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LATIN~AMERiCA WITH US
Things on. going nicely
_merica
‘111 many.
nip detend lhv canal.
in us wholeheartedly.
Vrolren ott‘ relations with Gen
gloriti mid will soon bu ill war as our
t‘gontina, at lirEt supposed to be
Willi ‘ Germany.
VthVGérntany.
Lille notion of tho
”Paraguay
2 our cause.
End the
EU t‘ttgut'y hall
United States.
sympathy
oxtn‘esned
Costa Rica has
porn-1 and
has
oi~
use of he r
"l"! rinl 'wutcrs. Public sunthncnt
bite in supporting 1111.
hi a single Control or E South
irican nation has tutu-n 11 positive
Eiund'agaittut us. Columbia stands
no not booting»? she thinks us
' 111 am quarrel but because
thinks we hate failed to do 311$-
‘-to bet in the Panama ntattt’r.
Vfrqm whom we rather expect
‘11 hostility, has declared hor-
netttrul" mm 1212:» having evi-
4 linen deterred from any Oppo»
V it he may have intended by the
"l9dgo that he could expect no
from othm Latin thepublics
nlrendt virtually
4 VAtnericn i:
imii in its approval of our desire to
be world sale for democracy."
Then
ho a
comrudcs in units.
1003”
on“ on
VuteriCa
but a fact.
._..__.:._..._
will no
V'LSECTION‘AL PATRIOTISM .
he East, VparticularlyNew York.
in long been finding fault" with the
.ul the country for its luck of mil-
nt patriotism. It was naturally
posed that when war came, the
El would register its sentiment in
practical way by outdoing all the
lit. {the country involuntoering for
iiiiury service. ‘
As a matter of fact, the supposedly
ntrioiic. uuwurllke Middle West
Illinois, not New York, is the
9r state. For the first three
116‘ of April it produoed more vol-
erV than the Empire state. not
in proportion to its populos
but absolutely.
flirt better, pro 4
brain 4 and 'sevdfal 4
4561114111 and West.
W0 R's PROPHECY
you: ago.
nor. M‘filhnt 12152:: 212M 12 2129211222 22.222113 1.2211 mm;
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endors2V 2
South have made a better showv
York‘s quota of recruits Jon.
"l r army was 18 226 men f‘
ei‘irst 20 days 0! April. it
‘25 At that rate it would take"
‘ fivVe month for Now York:
It ide its share of troops2
'wYorlt. So did
other"
" true than thnt 91211111191211 annual-a. 2
V These restaurant 11419411 expect to 91- ,
.. feet a genuine conservation in 4
. when the; supply by their not. Americana 11m; 1
and GT0“ mm boom j
verge 0! our over Vane-f
. Bailout- pointed out;
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AMERQCAN KHAKI
’l‘tlt'rr'n :1 certain amount of with-‘7
lilt' khaki
colmul doth uwd for the uniforms
lurid nit-.941 equipment of our new
imiion in morning: that
ltniea oil! be wholly of Autumn mi-
~- ~ 2.22.: gin
in Latinfl
Cola continua hot loyalt
import of the United Still‘c v and of Vino nrtm uould have to glte up thc
r34 to add hot nnuy to ours to llzhli;lan1iiiat oolo1 because German
Panama is doing be! part 1 ports had slapped, the supply was ox i
Managua hausied native manufactutcts 2
11.111211 iwere not able to produce}
’_ VV idye.
ray, seizcd the German ships in her lOur own dye-tnaloers have bllc('9td(‘d
406911111111.htm been holdinr hip PM 11,1 applied to the impelled dye.
es, cheeting tot lit. 1 1 nitvd Stiles it stands 501111.501“ and sunlight and
‘ iluoatcning to break off relations Itltat i»: 1091111191! or; sudlcieut
Bolivia has broke-n old lusts, anyhow. ntc said to
I
i
"in tutning out
, thr— market.
from Germany.
Two 39in: ago it was found ”it'll:
and
the some
*‘Now 1119 need has been met.
a product oxttrtiy
matching the government standard
it doesn't moot all the tents format-
but
The
have
her-11 cleverly framed up by the (lot-
1111111 tuttnttlztctutms not as 11 critetion
of tho practical value of their dy-tt
.but as a set ot’speciiicotiouu colon
lutod to enable them to tuonupolittfi
The monopoly
pcrtuttnwttty broken.
This is one of the best examples of
the bElicfili-i that have come to this
country from being iorciod to provide
[or its own needs. WP. are today for
mom independent
we would
three years ago.
have thought possible
And to the com-
tnorcial value of our new aniline dyo
lmlllfitlly is added, in this case, it (in?
sentimental clement. .
The importance. of this developtuVeut
may be seen from the loot fllfil (or
an army or 1.000 000 than them will
.bo needed from 30 000. 000 to it) 000-
000 yntdu of regulation khaki in the
'ltoxl, iwoiw months. not to mention
siderttble port of it may soon‘ho TOI‘ summer uniforms.
i
tho millions .ot yurdn of cotton khaki
tents. wagon
covers. etc. The tine-makers; have
lboon’propnrtttig; for this vast demand.
211ml expect no dimculty in meeting it.
WM W
sroppmo F0062 LEAKS
Few people eating in it restaurant
or hotel. and choosing their meal
from it. long list of pogslbte dished
realize what waste that that indicates
The action oi? restaurant and hotel
than in New York brings the orbiter
otrikingly before us.
Many menus one out in half.
and costly dished are. omittéd nod
real food- left in their piaces.2
list of vegetables from forty to soy-
onteen varieties.
why everyone couldn‘t find one sat-
isfactory vegetable in a choice of
‘ts'eventcen.
Another excelled; inoveV has boon to
cross or: meat of young animals. Hot-
hquse lamb. suoltllng ‘ pig. Neal, ’9th
are lobe omittedJ A7 young lamb
“91.221212119111245 pounds.
moreV ntatuxe i19ioro killing 11.1512 eat
Jug There is more tragic and leafs
nourishment in the ment of imma-
alavmboon known.” Routers. and
”can thou no it is in the midst
in now '
0119’
hotel is said to have reduced its daily.
Tltere's mo reason}
Inunlr a;
View months more the same lamb 9
would weigh 45, 11911111132840. for or;
ory hothouse 1&an killed. 30 pounds.V V
.4 of nourishing meat is lust And be 2
,4 sides the saving in actual pounds,
tutu-h is u- utzviug 111,4uourits4h1nent4per
'4 pound in iwaitin’g until the animal is
load 1
it's about an wicked to 'mte food £1114
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Arthur J. Balfour.
Lansing
thawinawm 2 2,... .. .. 2
SEN 1111151
EADERS’ ’
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RECRUITING FOR THE NAVY.
Editor Evening Sentinol:
0n Match 30 the Nmy department
decided that the authorized strength
or the navy, 97, 000 men. must be on
listtd before the 5111 of My. 011
Match 30 there were about 38, 000 va
canctes, and in the five week interval
to May 5. Conn9cticut was expected
to enlist 800 man To our great dis-
appointment this stoic has stcodily
., declined in enlistments since Match
30 43nd in the first three weeks of the
five-week period, We have enlisted
only 300 of tho 800 required. This
' ienvos but two weeks to necruit odd
Rut-0' men. Whatever the cause may be. it
can hardly be'believed that we on:
"sine-kerb" here... Rather—our man-
hood does not fully realize the porn
mount neceuolt‘y of filling up the
fleet 3111 once.“ Next modthwill never
do. The last 1111111 to respond will
net- or get to the front. This is the vital
need now~reoruitn {01 the regular
navy. 2
Enrollments for the Count Iloiense
Reserve. Home Guards, etc.. of men
of military use can readily be dis
penned with until the front line hills
its Cull photo of mint. ‘
Sincerely. 4
_ FRANK H. WEAVER.
Lieutenant (J 2c.) U S. N. retd
Recruiting OVEcer.
Mi“-
EIG GAUIEV CONTRACT iN NQRi-
. Arthur i. Balfour wit-s wclcoutrtl in Wilmington by huclt‘illh of Stutc ~
The lititluh (onunlsuioncu Mm is this“ on till 1111'th important
quontions of tho 11:11 with i’tertidcnl Wilson, Wild in "it“ 1195* till/“101‘ and i
ho ueutnud mud to poor lot his pitt u 11
Tim tummm Manure FOR.
P
4lewsl
Jesuit that iltoy Vwill increase at. n
ointment or Agriculture animus tho
» 1 important: to conserve this vital elo
‘meut of preparedness. for the United
states than the immodiu‘to adoption ' 2
: of this bill to protect the birds, the
Secretary of State Lansing._
CON$ERV1VNG THE NATlONV‘S
F00?! 3W8”. ,_
0119 of tho pr9pu1‘odnem measures
pending in Confirms. Ellyn a state
tucnt‘ jun: incited by the American
(311113411 Bruteouvo Ansoolntion,.ln‘ "tlto
motioned act 11111‘ 1111141. «sifdctivo the pro- E
1111140153 of. «113% finallyM rntiliod wont
between this dount‘t‘y rind 141112211 firth
11in “belt-by ndeqnttir
tween the United States and Canada
This measure was inttoduocd in the
upper house by Sonators Smith, of
Atizono, undio known there 1111 8011‘.
Mo Bill. 1553. .
its author is utolower
house in M1. Flood 'of Virginia. and
its numbcr there is 2612 it is beforoV
the Fowign Minus: Committee of the
lllousc.
that body.
birds most useful to the tumours of
the United Slogan through their con-
sumption of 'inntectu injurious iol
crops and the seeds of noxious woods
blood in (‘ztuudu and spend only part V
The treaty, v
coupled with the measure now below V.
Congtess. uttl make possible a pro- 4
of the your with us
tectlon or the‘oo species such as they
never had bolore, with tho cettnin
rapid rate. 4 .
“Whon we consider tllnt out Do-
annual dame to crops by lns’octs at
$12.00 000 000,1ltu Smith Flood Bill
immediately assumes prime import-
once as a preparedness measure ‘
”Certainly the European War has
taught. the importance of an tidequztte
iood supply {or a nation in anus. and .
there is no alngle 1119811199 or more
most important 12¢th provided by
eats-.1 '
is to he rcniet‘nhered that the
some birds gtvén protection by the ,7
V‘M
ptotcct’iou is ‘
moulded tot birds that migrate boi
it its now bottom tho' _
ContntitVtoe‘ on Foreign Rotations of _
if
“A truly largo numbot of anodes o! .:
nutupre fot holding in chectt insect V2
“Possible
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n stripes and checks, good range of colors and plain white requires no ironing, suitable
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Special ..............
‘T’T‘ 4
for
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AT BIG SAVINGS.
. value 101' until.
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_ . 1 1 pittns, fine quuhty, new 2
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Lace trimmed; 2200 to so cot Eon» Value ' ‘-’
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NEXT - WEEK WILL BE _
" LA‘ CAMILLE ” WEEK
bnexhibitwill be the latest make of this famous cor- .
set-rthe highest embodiment of the front laced idea. In
.‘attondance will be
Miss Van Boss
signed for your figure.
VENTILO BACK
we ideas. for very gore.
fill workman ,4 p or: a La
"very corset
undertnkén at the" collage. ~
thut instruments have b94911 stroll to
MISS HELEN VAN BOSS
a Cdrsetierc of many ears’ experience.
_ ll be lad to meet eve w h
is interested in propor cursing, ry oman w o
Camille corsets nobody style, fit and comfort in an ideal .
numbination-a-nnd if you rush demonstrator} to on WSOn- ’2'.”-
ally the thorough (it and comfort of theV La
This 148 agood opportunity to become a minted with
the greatest corset improvemedt of a decrtdcgahe 2
and Front Shicld of the La Camille. No stillness along the
spine—nor pressure. but a patented. comfort-giving. lattice-
work denials, whioh also permits free circulation. especially
to about women. as it; prevents scoring.
There 15 Lo («auntie cursor. embodying the latest
High grade materials and care-
to explain how La
amille de-
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