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SATURDAY, SEFT. 21.1917
m SOBTH ANYC—lRWALK be fair and patriotic, why do they not THE SCHOOL 15R ELEM.
~ « o v ' settle the matter in this way? Such a Th {fiat f t H 'd ed‘in ' “81‘ is the cost I
Ethlth SENTiNEL solution would involve no loss, but, 9 ea “re y com er any m ’ .
a . . {Following the cost, is the value received for the expenditure. What
_ only the surrender of excessrve profits j are we paying for 80110915? j
The appropriation for 1911 was $107,571.00. g
The appropriation for 1915 was $148,329.17. ;
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On StOre
BIG SHOWING or WOMEN’S
Coats, Suits, Dresses and
‘3. L. in A. L. GOLDEN. Props.
J [or the future.
If the men and interests that are
ESTABLISH-ED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
Elm ram fiimm is“ m w" V “hem no.3; “,0: 4‘5:
The appropriation for~1916 Was "$152,815.93.
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lover their strategic advantage willnot The appropriation for 1917 was $177,709.40. .
1 ’. _ . . . . , . Q. ' Under the consolidated school system the costs of the public :1
'7 ‘“ H '3’ adopt “m ‘l Simple p011” Of “Mice g schools have increased 65 per cent. At the city election on Monday,
‘ sarcoma: snrr.22,1917 Hand human“?! “my will We ‘0 “e : October lot. there will be a We “3°“ ”‘1 the amendment °f Wing
k ~_._-..—.—~ ~—~ dealt with sternly.
“ ’ TUB - the district school system reestablished. l 5
MINIA ME ALMANAG FOR There have been some misleading statements set afloat in the
. . *OMORROW community, relative to the school question. One observation is, that t0, 5'
High tide 3 301 3- m.; 3 =22 P. :11. return to the district school system, would be going backWard. This is :
81m rises 5:43; sets 5:46
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falill gouging the public and gloating
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The Government ‘
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itself has sufficient police power to set
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'aside any contracts found iuinlical to
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'lhe public welfare and safely in a cri- . -
' t a misconception. Because a new method is put into operation. and it
is demonstrated to be faulty, impractical, wasteful and ineflicient; g j
to return to a former system which has proven itself satisfactory and g
productive of better results, is not .gomg backward. It is movmg for- 1.,
ward. '
Statistics inform us. that out of every one hundred new'mEt-bodsl
Skirts
and new appliances, over ninety of them are failures. Because a thing
is new agd of‘nwhgerglincfiltion. does not insure that it is an improve- ; ~ Presenting ' ‘ the‘ very LateSt StYleS at
ment or . ettcrt n e o . 2 ,4 . a .
Remarkable Low Prices
isles like this. Itican‘ahrogate coal con-
. tracts as it has abrogated shipbulld
Member of the Associated Press _
The Associated Press is exclusively in: contracts, The Government has
entitled to the use l‘dr republication promised to announce soon a scale of
of all n Vs credited to it or not other- .
It 16 to be
wise or ' ‘cll in this. paper andalso,
; hoped that the fuel administration and
the local oval published herein.
the Department of Justice are rEady to
All 1 his of republication of spe
cial lh’syllii‘ilt‘s herein are also rem .
Gama. Make any measures necessary to make
fair prices to consumers.
The progressive City ot- Hartford. capital of our state. tried, out : .
the consolidated school system; pl‘ovin it to be a. costly failure they ‘
returned to the'district system. Many 0 her cities and towns have had 1‘
the same experience and have done likeWise. l ~
One other announcement that has be
m . . . , .-,. . .. _, lthe new rules effective.
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City Editor's Residence—14924
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- __ , teachers of the schools is, that ii the districtfisystem should be re-ll ._
Bum” Office 93‘ " SE N TI N E L instated. thersalmies of the teachers would be reduced ' é . Owing to our foresight in having placed large Full size WHITE BLANKETS. soft and curry,” ‘
Such a statement is deceptive and absurd. The weight of evidence, 2 .
in the case of many of the teachers is, that the salaries may be increas- , i orders months 5180. we are able to offer excep.
ed. Returning to the district system will scarcely produce a ripple in. ~
the present school regime. Every teacher and every parent should be
in terror of the district system amendment. Every voter. regardless of: ;
party orof locality, should cast their vote in favor 01"than to the;
, district system. ‘
Records;
with dainty blue or pink borders, silk bindings.
Special . ............ . ...... $4.98pailti
CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS—Full size,
with dainty pink or blue borders, silk bindings '
to match. ' Three exceptional values,
‘ usually good values,
100‘ pairs of handsome'broken plaids, of pink, .
tan, grey. light blue and white. Full size.
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GET EDUCATION.
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mous importance, this your in particu-
The 0pm,“. 0, .2... M00“, and 00,; , i E WS schools should be maintained for the sole benefit of the scholars , Sueflal ..... . . . . . . . . . ..... . 6.98.1)all' $5.93, $5.93. $7.98 Pair.
. ‘7 ,4 ~ ‘ ' ‘. y who are getting an education, not for experiments 1n phystological ad- $23.31m'mmm .. . _ .~ 53a y. W m
logos slows 10 cmphamc the enor-q‘1 .—.— venture. _ ‘ x l ‘ m: Tfilliiff
5 ~ Providing that the city votes to return to the district system. the ”W“ ““““““““ '
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hr, of all lamb of practical education.“
present method of conducting the schools will‘continue until July,
1918. The Board cf Education will continue as at present, but their.
l .‘POLITICAL horrid.
ihack in virtue and honor; who will
cherish your memory if, faithful and
Trinity Church, licv. l“l'tj‘(l(“l'l('i\’ A.
Coleman, rector—«Services for the
sixteenth Sunday llflcl‘ Trinity, 8 a.
nl., celebration of the holy com-
Elnunlon: 1000 a -lll church sch 1'
cause a .an all r .rt . . o. . ' . " ' .90.,
p g a 9" han death R 11.00 .. in, morning prayer and set»
Even if your nppllcatlon to be made
«hill; ‘11 handed in. remember
The very fact that we, along with most[ MORE ABOUT CITY FlNANCES.
v of the» row. or the civilized world. are Editor Etching Sentinel:
engugl‘ul in .l swat war. is a powerful? “(liming ‘hl‘ letter of Mayor [inr-
reason for «iv-voting nlorc attention to 81mm criticizing m“ figures ”I ”w 1:“
‘l'alc for the Fifth District, which up.
lpcurcd in The Scntlnol lust Wednes-
day. l have looked over my tax bills
true, you have given up your life;
but ,lo‘whom yourdisgruce, would
powers will be limited to thou possessed by the Board of S‘icliool__a
you {all to appear before the
V nlclnbcr your obligations to duty and, men. " “l? Rome-died Power of Flow-1
ViSltOFS. - . ‘ . ' ill if if
But the change will give to each district at velce in the manage- " " 1 ‘ .
ment of its own :30th Now. they have no representation or'clloice. T0“ "Mk ”“1 “mum” ”“0”“ ‘ ,m God And . u, g. . .
' ' ’ ' . . o‘clocktllls evenln and have 111 elect- ' “’3’ "’9 ‘hougm‘ llons' ’ l""-‘0 a ll ., - '
Each district can select its own teachers, subject to the approval of ' . - 8: e , k9,... you from temptation and co: mm; be": ; "3-30 1“ mmmf‘nt 0!
the Board of Education. In a word. it is returning to homerule, which 0” 03"“ “WWW“ ‘0 W‘" W“ “'1“ . courage and stlrnslhcn you in danger, mam. “$535 «14:0 {3: ’3”',.".‘ ““93;
will afford the parents and the peoplexin each district thaopportunlty “0‘ be “"1“ ‘0 "0‘9 at ”19 wmlng'cilr or sickness. = ' ‘ 7- *- “mm 4}. 9-1-0
education than over below:
It is accepted as a matter of course
. . , ' _ fa. 111., celebration of ll = h . . ..
“13‘ ”W PW!“- N‘Wm‘ “"11 WNW“ for those 1'9“” and I find ”19'“ as 10" for relationship and participation in the very important matter of the ”mum‘- if Abdum‘“ Eli d9!" b0)" I cm?" munlon. St. Michael anilt Alluhnhgllx';
their usual work. with slight modlll‘ Iowa: education of their.own children. -—-—~ ' \lnen 30“ to d—and lo the power; Day. According to the program of
. . ‘ l . ll; ‘_ , ' it it of ills gsace. May God bless and , . , .
What are your children learning? Arethey being fitted to become! “‘9 "‘1’” cm cm mm“ M a“ keep you. Think of your Heavenly; 2;e\,‘,‘82f3:‘3 511333.?”33? b‘: $20.13;)?
~ - ‘ ' . lldnlcs will hold an import- . . ,
the klndof men and women you want them to be? ”m" cm“ . ,Fnther in health and in sickness in; . .. . . .
$ ., _ j , y ‘ y . . .telccssmn.» for '11 l‘.‘ : ' d
The public schools are yours. remember. Astaxpayers furnishing “mm"‘mg ‘“ "‘9' C‘WHN’: ihfi‘f‘ifiml. :, .lafhorros. 0049?“!!! for sinners. A cor:0l'nlll.bflum ““. . “ii?
p , , , , I e communion of
‘ - - afternoon, “hon plans for this” cam-v . and guidance. ”ion or? very 3 v .. ,. ., ,, .
the funds. and as supporters in supplying thepupila to the schools,~ . , 1d w h . d . h .11“ “ omen s Aummu 0‘ the Damn
you are entitled toa voice intlle school administration. The consoliJ "m“ “‘1’“ ”‘9 ”mm" “W" m" be 1ear 951' Elm?" 1’0“” 5‘3“” is requested. ,. ,
dated school system robs you of this rivilege ' 'coneldcrcd. and plans perfected for ral-n 13:; :3 15! ft“; amid; ‘l‘cfmfiin ‘21:!“
. Whatis education for? Supposedly it is to equip a child for life. “mm“ “mm“ “at“ . 4.. I "fr .rménard-SZIKENffiD- . ‘1 d b
to ive him the owertoearnaliv' and theca aclt to tthc best W“ “ °“°""‘"'” \T 7““? 8 .19” "Sf ' r “a" ' mem’m‘e ' Y
outgof his every? ability both for agnoY-makingpandyin 1%: personal? 3"“ “““l’ ‘5 W“ ’0’ ‘“ ”m" 0’ my 5‘91 wry tumors “Priel'erist MM“- 3. mass Mark m. 3. was
development. ’ ' i illlc Not-walk Hotel [his evcnllilg. Hog: girl‘s-so and the WWW emi a highly aromatlc plant growing large-
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. ~Applythis test to the present. school system anditls at once riggahgmfmafi ‘D‘ ”$23132“ With deep acecuon, " l“ the mm?" mm“ ‘ms'p‘m ‘7“
“Pinned! thatalomthingis wrong. it 1" ’ 1 m e or “’0“ S m ' i . Your lather. made “‘9 “1““19 “hm“ 0* “9599“
The state lawstdemand that very child‘otschcolage shall attend mm“ “W “"“°“ ““"lm‘m‘i ”mew 3- R- "OAR "I “Mme W‘ume use“ at “new
school no provision being made for half time We havethhildren who “"9” W35 “”9“" W 8"" “Mm“. Samuel Hoar. comm, 48m can baths and feasts; . ~'
can attend school only half time and mdhe‘m‘who can teach only half . dm'. hr. Clunc ‘will also enliven the” ment. hlwlumcers. '
time. Did ‘such‘ conditions ever exist under districtmanagement? ‘ ‘
callous. It in the blob schools and col-l “”5" 1913' 13" pane
able Apr. lsl, 1914.. .
llntc' 5 mo mills
Year 1014, tax puvzl.
llle Apr. 1st. 1915..
y Role—12 3-4
the upper clowns or high schdols. Ens, Your 1015, tax puvn-
hlo Apr. lot, 1910..
- Rule—13 1-8 mill;
'9 .‘ lcs: assurnnc‘ than usual _
the! h K l Wu" 1910, tax pay“. ‘
“that the Iridium“ “0mm“? blc Feb. 181, 1917..
. through their courses. There will lu‘.‘ ~ Rate-13 4.10 mills
V . from now on. more mnplullun to drochar 1017. tax pnyn- “I
i blo .lnn. lst, 1918..
Rule-16 mills
The bill for 1917 has not yet been
received but the rate 1 got from the
. llc service. ‘Thcrc is llu‘wt’l‘ i“ ““V‘uax colloclm'.’
thing lluu will deter boys and girls] My hills ncrcc exactly with the fig.
. from going: m H“. blah “hm” and (‘01- p urns as published in your Wednesday's
. paper. ‘ V
For my own satisfaction 1 took the
lime to go and look up the stutemenl
of indebtedness. In the selcclmcn’s
ercpm-l of Sept. 19!. 1913, on pace 11.11.
logos lllul are most subject to disturb,
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ant-cs due to the war. (ll'cnl, numbers
of collcgv men llm'c enlisted or been
drafted. .\l:lu_c boys how enlisted l‘roml mills
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ierlng clauscs are generally large, but_
will
out.
There is «longer in tho rcrv l'eudi
spousal Week
September 24th to 29th
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' ‘ 'NEPONSET FLOOR GOV-,
meeting with a speech. l
'Scholars are taken from one district, leaving vacant school-rooms}:
transported to another causing overcrowded school-rooms wd the tax ‘
payers are paying $8.00-each school day for transportationvexpcnses,
ostensiblygto introduce some visionary evolutiong-Under the district
' system such questionable measures would not take place. .Manyexcel-l
lent reasons invl‘avorof the district school system canbefurnishcd with 3
proof of their practicality.
» The majority of children today probably do not attend school
over seven or eight‘years. They arrive at the age of manhood and ,
womanhood, ready for files work, having devoted about four :per cent.1
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ness of sludums to volunteer for-pub-
The.l)emocrallc {lily committee will .
hold a brief meeting pl-lor lo the rally
twine Fiat District this evening. ;
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0n the pelHlon requesting: it vote on
the school question cl the coming! elcc~
' lion. were the names of men prominent
'ln public affairs in all the districts.“
This eliminates the possiblllty of value"
logo. and staying lhcl'o nnlll tllcy‘nrc
fitted for some brunch of export and
useful :lClil‘iIV. After tho the
_ world is going to nccd educated men
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and WW" '“W ”m“ 9"" WW“ 1 "w”: . . . ‘.-- of thisztime in school. .With suchva small proportion of a child‘s life in“ ‘1 5mm“ issue in the "numerous; . .,
There will be new" problems to lace“ Bonded lndcbtlehaulrlllitlu' $8"0 000 00 for preparation of the mind, shall we continue 3.0 mb. 01112011“, dun-0f question shOuld be settled on its mer-{ , ' j .i g j V.
and ohm-mods tasks to nocoxnplmlnlwwm (leposfi and {rollool I - - pmpfi‘g‘mfimafl advantages,.orshould we try togive-them the bestha. , I .- ‘ I .1 . ' ERING
. u_,,’l‘ralned minds. will be essential fol'lllc‘ ‘f 1 , “ " p083 e‘l ornun roosting? 1 ma F J Flahertv‘of the Sec‘ . i" . 3 .. 4
reconstruction and dmmmmm 10! um s .................. — 8.077.09 .fi. T1111“ :vastcfnfli 1:03:91 system should be speedilyeremediedJo-that; onzln‘lérnmnmgmfime‘ has mm at. €017va ‘1‘)!!qu In durability and agpear.
,ywhich We lmk forward. 'I‘olnl indebtedness $878.077.09 20;:gszntaégir’fgagevelopgirigfira‘lfig‘tgnfhzi‘l‘dizaggigfll1:323:gallg’1mectlng of his associates for Mondayi ‘. .5 : ~. woe is the equivalent .of
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—~—~—~’~*‘*‘;Ts l "‘13:? “mm“; “1““, 102 m.) 9.7 renlhave but a few years in whichtoacqulre their education; why lum. °‘ "ling. at the city Hot ’ ‘ {"0” WW . 1 the best printed linoleum.
THOSE COAL CONTRA . ‘ - . --------------- ~ -~ - . berthem up With somuchuselesasllly, stultii‘ying nonsense? ,, . ‘ ‘ N l H Jacks, ill: 1' l "
The push» would like to know the. mm m indemednes _______. .Physlology forexnmple. with textbooks. which gives. child of ten .‘JUDGE’ HOW 0 ' " l ‘ ' e mo cum” It has these advantages
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$755,806.12
As per the Mayor's report, whlcll ap-
cured in The Sentinel of the 19th,. it
from sollinu fuel at a fair D1109 ‘0 reads:
”those “7110 [1096 it. 1 ' Liabilltle‘. -.,, -, .
. ‘. Et’el‘ since the President‘s proclmnfl-i Notes payable ........... . $98,000.00
”on establishing the price of cool at Bonded indebtedness 11040,‘00.00
. .. _ lF‘rom deposit; and school
the mines. communities. firms and 111-, funds .. ...... ‘ .........
dividuals have boon trying to buy fuelj
but is absolutely Wa-
‘ tel-proof t/msugfi and
Mmug/x.
.. Watcc earth-co Neponset _
Floor Covering. It‘s well
toroidal-libel- thiswhen you
want a sanitary waterproof
* floor covering for hall.
kitchen. pantry or any
other mcm'. ‘
Made in many attractive
patterns.
FIRST DUTY" 0F -
l. :AIU.“S..SOLDIER‘
3mm, about 11,. an...“ comm. gum or twelve years of age such questions as: ”When you pull out a hair;
what becomes of lt‘l." and, “Whatdifl‘efence is there between the airi
you breathe .andthe gas we burn?" It would be a great deal better
to put haul: mto the schools the discarded dictionary. A city superin-
tendentpvndely known as an inventor ef'methods. boasted, that by the '
Md 0f “tilbulated 11%. of pupils anda Wall Chart he could tell from his can of, your health. The firmer that.
ofilcechair what anychild in any school‘in the city would be doing at’ is, in; better you will be able to do; '.
~ ‘3 given time~ 7 I ' . - ' . .any service, or undergo any ful.lgllc,l
8,077.09 ' ‘He proposed to do the thinking for the schools of the entire city, required: of. you. To preserve your". .
- - health. you must try to lend asrcguef
bath teachers and pupils. HOW can any teacher b? EXPected to Put her lar and temperate u 1ch {1'5 possible:
‘ ‘ over the latter:
prevent conl operators and dealersD
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It lies flat on the floor.
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' without tacking-fits edg-
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es Will not curl.
Exceptionally sanitary
$1,175,077.09
at rates based on that price. In veryl D T‘otal indebtedness soul into herwork under such conditions? , , y. I hope you Will not try tonvold y‘om-l who... calenow ha- and °d°r1955°
19W WES have they Succttded- Pm" 9‘ “Ch“? Sinking fund. , . It use each whispered, that befter results might be accomplished full share .of labor. . danger or .‘exr. ‘ ' terialand wesvill tell you;
mum and dealers have mammmed same report ........... 264 609.2991} our; lpubllc solacols, lithe teachers were allowed alittle larger degree i»ofiu3e.f\vlmr:;;lller is necessary or y _, :- fl imammggimfl The popularity of .this
.2 _ . . 0 8.11 on yan were more free and nh ca 9 or. u 9 every propcrgoccael . . ' m.
. r 9 'en lalsed , , , , ll am ered. .. . _ , ,_ , . . .
Pm” M “‘9 01d 19‘ el' ° ‘ I Gives net indebtedness. 5911.467.80i But this 15 antagonistic to the presentpprevalllng' ' school system. “on for hauling your ““018? bpd’ ' ' floor covering 18 daily 111‘
them, pleading that they were bound
contracts made before the procla-l
alien was issued, and that they can-
; til those confidebledness," were taken.
and scrupulously regard your . person.
a] *cleanllnesa, no matter llow'milch!
trouble it may give you. :anenoth-l
log to do with spirituous liquors 01,
any kind. Take your food as regu-‘
larlyns you can get it, undaneither:
eat lmmoderately‘nor goaxlong llnle "
w‘lthou‘t foodplf‘you can avoid it, ‘
Especially be careful not. to eat to ex: ,
cess after long “raining. j g ‘
:1 hope you willpower disgrace your-
self by any profancness or obscenity.
and will avoid alleconversatlon and; ., .
companions wflcr’é‘ they are practiced .
or allowed. .. ”1
Vim céffi ., .
Evidently in the article of last Wed- which seems to place supervision and machin '
. _ e nmformit as the
new” under "Facts for an... Taxay. prime fundamentals. Re-establishingthe, district system, whiych affords
era." the figures noted as "total in- Possibilities for the mutual cooperation of parents teachers and
no lower the rate or. - lBChogzsamgolve tha ”1100} pmblem- . ’ ' b
. ' ‘ , ~. The figuresglven above are laken- 3 ion in our city a administrat’ ' i ‘
1 _ ‘ . any . , . , . _ . lonisofsuchdee in
ts expire. Many 69'1”“ "me .from official sources and ~appnrentlylt'0 Pugs, llkerse 1t 18 of special importance to every “£139,333? :1:
creasing, thousands .. of
people using it because of
its many advantages. We
have a large variety of
patterns on hand suitable
need. with evident satisfaction. that. show that during the past four year-5‘ o
in Incontracts hare several months to the increase of indebtedness to be; — ”‘9‘ ‘L
m ‘7 vet. about 20 per cent. "I: it we m i , W
k is is an intolerable situation. In If any tawny” wants to verify the some t'm u “a? be?” comma-god, who was responsible for this? The _ .
l ‘ I V '1 m the tax rate for "he pa“ four yeare.'theyl ' ' I e ”0‘ " “3‘1 not Militias iudsment of ‘ a Corporationlcouneel ‘ o... .
View of the unanimity with w l ‘ .i {hat-e the lndisputable evidence in their the many exasperallng dlmcullles and lWOrthy of ”cam“ a m” 1 1 500 r p
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ntract exausc is alien. the on )1 0 own ta bills, delay. wlthWhich this project has .1)" year 3"“RIIY‘ollghf'toybg~i:é'gpl.l .Try to preserve a cheerful and com Per square v d
‘n'aturally‘suspects that many of the ‘2 I
had to cope. but we believe that the. . ' . ' , '
m... - emm-»«-.,.u....uMorin.- circadian . . . ,
timers and distrflmtem are 1101 at“ the very outset on the question no to [lottery to an. am m monon' ;‘ -. Theamnutacturer s representative, Mr. A. M. Covert, Will be
in good fallh~lhnl mm “mm“- lawlthluez'l‘nesdsynolexplam about the making, care and treat-
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for any room.
action or our city's admlnlslmtlon‘ .
do not agree with those quoted in the . M “I" "“1 31"!“ W to “0"“9'9‘ "m"
Mayor's letter in your paper. its scope‘of Jurisdiction whereby this about 310.000,, Other mil I”; then m “mi“ e “l I
. .. . om go 0‘ ,
. - J. F. T.. matter 0! Ila Wu aim: was forecl- ehcad with h similar fits-pm. will! have occasion to hc'panent In is wtmw . . ‘
R thfi)’ exist at all,'hnve been tmmDPd t upon “18 mwnsibuny 0' the my; . . , . ‘ but 0 On“ m‘n ‘6 fiiflv‘. . * ’ " . . i . .
in after the issuance of the Govem- mm ”mm ‘ llc Dundee Omission. though otioh'lll'm' tactics 5"“ m" 3'“ ‘Lt'l'ha duty of a soldier is mound“: n“ “uh 1“" h.“ proven, the patterns we
.. ‘ . perhaps a! m. intent. was ill-estim'finh “I MW us- '
ossrsucrlou Psovso. coe'er. ed, To do» action may» «insure: Tuneup. mam, ‘
the lonchhaln 0!, ‘
elitism vial
.. . . . Its ammonia-mm this. a
when M .W you will «salmon also, was»
._ ”amp m W Michael, and com mtg can”: Etc-g
out proclamation. in order to let the ‘ a
local industry reap a more exorbitant
'prout than ever on the nation's winter Editor of The Even!” Bouillon-—
We! supply. And even where. contracts? ‘hi reading the W‘ W _
list. that were made in goodwill. lam". 320:“ “WWW , ,
any legitimate macaw ”’9th m m" ” '.l' a, M
.mnammmmammmmmy
. . «was «can nan ‘
= 1 ”ileum m momma.
I . the word .Neponset
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