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r. NORWALK' It is gratifying tor mo very good
IG IISENTINEL , 1 reasons. It mine best kind» 0'1"th
p A. L. GéLDEN'Ilha‘t the nation is prosperous beyond

,all precedent, and it provides Uncle
I ISam with a larger income at a time
; when ‘hc .ueeds every dollar he can get
this hands on.

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A KANSAS CITY #ACIFIST
“i think," writes a Kansas city
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c: DAY, March 21, 1917
TURE 'ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROXV

10:25 a. m.; 10:49 p. In.
5:51; sets 6:08.

IING SENTINEL TELE?
?HDNE CALLS
Rooms—oz.

. Office-93.

Branch Office—1388.
a Residence—218a

I 'tor's Residence—7521 ‘
Manager’s Residence- l was is "the whole sum and substance of
I étho complaint against Germany."

1 , “Th“ EUIOiJean “Val," adds,
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of the war by the mere sacrifice of
I‘Ikeepingrshlpping off the ocean is a
He is opposed
to “going to war for the purpose at
genabiiug certqu traders in our coun~
Elilmlfly to make money," and declares
; that this attempt on the part of ‘aome
: Americans to make money out of the

 
 

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, .TELEPHONING . ._
mount of telephoning dam, byI it alone. It will moire little difference

érlt‘an people 135, “I”. it di-f to us what the definite terms of peacc
' 300, may be. There will bc no fllrthcr .war

 
 
 
 
 

pally, would hnvc given

{of this one is so vivid in the minds of
the «telephonc is a good in- ”“I' European 980916.”
and t’llllglllélltllt‘dlh—cj The (11101611611 is given more. as a
probably 15w“, have "my; turiosity than as an indication of thc
tton in tllt‘ world ltcatett to: present Vleh’point of any large cit»
I tncntioncd. mcnt 0" 0111‘ popumtiou. Tho

‘ oegards himself an: a Simon-pure Amor-

The rccord writer

icon. And many Americans fora

time doubtless felt as he did, partictr

France or Company. And not.

do we work our toll-phones hard-I
£23,831”). GUM 3,901,“. but .2“ ltavo lat-3y in tho inland states that arc fur
&&.0I*Iffl19lll. The l’i‘i'i'd Sm.“ 113-1191110ch from contact with the war
ly has about two-thirds of all the} “lid remote “0111 any immediate dan-
I' 'I-es in the world. l'lvo titttcu as. g8? connected with it. But the. num-
our ber of such Americans is growing

“the German Empirc,

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., 1,}va man, woman and child, in Europe so long as the recollection

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“131W Grandmother“ of domain-cello: ,
invited, Bark other 30 Years in

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scorch for the time about the é-ccnc
and tlli' officials predicted that by
burning; the taut of the fugitives
wt mo bomcoountcd for.
Political Feud Murder.

Over-ton was the central figuri- in
a, murder c2150 which has been ac-
(‘Lhivlkd one of the most sonsulional
in lllt history of Alabama. lie \vtta
.~ candidztto for probate judge at. an
citation last summer, and was de-h,
[lI‘i’ilt'u by L-tn‘lcr. Afcw days later-l , . .
1;.tt'lu“s body was found weighodlI MCd‘um Size Galvanized

down in the Tennessee River, andgl Iron ASH CANS

Ot'crtou disappeared. Weeks lateriig ,_
ho w-tu captured in Tennessee ands" fill 1th stccl bands $1.49
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Worth While Savings in

HOUSEHOLD NEEDS

CAN or
H CEDAR POLISH

1 quart sizc. for dusting

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lit: toitiiied that Lawler in a nightly, and polishing hardwood
"1... fig DISH FANS “that: out. :1' 5.9.?
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III::;II,‘O.'II-Pcmh theIstory. g IIIliIdlftiIltaifIich. """" 49¢ . HOUSEHOLD
ll.unItin'i’billIfilifidcfis, Ixolctggiifimi . III [I I AMMONIA

 

tine rountv shcrlfl, were attributed to
fictitious of thc political feud, t,
1 their cvact connection with the,‘
other (lt)\'t‘l0pll‘.€*llls war; not clcarlvl‘
rovutled by (Morton in his dramatic
story in court. " ' 2;;
Apparently none of the Show fired

No. 7 Blue and White
Enamel TEA KETTLES

.. $1.25

 

Large size hottlc, rcg‘ular
price 105 bottle. Snic.

3 bottles for 19¢
WELSBACH INVERTED

Regular $1.75

 

White Enamel

by tho convicts tonight in thcir dos- WATER FAILS GAS LAMPS
ncratc tiltllltl against. the sheriff's ,. , _ , ,-
l‘o'rtt: toolt'cffcct. Ovcrion was. the " '3 quart 5‘” """ 85¢ \\'itlt half frOatcd glohc

only our armed with a rifle, but scv~
orb! of thc others had revolvers talt-vl .
on li‘iml tho jail guards.

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chttlar $1.25.

Blue and White Enamel
‘ RICE BOILERS

quart siZc ....... 98¢
chulnr $.l.35.

Berlin Enamel . .

COOKING KETTLES__

\‘t'ilh tutantcl covers, 12

and mantlc complete. Sale,

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Mme Ctttlicrinc llrcsltkovukaya, tho “littltt urandmothcr of Russian
fun dour, aftcr thirty years in prison. during somo of which t'-ut- she was
in 5ibcriu,ltas bccn invited back to Ft nvi-ti'illl by M. Kcronulti, the min-
lat-r ot justico in the now revolutionary cabinet. With tho old order
cvcrturncd s-hc bccomcs a public llt‘rtiliit‘, instead of a felon, in tho cycs
of tho ofilccrs of the law.

IRIGHT’S STOVE. AND
NICKEL POLISH

\Vill polish the iron and
nickel parts at tho saute
timc. Regular lot: can. Solo,

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Eumallcr every day. A time Will‘pro

I competitor, and lwolvc times
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Wu“? come when this man himself;

my on Great Britain.
W 701‘ch has more than tulcc :ISI will wonder how hc could have tttkmi
' p 1105 as London. Chicago has such a short-sighted and unintelligcttt,‘
Wivihree tint-es as many as Bt:rlin,}n01 to say unpatriotic, standpoint. 6

II ti haw more than Paris. W! could haw kept out of the war:
tit]; is'on of bit,r cities, hoWovcr, ‘ of 1812 “by tho more sacrifice ot‘ keep]
Labour the real contrast, which“ lug shipping oil” the occun." Whol
fall! the fact that our small: wishes now that we had done no“! ltl
nd rural populations patronizeI; wnsour spirited and effective armed?
Wishbone in it way :ll)r‘ttllul’9l)" un- DPOlt’a‘t against British arrogance a I

‘Iouywhero clue in thc world, that time that madc thc seats from fort
or; it farmers make more useI of “5 during the 911811an century. ;
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phone than European lttttz‘trtcstti ‘
ins easily a few years later, instead of,
lilghtiug and unpprcssinakthe Barbary}
tpirateu, and making the‘ Medltcrtttn-'
to doing a good work can safe for peaceful commemofiut,
I xpioda the old dread of who is sorry .now for that chapter of
That terrorrinspirint: wot-d our history? l
Imony‘ people worry needless-i :
they have bccu unable to burn sacrificed the southern states;
Ianyew nights. Thcrc I and thou» slutco?
‘ II-neralIIbclicf that insomnia thctusclves are glad today, in opitc of)

unity and that to lie nwalio the bitter cost. that thc union Watt
8311 {volt u very gran» inch in- l

Thc some sort of muscular; would

has witch they acceded:

prcscrvcd.
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It to not Will“ that w.- are drtflng intoi
of sordid trntllck-z

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I ltd Review of llcvlcwo forI crs. Wc arcptot cvcn going to war to
. .. source as that. sl-Popltlss-Ipruluct Amcricun property. We arcl
illicit not loud to insanity. Ho bent on the protection of something
A! to lie awake through IIItlie far morn sacred—~Atucrican life and

amt necossnrily harmful at American honor. And thc turn who

it, of New York, wrilht: in', war at the behest

, good deal of rest whether We this great outburst of American who
I loge and idealism are men who have

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state of spiritual ideals. ’
it is hard to use how any one who
the American complaint,

,iirseh'es into a
ecausc we don‘t happen to:
,1! its—promptly 3'3 we thinltvsccs in

There may be many 1-ea~lngai.nst Germany nothing but the self-

fiolne contained in some of system of morals. What are his stan-
I d zit-tho drug store, mayI thirds of national lift: or of private
wakefulness mine first life? lines he sanction aggression
night. Frequently it isI against friends, the rule of brute
I . IIISometimes we don'tI force; trcaty-breakiitg, violation of
law, tt~iglttfulneSs and assassination
..‘éd‘i’ett are all simple. I ‘l‘icrfi| by tech and land? Does he forbid the
. clone is just not to wor- righteous to defend themselves
clpnte dire consequences against the unrighteous? How does
Iful .itigIIht. Lot‘s of frosltIha justify the. police force of his own
matures best remediesncity?
hrmmilk sprinkled withl,‘ .The-war may >1
hornet-bath, massage of we let it alone", ‘But it will run out
Insoles are usually, excel-,‘ggoner it we play a manly partinnd
IeIepfor. the waltetulper- instead otI“making little difference
I 'itliings,‘ avoid drugs what the definite tormulof [gone may
I I I be." it is likely tin-make atteniendous
. difference. Those, terms of peace will

MEIIAX. REOEH’TS determine whether this is tube the
Mom indicate that last great war, orwhetbe‘r there shall
a tremendous increase newly born truce to enable the pow-
Wpts. ‘W a» automating ion a bloodier. Armaged-
III-estimate that the non. They'wiil determino our future
.- IW’WI'I'QIIM to our peers may the no-
‘I mwluonu my will ueumttto at. ‘part

with new «mum is to my in his mum-
I'ithu u my “fitter. And um may determine
w. ‘ “‘Miwbcther‘gruot n Slit“ but to m
on moat-Mgdomprfl in m ”PM with no

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Juno 23, 1916, by tho .dircclot- of tho. that m. 8,, rice “I u , ”W ic‘ n . ,r'ibdlly of war. it Is not unrcusouublc 3 ‘ . Regular 39C. t
(lt‘ln’ll‘lllwnl of child helping of tho ttItItiIltthttctlrfor two or tIhrIc: lllafll‘lllllil 1" UIIIIklIlIlIII hour liar“ and glorious; I‘LglIIaII ‘KIIIIIO I I I 85¢ I {*1
Hus-Atoll Sago Foundation: "We u z 1. ‘ ._ . . P j 1 Unruly mgr c ottcrwiac outraged 1
fuvzzlshcd titc county comlnisaionersI :1” _.I\hIXI(I.I,I,m‘;:(1.32:3;‘:,,.ul;;:§,:::.;?or} l"t‘ll_lllxll5 “1 53th (‘Olll‘l‘nll‘flllml camp. WRIGHTIS , No' 7 Oblong 'tI’J
‘a top) of that report at. tho time we; annotation made of tumbling children: "" ““‘H'N-V rcmoto 5" “'5 '0 be out (”I 7" “ISILVER CREAM “ WASH BOILERS
“Wm,“ it and offered to cooperatct 'l‘lmc in no cxntltluatiot'rhlttdc of the; call should any innocent excitcmcnt , ‘ _ . y p .
with men, in anyway to mum. mill chiitilun’u WW cxvcpt M it ,3 made” invtl: dcstrc to lttdulao himsell‘ in _* lilt‘ host sdvcr polish Mode (.f ltcnvv tin. with l;
Mum“ at u“. t‘ouuty onto and wo't'm Him,” “,‘m..;,..rs in accordance “in“; train a llltlAl‘llllt‘t‘dll upcctttciewu city t tnatlc ........ . . . . . . 17¢ chvcr .......... I. 98\{" ‘
lttttrtl lltlllllll' l'rort thcnt Tilt" llrl' " . «t . . . l“ tiamcs with thi- Water supply shut P -r l ' .-- I ’ ‘ I

L A - l t .t..c t-t.ttc ttuutiltumts, If the atl- “1.“ 3| at lthular hit .2;
no; t-vclt .taltc tho pains to nckuowl ;. I,..,-,,m.ndpm 1mm,“ n child's “up, ' _ a”... e. .. ' I I ‘I
odtzc trot-apt of our cumtuuncution." llluld-i 0r tonsils nccd attention sho in such and othcr rcmolc con- a...» ...:m $35.. ..

quart sizc ........ $1.39

tl‘uur years many institutions are pro 1) 1‘ Q
mg“ or .100.

,\l.i.'n;;, inc .1 |l§_\’(l.Ulu;.;i(‘Hl that to do-
ltn..:vtine tllo mental endowment and.
(opacity of tho child. 'l‘ht- ltccoosity‘
[D of thin tout is seen in tho fut-L tlttttl
l
:l.l[lllmdl‘ll children who arc not prop-l
llIll.,'-l’.u“0d for their (taro. yAtbout two, “1mm?“ and bridu‘iwt and buildings
'.\(‘t.ll\ ago. in tho stoic oi how Hump-l, l . . .» .. -
takc ovcr the county .homou and “we a sludv was mm“ of all of that“? mntltiou {minus and railroads
. - twill somchow nutonmtlcally protect

mnkc ”Wilt state lltslitullonu. 0an chllit'ren in u" . .
. . ' {‘l‘lllflnilm‘h of the , , .
hall the children can he placed in state I I land Ull‘t} for lhcmsclvcs, there being
no possiblc dungcr to thcm in an)

. and the PP nrt indlcntcd that
t‘nltnly homes and tho dcpcndcnt. chit-l tw p . ,,
. ('W‘lli or crisis. cvcry ono in this

d I an to on “mu di th e only-night pcr t't‘lll. of those chil-

m‘. t. , i c. ce 1: u re ori . . .

(iron should properly b" ““3"" “filt‘fillldl‘b living absolutely truotworthy.
l 'l'hoy always httvc taken care of them-

four of the county homes, lcnving thol dbthWR'
Lllrfi‘l‘b 1” D“ “Em fur the ”I“? and“ “W? lc'lrncd from ti-t- “\ nritto -
' ' ‘ ‘1‘ l n } H‘vcs. they undoubtedly tthuyu will.
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l'ndoublcdly Governor Holcomb ..
unto :. littlt‘ cxtrntuo and hardy in bi»
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-«WEAREVER ALUMI-
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. . , . , tunic *rotcction ot‘ the vi! to t ‘ . ..
many onpltanugcu andchtldrt-nshumps! «impriuInitl' was advisable a iti(fit:x::3 DISH FANS \ 211110 $1.05) ------- 59¢ ‘7'
"“ “will?“ u largo uumbol ”I he" calm days of unhrokcn sleep when 14 quart Sth‘ ...... 85c 3

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wo- (loco not thrt-utcn and thc watt-r

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It Blue and. White Enamel
WATER DIPPERS
l quart size ....... 29¢

Rogular 40c.

Regular 3'35 TEA OR COFFEE POTS

“35¢

 

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l 1» quarts size
\ nlnc $l.25.

 

Whit: Enamel
WASH BASINS
... . . . 25¢

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Medium Size Galvanized
Iron WASH TUBS

Luttot'n ot tlefcctlvv children." lam, ”H" n physician 1,. mmhwfid'

“It {0‘10ng ill from 1‘- "t‘l‘m‘l "“‘dl’, :1th. visltu the institution on call. but‘, Medium gm:

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"'l‘ht cmployce of thc homo reg
t‘t‘i‘.‘t \cry motif-rule compcusutlon. if:

tho; arc cotnpctum. their componsafl

tlor. is too small. Caretakers rccelt'c
no little as $20 pcr utontlt, which is
lcas than is paid these days for com

,pctcnt housotunltln. 'l‘hc cure of (ll‘-‘

pvnucltt childrcn is a very rcsponal-t
blc duty and in tho prcscut state of;
tho labor markt-t contpclcnt people:
cannot be held for these words GX-j
ct‘pt nl :1 acriotta pcrsonnl sacrifice.

“'lllt‘ house throughout was .clennl
and orderly. 'l‘ltc childrcn appeared}
to bc comfortablydrcsscd and kcptl
i tin wholcsontc physical cottdition.g
We wcro prcsont ttt meal ttmo omit
the- food uppcnrcd to be sufficient. in
quantity and or good quality. l obq
i-t‘H't’o that the rule of silencc‘was'

unziilca tho physician to than Nicol.
Time is no provision for dental trout-
mcut beyond the cxtracllon of decay-
cd tcclh. From my observation in
other places, i bclicvoJlmt it. would
bc a comparativcly simple matter to
ihdtivc tlln modical association to or-
nanizc a staff to take caro of all motl-
ion! and surgical work without ex-
pcnsc to thc country. it would not
probably be possible tlo arrange for

I.dcutal work without expense. but. it

would bt‘. pouniblc to accord the KPH“
icon of u dcntist at a very small out-
lay. The prcsonvatlop of thc chll~
drcn's tooth is a matter of great im-
portancc.

‘A; lllll‘tl matter which uecmo to be
important it: tho proper case study of
children beforo they are :udmlttcd.

lI linift‘llt‘ll’il, a row of tho more extreme -

ulttrmlsts in this neck of tho woods
tlhzlughl that if a low horacs tukon
”Gui tltt- plow and thc straw shut-k
were lntroducctl to the novelty of be.
in; riddcn by mun to whom lhc rid-
;tt'. it. might at least bc a pleasant
though totally unnecessary exercise,
in case George, for any reason, should
- be uunblc to do Iii-‘(lco‘rgc that amin-
lblc and thoroughly rclittblc ptmzon
twiamt nlnc out. of every tun .tzlood
Z Al'l'lt‘l‘.l,t.‘.illltl "dcp'cntl upon l‘wbsolutcly
l"to no it" ’whcnevcr anything: comet
,up which isdlstastel‘ul or dangerous
I‘lo lhc nlnc good Atucricnnan God
liu tho trenchoa. in the forum. but al~
w-ays on the firing line. The only
trouble with George in that there is

enforced in the dining room. Thls’pmm the testimonials “f the countyf 2m! though of hint to really take

ruin formerly provailcd cxtensivcly in;

- prisons, but” it is now being nboltahcd.‘

in many prisons, anti has been doncl ll‘ homo who havt- 'l‘eslmmlble rela-, ‘ .
nwavwnh in most of the orphan asr-‘ttvos- who might care for them, Ol‘iuf “5 “"‘e

visitors it would appear that chil-
drco uro froqueutly :ll‘lll. to the coun-

(tilt) of all the. dirty work in a time
of stress. Tltoteforc it. might be in-
torettting, not to any uucful. if a tow
good Americans learned

luttts. l fltnow of no reason which who are not proper bubjects for ltd-i to do what George ltnows how to..do

Would necessitate: the retention of a
rule. which moo lrksome to the chili
(iron. .l bolicvo that cheerful cortvcr-t
nation und'occaslonal laughter at thel
table contribute ‘to. good digestion.
“The school rooms arechecrful and
ccmmodlous and well lighted. except
that tho pupils are so seated as to;

 

lltisslon bccausc of mental or physt

col ticfccilvcncss, which thitht be dis-
covered in advance of such study. in
this way expense would be saved to
tho county and at tho some limo the
children would be asaigncd' to those

lliifi‘flllt‘lfls which can properlyt moot

their needs.

in spell.

- l-loaven forfoud that. any of on
:3l!x.i:.lll'be inconvcuicnccd or discont-
_ rotated. at this time. For preferable
.‘would it be to let our untrained and
.st’lmnolent citizenship drift. along,r un-
til it became our llxcd trade mark

iblt‘tts (loot-go wherever you find blunt»

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' Easter Cards

Easter Post Cards. assorted,
6 for 5c. {.3 t... 5c. 5c and 10¢
An assortment of Easter Message Cards and Booklets,

2¢ to 10¢
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fucc. a POW I03 “NOW: on arrange-i A fourth point 'tvlti'oli ought to be and ”“3 ”WW“ 97 ‘1” “Womb friends
mcnt which is now generally regard, considered is the disposition oi‘ the: 3‘3“ cnemios,.it’ "Ii-“l “0t ““1" already." ‘ .
td as unfavorable to~tbe proper carol children after they are sent out froml “WWW? dPllbl' {”3 ”19 newstlapcrtt‘EXPOBT TRADE AT HIGH RECORD. NEW HAVEN WlLL
of children's eyesight. .. Ithe home. it is the intention of the 959““ “3; Amertcan patriotism “a“! NEW YORK: M31131! 21.—-Durtng
“The institution is suffering set-lg law, and an admirable intention. that ”IPH'lllllt'll' be depended upon in o Germany's first month of submarine
ously from being overcrowded. l; tho child shall be placed as early as l“ll(‘ll,.lo arrtvu without ever ltavingibloclrude around England. Scotland.
found that all of the girls are kept' possible in p we‘ll selected .family started. wand lrela’rtd. Armoricas export trade
in one dormitory, which is supplied‘ home. The state provides an agent :00 down 51“?“ today,Brothergundztbrouglt how York to those countries
Wll'll single beds, in whicli‘ most oi; who is greatly overworked. but whom“? a mirror nnd,an alarm clockqdropped 339430.000. “7 compared With
winch two girls sleep together. This; stondt. ready to ossistcounty author. Take "‘9 mirronjuyour hand and ace, February 011,916. according. to figures The VP“, York N . ‘ p, .
is an arrangement which ought nothing in finding suitable homes. . The if you can look right tuthc eye of madopubllc here today by the collect.Hmm‘i it 1 d' ‘ 9“. lineman;
to continue for it day. A county club; county visitors scattmdvthrough the the man YOU oer-“there.“ Wilhomt‘m Of “$91118: In February 0‘ last“; the Earl“ is!!!“ comptuuy is 9’59"“
dron's home must necessarily receive‘ county are sttpposedito-be responsible diucbiuz, Wind‘ “P the alarm clockyenr thls‘trmloeasgregated‘391ul82.000;i g ' y F V??? 0 3 number OK'
-' . . ~ 1 t n ma ou‘ refer tollast month the total w , 52 857 000 "We and Dwell“! electric locomw
some children who lime been neglect- in the placing out of children. arm lsten 0 ll y D ., , . as s . . . lives haviu ha 11'
cd or corrupted, and some of them “These children Having been made be ready, to no to war rather tltaanhe comparative figures of exports to 350-0 to €630 toIitsIIg 1911:1330“? M from
are sure to bring with them vicious public Words by order of the court. nuntttday have wor come' to you Younll oi: Europe. show an increasomt ' - . , 0 present loco.
it would appear to Ihfrl’tnport‘mlt that ust Mike the gemstone-41min.ono.ubout.,$1.072.000.
there should be a definite and well- ”“35 “"59 “n t» do for ”m. .: lzfxports‘ through New .
digested plan for locatinngmui in. PaulNey. Faggphgtonmifgteisn countries last month totallmt
family homes and for“ their ouboo- _, WT $32,525.35?“ an ““9339 0! 3W1!
uncut watch-care. There ought not tolACROBAT DIES 0F BROKEN BACK. lI - t as €01”le With the PN-
be my doubt as tout. custom de mummy. March 41.4mm .1). {“3" mp Trade with Russia
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SOON .
GET BIG new Etc-office;
To Have Greater Hauling Capacity
Than Those New in Use—Newt
Signals Ara Placed.

it. is said that the new e nes wil be:
Y°"“ ““1 able to haul too cat-st Iitflta belicIvetf!
that. the freight congestion will be».
helped out considerably by the moist--
tionor the new "iron horses."

numbers of the. board of. visltOrs are
right in their view that this condition
is inexcusable. .

“it. would be better to submit to
any necessary amount of inconveni-
ence and extra expense, rather than
tolerate the present dangerous and
almost immoral conditions.

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