets into a hole, always leave
I come 0 e an lmportantI '-
proposition in the plans to aafogua rd him a 10-013”)? to ”I out easy.
people who buy shellfish taken from III, III ' Incidence III
State waters. usiness and in yourself. ability
t Linotlgr point that the doctors arer andr readiness to anticipate conditions
"riy "sf; “onuitzkfhm; tie 211:3“; fli- and to adapt yourself to theme-these
II Iare some ofthc essentials to buslaeas
tying oysters by floating them in pure
........................ $1 281. 820 . '____ 1mm Tho new method is not at all sncceas."-——Leslie'a.
Connecticut. “I"! a “link”! “’55 DOD-| Lincoln’a Question Was a Poser for 9- questiou of disinfecting oysters. as
Whald ................ 3633.253. Ht. Lawyer Opponent. the majority of interested people ‘
aeem to think It is a question of
giving them pure. water on which on
live. The floating method. doctorsI.
point. out, is not at all like. disin-
fecting surgical instruments. ‘for in- ii mam W
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met.
stance. it is purifying the water the
Subscription’rlca
oysters take in, rather than purifying
the oysters themselves directly. Pure
Prior to was:
The late Colonel Waters at the
time of his death had practiced law
longer than any other lawyer in Kan
City. He was admitted to the
bar in Macorub. 111.. before he was.
tweatyone years old. Abraham Llni
coin was a. la’wyer practicing in the
some district then. and Waters rode
in the saute circuit with him. Once
Colonel Waters retained his friend
to help him hi a case.
The opposing lawyer ,says the Kan-
{as City Star. «kneaded one of their
,witneesoa should answer a certain
'questlomwitho direct “Yes“ or “No."
Lincoln contended the question could
With Free Sugar. and the War Rov-
enne Racine Tax. substituted for out
or duties. as was intended Oman-m
but actually paid dimct taxes of $1 'I
123,038.38. while Alabama paid $261,.
967. 62
in other words. the change from in.
direct taxation to direct taxation, about
doubled Connecticut's burden and N‘
ddoo’d Alabama's to about 1-6 of what
it won before. ‘
I do not object to tho wealth of c m.
meticut being taxed but i believe that
Why You Should
v n.» In“
water. as 'nettriy as can be determin-
ed. doot' the purifying trick
victim or success.
i had hoped no give many of the ;
St Louis hot-divers king. E. C. film'-
mous' business eplzrams and mob
.u
not be answered in that we ,
in all justice and equity. the proceeds _me' no question on eyacih that toes. since they throw light on his It New Yod: Curb t
0‘ such taxation should be “M to can". fig 333'” '1“. a film %’ gucgpufu] methods. There lb space “mic-ultra On must WI“!
meet item expenses, and relieve the Or ‘No.’ " declared the lawyer rot -only a few W” "M Min. (labe- -
m form ones in I“ 0'“ bard. ‘31:; 3:9me sammmzomm ' "Promptness is the. essence of all; t In Wh“ I
era. and make their taxes on their “The but?" i“. the stud. “a Lia good “8mm" u l... 11".“ ‘ C.- II:
ion” .nd “he? "090m DNDOPtIOn- com .3de him. “REVS you ah“ beat- “The dweNhCé. beheendailure a“ ' ‘3”..n' '“Im
at!” mm hit to leave a for-
ced distribution of it for local im-
him mm"
highways eel-oat; minor-lawful-
ooua or through the swamps of Misst-
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kinematic-utmost
leukemia-Io. Mil
nhmmutth
tar-circuit» “spew,
log your wife?"
lTAiJV'S am “3va
, Petroleum has curried was “my «annoy fiber Miner mineral.
PMCEHMPETRMUMGO.
0pm in the bout of the Clay county (Went in.) mi mm
and adioluin; properties of some of the largest Companies is the Di!
business. among them . .w
Time‘s antloMio‘oti. continuities
. nemltuloauenoftherrloo-Hallm hm.000.wlz_lcbisool-
not-um, has m m m not: W 1:
PrlertolistiuontboNed autonomous-mar 01m .19?
W to um. thriller Wt been w
The. most spectacular Italian ill-l
when has been made. in tho easterly
dilution. on the lab-o to-
Words Trieste. while leas‘ WY
he been bode at the we m
and or the frontier. Then! the slant?
tinder mass '0! the Other and its:
W out: my” mind
hath combatants. mm iappoor pol .
Mien-MM totem t ,.
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