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1113-12.
LUXEMBuiIG, Too
The world has forgotten little Lux-
emhurtz. amid the rtrite oi bit; pow
The miniortnnea ofthat little
grand duc‘hy are dragged to the light
in an article by n Luxemburg citizen.
written for tile Frie Zeitung of Berne.
Switzerlnd.
it will he remembered that the Ger-
man army. in driving through Bei-
tium to strike France lit-lbw the belt.
If”.
, ’dmve first, through Luxembnrg. That»
tiny country wage powerleiiu to do more
than make it formal protest to (it-r-
manv. which had specifically cuarnn‘
in»! its neutrality. The German lov-
emment pledged itself to do no harm
to the inhabitants. and to pay tor of-
eryt-bing consumed. The article in
question nhown how that pledge has
been kept.
Four herxtttn arttp tarps t~ay.-t
nriter hare lived on lAtxemburg. and
tepiatfl’ng the ioodstutis
ther constituted have paid for them
with Loan Bank note» with which the
There is a
the
“Mt! ad of
native; tan buy nothing.
fearful rhortaze of food. The nation‘
the ration: are
hardly sufficient to rurlaln llic. 'l'u-
thc aftermath
is on rations, and
‘lil'l’f’lilflris anl typhus,
oi hunm-r. are makin: alarming pro
press.
Soap costs 3L?!) .1 cake. Shoo:- cost
$30 .1 pair. A suit of coats
31,2» l'lothittg, like load. is continual-
ly «mingled acroes the border into
Ct'm'liln“ by German roldierp. and the
clothes
(triman authorities refuse to ittop the
patztice. ’
"in spite oi illl' “promise
personal liberty oi all Luxemlturgertt
would rt'maili inllv secured and re-
epwted, arrests and deportationn con-
. tinue without end. Deputies, mayors.
hiuhly respected citizens have becnr
draz'ged 2"2': without a hearing. and
sent home after having languished for
wecln in Pruuian cells. Others have
- been condemned to death-for what?
’.\'one will ever know. Some mon‘hs
and. during a general strike. workout
were deported irom Luxemhuz "factor-
to: and replaced by thcir Bclcian com
Index: in mirery. and public meetings
were deported tram Luxemburg tIctor-
" Thus Luxemburz. too. has been
“Belgiumed.” though unreaistinz. An.
other little nation is having its life
ground out under the heel oi the Hun.
Another unspeakable wrong is added
to the ion: listfor America to set
right. -
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NEW TRIUMPH! FOR 'BASEBALL
It it becomes advisable to dislrlnd
the big baseball leagues. true lover.- of
our national sport need not. repute. An
. . ”lent use my be made of the
Thorn? who are not absorbed
'1. .: - American army may be utwd as
..r ..‘o-szionnb Instructors tor the Brit-
' ' -' Ind IV].
-- .. 5.7 sid to be a demand right
.3 '«id'flfllfi coining .irom the
lat t,t!:ol‘_1t;. aberr- an American would
t-salinaril‘ytc' trot iii—the". Withd-
limit] (the ruin navy to taking to
‘ .‘t‘.
f',
w. Jacky W79. if“! time to DEW" ”oi-ted W 8‘ why t
that the'
new at the. liritieh cm 7'
M” wherever that my be, and
any It» m-w'u'n'o with
tars hove ever pinod before.
They recognize their own limita-
tions, too. Obocrvotion oi the pins
'1» played by American alien in
Ihown them that it iI no child's ploy.
but I Iport sI intricate and diiilcult
u it in thrilling. They wInt to nt-
’ tain Iotnothinn ot‘the prolific-truer
Io admire in the American tenuous.
And so there ii a call for teachers,
it would be worth while to provide
a law professionals for mu purpose;
Let it not he thought that the mattrr
in trivini.- and unworthy of the attent-
tion oi two great governmentn with! a
tremendous war on thelr‘thnndn. Boi-
dlers and IoilorI have to be amused.
and fight all the better ior it. The
"purveying ot’ clean apart and entoh
tainment in already a recognized part
of the British and American military
nyetems. And it should not be over-
looked that the adoption oi' our great
sport by the «Brliinh public would be
another iinlt binding the two allies to-
gether in closer nympathy and under-
standing.
.‘—-—;———-—-.-+.——-~
sxeLomuo AN oeeonrumrv
V Major General licorice. chiat dlrcc
tor of military operations oi the Brit-
ish war oiiltc, has called attention to
:the nignliicant inilncc oi the Germans
to "exploit the ltajiun disaster." it
might be'expected. he says. that hav-
ing gained to rcmrhnble' on initial
succeu in their drive, the Germ-pl.
would iollow it up and reap the full‘
advantnle of it.
so.» They have done nothing beyond
cautiously following up the ltnlian re-
tirement. " ‘l‘he oVerwhelmlng pres-
sure at .tipmor numbers .ibat ltnly
feared has not appflred.
“Even now," he rays. “there is no
rignvanvwhore oi the not reinforce-1
ments which it might naturally be ex-
pected Germany would futih up to
strike I decisive blow It the ene'hy.
Why?
“My only answer in,
there Decadee Germany
l-t'i'itl them. She is unable to exploit
the opportunityo oilercd."
On the other hand. there are no“
lame number» of British and Fr enth
ttoopa at thtI ltaiiun iront. addinz
their rtrencth to that of the etaunch
italian line and ready to repel any
turther attack. And ltaiy‘u nilics
have moved to that front. as a British
they are not
is unable to
critic says, "with a right good will."
They relish the prospect oi meeting
their foe on the ltallun plain. where:
they can engage once more in open.
lighting. and where the winter will
not hinder military opcrationn.
The Allies are ‘ pcrie‘ctly able to
rend the men. and able to “exploit iht’
opportunity oiit-rcd." And irom the
present outliok Germany will be sor-
. bciore spring comes, that ithe tv
or dared to set foot in ltaly. ‘
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LOYALTY lN THE SCHOOL ROOM
in the wave of critical patriotism
sweeping over the- country,
utltool teachers hme come under se-
tt-re, ecutinv. in some cities what
looks like deliberate treason or aedi
tion has been discovered among the
teaching force. Here and there it has
been necessary to out a teacher in
order to make sure that the minds of
the children would not be poisoned
acainst their own country or blinded
to its birth ideals
- in most communities. iortunately
there has been no special cause found
ior sustpectinc the loyalty oi the teach-
That appears to be the case in
lint in a matter of such im-
io makP
now
hi“.
this city.
ttnrtince. it is just as well
assurance doublv sure.
There should be no attempt made.
here or anywhere else. to spy upon
tencherI or ttuhiect them to insultinx
inquiries. But a suggestion has been
going around that is worth consider-
ing. it is that teaches all 'tnlte a
pledge oi loyIlty. Suchn pledge need
not beimpoacd in any otiensive way
.ludzes governors and preoklonts. it
is urged. take an oath of onion pied:
ing themselves to uphold the honor oi
their country. Why not tactical, who
m publlc‘sermto mm in work
the. my ”in Mmfiv‘
People Iuppoftlnx thiI Irene-Hg.
hiya generally meant lfto ml! 0‘"
hmwrmfin Anti-Iain Wind-vmtmuwit m-oe» “I0
it n Inrpriaingir enjoy-hie sport, bet-
in! tin cricket or iootholk—w/nicb In:
and cam-tire my it up! ”'9"
or,atthohesinniusottioter-¢II
auditor-d occnoion. Ihonl
“Jail! in ii!”
“dormer presidents
;( htei executive in our province wnro.
‘ Adam», ’for. it [was during hill Id-
'io September 1800.
They. haw not donei.
protected the commerce of the world a . . . . . ° .
from the pirates of Tripoli and made ' . . ‘ Rennlar 25c value PC each. , ”fiat???“”affirpchg 3%“
'me ruler at that mm beg torf . Duh cTowchntz Snlei . . , . . . . .. 19“”; Sale ~ - - - - ------ 3 {01' 393 Sale ’ ' ' 898‘
mprc, 9 ' ...-I-.-~....-.. ..
The tltitd. wart Jami» Madison for 88‘1““? 1 c 9C HIh'Bl'llShfi Tm Clm )
itwauduringhixtetmoiomcethnt C.......i......... w ID St!
‘the l' fl . . -. All linen, ncttt patterns. val. 59c~ 00 ress rues,
n ed Slflit‘lwafi obliged to do», . , llard wood back fine. quality Sale , ’
.clnre war on Great Britain for her" TMh-BMIICS bristles. 30' in aluminum. regular ‘ . . . . O . . . . . . 39c 88d! .r‘ splendid quality super-tog
acts of improuintr American seamen Vol 0 1 25c. ; ‘ . v ,.\-- and finish. 42 inch-cs wide.‘
into hcr service. and from June. 1812? S l u 5c 9C 88'9" 19c; Heliumed Tab'e‘ Napkins all calm... value $1.60.
toi‘ebtu‘arylilfithencwandyounn 86.... """"""' ""'""""" . Sale .... ... 9903“!!!»
Milan was obliged to tight the tooth Bottl {P ad ”"“’”"d ““"‘h ' ' '
... mm... ,0, fl... ......“ ...... Laces and Embroiderics 00 "0’“ e .Salort .......... 4 for 39c Women’s Muslin Gowns
Jflnlflfl K, l'ollt watt our fourth, andf Value 15c. .l6 ounce size. V
the denire tor nnlionnl expenc‘m ov. . 7 ‘ , ' B‘lul'ill t'l it well node anth
the admit-hon of the Republic or; 8““ ' ' - ' 9c Sale " 19“ Dnstless Floor MODS goot‘ililtitlltiil:,ei’i’tllle $1.2];
Texan in to the Union. courted I dial mm oHJnuin ,Rem w o .
. - . . With four foot handle regular 250 Sale ...... . . . . . . . . . . 9%
nzrcqment Utdr lll't boundary on1 omensflandkerchtefs v
of the new state between the lY n1tedl3 3 ‘ .. .. limb» ~' pm“, white “a fancy colored SH! . ....... . . . . . ;. . 49C Bath M ti!
mm." @533“? 3" ”i" :3”: YSWWWW' ...... "" .010... m“ "w" ’2 1.2. m" Fancv China. Bo Bo a
r. o a m 0 m 9c .3“. 2f 19¢ . II n Heavy raised designs in all the»
twoyeerI,i'rolApril¢.18fl toJuly .......n....-.-. ‘ 'a--..-......‘ 0" Dth 00d '--‘. r .-
‘ _ . , ' . “t8” .. ll . g coloring». \auc $1.00
:ii"..‘?:.::r’::.‘:::.‘:’.2’.2 23133;" . 1...... scum. - 90;, Y . . arm. “58”” Sale . ........ . .. 99c .
sun being Mexico t‘t‘dt-(l m the l'nited't 1 1.2 and 2 mm wide. black ”d5 0f Plain and -' ‘
Stat-ca the (imputed Texan territory. .and whitc, value 150. FIMY Silk. am‘th‘m Willi“ up to 750. Marauisette Curtains
wrigth'd ‘i'enwo;e'xhizahmm or (all g e. Sale . . . . . ............ 9c In Short Length SMIOI ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 49¢ each White or ecru. value /$1...50 .
tineufltfitffiyttioieLoft‘romtiraismbiyt :2? w ChODDInK BOWIS Valuen up w “M’- 3" (“Vidal crib Blankets Pair """""" $1 19
at the very start 0, Abraham Lin-i Small sizc. regular price 15c ""0 ”'0 iota, Wonderful values. The ideal covering ior baby. pink ‘, ‘
coln' :1 administration in litt‘i, that thel Sale , ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9c Sale . . . . . 190 and 29c'yard and blue colorings women 8 Flannelette
«1min? «mtabltshgd It?» tht-lpgmolts; B l a! C Eachr. ........... 49c Gowns
o 77 . was ’to - e,t sruplc y t e, p 03 1‘ ages . .
notation of eleven. and from that , ’ ' Good l'i' l ._
tinzc April 1861 to May 186.1 whenl I Bath Towels Excellent quality ntandnrd mus. women‘s MllSlln Gowns inl choigglflstlvlckszrddcioloi "Eh:- .
Gcn. Sntlih surrendered to. Gen. ; h l rl-‘ull Iblettchleti zgcnvy \vvlizht. lln. value 39c Shimbroidery imputed. WV "90“" $1.59 ' ~ '1 I .
(‘anbv. llht- cquntry‘ witncnt-tcd ithck a 5‘. R u. m up c Sale ....... . ..... . . a e -- . .......... 49C ‘ . '
.0“). mm m m mm” 1’an _______ me C . 29c baler ............... $1.29
WiIILam McKinley was our sixth. . OW”. » e w
for years the Drovle of Cuba had been Willie Serpentine Crepe ' dTalclnn POW' 0|“an [flannel Tea Kettles .
"‘ cndeavorinu to inc thenmelvm from . l'niform weave and line ilni h. 81‘ Extra Koodtheavy quality, close- , . _
the tyranny 0f Spain and become a Yard 1;, Value lie 0 h Iy woven and tlcecy nap, value he. 8 aizc. all copper nickel plum. ..;
separate nation. Revolution after i- -. """" ' ' . (3 Sal. he 2 f 19c yard. ed.ltegular ”75' '
itevnlution tlcv,eloptd and much Amn Curtain scrim " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 01' 290 Sale . . . . 4 yards for 596 sa e" ' ' ' ' """"" 51$
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EADERSW’
VILWAS.
PRESIDENT lwusou f
Editor Sentinel: '
Today in the nixtyiirat annttteraaryly
of ti.“ birth oilNoodrow Wilson the '
tm-tytquhth. prceldont o.‘ these
United States and our scienth ‘wnr .'
....T..°.1"...‘.‘l§.¢“§$ 2:: "" ilf'l’l‘hese Nines are very important. They give you a
hint of the money saving opportunities in every
department.
1 Vlaiues-Valfles—and :yet More Values:
the greatest executive and statenman
"thlonched Hand Towel-
‘ int:
that tho nationdtatnthun ”"”'Od'md‘7'
‘ Regular 12 mt: yard.
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our immortal Wu h.ngton and our;
martyred Lincoln
Wt-r brings bull; to us it"illiili"Ci’llf‘f
oi the pact and it in therefore inter 1“
eating at this particulnr limo to re~
call to our minim the turmoil oi the
at these lnlted
States who IerVed tllc nation a: the
Galvanized iron Water
Pails
Twelve quart size. value 50c
Sale 39c
Dishll‘oweis
White. with font color borders.
Toilet Paper
RennlIr 6c each.
Sale .5rollsior19c
Men’s Arm Bonds and.
’ Necltwecr in Holiday
Boxes
Men’s and Women’s
Umbrellas
Good assortment oi handles,
regular price 81.25
Sale.......... ...... 89:
Women’s Hand Bags
ministration lhIt tropic-anon! ulutiono
existed with France irom July 1798
Our next war
Thomas Jefferson, it was during his
first ndmlniotrntlon-thot the Gov-t . 9c
ernor of Tripoli doolated war nxulnstl -~ ‘ '
the United Btatesnnd tram 1801-1806 ; W.nui WMtGms
the Amerionn Navy, under llalnu ,b 50 ‘ ‘
bridge. Matur, Preble and Truxtun WW" “P c ”'9' 9c
he will take his place along ride 0!
eyv
Connect-o
erican property Willi destroyed. In
limit. the l'nilcd States xcnt the but u; "Md wide ”W" borders. “m.”
tmd ecru. value 25c.
Unbleached Sheeting Turkish Towels English Long Cloth.
tlenhip Maine" to iluv.ana Cuba. on‘ '
'n peaceful mission. A revolution was Yard ,,,,,, , _ ,,,,, 19c 40 inches wide, Value 20c yard Extra large and heavy, V3" 3“") Good grade soft finished. value."
they; bring (frrif'il on in the island. _. B S f Salon .21'2 yards for 29¢ sale ------- - ----- .. - 59C 32-00
:Ilillt‘n} an without warning the " ureau C8!” 8 . ' ’ 1' an! ’-
”‘iiaine" was sunk with the ions of : White '"h floral design ends Whlte Cheese Cloth Cl'lb Blankets Slk ' ' j ' ' ' ' s '4 9y ,‘
over halt at her crew. The terrible“ Pink 'and blue kindergarten d!“
Men’s Wool Sweaters ~
and lace trimmed. Regular 8c'ynrd
signs. value $1.00
ncwn acted 1ch an electric whorl: on‘, v
the people oi on: country in April. f SWCifll ----- . - - 190 Sale :‘. . . . . 5 Yards for 29¢ S I
i898. the President declared in the T“ k ”W ll Cl “I __ a e ' ' ' ' ' '. """" 7% A" colors, regular 5- “5 .
"name at humanity" lind In the l' '8 as 0 Dresden Ribbon I sale“ ' ' ' ' """" $159
name oi c;vilizntion" and 'in behalt RGSUIBI' 5'3 "Ch All , Bed Sheets ..
3'...p"3::“thrigfibflggmogn””335... Sale ' ......... (“'01 19c ular 832m". 3" ”Ch“ “d"! "‘5“ Full size. good duality. val. 89c Wash [Boilers
lwas declared againat Spain, which Beauty Pins. Bar Pins. Sale Price ...... 29c yard Sale ........... . . . . . 790 No 08 size. motafll 2goittrm. wan.»
autcd for thc nhort period of seven C 5 Li k8 Etc Tan Bed‘Blankets handl 5' regular "'
months with disnnitmts results to the II II ° ' Gongoleum Mats Sin to l e w rth 31 25 Special ............ $11397
Spanish mny anJ the loss of Cuba to an atom tops, regular 25c and 29c /S Enl ' z ' ° 79c D . C f rt bl ' '
Spain Each 19c Size 18x38. value 35c Dee! ,, ........ air om o a as
Woodrow Wilson, by the continuotw ' """ ' ' ‘ . . - ' .
3.2';‘°:3it..::.::.:2'.':t M‘s; Fancy p... Cushions. ca. 5?“ W» " 29‘ “c" .llil‘tili 92:3“ 3th.; tarry; ”$3.3m: ..
. er r n . . ' m
the lmper;Il Government of Austria.; lat Box“ work Boxes welsbad‘ Gas Mann” sleeves. 3'3"” “me of patterns. we
nt in l i . . ~ - '
it: a..." "33;: $.33i2";3§ ; ...... ME: :31“ r W; Sale ------------- - we sat... . . . . . . .. ... 5m
obliged to declare war on Germany ‘ . . ' ' Wfitin Pa r and Cor. ' .
and Auetria and thus enter the great . ~ Sale Price. ..... 196 Sale """""" ~ 3 for 29¢ ragondezeoe Cflfdfi' Blankets . ‘ . ‘
est conflict in the Main f the worll' ’ A ' . -. 5 .
by becoming m ally 2i 7he Pimento Tin Fluring Water Pails women? Cashmere. Hm Fancy holiday boxes, regular Full size. heavy weight, bf ‘
countries in ",9"- endeavors to rid Regular 256 Fast black. all sizes, regular 35c 81.00 clean stock,-groy-or white. . ;
the world of Prussian Militnmm and
make it sate tor the rights of man 4
“ar hit: its beneficial side as well;
as its disastrous one. for it producett "
great men. some are developed dur-x‘
in: its exitttenr." and others after its _
close Many of our former pretti-
dentn were soldiers in our previous
wars. The Revolutiona'v War gave on
George Worthington and James Mon,
toe, the {Wor of 1812 furnished us
with Andi-sir Jackson. William H.
Harrison. John Tyler, Zachary Taylor...“
and Jameo Buchanan Abraham Lin-‘
calm-erred in the Black Hawk ln-'
dian War and Marlin Pierce in the ,
Wartfiltb lesion» . The Civil Wu .
responsible for“ Ulysrfs- 8 Abram.
mother! B ayeI omen ar-
tibia. 017“.ng .Ar'nm. tie-main,
nmm.¥ min-1m To
*deoth
dioonfleii. ll'he tires-"t
31 World“! "Wham
WWdMoUN'
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marmalade-mu.
*whohllhoi Iroiiolomtoltlot
Midimnmenlnantord
W
19c Sale”. ......... . 29cpair Saie................79c Pair .............. $4.1!”
EXHIW WI
75 WOMEN‘S BLUE smut
DRESSES
Pretty styles. Value $19.00.:
Special - 3.7 W
1 WYm'dotof “‘00le
mtRemnants.
AWMdtheMa
able ntIt'criIlI in
{on skirtI dresser»:
W .
WM Wl-Qtfl 1'3 I!" then
.9; {cm aim...» " “‘ififih’l
9‘7).
Marveloun vnluw-Binttest Coat bar- .
, trains. of the season. Honduras new .
models.“ mode of the best nouiblflnater-
' if ialnaiflaoleuing variety of colon; many:
Molly trimmed with fur; . ;
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