called "aoldierphobia." its attack
‘JVEN'ING SEN'HNEL "“1" 3""- 1" Implem- are the
permiuion oi mimicry embraces by
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gsoldiers passing through the city on
i. In. C A. L. GOLDEN, Propl-ltroop train.
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- ”m9 1‘! vcouary part oi a pollmll'l equity .
E ““3 90W 'aieiii, and though Chief 'Roberta ' dill WW,
{3‘ ‘BhAY, JAIUABY 31, 1913 not intend to say "aoldierph'obiaf'g
t. ..._. - , _,_,,_.______ meaning “a tear oi soldiers. but‘
MTV" ALIA!“ P03 'Ioidier-mania" meaning madness fathtelling their troubles but a whole lot
'I'OHOREOW 9exeeaait‘e or undue attachment to sol-i "Y 10 ”Pl” ”1" “13"” ‘0 a friend.
idlers." his ideas on the subject are.
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High tide 7:34 a. in; 8:15 p. 111.
Sun rim 7:13; nu 4:51 sound.
~—.... _.- ....._ > ‘ 1 do not (bier-t to girls
Member at the Associated pm. _their patriotism," he says, "but it1
The Aaaoctated Press in euthaiveiy ' ‘
. t b don« Witt reason lilo decor
entitled to the use tor pubiicatoli oi mus e ‘ ‘ d
nil newa dispatchers credited to it or
not omen/tile in this paper and also
i
ahowintl
am."
For a girl to show affection to her!
tho local news. published berm" ‘brotl‘ler tier eouain tier iianrr or herj Flatterv it: the verbal bannann peel ior whith ever had tall ‘ 1 Y R [D U - . v
ela‘tndfl‘m. of repubilcatlon ol ape- ' ‘ ' ' i ‘ l V ‘- it 3 50 A D W E 81.00 LINEN COUCH LOVERS
“rudflltatchea herein are also re- iriend oi long standing at the time ot‘ . --—- { BLACK MESSALINE 59 Cents
. his leaving int a perilous adrenture i! . o A xoodtinaniv 2:05” nay gaigrezdh’av: read some angui old 91th: her: .” 31.09 Yard Fill“ and fancy stripes. With brocad-
natural and THEN. A girl who caret. llr eon en, on I 0 many 0 on are too a to para an ' . - ~
mgnod'lnlgmm. 'I'IlLI- about having people r9899" her wili‘ that (Wory gtneration has a Him to them as an inheritance. i . le1t5 Yards ed ffll‘lfle fl“ “mund'
mat room—92M. 1" to wit m. dtsnttt- {' Th , . t , ” ‘ 1 35¢ BLACK LINING SATEEN , . SQRIM CURTAINS
3m once—93. But for Km“ to permit mange mm. e aonit-n in New \orlt are no against another problem now that i , 24 Co t ‘ Slnglmnalraonly. While andecru.
' . thev have not the vote; they llaVe ill at found out that they can't vote and ‘ II S '
Hm Bram DEM—1338. to hug and kiail them pronilueuollttll’ an.“ mango their mind. ' 3' 25C SIZE KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE 986 P.“
on, 35"”... mil—218.114” 4 Just bf‘cziut-tt’ the men are in unllornl, , ‘ i / 19 Cents Vain” III) to $3.00
enco- -. . .. - .. ' ;"
3mlll&uuan.flrrl 3 ”an“- is tuba; (Xdi‘lflyhrlll (iijfluullllgitindl:::xnl From the any that einpioyei.‘ cant 9mm“, “M .t my man m.“ “In" ' One lo :1 CW! 980 GUERNSEY EARTHENWARE
. ““5“ “ "F ‘ e g r ' "9"“ ° 5 0 down the tilreel we My that an able bodied man out of employment now i‘ ‘ t y t
m theniaeiveit on any street corner unit an able bodied than dodging n. . i WOMEN’S $2.“) AND ‘3.“ LASSEROLEQ'BAKtiLG DBHES
WM! PullMiOM otter to hill»: and his» any mttn I'hO‘ SHIRT WAIMS '
The public "Itii'chtllogy" “an” passed by. ‘ ltid you est-r stop to think that lit out It man want all right in hla way $1.79 W 01‘ Oblong. Shane
been very 800d lately. We might aay M—YM "l" ”m m“ way war wrong. fly I] W'
Tova MADE m oanmuv , ...__. New Efleclive Models In” ATER FAILS
that there has been a slump in nation-
al morale. We hard been getting a
hit worried about the war. “'9 have
developed a tendency to doubt and n0—
limiam.
To tell thn truth, there have been
some tzrounda tor this. The Roman
situation. throwing on us so much
larger a war burden than we expected
to hear. has been diacouraainz. And
the domestic situation haa and atili
moi-e riieet. 0hr ruiiroadrt have
proved unequal to their thall. Our
war oreparationit have not gone lor-
uttrd its rapidly on we. expected.
Ships and munitlom have hand. It
aonietimea looks it our
whole wor were uettint: stalled an?!
the iamtliar manner of freight ahip-
menta in it italic blockade.
Welt. lupptiite I‘Vl'l‘hlllllfl were an
bad all the moat peanitnistle critic!
any It In. Stippoae the obi-unites are
or" high inauperttble. Mid UPPOM‘ 0“?
moat promising eiitiortit to humount
them have bunllt'd.
The very worst ihlm: to do about it
in to get into it Sloulll “i 1””Wnd'
And in. the most lll'lvAl‘lt‘l'lt‘lil’I Hill“:
It this nation halt been
lost i‘hritltniaa Was not an affair or it a you!" than Would engrave hi
the genial Sanil' Chi“! "'“h German hall to do lit to get it diamond to do it
i
children. Not even tiliit day was ita-
('I‘Ml ilotll the war-god. Many of the now. the mo!
tort' xiven titrmiin youngster! have M. In." have to pay later. and the;
(alien into the hand» of the Alliea. rnlaller will he mt- tool toil. :
float of them are models of cities des- We did not want till-t prat-tieai mor-~
troveti by German arms, showing.“ “.an admtntfitH-pa. We do not'
the heaps oi luortnr. briclt and stone like it. lint if it molten tilt [in realizt"
which in many cues are all that ill “m the nation la up “must in in?
left of Northern France and Belgian ”mom“. 3”,. of war-m.klng. and reX
cities. an“. a little of what our allies have
There are aillo picture books tor the long been t-ndurinl. it will be very.
rureaiion and education of tho tierr‘wod tor m; And this moral llent‘ill
tll.ili )uulll. Those are titled with it h‘ in addition to n“. ”Mural adyan.
luatratiotln of military mum-ultra: in “m”. "rung“..d,
whiell tho German troopa are always
rtiown vlitut'loua. their enemies
Winn-t llt‘litx destroyed.
in the name old trick in a new uerman oeruimliml 9' ”Ohm" “I". the
tot-ill —the attempt to bill: up a gen. Baltic provint'a of “drain hittt lust
t't‘ttilt'n hull": lill fliin'llt‘rnlttnh. e!\nlt- t-ouit- toriiaill. 1‘ ile“‘-““P" "m (ler‘
int: militarism. many hits "mi elinrhinu her iioltl 0“
iiow innit. oh people or the areal. tililt hilt. \‘atuuhie territory with econ.
[retire-lotion tlt'nltit'i'itt'it‘s «liow‘ lolliz'f‘ nude n24 “'0“ its: illlll‘ltil’v weanonl. "0"
.__..____._______ chm New 0, Mint“?
‘THE WELL-MEANING TURK “on” to have been the Germanium:
1llt' t‘utt titoinilliuiuean und Minsk. of "w wholr "mum-tailor! ayatom.
fruit-news ot the 'i‘tirkit iti wishing to The “union railroitda have an air
t‘onirol l'ltit-ittitie llttl't- term a not . . . o. dermal“. “3“
INF“ lolly understood, 'l'lliw arrnmito “("th Md. ”mite irovinet-a. halt
”he invaded tilt. I
i'lt'lil‘ ii, the atatemenr at it Turktutt ”“an all "u. melts to her own
tirantt \‘izior it in report/ed that tittit ”mm"! "a“... The reitult in that
worthv gentleman Ila» tint it thuit: h used only M‘ ”Fm“ ml"
"Tll" ‘ttl't‘rt'ilttitl‘ ot a neutrttl ilow- "3 “w“
l0
almost all
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MORE PRUISIAN THOROUGHNESO
(the interesting little detail of the
lil'
‘eeonomie
we could do.
rharaeierizrd in history by the trait
more than any other. it hits neon the
trait of trittuiphion titer ohitti'tcit'it by
tilt.- application oi tlratnit. “enemy and
will. The ut-ritter tho otlrttncieil. th'
hotter we have lllwuva riaon to them.
It the sillliitlon \t-eri- really homiran.
the American thing to do would he to
truck litl uud amusll throulh to IllC‘
they can he
‘ inu ItM'li. ioi- (termini tiurpott
”- M “Mum “‘"h m moat “M“.abm it iltltltlta were illiuvl'otl nonitntlllv
irolti Ii t‘ttrititian standpoint. alt irie. "hm-cw). [1... region. “I“. would b“.
lion limtlll‘ t‘iirirlllili net-tit \votltd ollt- ltt‘lttlt‘” for 3. [0]“; ill“.- to eomo. mt.I
diilicully under meant
he ran» to
t'l'“'lt‘t"lt‘i'ltl to the hrontent inronl’en- "u“. oi tho
lent-ea.‘ Applil'tthll)’ the tirnnli \‘tlior ctrndlll‘m" or ohanainn t
bo-litweu that Syriunr and Armenians. her 0““
lite it'tulllltt "(‘ltritttlttn tit-eta" ol' I'Ilt‘tl- t'lttrilltl“."- l|.\' “WW“ ;
rollinl: “09""
inl‘tith
ei-itit
tint. to. a matter of fuel. nothina iii
no had in tile eranollanaerit have no
rt-ttontmi. Anti el'ery clue oi muddlint:
and dolor turn be malt-tied by one or
olicioncy and promptnt-tiit. Altogether
this nation has matio. “NC” We enter-
ed the war. tar greater pronoun than
any other httiiitterent has made in "if
nemltlnlodat ‘-
i and corn tilillll
l 111'. “'0 I . . V .
"H “‘ ' a unammnm Hm. tor withiloidina (telnian
Turitlrth rule to itin't‘ them trout fillt‘ll “mm “mum“. to have the
i 00 w e - .
It tl hi hi irittltin. diatrit‘ltt at liOl‘ mtltifi
Judaina M part dmuonutrttttona oi ”W
As'r Towns nURT
titt- ’i'llrltiith tilt-thud of preventing this
‘Mal’ii’ oi the
plum-dot todttv iirt- thiMz away ov~
on while the aiooniorx t-roall. Honest
"memo ill havintt ita otter-t. Weak
It” any tuna atronatlwnoti. (im't‘m'
”N‘ Vl'l'll' "0‘" “H "llfllakt‘n in h.“ .u-w ‘ I I
(I n 0“” ' OI ' In I“ \' Milli.“-
. . g. nlorllli‘ih. d "1“th l .
N l ‘llntlltl iltt llil llllit‘ll «a lllti I ll 'I‘ .1] “Y I“ "2
all
l'rlittilltill tuilitartatit lti't' in niortt oi Munroe wuita, a hithertnan. wait kill;
their vii-wit (illit‘t'l'l‘lllifl other neoplea.
ttl. 'I‘llt'ttt- tthitlntntert of Willi-tilt were:
‘I't't‘i‘llwl more tlt‘ittl than tlilw. but.
tnduntrlal organisation _.....,_....______.__. wow l"\l\'t'tl unit will livt~.~
mental and . h ' I.“ in“, MORAL IINIFIT FROM THI IHUT At t‘odar inland. Ilmlnoito itdtltlti.‘
I" ”HIM ti“!!! '0 I'm . ' DOWN Sell hotel. iiarlror inland. llhtteruut
.iinll (htrltooite tile ithi‘lll dolltroyi-ti.
whole complex uilu'lilmil'y lit heniuninv.
”3---. No rotlurta litfl't‘ W":
. . but the ‘ llittnyflitllflt‘fl. .
t l“ "V“ it It“! ”u” . title or llit‘ wlioieaolue t'l'lt‘t'ltt lnttl' it't‘t‘l/VMl h‘Oiti tilthttt l:tltttt't‘r it‘li iii/"l?
in. . ,. ne ,vtwaor. .
V l" aro turninl tlttlllifll to the live tlal'it' rtuttoeltnion of ”“9“ dutmtti“ do i wot”. “yin-“t
M holiv who cannot lim' thin i” ‘ 'tt‘ It'ltttt‘lt‘“ "l" “W . ‘
v ‘ intllitttt'ini iti-tii‘ity Null oi the Mialtist- - i
iii-tilllrl.
All oi ttw town» llit hr titt~ tiltll'lll
ltllil noon t'lli oil trout the (“RIM“-
\Hit‘ltl by ire t'ol' three wet-int titld llll‘
t‘ltli‘lll only added to their ttltilt-rtnittt ;
'l'llt'l‘t" wort no food at tuunv of tho
lliniI. ilit' alorra linvinn roll! out.
in it way. their aiot'ltrt and mint: unable to not
. Hind.
D It i VMllillt ind ltioro “N" I" ”W it h“ llrolilht mm" to
fit aw tuli- on ' . t
' tin mm“ P ‘ ‘lilo ('0llllli‘i“it’millilllfi had douo ltl‘t‘V'
I (t ’. .‘i. ‘
”’"fl'tw "1:3.“ " mm mm m, tomo- lllttltii'l ililtl tlittlinllttd HIiilt'n
’ I III ‘
.ahlio m n M ‘ liit cultured in it bia. hard war.
- ll“! and elt'Illnnn lire doinu l.t-l - .
We ve till hit-own tltia. _
M" lou ”'“I‘mm‘ mm," WMqV‘i h“ . a new ailttlttimi hroituito of too t‘tlmll‘
A m!" t It " W“ "l "W “h“"um mm M u» haw M tiotot lll Alhamarla Hound. no hoatr
H mm" l dlt tittt‘t lltlii idea 'h‘" w" ""“M ”WWW “"1 "WY itettlli aide to operate. t d | "M
' t 'V a . l
" Into a“ "9‘ thing about its \li‘lllll. that tho war wait the llatlttiltr lti lit-rout aacrt ‘
. ie in accordion lo [cider L. ii. litlrtiy. our .
. nation 9‘ 1:123: 33;, under aoairthitiu twat-t train it“ which walllil‘ "W at it l‘rttuilii‘tt “Still!“ tiltlitt‘th mm”
”It, tr var
‘ ' . . twinni- who I‘Wllli‘fl iii“ Attittltlr. Mr. Hardy
way. with n Inlllfly mot. and ronr. ” °“ "' "" own «word “i ‘ l“ ."u in tho “Milli room at hilt homo
u aort ol'
: 1 ”If t 'A‘I
:‘sfli tr «t
‘ Bubbles and Strands
SANDY.”
From what we have seen of it nursing a public Job seems to be a di‘
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ll would be hard to explain the Iatiaiaction that any one geta iroln
-———.
love in wealth? only thing in the world that enables a man's wile to
A good war time diet and one strictly in accordance with Mr. Hoover's
idea on the matter would be the old-fashioned kind oi bread and cheese
l’,’ and kisser-that is it one could get the bread and cheese.
. Sunday school, elaalt oi tlw -i-‘Irut t'on-, ~.
lot‘omullvel ‘
' bt‘rl.
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«t . i ll'l'llii . - . . . _ . : .
aume lt-natlt oi ”iii" And no oil t ti and tltoidini. tilt intonittni i BADLY lN STORM‘S‘
I'M lottlnl our Ill‘ldt‘. "MN ”MW“ to., "MEN” "‘0 _...——-— ‘
ll‘tiliblt‘ti moat will ”“tulltiltt' "“ttt'l‘i't'r ln intv in BM (Continuod m Page On)
”Mental hotter arm ininltta, and first: 333:“? szu «rahmhi turgid“; tin-2:: t "giant‘s“
' m" ........ m ... r" "t ....... mm .. w .. w ”rim“... ii...”
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' oat . , . 1 nooaatu the ma. WW! I! ti! "u MM “.94" a m,“ i
.. ' ..,...._.............. at. . . - - ~ .
ulnar. Jamar 21. lots
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BUSINESS IN
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, nusnai titties demand an ai malady—No slacking 1."ka the cur-
riers Mt speed. *8“ d] wk cash
‘oega oneacatl‘i’llio it. e are ea mus ee” "9 *0 0“!“ reuular records.
ednclions.
Ia gotten when you have all opportun-
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minted with him.
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refore for tomorrow we will make drastic r
Note the once cuts. Come early.
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Value 76c
49 Cents
N0. 8 on it TiigilgoASIi BOILERS
Wood handles. seamless
worth $2.25 and $2.50.
ENGLISH LONG CLOTH
. $1.69 Piece
Fine smooth duality. lam wearing and ,.
money sawna.
WEAREVEL ALUMINUM SAUCE
DRESS VOILES
30 Inches Wide
19: Yard
5 High Quality. Beautiful Unto-date
‘ Patterns
BATH TOWEIS
Made from birth grade aoit atronlr yarn.
.' 19c Each
. . 59c ROLLER. 'I‘OWEIS
Finished for the roller. made of atood
linen. that will rive service and satisfac-
a name on the heart at a Kill all he
with.
ONE HUNDRED“!
ANNIVERSARY
(Coatinud tron First Page).
covers. _ .
ward Anderson . The Rev. ilctlreuor
read a note from Mr. attach. tear-ell-
in; hia abunoe‘that watt due to ill-
nella. (‘harlea E. Curtta n‘aa Ir. Ulb
non'a suecoailor. lilr. Curtta related a
{err incidentn relatinfi Vto‘hitt li'orlt
v
while til't'VIiillx and disclosed mitt-h In- ' lion. / FANS
toroilltnu n oruiation concerning lilo. ' 2 EM
duttga. William Ii. Smith. who no'ttx 3903B“ I‘Olléquflf:
mat ea in Brooklyn followed Mr. (‘uo 3 ‘en 8
tilt and lie leellilnfly also-titled tron DRESS GINGHAMS Retrtllar Price 81 00
ernimfiitiihniin I; «from? 1:23.; _ 32 inches wide: dye-touted colors. The
‘ . a 3 v - Iv "h 1 . C o
the rotation of the 1'0 hubjfl'll later ' 80.80“ S neg?‘ designs.
aids or 39c
onuand lillitl tiiiitf illlroveg-g't-rv inter-
eit n . e was it 0"! )‘ he nu .
5.2“”‘5'ii‘h'iii'l K t... ".1... if; = FINE FRENCH WHITE VOILE
min." ohm" y firmed-"d with. m lm2ms‘m‘rgigc49c yard.
The duality we can recommend for
satisfaction.
Christal“ groans “whit: it large flat; .‘
$1.25 WOMEN'S SATEEN ‘PE'I'I‘I-
writ- airport-it behind our" pulpit. .l’
COATS
WOMEN "S SERGE DRESSES
‘ Six New Models
812.95 .
Worth $15.60. Quality dreamt of
style and lit. extra wood value.
0: ‘N. 'I‘. SPOOL-OWN
6 Spools for 25¢
FLEISHER‘S KNITTING YARNS
Khaki and Grey
”a r33?"
Benito tin-t showed that tile lt'liOtil
hail contributed twentyone Int-inherit
to the eolorx. Four young ltltllt‘t’i.“
Marian Thompson. lint-y Reddeid.‘
Ilelon (‘oleburn and Alice Stutlmlrd."
vlere tlrr‘almtl to represent the iotlr ‘
. u' ‘ u
dinerent pl iod through Wllli‘li the. Atlr 'v v . .
achool lllfl‘;\i\l:d. The younil Ittdit-a’! my 9 St' I“ CONDICIQ wk" 8880!" 779: H‘nk
contributed to the ofl‘t'lltr aith tit-3 _, ' , 89 Cents \alue 90c
hl'mt. 'The Iloelt oi lieu." an . ‘
“nudttltlant.” while Mr. Norman - ‘ - V— A W 0NDER BARGAIN
Statinllrd a‘nd hills: firflhfl‘tl'lllilllnnl‘il ‘ CHILDREN'S WAS“ DRESSES “’OMENS COATS
i illd i rt-inn'. " .
"T ’lflgtlnfil‘:;cmgtltfll:;fi for? own. ” txaggllngiudfifly 0‘ styles and All 410w. Worttécsgtlflo.
.trnt Wilaon watt read y r. 'outttta' .' . - \ ‘OIIIOI'I‘OW W 5
'I‘ in S d 'Shoot. f'v- . ,
“Mn; luring: elftend to you. and ’1 ‘9 and $159 None-on AWNVII
through you. to the numbers or the" CURTAIN SWISSES
nronnttonlli (fititrt'ti of Norwnllt. my “Inches Wide
heartr eonizraiillaliolls and heat; 12 1-20 Yll‘d
Vlflht'ii on tint occasion oi your ono _
ltundrt-tlth annlrertlnry; l GM Sheer audith Wide range of de'
DRESS SERGE
All wool. Worth $1.60.
, 93: Yard.
Rich appearance and exocntiona
t‘ordialty and ainmrttly yotlrlt. i .
woooitow Wil.80.\'., slams. . trearina ottalntiea. ‘ .
rm.- ntw. Rabi-rt. oi rim-lung. lionl I‘MW an». 3.: an: .atl. “maria“...mm
iii the Sentinel
«or. -m
, ‘w-..
'“W‘d- m' "1 lntoroatinl MW" "'3 “Woo
Advertise.
eat. and commit aonte anluitinit
m, .. _...... MW-
anecdotes oi tho'chureh and lid nit-tn;
dive rturned man'Gwemmt In Salaion
The halt was then aiittltod auditor.
\irtireaor concludrtti llllt itervieeil with
it prayer.
unit. Merrill and Soldieranlo
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