RAGE SIX 7, - ‘
W~_
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THE SOUTH NORWALK :(‘ODSH'W‘llltm of the nation‘s food stip-
EVENING SENTINEL' 'plv as Lie most that mp toward \itn-
uittg the war.
The nation heaves :3 Sign of relief.
a. L. a A. L. comm. Props}i
knows the iittpot'taiice anti immensi-
ity of the, :zisk. and believes tltztt 1100-
I
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
'gvet‘ will 1Dl"<lll‘(“ up to it. Its faith is
wVivitthurrtl no: on the \yri'h that this host
TSVAATURBA‘}, I'AUGT—ulfil,“ 1917 l lint: Americ Ill business man did in or
-.. --., _ _ . ,_.. Bel
u llclivj work, but tit—lie tliiitss he
‘ ’ fruiiizi'vz and administering: the
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MINIATURE ALMANAG F033
l 1 us l'ltP since. he cante home.
TOMORROW . l ‘”
High tide 7:27 a. m.;'7:47 p. to.
Sun rises 5:00; sets 6:55. -
{ For M". lloovi-i' has been on the, job
if”. \Vllll’ the
plislicd g‘lllluul congressioinnl recog-
lll'ill”‘<. man ucrom-
‘ziition proves his fitness beyond
EVENING SEN‘l‘iNEL TELE- t
(‘11‘
iii. lie has already to his credit an
PHONE CALLS) lumazipg amount of constructive and
Editorial Rooms—92. ; fruitful effort. Without imy ofliciul
B‘5m°5€0ffiw*93* status, acting simply as a volunteer
ggfgzgggggggggcgfigigé388' ilworke", he. has done more toWat‘d‘TJr-
City Editor ’5 Residence—14924 1 emailing the forces of food production!
Business Manager-ls Residence—slam] fod economy in this country titanl '
113-12. f was ever done. before.
_ ‘ . i
9—" _ * ”..-..114. ‘ i He urged congress to act, When l. {I}
NORWALK S OPPORTUNITY TO Fcongress refused he proceeded, ttuietly '
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OWN ROTON PO'NT and without recrimimitiort, to act hitu-_ V '
A proposition will slltll'lli' be brought ‘
M‘ll. lle broke no laws. lie Slit‘l‘t‘dl‘
10 the attention ol‘ the ellipti’b‘» of Nor?
. x-.. "W3-..
The ships. of the Atlantic Fleet, w‘tich have been mobilized sincc the lerlurutiou of the war, have begun to
mountain” sumo W
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American Battleship in Smoke Screen to Hide From UfBisais
1.: ,,
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up no (optrtivcrsies. He answered nol use the smoke screen. developed smit months ago in England, to hide them trout subittarines. ’l‘his photograph l4.
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walk “him \\ ll hill {0- l“ ‘3‘”‘5 ”nudging, though imp-i; attacks were. 5110“: d hit. blitp 11) tile fleet thrown; out the suit sitiolie so a submarincwould ftnd it impossible to locate ltcs. tit"
~2vs ; was: ed .. ’
0' l""”‘”l‘c “”"m "m 1‘ ‘ m made on min. lie was too busy to ._ lH
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Judgtttc'ti, .\arrow-minded uiid pvcllla‘ . ,M . N K. J . ‘ . ,. . . , . . - . m..- ,H
ii ”1 : 1]. H1] tltll')‘lt“< rtil to look lU-tl ‘l- B) 111* ~llllll u(ti\tt) ht ALLO‘VJ‘NCE ,'-‘.‘llllt‘i.ll.l on the ground that the other 3'10 a month my ouch oi the. first twntl‘
t (tt mt t . \. l .. .. . shamed his congressional ”hips. and! FOR FAR“! IEq :llloYlfilUllS wire liberal enough and children. it possible maximum of $105:
tut eunuch into the l'utiii'e of NW“, . . “i ‘ ‘ k .‘iitight be lililllt‘ more liberal in ways a, month, ill
‘ sated for the nation much ot the in» [V x l v p , ., ,. . ‘ . . . .-
wuil; to grasp the ililpti'l oi the ntm‘e- . _ 1 IRODLLED Nev-””1 1’) “W- NW." r“\til‘t‘d- "“ ”ililittmt to thin monthly parvlh
their stubborn delay-would otltcrtvise .-fi- (“131‘ and above compensation, the ment he would be titled with arttfi-l’
ttiettt, but we believe {hert- are t'inuuli (Continued From Page One)
forces and between them and the
have caused.
'u . ' it .. 'lt- ) ctlizo lie :lll'. , _
b‘” ”1"“ m “H t -‘ h r l ‘ i Thanks to his intelligent propagati-
'; ' , i .‘ ”‘1‘. re: of the irotos‘W . y -. _ .
\ ”HM-N 1“ H l u \ Il l \‘ 03' ”w American “mm" understand 7‘1“”. tilllltortiy ts sought to permit
7' i "t . ..ii its bt‘liu 1‘. .‘o , . , , h, ._ . v. .. .1 . ‘
.Itill. to tlllla ihtiii the loud Slllllllltlll, mm know how to: t. t \lui lllltl'th) ht‘ptllllllt‘lllb to
community I‘illllllltl ignore a chance to 1101an man who do not allot 011...],qu
wave their food. and are actually sat-t their pay to deposit so much of their
i l . . . - . ‘ ‘ .- .
,lllL‘ it. llelius enlisted millions of vol- ‘I‘m‘ my "-5 l“ "“l itllottd “tilt the
. _ ‘ . ttatverumcut at. four per cent. interest
.unteers in this vital work. His pbras- compound sctnl-anuuallv
g‘vc her people the licfit lWV-“ll’l” lllm'
bu‘e grounds,
u ,, .H.‘ '\ ‘iv-“ 3‘" ' ' A‘
qt“. LN Mshltlll of lllt ta .ltldl A liberal inilctuitittes for partial and
_ _ .totul disability are included lll‘llll‘
vuttou cards arc in almost “WW mm“, program. varying: from $40 and to $73
We are p'i' tnoutlt iiiiuintum up to $200 a
month for ltiizltcr otlicci‘s. insurance
would be written by the Government
hump.“ imumlefo jg on the job as :m the lites of men at ti rate of ap-
proximately $8 per thousand in sums
tot‘ front $1,000 to $10,000, and pt~enil»‘
es are on every tongue, llis conscr-
sciulily made it possible for Noi'wulk
. . , _
i :i 'e ("ill I'ustti"e lpaclt. \\ lll“;l
h “In” ‘ ‘ , en. (lat-bu;M cults are leap,
in ric-
1r h ~iiv will do her ll'll‘l .
( l e t ' ‘ savtutr
wheat and meat, The great
quiring this very desirable shore pro.
i' ~ ‘ r to be .‘ccn. At any rate > >
in!” «maths ‘ Mr. Hoover‘s ully. And everybodys
the opportunity is presented and the
payment by the Government of $1,000
in each case of (built during Wei-vice,
”or within tire years after discharge
(l service. iti lieu of ittsuranco.‘f
Children tip lb 15 y'tuirs of one. m
it incapable of pursuing a Sllettlll‘
tially jiintul occupation brcuuse of
mental of physical infirmities.‘ then
vithout utze liitiit, the wives of iuctt
and otlicets would be given family ul—
lowunt-es within the. limits. designated
filir‘lllI-l' the“ ti'rni of service of the
lll‘fill insured- The amounts would de-
pend on the 'sex of thc faintly, the al-
lotment made by the husband or lath-
er ottt of his pay, the other cit-cum»
‘ctauees, to btr deter-ruined in each in;
dividutil case. Other dependotitfrehe
tires would be given allowances only
. mod-natured about it.
sentiment of the coitunilntty has been
' Now, given legal authority. the food.
l‘ttiily Well sounded as favorint: t'd‘e
'l\vnlllt'lll‘. p _ ‘ _ . . .
1n l()l‘llll|l, otltctul part of his task, with;
Private individuals, as has been i‘t‘~ ,
turns I‘\valile in instalments,
The cost to the government as eeth
_ ~ . illllllt‘tli by Secretary lit-Adoo, would
i('()llllllll,Sltml‘l‘ cuii til‘Ot‘t‘tltl ‘0 ”l“ “1“‘9 approximate the. folio
l
wing:
First Year Second Year.
Family nl- icittint: nttd rehabilitating injured menu
in case voluntary allotments were
made them out of the pity of the. titan
insured.
It“: . ‘
? The bill don‘t not attempt to covar-
tlr‘ methods to be pursued in rc~cdu~
.. .t l l . go‘tiqnt tom. made ov- "“11"”“5' t" 5mm“ 1"“ ”"3 dmm’u'l lowa'ncca $141,000,000 “90,000,000 'l‘iyo principles. however are recog-
1M1“ .11 n. k l ' ' tioit of the great harvests. 'l‘ltuttits to llcuth lu. ‘nized: The men's obligation to avail
erturcs for ill? D‘Wllllgl‘ ”f ”l“ Rom“ .. , ,- , 4,, , . , , ..1”,,\.,)i‘ tlt‘llllllllt‘h' 3,700,000 22,0001)“, himE‘elf of such opportunities tits the
Pol't’ mmwt‘ty one (if the most misty. 1w ”WHOM l" m H m‘ m’ ‘H M 1‘ l i (‘outpenmttlou ‘ (layer-niacin may provide under pen-
' ‘ " ‘ . enthusiastic public support. for total MW of loan of compensation durum
“M“ l’lmwrph‘ ““"H "n ”“1 (‘onnectr .—____—_o_..._.__—— disability 5,250,000 35,000,000 "any period of unreasonable refusal,“
. , -- ‘ i. its . (‘out unsation. 'uud t". man’s right to die-ability com—
m“ mm M Loni. N‘md mun] T} . l “NOTHING SERIOUS. I for! partial Eps-n‘mtiou .reuardless of his individual
pnggfljihty has caused some of. -.\Ol' “Nothing sci‘iouts in Oklulninmzri dimblllty 0,200i000 21,000,000‘ecouomlo rpmpmminn. The mnmlm
walk‘ business men to advocate the “.35 W, “.“m wired m \\uShiuntnir Intolmnpp , Iol‘.indetunlllcs paid in 0:15.95 of-Wn-fin]
. .. , . ,- ,., m.” by ‘3“. . ' . _ . ‘ ' ,_ 1 . . ‘ i against idisnbility. however. would vary from
putcluifc of H" lmut IND ' ’ "”1 I‘"“ l ‘m‘ h) ('m “ illlams, ‘“ ”“1 death and time to time .accoi‘dlutz to the altered
city in order that {Oh :lll time the pen' Hptlll-“P Hi (lll‘d‘lt‘s' regarding the anti-i Ille‘ilbllity 23.000000 112mm om‘cir‘cuuistanccs of the man insuredl.
lli‘ will enjov this most beautiful rc- dr f, ..mm “The mulm‘lt ' oi" the co-l ,. m”; --.-.._._.,__:__-.~__1 -.,AN‘.“""‘, that a man were ttiltll .\
l . , “ - - -‘ 1’ t lolal $176.]:30.000 smoothinginhibit-ti by losing both legs and both
sort as their own li“0ll“"~"- Ally CH“ pic of every county in this state are
with it lllll‘tk'le of municipal pride and in favor of law and order. The state.
The total for ”1,. two _\"I‘flrs is thus; arms in battle," .\lr. .\lc.i\doo wrote
'pluced at $556,650,000, which Mr. lunatic President by way of illu'slr'atiou.
iAdoo estimates at it.“ than 6 ])(.l.‘|"l’ittlteti tho. compensation provisions
foresight “01”“ 1"“ allow ””5 "lllmr'fof Oklahoma is cit-operating with thuccnt. of the coal to the Country to of find-bill. If he were a private and
tunity m puns “""“"‘l the fullest tron-JWM‘111 gnwrmm‘m in ”H. prosecution
sidcratiou. The property, it is. paid. 0f the war." i
may be acquired for about 5.200.000. a: t
sum considered very reasonable for
the nearly :zixty acres of shore proper-
ty and half mile of water ft‘ont..'l‘ltc
$20000 yearly,
There has been considerable trouble itt
001100590315 “"1 0w" Oklahoma, bill it but: been
--..----. ‘ ~- re— .
With powbdrtus of ”handing and uttrcprcscututtvc.
turns. Therefore it will be seen that
The ntulcott-
tents. haw been mostly Indians. halo,t
.. .. . . t-nwrtv will . , . l
1‘09 filled!” hm“ [1“ I" l , breeds and ttegroes, with a scattering:
‘ ‘ " " ‘ t “'05 at UK“ .
lump than tutu fixed chit, , tot”. Mextcam and tenant farmers.
same time. securing for all time the
city's owncinhip to the. Point proper-
tv and the attending: blessings to be.
t
So new u state an Oklahoma should!
not bo expected to exhibit the sautel
Minimum of law and order as oldenl
derived front the some. '
A city cannot be indiil’crcnt to the
At the rat
more settled eastern cmnmuniticS. And
:yet, despite ita newness, its geogi‘a‘
needs or 1“”: citizens: e:phicul and industrial peculiarities and
Connecticut shore fronts are being sic-inm population difilctlllics tt
filmed by private pat-tics it will “Otlcontend with, nearly every uprising
’ be many years before the public Win?) the priVate '
_ 1 ‘ ltlS been suppressed by
. . ‘ . . a on" .
have V9“ {9“ breathing 51mm ”citizens of the locality atlcctcd. Only
»7 . . . nsiderl . . .
_\o_t\\alk mu“ m rarely have any .pubhc authorities had.
Asifor ‘sendiug‘ ,
federal troops to subdue an lnsurrec~
. tion, there has been no need of that.
industrial plants. This, u “ems ml It has been much the saute with oth-
fl‘" Sentinel, is tlte greatest «M Pea-fer “draft-riot" states. There has been
toEtrouble in some of the nOl‘thWPStern
'states traceable mostly to the l. W. W
has to
the shore. _
her army of workers and. families and
i to exert their. power.
be shown ‘
some consideration must
those who are employed in our large
Sorts why the present. is the time
provide for future conditions.
I'
- , .0 osition _
In an informal “fly the W p iand other groups of notorious malcon-
t I . . the.’
has been called to tht attention of . i tents who are. always seeking some
n ‘ ’ w’ ive'
--Mayor and banned and they ”I g ‘excuse for spectacular protest. There
. . i
s .rves..
the matter the attention It de 9 ‘has been trouble in some parts of the‘
' i . clue ofl .
Bustuess men PM know the v" South, dtte to the misunderstanding
lcouducting the war.
trintnatrlcd he will receive $40
lu.its zcnorul features the bill wuslllm'llrh- and 5h “5 most probable. he
q‘
All of which was and ngerfpcnvlof insurance repreientntivcs summon-
. ‘ ‘ 1. cd by Secretary McAdoo to Washing-l
true as anibody u ho liuq read. [lit ‘10“ July 2. .
approved by the advisory committee “9"de a nurse 0" “W‘Ddflnh “D 10
' 320 additional.
"11’ he had 0. widowed mother dc»
ipendent upon hint for Rllpporl, he
'nPWS carefully can see tor himself.‘ “’l‘hey optioned, however.” Mr. Ric-[would not. another. $10. If heisubae—
sporadic. , of bills. “the grant of any government 1 It, later on, herbad .chlldren, the com~- _ .
illltilll‘fll’lCG over and above the compen- pen‘satiou would again be increased 1‘30 “‘5“ l “"0“” FW- him so “mm-H“ each board in ”'9 matter of exemp
- ew 'ork Post.
pet“
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‘Adoo advised the President in a lct- qucnlly married, his compensation?
,tcr made public. with the introduction would be increased at. once by $15.
Ills ll,
t
cial limbs and have treatment.
compensation or pension would not be.
affected by any increased eurningsul‘
l-urtltertnore. if he wanted to set upl’
as a Small storekei-per, under thcll’f
coittpctttiat'tou system he would be ul—l ll
lowed to commute $20 a month of his‘ 9
3 t":
5
t
compensation: this might
$1.000 or more and still
protected to some extent."
When disability results in death-
dependents would receive from $151
to $60 a month. the sum again be—
int: rated accorditmr to the circtinr‘
stances of the dependents. This tea~
lure of tb-i? protrram is regut‘dlwu of-‘
the inaurnncc which the man or mu:
cer may take if he. wishes. paying .tlte‘
premium therefore himself. i
give him
leave him1
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SATURDAY, AUG.-11, 191
MM”.-- W. 1n— ,
fl” §gfir¥i
Saturday. Night Specials
From 7 lo 10 O’clock
GENUINE CREX‘ RUGS
WOMEN’S
HOLEPROOF HOSE Size 9 x 12 feet. Light and
dark ‘blue. Band and Grecian
V9“ . .. .:
\35n..,,/ .%...,,, \\‘-W ,
\YA- 0,
Light weight genuine lists
thread. Regular 50c. , ‘ it
Sale .............. 35c pair 3:139”. Regular . 510.0%;738 ’9
BOYS WASH SUITS. BASH CURTAINS .
Slightly soiled.
Regular $1.00.. Sale ....49c Different designs, made
Regular 503. Sale ...... 25c . all ready for use- Regular
45c. Sale ...... 32c
PURE CASTILE SOAP -»
Regular 56. Sale ....... 3c WOMEN'S SHIRT ‘WAISTS
Plenty of pretty styles. ll
FMfi'gAnggALm Regular 79c. Sale ..... 590 t.
it
Regular 250. Sale 10c
WOMEN’S BELTS
1.
WOMEN ’S TAFFETA
SILK DRESSES
Odd lot. Value up to 50. Blue, navy, tan, grey, z“
Sale ........... . ...... 15c green, all new styles. Worth l
BUREAU SCARFS leflO. Sale . ........ $7.49 ?.
Regular 290. Sale . . . . 19C W'ONIEN’S MIDDIES N
BEST AMERICAN In fancy poplin. Regular l
CALICOS $2.50. Sale. .......... $1.98
Regular 10c.
Sale ......... . . 6 7.8c yard PRINGESS SLIPS
fine quality muslin or
natnsook, lace and embroid-
ery trimmed. button backer
front. Regular $1.25.
Sale .................. 89c
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH
Fine quality, soft finish.
Regular $1.49. '
Sale $1.10 piece
mmw ‘ 1.21.1.5: 10:11.55
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0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
Ml innit-tenet“ I" this character. the
bill provides would be “nonnusignable
and free from the claims either of the =
insured or or the beneficiary." It:
would be limited to women, children
and other specified kiltdti‘d. A period.
of four months is provided for after.
the Illi'fiSllfiG or the act within such‘ fions promptly filled. Expert
insurance may be applied for. andI
. III—m
"t’or those who are totally disabled or; ‘
.die before they have had an OllllDP‘.m
58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOKwLENSES—Folding Oxford: in .Gold 0!
Shell ShunOn and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip»
N orwalk.
Repairing.
1:55.
tunity to insure with the prescribed DISTRICT BOARDS i
period of 120 days, insurance in the
sum of $5,000 is deemed to have been WANT UNIFORl“ 1
applied for and. granted. t
On the administrative side the bill5 . PROCEDURE
provides for a division of tho Gov-l ~ -
evument's war risk inttttrance burcaui
into two sectionn,.one on marine and
senmen's insurance, the other on mil-t
itury and naval insurance. each divl.‘ conference, a part of the time which
sion to be under the supervision of a was behind closed doom.
commission under the bureau's direo, He presided at, the opening 0‘ the
lion. - ' iconfereucc. After he l3lll‘0tl .iudgt-
i'l‘uttlc was made chairman and Mr.
AN APT STUQENT. :l‘icrrcpont. secretary.
A; young woman who went to Co? Frank 1). Cheney. South Manches-
lumbin to take her degflie of doctor tor, 'ru member of the Connecticut
of philosophy married her professor, State Council of Defense. was pres-
in the middle of the. second year. cut by invitation and gave the board‘s
When she announced her engagement duta I‘Ogtll‘illllti ”10 man power Of {700’
one of her friends said: tucctiout as employed in munition
“But, Edith I thought you came;manufacturing and other induxitries.
up here to get your Pun." i There was a discussion of the vari-
“So I did," replied Edith, “but I had (tun problems in be 000$”er by
(Continued Front Page One)
itions and tho general Opinion ili'nis
~— that. the boards should act uniformly
. in all cases of similar nature.
Iv; The chairman and sccrcttirie‘s of
,tlic three boards were appointed a
,special committee to prepare a uni-
5htrtn. plan for conducting exemption
hearings.
lIRREGULARITY l
$7 to $10 COATS
Special at. .
A 9 $1510 $25 COATS
$238 Special at
l
t
Ladics’ "Stills ..
'$1.0-lo$15‘value
Spectatzrr
l {of enthusiasm for war against Germ.
l IN EXEMPTIONS ‘many in one or two of your big cits;r
l IS CHARGED’ies, but the popular Opinion of Amer-14’
l —_ , lcn is seated in your small towns—“4
1' (Continued From Page One) loud the American small town hasn't".
. - ' lgot the guts to tight!”
l
:charges now made be prosecuted to.
the. fulliegst extent.” The men remov-
-i ed are: Dr. Louis 1. Cherry. :1 drug.
l gist; DI. Henry Michael Groebl and
$1l" I . a8”| ;
A p ! Dr. Samuel J. Bernfcld.
- » ' A
£189 local exemption boards in the city
{shows that 53,0}‘5 men have been ex—
lthat 11,727 have apparently been ac-t
’fceuted. t
i.’ Louis: 1'. Cherry, chairman of the
t=~board,.in a statement issued early to:
Ltll us I ' '
.'~.day,_wlth the consent ofbis associ-!
.‘Lates, announced that. he, would welq
came an investigation and character-
the prOperty and citizens realizing the
great benefits of parks for\t.lie city are
of the war on the part of ignorant
mountaineers and negrooS. but every
all favoring it.
H It would seemvthat such an oppor'
Vitality. for Norwait‘lshouid not be
“mistied. At any rate the fullest inves-
tigation should be given the matter
before the chance to own Roton. Point
‘pasdesthrough our 35%”; \ r
. . .‘ ,3 ..p _ _
' Witt!» qualities-
“*5 ‘
state, and it might almost be said ev-
ery community, has been able to take
care of its own trouble-makers, I
The selective service plan is work-
ing, on the whole, very satisfactorily.-
‘We are raising, our armies without any
of the opposition foretold by chanting
and pactftsts. There is “nothingner-
ions." '
._ ”EwWQRKE
21151752 . .
SEEM-AT
Men-’3 Suits
‘ Marvelous values A
Silk—i Sweaters.~.
$6=lo:.'$l.8,Y&lll&S_.
a“Sizesilllt‘allflhei.:..
newest shades ._
"ii“ized the charges of bribery as “ah,
. uurd and ridiculous.” He said he do 3
cwslrcd army, surgeons to lee-examine;
_' every manand decide if anything is'
fruiting. . ' t t '
" “I shall jvoucb‘for the lione\ty_,of
‘my associates,” the» statement reads:
‘ "Most of .these...examin~ad. wanted .ex.
.empLiozi‘ri:,und their; mothers threaten.
,cd this; and that if they did not; gett
ltd wish to state, to the public that‘
54,93; ,
$712.. 98 :
summon...
‘> 'the board standd'ron' its mérlt’s and
'wllliwalcomia any inquiry." ’
~,, The .three.members of the board
.t‘eturned from.~.an vautomobile. ride,
.uhortlybeforeB a. m., and went at
xonce to board lteadqtntrtt:rstl where
Lithey were» formallytaerved with the
omeletmouce ottttheivimmovul. Theyl
.ttiaidtther:.hai1 taken: that. ii immobile.
at t clone plateau: der’ .
mecca itch; butwheu th
1 Waislst
summary of the work done by the
toothed, that 35,053 have qualified and '
1 every day.
WILL THE SMALL TOWN FIGHT'
One. evening, two months before the,
Start of the European. war, I sat. at:
dinner at an ofllccrs' mess in a great
East Prussian fortress. When the
coffee was served, talk turned, us it;
always did in those days, on the post
‘siblllty of a war betwoen Germany
and France. My host. u captain of
liUSStll‘B, told me just how easily his
'countrywnuld crush its neighbor. As
a mere. laymen I ventured to suggest
that perhaps England would inlet“.
fore.
“Never," replied the captain; “Eng-
land is too fond of her merchant-
marine."
Then I recalled that France had
been a pretty good friend to America
when America was in her direst need.
It might be just possible that Amer-ii
ca would eventually take a bandits.1
such a war as was suggested. I was.
met by ridicule: my host had visited
America and thought that he knew“
it—he certainly spoke straight Auteur
ican. ,
"Bah," said this Prussian captain.
of ltussars: “you might get up a hit‘:
How is the American small townie
answering him now?——Reginald Wright;
Kaufman, of the \‘igilnntcs. ,
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HOW WATCHES VARY. 5‘
Theoretically. says a jeweler, the
best watches of today are perfect bull
actually they both gain and lose time; ',
Even if the. good watchw...
does not vary one second at the end
of the twenty-four hours. the experfi
insists it has both gainedand ,lost [11,
that. time. if it is wound in the morn-j
ing it runs fast and toward the Inexll-e
morning it runs slow ,thus equahzlng;;
the time. Heisuys the bestqwatcheqy
should, be wound twice a day, and then ,,
at onlytwo-thirds of the capacity 0“:
the mainspring, thus preventing eitln .
.‘er binding or extremeuofi strong ‘0_
weakened spring. The balancawheoli
was expected inequalize .diflenengtrs,q
malnspring tension. but reallyht‘his 1;
not the. case in what is called barrage .
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