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SATURDAY, our. 6, 1917
Iabs, Armenians, Persians, Africans, SINKS GERMAN SUB-
Croats, Japanesc, Chinese and men, DIARINE BY THE USEl
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ESTABLYSEEfiY i That list represents admirably the OF DEEP SEA BO‘HBS
JAMES GOLDEN .. . tine Spig-it of our adopted sons in gen—I (Continued me Page One)
... eral. Thcy subscribed to that Liner-f
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'ly Loan in almost the same 1‘1'01l01"iilllll* tiff tllc port beam of the (lt‘—l
‘ They willlstroycr and following a parallel:
‘lulrbc ll] all (lllpUnllt‘
_ . TURE ALMANAG FORItion as our natives Idld. I IIIIIIIIII III
likewiw subso-Yl ‘ ‘ ’
Edoubtless do with , . ' I
. TOMORROW 3 . {when tho purist-ope was Lllx‘vovcr-
m tide 4:15 a. m.; 4230 pm. quent loans. Tllcy may do better. \\ 0 I! I . 1 . .' u. . . l '
- .00. t 5.23 .‘ .. .. . . m. i \uls t 111mm,. lip d Ito lllllll
MfinsesG. , se S . . shall have to go some to beat oursol‘ “In”. scvf‘ral fl‘t’t m hHng “9'.
Member of the X';;ggatefi3}ess SOlllt'limtB 11113911???”th “foreign-l llkc a nearly wont torpedo lllut'
’ The Associated Press is cxcluaivel)’ 0TH” in tho voluntary enlistment ot'fillc oliiccr ol‘ the (lock thought for;I
"‘ . tilled ‘0 ”1'3 “S"- f‘?!‘ I‘l‘vllblk‘alioll ofla moment that this was, what. it’ll
_ all news crodilcd toil or not tJlllI-‘l‘- was. l »
I A gowloixfldllggwlzullllingllpllgrgllll also: Amm'uan ldi’illh‘. . "Tho next instant the (hull-1))":
All nlzhls of ropublimliou oi spe-l r , ‘ l” changed course sharply to the:
civil dc-rpulchcs lll'l‘4'lli illt‘ also run “I ORLDIS SERIES I . I
ed. ' OPENING TODA‘ ll'ull spend. At the sumIc llmc the}
IN CHICAG01l'orwal'tl fillih‘ llllt‘lll't’l lll‘t‘ oll Hit"
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American dollars for the triumph
*mNING SENTIHEL TELEU
“'7” PHONE CALLS
*ldltorial Rooms—92.
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ill-a. fog. Through tho lone; hours ag‘il a t‘lllll'M‘ sll‘t'l‘t’ll tllill Wolllth
gliOstly le- Sli‘l’ll‘lll‘d its lcllglhElyring tho (lt'hll‘tlyl'l' across lllc
Hull and lll‘illll'tl for the l' bout all 3
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”bless Office—93.
_, . along llll‘ {once of t‘omlskoy Park. E\\“ll'(‘ (f ”1,. l' 1m.” .1 1m“. to ”nil
jmvalk Branch Olfice—1388. ltlmvic 1.3th showed dimly lllllllllllll Winiml ”I“ POI-“0:4“: ;
.Idfltor's ReSldence—218-2. rain-washed globes. The only (hour ‘1 ‘IIAI ll I l‘ l“ \I I '1 ‘ll ‘(l I draw!
flfiy'fiditor’s Residexlce—_1492_4 l lul thing in sight was the tilckoi- olt .3 “I‘ L“ l“. U “l“ ‘ 'll " .
Basilica“ Manager's Residence—«i thc gas tlamo under collu- lmilvrs iullhc llllt‘ ol hubblcs a lll'lllll cllm'llihl
113-12 ‘ "1111“”?th f‘unl'ils shell” “MOSS Ill? [was (ll'oppcll and a column of clear
' Q lsgronl. illllltlllgill thore “I‘d; StllIiz'? Witlt‘l' Nllul lllil‘l)‘ fort hm, tho ail." .
—»»— I(‘lt"l’l'. too, in l lt‘ sin-am am in (H or,” n . . I I "0‘1 1
{which arose from i'raukl'urter boilvrm ll“;‘1i‘I“lI;‘I’-}Ill Inn”;(llIIIlI‘I’III‘IlIIlIlIIII’IhllIItI~
It was an intell‘t-‘téllilg I)“ of history. the owncrs of which did a thrivumllm” I .‘ l 1‘ “ll— fll“ ~IIII l I II
1., 9 W, . 1 , 1 n. , ti business through the night. “.gzulls opt-nod on tho pcrlathlc an
i M ”M ”1 “Uh “M H' 0 ”1i, Out. of ”iv surrminding.darkness iu~uhc came around to cross tho ll
day, from tho naval records of the increasing: numbcrs as the baudu ollIale'S wake “Hill“ Again “ «ol-
ldm‘mt low" "1001‘.“0‘md 10.1"“ “Mlllllll of t‘lt‘lll‘ walcr sllowcd tllat=
,i‘aco, Ollli‘i' ghostly tlzuros Joined the! in ‘. ll ‘l n l l t I ‘ll *l'
report writlln by Admix-nl‘ DCWPy N. mm It .t (lthIl t "if“ lllt lloI will u l
- . . » ‘ - ' ' . wed ltsmur'. .
odumll: .1 convcl‘sutum he had at The ml“ ‘0” “0‘? “a“ “9‘ _
‘1” i I » ; with chews and lllatutlual cry of sulnc‘ “Allotht‘l‘ ”nu-k turn to
, f I l ‘1 V. M 1‘ I ' ~l . 1 ":v v . 1 u
Mdllllfll l" 1...», “11.1 Lida!“ “"1 bcdragclcd hon “as luau by uloiul ”gm lli‘tlllgrhl fl“. starboard gm”!
Goeizcll of tho lcl‘mun Asiatic flout}: fan as 1] RaodI omnnI. t bl d I t l‘
l “S. ' s l‘ll' llll r : us no . I
(lcr-' “m :3ll‘i‘llu'l‘l (”limit 11,. Mmung“,llurnmlsosharply illalenhcwasablc:
many. ! “That bird is calling lost as plain as , to conic down'fot‘ thc lhlltIl atlIllIt kI
’ It will bi m lllill mu tllt ‘trmim “at. ‘Conwom‘CUIM‘omisknyl Com—2m the. wake of the Slllllllnl‘lllt‘. lhc‘.
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. ‘""“Wm‘l‘l“"‘lr‘l‘fll I’m” 30“ .“l llllll‘ll dcpth charge brought up ill
fleet 9’0““ “1’." “mo-“”95 to AdmiralI “7‘? It Says (‘mnlskl‘lfi Tlu’m hlrdfilcnlulnn ol‘ clcar watcr and thcl
. , - .1 . a a h.“ know, you bot. just him tin-y know . . _I_ . ”-l
I'De“ 0) m an 01“?deb l" M "l ‘ «whim it going to on morning,” :(lcstrojcr \lllclIlcd once more, tho.I
The Kaiscr's “"""“l'll’5 “15‘5““ 0" got-l 'l‘hc reluctant gray of tho llltll‘lllllg,llllll‘ to tllt‘ ll'll and till lllc plIlrIl
“mg In his WHY mu] “-0“, uan “1de llfld not appeared when llt"\\'.~‘llu_\'s .‘L'lllltl illit‘llt’tl up, huf Willllllll \‘lh‘l-
U H ‘ Lcaluc shouting on tho scene with “All 'lllt‘ rculllls.
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About the world urns. and \HH‘ rc1 .. “w lust mm,
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United Slzltcs govt-mincllt. It was a
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regarding lilo military aims: of
ed to more asido and mind thoir own llll‘
. . "A nearby lumber yard served to ,sup- _ I I
them. h WM probably a 51m” of “I", ply fuel for inllumorublc small tires {In ”N “'lllll‘ ol tho I: bout
gen duo to this hold action on llcwcy'n ovcr which the fanatics of tho came ‘wuswl tiring. As slip llt‘lll‘l‘ll lllt‘
0m,” to huddlcd and aludlcd out tho aim-imimd
nut that lcd lhc (lorllluu _ .. .» W ., , , , , ‘
I ””1"" “ll" "ml” " "f“ m hid“) vlillll‘lll (ll'lllll «hill-ire was let
llli‘ll‘ plat-cs in lllll‘. Pulil’l‘llll‘ll ltopil
talk up frankly as ho did, . II
I - , .. . ‘Ol'lll‘i‘ and sctllcd more than one (is-
‘About fifteen Mills flom no“, he unto us to positions.
Ibcaslod, hm." 51“” “I The Palm”. it “1‘99”“. “W“ Tt‘4I'5lul‘L'c bubbles and at last a llczlvll
‘ ' - ‘ s " ' '*"' ‘ l l‘icotu- would" 'I l‘ .l
.: 'lr t he will be in Paris ”“h‘ml “1mm “l“ . .1! mo or.
L SW“ “1 ' um h i pitch for Chicago and Schupp for how i ,
311m“ “’0 months uftcr ”W "0“" York. Sccond clinic» was Fuhcr for;
fimencem‘eni of hostilities. llor
tho locals and l'ol‘ritt for the llll‘zld-t ' .
era. ll! bout, hilt nollc was l‘tllllltl.
on Paris will be but. a stop to her real
'obje(:t~tllc crushing of England. .1 I l l i ll ‘1 I
’ . I , ‘ . ruin sccmc 0 love cmacl ( 0 ill u ff lliilllllll‘N‘ "
"Some months “n” “0 “nib“ ourI and spirits rose. Now arrivals camo l "
‘ ‘Vol'k in Europe “’9 “'1“ tukc NeW' now in groups and tho lincs grow
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. , i . . ,' . . _, .m llll‘ lcruvuln gllvernnwnt probud
. . 2 . ~ g .~ 0 and rapidly until [hm wound out of all. , I I . .
York, and Dmblm“ “,3 hm” I" of tho tickct windows around corn-lllly “11] soon ill-(ink of}: (llploll‘ulna
hold them [0“ Wm“ “"‘o‘ “0 “'1“. 01's in") Ridc sll‘ccts. Wmlors wuh :l-olatimls with (lcrmulll‘. 'l‘llc first
‘put your country in its place with rol-
erence to Germany.
l pennants began to llpperr, mllm's with late
pug; to take any of your territory, .
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country will
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move
that it; was full of promise as thoungngmmlm lllSlOtl
horns and other noise-making lllF'l'll‘i
W“ do “m pro-I; moms and oven loy balloons.
. llauaulabcd- when the ncwupallml
.‘but we do intend to lukc a billion 01‘; min-9. rcvivcd briskly, and many 21'
other places.
“The Monroe Doctrine will be takoni
had stood for thc long hard vigil.
Walchcs came out of pllckct.<.. _
, .- -. .“Only four hours more till tho uutcal “9““de 50>:th of .\'cw York am
charge of by “8, “ml “‘-‘,“‘“ “”1”““9 open." said um watches, and u spout.lil{v;‘n\:;cfi SiliahIlch the yogns would
« ~' . ~ . ml." ed little to "we who thud lwni mm W ‘i s we ooll'ester ayhl'two.
0: 8(5th Ammm ml “0 .“i , more hours than: that ill the dnrku’csa ‘3‘“? "0““ Th“ story “0“" [0" the
«No American will quosllon tho wold and cold. lyounccr clllldrcn was held in the all
, I . . . ‘ - .thrnoon and on the lawn tllc wv-nlhcr‘
. dmlral Downy. 'lhc statcmcnt l‘irst in line at the bleachcr llllt . - . . l
'OI~A . . 1i. q‘illn‘ “"5 1““ lzrcatcst of all Pacific (:oastlm‘rmHung this change from ”‘0 Ol‘lsl‘i
:blurted out by that lusollnt lll.l~ ipmhuspmgI Tod ('l'aiu. of Lou An,gllal program according to which Mm
'olficer is simply anolhcr link in the: poles. Charlcs (‘ainc uphcld Chicago'sgsexmn “"13 10 give his slorlcs indooml
. . . .,. . , . -The roup of children and ' i
_ , . l , , position .m u, lull bum-blili iouu ruc- g . grownups
I am of evKlPHCC no“ (,omplcttly con 1mm in line. llollowcd with absorbed attention the
, clng, that llle prosolll. Wnp I‘PpI-e-I By 7 O'l‘lOCk fiflrcu llllndl‘f‘ll N‘I'SOHS lildVOlllllres of Princess Ellccn who was;
l- ( . i t 0 curr quw in the lines. There were prob-l, . I . I
slants the dLlIlbn HI: allunll : I "no: :1ny thinly women among them. They ,‘loiccd with her uhen the Prince of the;
lit a plan 0 wor conuuos 0
'River succccdcd at last in rescuing'
bribe German govcrnmcul Ion: filmi and prosperouaappcnring.
wcrc Tel-“the most part Well-dresucdl . , .
Some ufllll‘r- Mr. Scxtona own version of the-
,. . t] 't 'll‘ lhcm explained their money had been 1 table or ”"3 1'1““ and Tortoise will “l"
t strengthens the Comm‘m“ l“ “ . mull, back to them after the reserved“? much mm“ as well as an East ln‘
be reasons udduccd by German dip-‘ Souls had been ullottcd and that tllcyld‘ful,l“le called ”.8 Greatest Sacri-
. - . ""usl had to see the ,amcs,” and had; “f"
pinata to explain their action hale, J g The plan for the owning story hour
on mere pretcxm. It adds to
:l'acrificcd some hours of sleep to‘do}.
”18 so.
" ' . lavin seen, _ .
ntlsiaction we feel at l g l "Nix on the names," they told a re_,lleavy storm prevented this and com.
urI danger and undertaken to check llot‘l’cr. “We.” supposed m be in our{pcllcd an indoor session instead of tho
.. I . , . lmorc picturesque outdoor scene The
. - stness hammocks right now.’ l . . , ' '
“43min ambition and mild At 730 tarpuulins were removed govenlng was very delightful. however.
'while we have powerful allics to; from the baseball lines and land was made more so by the fact. that
thel ,
It: 5, instead of waiting until we‘ grounds Were pronounced reasonably-‘Mr‘ Seton appeared in Indian costume
t
,, ,. . fit for the contest about. to be put
Should-be obliged, alone, to dolendIonI At. this hour. also, the score card
urselves against a victorious
Ger-I salesmen brought new brightness in-I
til) the lives of those in line willi-
';,llleir.cries of “You can't tcll the play-'
‘icrs Without a score card." Nest of
title dyed-in—the wool {nus could have
”3 IMM'GRANTS’ MONEY l, told the playeruin lbeldark; but they illgogllflifimll; XgéligsifiE$BE$ ll: 3::
6‘ Pennsylvania Railroad has tak-‘I bought the card: anyway. It uppenr- counsel Plant-fonihendlflercnc entey
Ll rty Loan census of its em-l tgégeiffm’g‘bmag tg‘fiigflggup» for tma'taiumenta my be announced la’ter.
‘ t finds that 39 per cent l h ' 0 e 8‘ 0 ‘ 7 Mr.-'Saxton's afternoon hour-la likel
oft New York Nationals—Burns, li;
_» ,7 x : . ‘Hercog, 2b; Kaui‘f. cf; Zimmerman.
GWEN"! WM’I‘M‘IEI“ 1" Tghil 3b: Fletcher; 33; Robertson, rf:
to 34 per cent. 0 na ves. a 'Hoikc 1b; McCarty c; Schupp, p. “"in . . .
.. , . a . - _ . , .. Il-outllnumanymlacerand which
an * thewimmlgrants-gave Unclel Chicago AmericanSAJ. Collins. TL he; is planning to develop at, the Hull
I _ McMullen, 3b; E. Collins, 2b; Juck- ' » 1w * ‘, my ”"téllln "
elr money-‘justvabout as cheer- con, if; Felsch. ct; Gandil, 1b; Wen- Salli; 1323213,. fiffi'figl’fr‘mh, togethesléy
.. ~‘ and ver. 55: Schnlk, c; Cicotte,‘ p.
as “I?“ who were born Umpires—Evans and xO'Loughlin: or:
Americans.
. h I lthe American League; Klem and ng— “whims“, at every mam 0W;
me racial 1-011 of ioraig‘mborn. ln- leg-of the National-League; door"'spbrts'iare’ émyed.‘ story'tt'ellins;
1.” “n ime’““‘“"“d°““m°m “.1 incl-United Italian Societies 0: Nut.
There fire 42 nationalities rep- (walk ‘nltdlmmm‘iblg celebration on ., II . I
’. - t 12 , 1 m , hm been»? fought-t , . .
ted The Scotch ’70.]; first ban 2;! “333,2”. thd engulfing y 'Lilniér' 'ncbool.‘ Greenwich; ,SnIxton,
1‘5 b°“d“’“”e“' “m a ”mm“? m w ' “ ”a“ “"1 “m- .' school. alumni-at" the"0lilldi'én’d*Vil-l
noon starting at 2 headed by the 42-. lage.VNew Rochellb. and the Friend’sl
' di t with . p
The Cane. “Mfume nex iplece Community Randi-from Port Academy, Locust Valley The value or
unusual tales 0'! Indian folk lore.
The evening entertainment was the
series will include readings. concertul
lectures. etc.., and mayr'bev‘enjoyéd‘ by
dren’a Hours. ’Mr. Sexton has an all
, and drama and
.Such‘ groups
math: La‘t ma»
lllt“. .
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Dawn brought no physical warmth. lthcll procccdml on llt‘l' coursc. TllP'V
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barracks.
: businwg of the coll'ccmcn. which had :(lcclllctl in favor of auch ll coursc ”5'
l(‘
lhllll‘ ill-st lucalriu camp.
Whon tho mcn arrived ltwusin drlz- and abuse ltom newspapers and ln-,_
«zllng rain and the camp. presented a, divlduuls who had bcen clamoring for
i comp.
and told a numblu‘ of very amusinglan‘d- ,
these 110an in the open air. is mums-,5
Bibi to, tégt »,l:
to Mar. but this limo the dcalroycrl EBNNECTICUT
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ill ”in llllp (llv lllllllllos, lllt’i Lieutenant BMWHlng. adllIllllllt big”! "me..." Wlll bi" drawn from lhl‘ tralnr
:1" tllc sanitary train. sold lam night that g fur “m I‘lTSPlll.
fund thorn followcll u \vlllcsprmul ithe cmminntlnna ol Ilhc Hart and N934
,lmilillg of tho surl'ncl- of the sea ”mm"! “1011 Whoarrlvod rhursdayfi-Lplics were glvcn out the first thing
the completed today.
A late list
I .. . . lbirtccn (‘onncctlcul men have fallen; for ”n.1,. clothns and wcrc in own but
' “l“ (ll‘dll'lll'l‘l' spout 5‘11"? “W“ 1 to pass the aruui; llhl'aical olemma ltpr spirits when tbcy had received
loolllllur for fllrlllcr traces of illc ‘ llUllS- Thltl (1095 330‘ include 11““ “"0“ 9 their military outfits. - ‘
She l contingent. . ....__.__.
“ Majol- Rhlnclandcr Waldo, tormcrf
l\ I l t cw York city police cplunllsaioncr.lLA FOLLETTE
"9 l .V' “‘0 was placed in charge of all of the ncwn Y
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,‘ly unived mvnyesicrday and as aooul SAILS IBTO THE
LIMA. l’l-ru. Oct. 5 (I)vlu.\‘cd).—«;‘as the captains rcporlcd with thclr ore-l
dontiula and lists hc lll‘SlH‘flPd tlwm to, - ' Delightful ‘et'enlng frocks of
The Hartford mun wore new
lsiuncd to the sanitary train. 'l‘hore lisl
I 'a aboriacc oi ovorcoata and bloulica so, . . .
p was tukcll today, when Con-that it may bc‘sevcral days before the) "f (onglflm ““‘l‘m' than ”‘9 PNE'“
.rllo flll‘css by an almost unanimous vote "P“‘ll' “I"lVMIll BP'N’HW‘ M“ "mill”?!
uni ornlc , so
“brought. along overcoat: are now corp; “0 "3’”.an 1° "‘0 “Wm“ “"19”“:
eldorcd among the lucky ones.
HILLSIDE SCHOOLEMHB. whom they lint down to a meali films 01' hhlwelf only generally.
{that was waiting for them. I
l‘crans" 0f the hull contingent were on; I recall, about fifty members of tho
band to greet the newcomers and had; Housc. votcd against the (lcclaratlouI
luludc cvcrylhing ready for them ln~§0f war," he said.
ludlm: an extra amount of food for’v was lct loose upon those Senators and
worry appearance despite the number! war. unequalled. I believe, in the his- ~
of the men waiting to receive them.i tory of civilized society. W.
and the warm meal was doubly Wei»; “Prior to the declaration
The rain kept up all night. and, every man Who .hnd ventured to bp-
;in tho mornlnl: when the new nlcnlposc our entrance into it had been, throw the country into a stain or ter-
There was also a number of sail-”named a huge camp fire on the road. ’ L i ‘
lnrs. lwal' in the school grounds but the: 3
Don't scold :your Hamil, peevish
first of the series which will take place child. See it tongue is coated: this is
at the school during the winter.- Thia;a sure sign its little stomach, liver
“mar-bowels are clogged with sour
waste.
When lliatless, pale, feverish, lull ‘0!
cold, breath
eat. sleep or
ly to prove the first ofa series of Chit. {sill-acne, indigestion, diarrhoea. give clone the members of. Congrebsfitllat‘
. a teaspoonful ot"'C'nfifornla. Syrup b!
yearloutdoqr, ppm-am ““05. ha “fillings." and in a few hour-stall the foul bought to intimidate. I
iwasie. the sour bile and te‘rmenung had gone forth to the sovereign peo-
modvpasses but of the bowglnkundiyft’itl
have a Welll
once a week. or once a month. wltb‘aicnndrenl love' this inns-ml!!! "fruit
and council ring and a camp fire luauveI-l and mothers canyon-easy.“ happiness, and. their lives.
alter swing
to maker their: little “insides”, Clean
vulupnfwtnémmly. . I I I I I
l7 KeenltshamlloMGtharl"i “littleigiv‘g claw andlprotect the ‘rlgllts'ofj’lh‘e .
“clinician saves a sick cbim ‘ tomor-l people. I have in my possession cum—calm“ lupon which weiarcupvagecm.
unnamed.
row, budget
druggiat for
10min Syrup
SHORT 818 MEN I'Thursday,
Antonio blunt 0i llrlatol. all lllicll,Imm. companion all under the command,
years old, who was cont bore youter- of (million George Waters of Memphis. i
day from Fort Wright. said that. he had : Mich.
(ll llilVl . ,bplin llrrpslud in SliIWdYIork. IlustIchtI'lcdinpcucut men, although nearly every;
. l . . ‘ . . , . . . 'N '. ‘~.‘ flning a spy. an in men cc 0 up tl‘ h 'lll from‘th
., l .. .. i-m t . . l‘. n.hul01d‘l. 0 . o mrcumpany no cars arm
business to Dluu .~ thilat to fill on , \(d of law suppl «a 1 a l i “an“. down to mp "Huck exnt'llyfa wcck. Hols lempol‘arily‘nslllgned mEthn the organization is completed,
Every department offering items of fresh,
. new merchandise at specially low prices
V BIG SALE: OF
oats, Suits,
'2'
ganlzalion and about. 600 were uddcd
‘ bringing it up to its full'
CAMP DEVENS - strength of 900 men. The otllccrs are,
_ jll‘mll Fort Benjamin Harrison, lnd.,i
lhaving bcvn‘assigncd here at. tho op-
lcning oi‘ the camp. The train cousistcl
of tour ilcld hospitals and tour ambubl
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War-Time Fashions
The war has brought a great demand for
Normal? the oilicm are Con ;
. smart fashions at moderate prices. We are
ulldfl“ sanitary "“1“: 1"" “'m be 3““;me hospital will have a major and‘ meeting thlS demand.
gback lo llrlslul whon the necessary pm . “w captains. but as yvl mom are my,
1W” “1‘9 made 0“- oillccrs enough. Tho noncoulnussion‘l Especially Attractive breaks the slmigln box—Ilka
back. In front there are aiuavt
English-like pockets. $32.50; in
the ~rctlon devoted to sites l4
lo 20.
Second floor. Old Building.
is a velveteen gown in viva]
becoming blur. grvcnand black.
Perfectly simple. stmght lint“;
belied in With a double narrow
strap girdle and finished with 1
while satin shawl collar. Ser-
viccnble and practical; ll dis-
ilnctwo costume for late after-
noon. and so simple it may be
worn earlier in the day; $27.50.
Tht- parts of uniforms and the sup-
. . :ycslcrdzly morning. The men Wore in
of rclccllonfi show W“, tho best of spirits as they stood in line
Remarkable Blouses .
The new $3.85 blouses are re-
markable. 0f hcnvv crepe de
l‘lllnl'. Willi-tailored. beautifully
loads. The Georgette blousa
\lluchcomc in dark and light
Ell’ldt‘i are fuscinutlng. We
have ncvcr lltld butler one at
this inexpensive price.
Blame Shop.
Third floor. Old Building.
A charming little satin dress
is in navy. bllck. brown and
nlugcnin. finished with while
satin collar; $22.50.
“WAR PARTY”;
tulle veiling gllneniug tissues
In pale blue. turquoise. pink
and amen. French flowers Ire
effectively used and a silver bow
knot at waistline. 3'25.
Fnuhion Solon!
Second-floor. Old Building.
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‘dcnl. to proclaim thc ”nation's pur— . ’ ,
He mm” Velours Hats
im- all the rage abroad and worn
to New York extensively for
poses ill taking up arms.
that those who
.vcstorday‘by the Senate into his
., . . ,,. . . w . . "knock-about huts." Sensible
I “ n , As soon as the men were Muigdqfl («pitch bcfolc lbl. boutPhrllt-au Lou ‘A Smrt‘Coat .
‘ . _ . . . v York and luunll boy or girl calnc running with! GREY WOLF AT 1 , I, I I ~ .. - . I,“ l. a,” dialt with chic and becoming; $5 and $6.75 in
580 0‘ 30‘" (10114” 1" om V0“ hot lunch ill a pull for {:0an one who! ”mrka” ”“5 “mm “d to m“ “wast mm at H u ( l 1 An excellent model, especially the Moderate-Priced Millincry
Salons. English hats of velours in
the English Shop.85.50 to 522.50;
.ln the Burlington Arcade. 55.
good for country wear. is a
straight lined velour: coat. Two
side piculs down the back
The "Vet-l “Six members of the Senate, and us
“lulmcdintcly there
Broadway at Ninth, New York
lleprc‘sentallves a flood of ineffective
-. ”a... -3—7‘
ya I . . - u r ‘
0f “ 1' 'people voice lllPll‘ COUVK‘llOHS" throng-at
campaign ‘0 their chosen representatives in Gene.-
gress?”
thosc conducting this
lllu riaoned b the .. 1 . I _ Ilwol‘o taken out {or their flrsl‘ day of condemned as In cou'ard.‘0n womc. alldfror, to coerce public ommam to stifle, , I I I, II 1—— 1. xv
p y “up giant and ‘e lcamp lltc it was pouring rain. The air oven the Prcszdcut hadIIby no ImclgisI! criticism. and suppmsg digcuagion of 93113:? 11:33:39,333 %hi10h:g:diggl_
was so cold that it seemed to penetrate been immunc‘ from t eso a no a. the great issues involved in this war.” . . . .
to their bones but. the novelty of the! Since . ”0me members 0‘ the Senate privfl
new life was enough to overcome all; triumphant War party
the declaration of war, thel 1395“!“ “liming at length from the eges and Elections Committee wens
has pursuedl American statesmen who 09905“? bit‘ : appointed today as the subcommittwa
grumbling and they set about learninglihosc Senators and Representativesltefly President Polk's policy-in the to investigate Senator La Folleltc’s;
to ho soldiers with u will.
(my train to which they belong bad
M
iwho voted against war,
The 3“" with mali'fiMexican War. T Wisconsin t-q‘aJ ). . .
cious falsehoudsa and recklessly llb-i'tm. gave extractsmfroln @9991,“ 'BI‘, ; $611133;.Spsgg‘hjmiggmsgg 1232i?
olous ““391‘5» going to lb” extremo‘ Burkc Fox. Lord. Chatham and others3 ‘Demo‘cra’ts- and Dilli’nghanl 0! v5};
limit 0f charging “19311in ”9359“ in tho British Pprliumcut atlackillg‘nmm nnd’F-in of New Movico Rf;
against their country. Great Britain's war upon the Ameri-E publicaus' .Tile sub-committed will
"It, is not claimed that tho Senator-.1. can clouies. He said he. did i! to hold its first meeting Monday -'
who “’90th tth “any?“ 1% W3” show that the principle of free speechi '
have since at ime “C e W any was not new doctrine born of the‘ '
concerted purpose either rcgardingi Constitution of the United States. KNIGHTS To CELEaRM-E COLU’!‘
war measllres or any others. They.l' XII-support of his RSSEX‘HOU that/I , BUS DAY
have ‘70th “0°?“an ‘0 “19‘? ml Congress should speak for the couu~§ South Norwalk Council. Knights «3
WWW“ opinions, have ‘ often been try iii-declaring the purposes of war. Columbus, will observe Columbus
091305;? lOI each other I‘lnct‘llills" if“. "the Senator cited precedents at great 3, ma. October 12th. with a. celebratim
BGCOI‘ up: 0 my T900 e 011,: ave Jen U). l ‘ .
never all voted together since thbt "igt would |\ bad enough if the Con- in their rooms on “1881111181011 SUE“:-
time-cn any single proposition upon atltution coltbed the President wimlAddresses will be delivered by serum
WWII ”19 Senate' had 'been-JIiVlded.” any such power. lie-said, "but to ex-Iof the prominent members of the ox»
’ S'Enator-La-Follatte dWlBTelllthfitiif ercisea such power without Constitu- der in this city.
‘he 910118 mid 591‘“ made the victim tional authority can not long be toll Special attention will be given ta:
01' these ‘Rtt30k5"he WOUIG'n°t~lllkl pulled it even the form‘s'of free gov“! t . i 1 am The
the Senate’s valuable: time for their emment are to remain, We knowgan 9X enswe mus 03. Pros! .
consideration. . that the people would resist, and, lf5Knights of Columbus quartctte par-
“But.,Slr." he continued. “It is not necessary, resisttwith' arms- in; inglnl-uclpaling. A buffet lunch will be
“I LEV h hands, any schema to IcggihetfilIle Pres- served. _
the‘ war party in is coun . ‘as ident with‘powcr; on ”e" 9 0mm" . -
‘Thé' mandate, try into war an'dthen to continue the At the meeting 13h“ eV:nIing plansI
wal- as<long as be—desired." ‘ :were‘ perfected 01‘ e I" n 1 I
«ple of. lhis-‘i‘cbunt‘ry-that thewlmust be H lsamum rLa. Follette 5311-110 convict. ' The council will remain; communion
“flint““fle “We things are ,beins tlon..was stronger‘mth the people to- in a body Sunday, Oct. llmat scam»
and playful childaxain. .doné by'their government IvIv'lIlch“ileIo?t‘taay.manakat :thareighomdibamo tu.‘ “phi Church. ,
Vila“? £0309“! their “79“- e 118- t 9 " tum Win-s exec t in cape of nctuall .
3053! invasion. .unleasp supported thyrralerl It is planned to notify the fifteen
and for'Weeka‘Jpast‘,‘hone'stgandi-‘law- ‘éndum_ ’ 1 l I
abidlnm clumps for this country- are "A116,". 'he added, "because-thereuaion nam'so' they also may participants
b91118 “filmy-5!! ind outraged‘in their no clearnesv. of understanding, 110:0: the sacrament on thlrdny. *
’, ".thts bylvthc‘sewsyromlto lupholdiithe =uliityvot Opinion in this country, on“ ~ ...’.... w‘
themrt ‘oi the peoplc'as to the mm W NR9 VFUND~00NATION3
lllllllllifillllllll
‘bad, throat sore, doesn't
not: naturally; has atom-
it. because it never tailsi
Ask..yqur' eroua affidavits establishing the fact ing this war or what ItheIgpecific ob-
the 393123;“ of “Call- that people are be'iii'g' uhlawrtilly‘ar- jects are. upon {the attainmenbm War Service Fund is nowvvzzsaa. ‘
a 50‘9“" ° ° . imsted. thrown into Jail. held incom- which the present «Administration please make ltrgml‘er "browns-
of F188." Wthh has dl- municado for days. only to be even- ,would be' '
discharged without ever hay-l
pence. it becomes still more
be it taken int‘ ocourtl‘because ‘ ‘
two .9 ‘clr dil‘ that Co
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fineprm ,
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lmembers or the council ln’fller-“W ~
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