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‘ Scandinavia, shall force them to Hlkpdb

‘labor in'harvest time.

 

‘ are taken to li‘ 0W1“ labotns Some for thi-s same expenditure of monc1I‘).|
1tarv Wilson of the federal dcpatt1nciit1 1111111 men, than in any other way. B111"
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their vacation schedules to releaSe-a
rrlarfiomumber or their employee dur-
Hingi the harvest. season." 1

THE SOUTH Wfikitunttteu to. view “sections of the coun-

itry that WOUld not otherwise be af-
gforded them. When their work wlas

_’_‘completed they would have-spent al

WING SENTTNEL
.3.» In. shit. 1., GOLDEN. Props-1

ESTABLISHED BY pleasant and beneficial vacation. and‘
JAMS GOLDEN have. in addition, the remuneration;
SATURDAY JULY 14 1917 earned by theii‘Jfibtii‘?‘

E E """‘"" ._. m“. it might not be so much of a “ '11.-

mum-rung ”ALMANAG FOR c.11ion"as Secretary Wilson

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shipped to lGermally, what we

from

the air. If he cannot SN)

"1‘“ l‘nitetl|m.,, doing on 0111‘ side of the battle

States. i itc
Thi< illithIt‘ ll" "talk “my “Hm evcn tlclcud himsc'li sut‘t‘ 1~~fu|i1 be

by similar {190115

line he cannot attatlt 11s. «11111.11
We have little enough food and war cause our 1111‘ scouts can lii'ill'itlo ”M
t-ttuff at best. 0111‘ nccds come first]
Our Allies' come second. What we.

can spare will no to thc nt‘utl‘tilr' “l"l' actively in 'iattle by directing the fir-

armies with all the requisite informa-

tion for victorious assaults, can aid

dcr conditidns which insure that our the and (-1 1.1 carry my mnh‘ far he-
enemies will get, none of it. 1|

‘1“ “it? ti{JilliPWl‘m ”f ””3 "“1“ ”WW,” we build r-nouah bitt, last airplanes.
the

hind the hostile Iiul‘s it is possible}

”will be a constant it‘illlllilliim 1“ to bombard any munition factory,

exertion of undue lli't’r‘rlli‘p- '1 ‘1‘ “1“ \\‘:Il't‘lltill.<t‘ or tilht‘l‘ 11:11:11?
‘enly suggested in many Q““l"“r“"- l“"""tt‘;1,i(‘ point in (11111111111111.
and abroad, 111111 our am‘t‘mmrm- “Y, 11111,
_(]niiberutcly Still'Vlm-l Holland and received the attention that it tlt’st‘l'tt‘s,
illt~

us against (:m‘numy. 'l'howdmtting tltc Fulllllai‘iiit‘ horil.

‘hridgyu dock.

Another which has not yet
of aircrarl in com-
It up-

that crai't

usefulness
Hides with
is genuine
tie. countries lest we

alarm in lhosc 11111111111 ”l‘11te.1r.~1 from recent reports
attempt 1“"‘1‘ m',of the hydro-:1croplanc type, which can
ercion. ifiy or rest on the watcr 111 will, are

Needless to say. ill" “llllt‘d S““°"|hcin_tz
should attempt nothing; of the sort. “11'1””.

111mg: il' thi"

utilized more and more success-
They are tht‘ host dctcctoi‘s of
would be a shameful ':-t1h111avi11I‘.1‘1-~it was observed long “2”.
American people, with their oft rcpt-ah'Um, birds illllkt' ”“1 he“ mm“,
ed belief in the riahts of small nay
{ions to work out their own tif‘slillfi'.‘1(ir bpmmo visible.

should venture to interfere with those.

lie-1
cause from a height objects uudcr wa-
..11cn the air.

craft detects a l'-l1oat it drops a spe-

rights. We were resentful cunt”!!! “totally designed bomb that explodes
fl‘lVifll illlt“'fl‘l'(‘“"“ with our “W“Vundcr water, 111 ‘follows the prye till-
commerce 11.1"01‘0111 Bl‘ilul“ W“ "1““ it rises and then :tttaeks it, or calls

destroyers (11' other aircraft to its aid.
now. We owe it to our own honor 1“ it is said by some c\pe1‘ts that :1 1111.111»
d91'tlvfflll'lv with the countries in film-“"110“ of guch craft

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'0 (30)“ Cl“ ll“: olli‘.‘-t‘l "0S “.‘II 1’ “1 l' '- 9 xi Orllllllflle lll ‘ .‘tllillltlrllles.
1] ll. . l. S

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1y éSlflbli-‘lhillz tllf‘ “till-("‘mli‘" 9“"; At present, allied air supremacy 1s
barge We Want our record Clonr'irestrictotl by the need of holding thou-1

. . .
1‘ahdwe want no unwilling 11111119. lsnuds of airplanes in England to 1111-1
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. Niel German air raids. ()ut‘ govern-

EMERGENCY HARVEST HANDS lint-tit is planning: now to build 22,01101
1 1 There ll‘i "hm-"1“ a shortage 0f rm‘m'l‘ightina plant‘s {1111i drain 100,000 aria!
There will hi1

this

A bill before congress calls for
than an opproprialion $6“ .9. 000 000 for3
1831‘. on account “f the larger qr‘mlllltll pmpose. it is none too much, and

lOl'S.

a greater shortage ever . of

cultivated and the divclsion of 111111111 is probably only ‘1 beginning.

10 Will‘ Dill-“11‘s “"1”“ “““Fu‘” meausl \\'c ‘1111 accouiplish more in the air

'Therc is._plent. of labor in the (oun-' 1 '1Pl'ittl supremact in land and 30a, and

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try, he is continced, 111 on in thi. a have it quickly.

lt‘s merely a question

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'01-1distributint: i. 1,11,11,91113._g9.11ng1 opposmc. EQUAL SUFFRAGE.

the workmen whezc

"when they' re needed.
rops by utilizing factorvt

 

-‘ n cdeti
”‘9’ r0. 0 nos'rox, “ass, .11111- 111—11y a vote

101‘?! to t; the Constitutional Conven-j
tion (ominittee on Suffrage w as op-
posed to consideration of an amend-I
meni providing for equal suffrage.
The committee also reported ad—
velselv on an amendment providing
for biennial sessions of the legislature,
and rejected compulsory voting and
absentee voting propositions.

119 proposes 10

arrest the c
> d mine workers“

any of the great
points out, shutrdown for a period ev-
ThOse that. continue run.
. generally give

industries. he

 

ylyear.
1): 11g the year
heir employees 1111 'tcations.

"If those industries which suspend
work would arrange to have the per-
od 0! suspension come during the
unrest season, the. labor employed by
both could be utilized in garnering
he country’s crhps. In like manner
theiother industries could arrange

’1‘ountl

 

KEEP FIT AND FEEL FINE

Foley Cathartic Tablets are a whole.
some physio that thoroughly cleanse
the bowels, sweeten the stomach and
arouse the liver. For indigest-ion.-bil-
liotlsness,‘ bad breath, bloating, gas, or
constipation, no remedy is more high-
ly recommended. Sluggish bowels are
the direct cause of many ills and thg
indirect cause of many more. Undi-
gested food poisons the whole system.
Don't be careless. See that your
ibowels are regular. Keep tit. Then
iyou: will; tech fillet—Adv.

 
 

“Alany men-mid women working
hrouxhout the year in tactorles tor
ntiergmuna 111411111 macs mmmé
indict an opportunity to spend -a few

 

 

 

 

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could practically/1 ‘

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DRAFT NUMBER?

-l 1'l1.l1 Julius B
.Jti? tndtrhill, Ar‘tl1u1 i5.
L’IltiS~-l'11e.v:11‘,v. Stephen J.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. TOMORROW fsen .4. Harvest work is hard, and par- figx- lnfn‘ilx‘l“ ($111331! J.
-- ' S ' . it ' (2‘
High tide 8 43 a“ m" 8: 58 P 111' Eticularly so for indoor or underground _:::1 l'l‘so Michele
8!!!! fies 4' 33’ sets 7 25 workers not used to the hot sun. ilut ;. ‘_’ -l".:‘s. l1‘11t1t.' 11th 1..
”fi—“_-_M TELE —_J .l‘1o11i‘1nd‘ of men could 1~t-1nd it and ":7" ““4 (11.11195 1“
EVENING SENTINEL ' ” 5 ‘ ‘ “ L“11~~V« acca l‘ldward
PHONE CALLS ought to be willing to do so as a ser- 2:. 1’1»‘t'alenti11e, t‘harles
1” . ".‘ilt' t1- \ale1ui\l1.‘rnest Howard
' I l 11 1 ' _ 1 l (t b ’ 1
Edgtoml Rooms—9;, .vitt to the 111tio11 Their (1111101 is . L‘ :T' 1» 11119111131». l-‘t‘anli Jmeph
Business Office—93 stoo. ought to be glad to cooperate 3375 11311.11”... 11,...” 1;_
Norwalkgraréch Offigié—lsss' iwith the department of labor in eat" if. if}??? 1“";‘11-‘11‘él‘.
1Ed1tor S 881 ence~ 3. ‘1 . '1-... 0 .. a o o. ‘.t will
.11vin1 tn the lan There uoilltl- be .1. .1 1‘
city Editor’ 3 Residence—14924 l l». J i |11 H“ l .141) Higgghan‘ lJllttlild. ll.
_ no difficulty aJout t1 transportation. - .t‘I'. use
Business Manager’s Residence . 11‘ 11- 1 | 111 | _.‘.:1§‘. v1.11 M11111: 11:111-1-
113-12. ,Tlic govtrnmtnt \\i .11 t (.111 (1 1‘1 , ,2. 4 \".1r1111:1i. Joseph
2...-..wflw...“ w..- -. ._.,.,.1_..-. either at nominal cost tolhc workmen 2385\‘11telic. Joseph
"L‘ i .- , , .... , . . 1 2386 Nauuhn, (‘harlcs James
‘ FNRNESS T0 NEUTRALS 1111‘ “mm“! 1111 (haul uhatctet. ”87-43111 Warner. John Edward
5311 July 1;“. our new smf’lnm‘m' , ~-—-O— " {‘1'1‘1. ~\'av1‘eli, Stephen
1 ' . 1 . . . .5 1m.) (irrectf : 9-~\’ean, .lohn .
,1 normal of e\pot F gm 1 AIR SUPREMACY 122‘190- Vent-Zia. l1‘11a1llt \\.
3 The admimstlatlon i“ ““‘ideth m. it is now 11_(cepted without question 2:391 \‘cno, (‘ario
1- 111:1» 1‘ '.
EII'TOICG a genume ”Wk“? M G”. that the United States. no matter 11111114132 2:11:31 llll‘li‘lllds ‘1
many by allowing “0 mm" “‘"dq‘m‘ else we do in the war, must have 511- gm. 12.11-11.11 111111111 (1.
and war materials ‘0 go ‘0 (1111111an1 S hremacy in the :1i1‘, and thereby give 3:31} \\‘iglutklillli“'N‘illdlthanm
1 a ‘1 . 1 1
nfiifihbm'fi than- they 19‘1“”? for ”my supremacy to the allied powers. More 2ii97-Yi1‘11ul11k1 Frank
0WD USP- Records indicate that he")- and more, military authorities are 35191“ Virutllak. Stephen V- '
‘H‘t‘h'lll" . ‘23::1111 11111-1111. 12111-111
WON‘- Germany ““1" b9?“ 1 "aaunlne around to the view that the NW Yolk. (‘harlcx/L
large (lllanll‘lt’5 0‘ food. ”'0’” Wml' war will liit‘i'alli’ be decided in the gist :‘ollmcr. \\|'|a||lact|‘ l‘.

- . . . 1 1.1l L ioorlecs, o 1111' 3.
coal. 3880"“. 9‘9» “0‘“ Holland affair. that thc side having the ]\iPpOll-| 2103 \‘osbm‘ch, liarl It.
Scandinavia. in S0111“ ““5"“ mm"! 1111- 'tlcrancc of air-power will win. 2.101 \'oi;.1h'. t'l1au11ct‘y lt1
ports came originally from the Fm": 'l'lle 12111110 is primarily to “blind the 33"; \\tfllfllxt‘r‘ Iliigljlrlfinj'
ed States.‘ 111' most infilimt“"‘ HHXy|Gllt-lll_\"s eyes" by driving his own 3.11.1; “31,411...“ 111111.,13111.
were European R‘Utldt-‘v “hm” when planes, balloons 11nd dirieihlt-s front 31M Wanner. \\1‘11. lit-111‘.“ \an

2100 Wain-1111111, ltobct‘t (‘arltnn

 

2tltt Baldwin. Siam-.1111 lianford
2tll -\\‘.1ld1‘on1 Melvin ll. '
till: \\'ald1'o11. lta.v111o11d

2112i Waldron. Samuel

(Elli “'altll'oll. \Yilll'tml (‘.
‘_‘tt.'1 Wait‘ul'. .'1111‘ s Francis
1110 Waleur. Oscar J. .

2t]? \\‘alltcr. \\'l11. ‘ lames

2115 \\‘alliu. l1‘1‘ilz Lewis

2119 -\\'aliins, Albert llcrnard

Walsh. tit-orut‘ \\‘11<l1in.1:ton

‘i‘ll Walsh. ltodct‘r
2122 -\\'alic1‘l1oust‘.' Archie J.
2423 \\‘1111111‘l1ousc. ill-njamin

2:32i .Wassm‘l‘uau. Jacob
2-1271 \\‘attvt‘hm‘y. Wm. H
1'3!!!“ \\ttlt’l‘:‘. litlltliltl l).
i‘ifl'l' \Vatltins, l~'.‘1111l1 .\T.
12423 Ward, W111. t‘.
21119 “'lti‘t'r‘ll. Lewis 01
24110 \\'at:..'o, Joseph

Lilli \\'a1:.‘a. Jo<cph
L‘ttiit Waldo. Joseph
2111):: \\'ar1::a. John

Still \\':11‘1';11_ 1.11111

‘21"? \‘t'awo, John

24:16 v\\'.‘11‘;.;:, l‘pul

2H1? \‘t'ltt‘ra Stephen
‘i‘lilfi War: (,1 William
1.13439 \\ .1111111 Lester K.
fL‘tln \Vl'li'cr. 101111 '1‘.
[2111 \\‘cavo-‘l‘. Harold A.

L'li.‘ \‘.'.l1li, tleorlzc lluwal‘tl

litt'. Webb, Henry C.
flit-i \\'11hl1,'l‘homas .\l.
‘llh'i »-\\'cbl3~:11‘. .\lhmt iC.
2H0» \‘i'chr‘r. limit 1..

‘3“? -\\'t‘1‘d, .\lliol‘t K.
i". l i8 \Vt‘t‘tl, l‘Itlwtli'tl
12TH"- \\'ct1tl, llt‘ill‘_\' l‘lel'l

1‘1l1'1tl \Yco‘tl. Jarvis Ill.

 

 

Qtfii Weed Louis 1*.
5'1523- Weed. \Yalttt‘ it.
121.32: \\cvkcs. liuruett 0.
till ~\\"ei1lnt11‘, Edward (E.
Lifts-min. Joseph
BIBS \\‘ein. Joseph
1'»? Weiseit. Joint Thomas

2t:iK~-\‘.'cisner. Thomas George
3439 -\\'eisse, Atltllli

2 ttiIi-----\\'cllcl‘. Linwood llcrh-t‘rt
'S‘tfil--«-l.\'elltiitz. William A.
24612—— ——-\\1'ells, (‘harles

‘Tttil‘ \\‘estcrlinzz. Carl A.
21364 »\\'cstcrli11::, Fritz S.

Andrew Ill.
‘2»ttifi- \\‘ctmorc. Walter C.
2107 --»\\'1‘-1‘nc11. \\‘iliiam (‘.
George C.
216% Whalcy. lra (‘1,
2470--“11001111‘, Philip A.
2171 ~\\'l1ite, llarthohuen J.
2-172 vvvvv White, liffiliecr C.

“-178 ----- Whitehead. Thonias'H.
“47 l “White, llarvey
2475—-White. Michael J.

“-476 -‘\\'l ile .\liltoil B. _
l7? —-\\hile. Roy W. - ‘
Siih- hitch. .1tl, Thomas ll.

2-179 Whitney, Herbert E.
1480-— Whitney lining l‘l.
2-iSl—--\\'hitney. Roe or S.
2482—»Wl1one, lievbert John
2483-—~\Vhone, Thomas B.
.2tS-t~~\‘\"iegman1 Andrew Lewis
2485—«Xi7icgman. Paul W.
21186—4713ggie'swortli, Norman
2iS7'—-\\'ilcek, John
MES—Wilkinson. Louis
‘2489—Williams. (‘harles
2490—-~—'\‘l"llliams, Charles E.
2491—William. Charles 0.
2492—Williams. Earl F.
2493—-\\’illiams, Edwt‘lrd A.
2494— Williams, Frederick
2195~Wiliiams1 George H.
Milli-Williams. Henry J. B.
2497—Wilis. Carroll D. ‘
2498~Wilmot. Edward F.
2-199—Wilmott, James H.
WBOO— Vilm‘ot, Leonard S.
2501—4Viison, George A. ‘
2502—Wilton, Howard C.
2503—Wilson, Percy H.
2504~Wilson, Raymond W.
2505—Wilson. Richard Daniel
2506—‘Wilson. Robert G. '
25ot—‘Witt.“Hem-‘n.
2508—Winchell, Austin F;
2509—Winsborg, ’Tage L.
tZElO—‘Wi‘nters, Wm. 'A.
Zhll—WisnieWski, Anthony‘s.
'2512—Wltha11, 'James ‘T.
2513-4W01cik3Waldyslaw

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LESIE—Wojttowics. ‘A‘dam ‘S.

~2515-4W01te,0hhrles .
ZEN—Wolfe. Harry _
Wolfe, Jacob" Wm. Jr.

 

 

‘ "2518 ‘Wotte Joseph '1‘. .
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1l2522—Wolkoff Harry S.
2523~Woll, Edwin A.
ZSth—Wood, Charles R
2525—Wood, George C.
2526— Wood. Howard A. L.
2527— Wood. Howard W.

252870011, Louis N.

2729 Wood. l1..'1_\ C.

r"2(1‘ - -Wolf1uan, Max
l~--\\'ood, William J. J'.'.
" ~Woodward. Elbert A.

2o --W0rden. Willard bl.

:’334---\\'ragg, John l.

25:15 Wr‘i1ht, Alexander

25“ti~Vt111L‘ht Frank L.

2517 Wright. (it-orgi- J11.

‘t'ood, Louis N.

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'28~--
21339 —\‘(1‘ublew ski. 1.211ch
2510---\‘.'und131‘lick. Ernest L1
. 2‘..41--\\".v-tn‘.11111, Ilans
[21312- Wy’an, James l“.
[2548 ----- Wysnutn. Christopher
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-544-~~\\"vs111:1n1 Henry

'1 225 Itcgiene's (I

lohn

Yt‘1dlin Meyer

48 -"‘.\etclian Edward

_ ”Sift Yet t‘e111111. Jacob

.'.ti- Yobbacy, Stepht 11

1'11 »\'onon. l’aul
Yarjn‘aki, John

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1,1? Young, Frederick 8‘.
L559 Young, Albeit i1)

‘\tliill.L'. Albert S.
\ouncs. Howard .\1
Younus. Sayre M.

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l 25:38 Yourdiskv, Morris
1' - 1'1. '1) Zara, Raymond.

E 21160- Zat‘hal‘, John
27.111 Zarccshy. John

1.56; .. 2.1mm Henry John
1356221111111“. Salvador
2ntit -~Zelseski, Adolph

23113-211111-11111 John

 

SStiti Zenibl‘owskL John
2567 Zthtllllilt‘lii, Ludwit‘h t
‘ilfititt 1Zit-1ett, George

2569 Zilt‘mbo. (iuiscppt-
2570 7in',1balist "Abs

2.371 Zi11‘1cicr l1‘“d J1.

 

TL’ Zoellt‘r, \\illiam

2:371 Zoll'cl‘. llalrvy ii.
771 -Zolnai. Stephen
2.37.3 Zultowslty. t‘llttith

‘; Supplementary List.

E2576-~-llelimlit‘t, l‘llmcl‘ ll.
i357? l1‘1iill, lt‘slio l..
1"1'17tt:» lcutcll. John \1.

I 25791.11Mo1t1-. Daniel
:2580 London. Allen W.
1 ‘L-‘Sttl Lynch, \\‘illiam
|."1t1" ’1‘tels. ”11111 '

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-S111itl1. Thomas James
3584“S(ahl‘ll, t‘hltllt‘s .lt1rliil
23.183- \\'a|tt11‘.\', Frank

121.1113» \\'iii‘.ensoll. Louis
H.387 Quinn. t‘haHes W.
t 335R'1-lltilllt‘lle', Frederic}: ll.
{2589- Murphy, l‘ldpar J.

' l‘iti Nit-astro. Anthony
2711‘] l'-t:-.~'hi111~lti. Frank

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DEPUTY DOMESTIC ANIMAL

COMMISSIONER.
llAlt’l‘l‘Ylltli. Conn. July 1:}. 1
James M. \\'l1itll1‘.~st-v, of Morris,

named by (-i-ovci‘nnr Holcomb to sue-
ccctl Jeffrey (l. Phelps as commis-
'slt‘1nt-1‘ ol' dtllltt‘siir‘ animals, has ap-
pointed Dr. Charles L."(‘oiton. of this
city, his deputy. lh‘,

 

CONVENTION.

The A
hold its annual national
in \\‘ashincton. ll. (‘.. 1111
2 instead of September
previously been arranged. Rev.
phcn 8. Wise. rabbi o.’ the Free Syna-
rogue of .\‘1111' York. 1:1po1is that the
thangc in date is due to til-'3 maeucv
of business all the present time.

convention

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Sentinel Advs. pay. Tryr one

3 lion block.

 

ii.-‘1.\'ill'llY. July it: '\‘-.
days left before" the 1111.1111-
hury ham-11s. will bu 111M ‘1
1h.- l:1.‘t1 ["1 .1;
fendants lil t‘..-l:1!11o'1s l. .
colt case. at a 11111-1111: 111 1;.

1h but two
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Columbus hall J'Dfilil'd-‘tfiv'. 32:111.- ‘

1112111011111 oilict 12—1.. Preside-:1: Jiillit ‘.'
, Sc‘ulley and Secretary .\la1tin l..1.‘."111'
lull powre .o (-11111‘1 into 11==c11"11;1112‘
:with tin plaintii't for .1 settlm 121‘ o.
glhe $21'1ti.IIIiII jntlgait-nt whit-l: l1::.11'.11

'cver their loads and over llltli' plop

el‘iy on such tart-‘1 as tl11'.‘ tic-11111:!
au‘yisable. it is. 1.11111: 1llt inlictmt
.tl‘ai the two suit. \1‘ ii a::.t- on

cash 11:11.1111‘111 by ‘1111- uni-.41 to 1:,
‘ plat tilt and the wi1i11.‘ mu ‘-1 ill-1 1»:

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1110111. jiltltlllxlii 1‘11‘1hv ;..‘.i;1 .. 1“,»
homes til ill! liit lint-11‘s 110111 l1 ' '
taken 11111111 1111M“ t' 111‘ pr .i:...»‘

Martin l.1:\1lo1, 11:1tio..al ‘11', 1
of tllt- l'nitetl Haiti-11.11 ot T511: it .t..‘
'ti'lt‘ll. refund to -11‘.‘11‘ posit 121‘. jtt~i
'u‘hat action ht- 1111d .\l1‘1 :i.-u1..-\ would
1 take. V

Awaiting Offer.

"it. all depends." s,1i:i by ‘11::
whether the other sidi‘ llifllit‘r‘ a 1'1 .
.\(mabh- otl't‘t' ol' s11ttlt‘11‘11111‘. it "11‘

‘otl'er is reasonable “'1‘ wiil 1.11 111.1
the amount dotnandt‘d in cash. it’ll
:1'14 not, w.- \\ill rt-t'ust- to 111151

'l'urtht‘i', and will let lilt‘ lttlll'w‘.“ b.11-
talien, bluiit: them in at til torc-
clost1‘t..ale “with tin 11111-11111 lilt‘

 

 

 

 

union has collec‘ed for that pulpow

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t'olton i‘< a vet-,

crinnry. The salary i.-‘- $31II00 and UK-
pcuses. ; .-
CHANGE IN DATE OF JEWISH'

tncricannlcwish ‘t‘ougzrcss will ‘
Novetnben

Ste ,

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the det'cndams on ‘llt

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“1M 1111.: consider thi out: 111 so.-
llt‘lllt‘lll til 1’. l‘]. Lactic as ‘i stand.»
at 111111.111 1‘1‘aso11abit‘ or unreason-
able?" in was asked. , 1

“ll i» 1110M unreasonable.” llt‘ re»
l‘lietl.

.\l1. l.1-.v.lo:‘ 1'1i'tls11l to rtttlt int--I

hon intuit tash the plaintilt tit-111111113-
id to satisty the $L'Sti1tit111 j11ti‘1|11.~111'.
it is believed. bower-.111, 111.111
Lot-“:1 and company will :tklx' to.
3175.111111 ‘as the basis 01' still-Inflm
l‘-. E. |.tlt‘\\'t‘ and compam ahead}
has in h< possessi 111 $100110 oi
monevs on depos it in 111111. 111111 d b
lldllt‘h‘ which was ailment-d.
Believe Sum Too High.

it 1‘s understood that thi llltlii"t'>‘ it:
Here that 5173.000 i1 more than it
would cost for them to 111111111111 the
houses at foreclosure Stilt'. and tho».-
who have made tot-lose study 111' ill“
matte-111‘, predict that a s-‘ttlt‘nr‘ut 11.113!
he reached between lllt,‘ plaintiff and

tash 11'1\11‘llt
70. 111111 of which
111111111111) :11 11 am
'Tllis iln‘an.~ that
the hath-1‘s would pay over to flu-
piniutlf‘. the sum of Minolta in i'uli
settlement of the jutlulllt‘lll.

The filial battle to negotiate a
tclmcnt ot the _1;11d_‘.‘.111c111 l:1-tt11-.
home are sold under the hammer will
be fought .tout'm‘mn in t‘ity hall at
the 111111-11 of Jutlta‘ Martin J. t‘uuliill:-
1111111. when .luliuc \\‘iltiam i“. 'l‘am-
many. representing the tlei'eudant i111:-

ot $1 3111:1111 111inusthc$
l}. loom and
have possession.

51.1.,

tcrs and Attorney \\‘alfer tiot‘doa
.\lerritt of New 'i'n1‘ll,_ counsel for U.
E. Loewe and company. will tht‘t-sh
out the term..- of settlement. The
meeting of the tli‘fi‘lltliilli.~ today by
giving power to .\ll‘riis, llawior and
.\‘cullcy to malt-1 such settlement ll>

t.l1e,\<y\ellte"{ most -atlvi x” nvas
necessary in order that those oiliccrs
should be lenallv 111-11111111111‘t‘d to act
‘is the agents of ill“ det'1cttd‘111s in thc
settlemtnt. 'lhe lt-aat lic::otia!i.111s. on
behalf of tho, hattcvs will. however.
conducted by Judge William l“.
’l‘ammauy.

It is generally believed that this
final nicotine. will terminate success-
fully.
mcnt against the homes being
uudct foreclosure at this time of 1:011-

 
 

 

 

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FLf. W? MATTING

(«.1- pet designs yard wide.
Rec. our 390 value .29: yard

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CR .‘TTONNES

Pretty pattern: and colors.
Regular 250. .Sale . 172 yard

 

HEMP STAIR CARPET

22 inches wide. Regular

301:..Sale ........ 199 yard

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'BOYS’ KHAKI PANTS
All sizes ............ 49c

 

MEN '8 BALBRJGG'A'N
UNDERWEAR

 

g Double Seated Drawers 29c
3' 'WOMEN‘S FA'NCY'BEL‘TS
Value 50c. Sale ...... 29c

 

 

SATEE‘N 'PE’I‘I‘ICOATS

Plain colors. floral designs
with to files ............ 79c

 

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New meshes and designs.
Regular 250. Sale . 19c

 

FANCY' SILK RIBBON

Regular 390 and 45c.
Sale .......... . . .. 290 yard

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general depressing

effect, despite the

-111 1111 111111 1‘s' union has pied:-

ed itself to buv
and redeem them at such sales.
effect of this will be, i1 is mild tua
‘11, 1 111th 1‘ p1‘1es’t11ttttivsc \\‘il

strain .1 point to attempt t1) settle the

matter by a cash 1111111111111.

Matter of Bargaining.
final ot11co11.c of the matte
on a questlou of skilt'ul

'l'hc
hillut‘s
gaining.

lias‘s iol'

.‘.l.11.‘111‘ss or llllit.ttti‘.illlell(‘s> or

011111- ol' it i) .l.oo\1c. it is tat-1i tlt‘

this value which thc union has their
Hand on the ploper: .\ as that whim
silli-
paylilell’
which it is said Locwc and company

it will brine
is bill)“

at lllt‘ iotetloulrc
$173,900, the cash

want.

lmewe 11nd cmnptiuy. it is said. doe;
not want to min the houses because
y

llanhuri‘
There ‘is .11 strong public scutt- and they might- p1‘ovc nautlabic for
sold,

of the furl
mat-kc! ‘for

is no read

in

there
estate

that
real

ears. [I pneters
Stu-h being the

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, «Worn: themedoanurorces in immune, wits recetvédflhyiohe Lnfiubhwltu‘ the
This photoxra it shows his inspecting the guard of honor drawn up 1911 hits reception, accom-

these houses back
The

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bal‘-'
The union knows abom what1
i111 pgoptrtv will hiillfl‘ 11t the fore-
.it. 111:1 sales ,and is iisltl" this as .1
its t".~lll)i:ti(' ot the reason-
the
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case. there i‘: 11111-111-
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’ WOMEN '8 NIGHT GOWNS
Ling‘ei‘e, nainsook and fine
muslin. Complete assert-
ment ................. 790
2 QUART WHITE ENAMEL
PUDDING PAN

 

Regular 256. Sale .. .. 17c
WRIGHT'S SILVER
CREAM POLISH

Regular 25c. Sale ..... 17c

 

LIQUID VENEER

Large bottle. Regular 500. '
Sale .................. 39c ' :-

 

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TEA 0R COFFEE POT 1

unart size blue or white
enamel. Regular $1. 00.
Sale .................. 75c

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ALUMINUM
PRESERVE KETTLE

3 quart size. Regular $1.60.
Sale ..... . . 980

 

N0. 8 OR 9 COPPER
NICKEL PLATED
TEA KETTLE

Regular $2.00. Sale . . $1.39

 

ands tiifi'citncc between the plaintif-
and defendants 1‘ 11l 11s $1. ’.."1.000. 2."
the cash paynnnt. asked in Loewe
and L‘Olllliall) is im1~ led in the. neat

tialions as it sctms iikelv it will in

tht1 two parties will meet 011 a com-
mon basin of settlement and an agrtew
111cm 01 stipui.1.tion or settlement 11H
be signed 1111111111 attorneys. It 1.11
Lt‘ilt‘yiU) lit-lietcd that this stipula-
tion of settlement will be signed [1» -
tote .lomorrou hi hi. and. the am—

ll"llt"t‘l‘ will be (‘lzcafz‘tl 111' their tum.
of auctioning off the houses which
Wlln to begin .\londa}:

'l‘ltete were 100 liutte’n at the me\m «
i111: yesterday at which the natiom.
oltit‘ers explained the Inn plans, (men
of settlement and the other of 1‘—
dt'vuuinc the property. The sentimen:
ot the defendants 11115 not entirely
unanin1ou.~.So1nc of th- 111 were aux.
ous to 111111111 their homes while Gib--
111s 5"‘.lt’tl .11 the meetin: Lhat they
pl‘cferitd to have theh plopcrty so? '1
and 1“t1(ei1e cash 'lhe meeting 1111“
united. howeter. in ast‘eein:1 to lean»-
thc matte1 to 311124er lttwior .tmi
Malia-1‘. the pationel otiicers, and em
powered them to settle on a cash lit-y:
ch. 1': possible ,or it' a satisfactory.
aarecuu-nt 10111:] not be made to 1:131!
otf all neeotiaiions and let the lone-
t'o.‘ 111‘111 ptmeed.

 

 

There was no excitement at iloi‘
1111‘1‘ti111z. it was more or less of 1:.;
sombre and sober att‘air, more lilac-
ithe reading: of the will of the lat?“
deceased than any other occasion.

The men at the looming

were nearly
all considerably beyond

middle 11g:- .

In fact the majority present “T111“.
1'10 to 70 years ei'lag'e: There my

little discussion, because the matters:
has been talked over for 15 years:
while it has been traveling through
the l'nited States court‘s. It lastc‘u‘i
only three-quarters of an hour.

 

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American Mothers Have Become_ Wim
Mothers can end baby colic and us

 

set stomachs by a few doses of Mm.

Winslow’s Soothing Syrup it is It
positive help to indigestion; prevents-
gas and settles the little one's storm-
ach as nothing else can do. You can

;easily see the baby's condition Speedi-

fily improve 'for 111111 re before wan-t1

pain and distress" On all is smilfih,

igood nature and restfulne'ss.

Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup 1‘!
made for children only, not a grain on.”

l“dope" or a drop of alcohol, the ram-

lula right on the bottle.

It cannot-1611.9

{a particle of harm and it alwaysdusa

 

- 1 11.10t1 of good;‘- even the loading physi-
. clans prescribe it with‘1succosu whemh

all other remedies havei'taile'd. It Slim
is a panacea‘mr the babies.
Mrs. thaltm‘b-‘Sooth‘lng 13pr his

united and rrecommende‘d 1‘ by' thousands:

otimotttem Who ”here amount 1th:-

‘httrdest‘ tests and ‘whwaredlliiuui! In

praise or the commemoration? Wm

batik dn'tcr lure rem. ‘ .
Get a bottle Miymmpm 1m

minimum-acme the “colic Pom.-

axét" tire baby a bulimia 1cm the ‘
who] gently will 11 no peace onsln‘