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Human BY had lust'been augmented by 25.noothy-l7trst Annual Session
’m “ow" ifrcslt Armenian volunteers. later re i Begins In New HIV”.-

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With us somewhere the march. or toy I tested toward me at all tinsel andl
As everywhere.

age, the bivouac. and the battle.

gasp and walking the warmer hurt‘ involved.

ratios. although they may not have! assurance of my appreciation of 11,.qu
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High lids 6:00 a. ll; 6:57 p. to.
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‘pcrts from Constantinople hare
‘clalch some necesses. but there

a”. themselves.
We shall think better at Armenians

~ Report of Commandervin-
; Chief

'sermsno doubt that the Armenians; “NEW HAVEN. April 16.—Bm'nss-f“"'m"' more marked.

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:me still rlvlu an excellent tat-mum ; mg the belief that tight must M.‘ . .

firepartmcnt Commander W H.
'(‘henev, of this city. “sled {balmy-
Z' first encampment oixthe Grand Amy

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your numbers grow less. the lle that:
binds us is drawn closer and our {in I

The War.

it is new little mpre than a year‘
since the minus thud which had,
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Fitch's Home for Soldiers and
2 tailors. , ltry burst asunder. revealing behind 2t
‘ Four visits. as directed by vote ill the lurid name at war. into this war

the department. have been made to! the nation was forced by the constant

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“Swatches herein are Ibo "ii-llrrendel‘t’d. and‘blodring the German ‘ city ‘n‘ Metric bodies. The morning peel“ commad.uon 10, m. “Mun. dlfiuslng those principles throughout"
i ' .l "‘ imam"! 0‘. “1"- session was girl-n ovor‘to the road“! Wilton: theltitchens ware scrupu. the world. The far reaching “mie- . ' FANCY MADRI‘S
m" m“ “m I'll! l ---——o—————- lot "mm on the disposition of my lowly clean and the food of excellent outlive no human eye can measure or FXl't‘lll‘lll varictv «i‘ -' " ' ' ' - - -
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3:0" own ' ‘N ”‘9 7° “MM ”“3 ltlne matters. ‘ duality. ~"The dormitoriu seemed too lomace. But we have the faith which —'l'or \l’tllllt'll ‘n \t'rllvts. cum; yard “’iill‘. ‘ ‘ a” “it“ “but
M M l'ndoubtedly agents of the Germs-'1'; ”and!” ,WM stowed. not space enough being .1. casts out all fear as to the result. ieei- ‘ we Yard
Moss M . ,i'ovcrntusnt have not succeeded in do: WISDOM". ‘0'“! to NM! man. So many object “I! "II! in he and there must come the "
° : . v . r ' v t . , , ' ‘ ' ‘ 1
”m M Qua—1m. 2‘“ all the damage in ”m countrr‘l’ (omrades. “hen. a year no 7‘” 0 filling the windows 09m U night ““Wh 0‘ "I“ "lhl- FANCY WHITE VOILES
v “gave me the high honor at a mail that the rooms are far from property Truth crushed to earth shall rise [(3] ' -
WI mmzid ;tlt.'tt tltev_oxpected to do. But theyiwn election on your ‘0"an Ventilated _ " “all! . l :t llll uppeaunce,eoft hanging and mm {film- art-
Ottawa» ‘m— m.' . .. . I - ~ ' . ' rlillc 'r ' ' - -- ', , ' "
m MT maxim—f “me “”0”“th harm and inflicted i commander, I accepted it with a deep The liltiatlt National Encampmgm. ; The eternal years oi God are her‘a, i pc'lulztlll’c f‘i‘lllvlliigxftll“: flvisitt‘i‘tl'lt‘lltsuum“or blush I durabh- “M d“-
. 1113-12. ' :nerious industrial loss away “yondusepsqol _ the coflfldcnoe’ and 9st“ The plug", national encampment. While error. wounded, I'l‘lllles in pain, ' 1“ ' ’
mm shat Americans thought lloaalble atglltus maalio'sted by you. During I! held in Boom the week beginning And dies amid its W0!lhipppr.d"' ,y 290. 30c M “C Yll'd
' . it has been fly constant Mullet W was in every war a [ BENJAMIN ll CHANVY * ‘
F O _ ,tht‘ beginning of lhe war. The Ger Itomi 0‘ 0‘94: . . y groa . . , . . .
IUIINISB METHODS on c N 3mm "w menace has grown to “..rm.‘,sadou\alr to maintain the prestige al- success. Our depart”. t was rcpre . Department Commando; 1 [WHITEI SHADOWMMPE _GA‘BARD!NE
GREGG ' “My attained by this department in sealed by more than two hundred All” lht- non luncheon the V’s-(Orally. " “In" ‘ (’u'm'd‘f‘”. ladies “1“" ”m" "”d M‘l’ill'fl'l' Sklflfi:

in its last Minion, runklnu npproprlu- in“ proportions “WW" “’9 “"9 h.“

grm guessed wrong to the extent oi 1"" “d disloyalty ““1 “WWW“ “c“ as far as lay In my power. MW)". oil by Well! Place» of the celebrated cfim" “"9 '1 W001")! Hall. Tomorrow

35.000.000.000. or about 40 per cent. Em “"0““ “W"-

, And no wonder. considering the. it 3‘" belrue ‘halfl‘m" “0”“ in
chaotic methods used. Representative "“".“°“n”l' "ll 933ml“ ‘0 ”“5 Allied
sit-dill McCormick of lllinois. arraign- “"50 h“ ”"9" "Wadi“ 3‘" “I? ‘0
in: the existing uDllropriation machln- l “'1 ‘0“ ‘0 Incendiary fires, explosions
, "v. Mm. out that there are um ad.‘llrlk9ll and underltandetl operations in

mlnlalrntllm departments each “plantar-ice and other places is amazing-

whlrh prepares its annual estimates" 1"“-
of expenditure without any regard to: This‘country “9"“ “I“ '1'"th

the estimates of the other depart-fit does want thoroughly sstlaiactsry
intents, without regard to any vvoll-or-l “"3 "M9" “Nth the department 0‘
dared system oi iinunt‘o. and in total Justice and local authorities can act
disregard of the government's income. ‘ With weed and force. _ The omlutrl'

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Those ten conflicting estimates nrefi‘anlfl action. and wants it now.
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delivered over to 29 dilleront commit-i ”Tommi!!!“ undo thoroughness .lu
dealing with spies form. the only way

too! consisting of 300 men in the two .
houses oi congress, cacti committee I" put a check on their pernicious ac.-

riag- its assigned work and oub-l “Ville! to lion Mr opra bravado and
its reports without' knowing‘dflrlnll disregard of the authorities. it
what any other committee is doing-ill“ Men “"0890!" too cany‘tor them

‘ to serve the Kaiser and go “1er

AN! "Ml centres» as a whole, recelv-l‘ / I
in! the resorts in bulk, .wllh intreapout their ‘lll business. 1:... “tin-

“WM” or understapdlnl 0‘ thf'tf-yfiaquin“ that they boibrpflrt

ltpmaugcelepm or rejects the ,. “ , -.

thir. McCormickadvocotes ’ Ilbudllel' visually ‘0' Not! w‘acts__atalllst.our

' ; plan whirring“ secretary omits government. : 4 A, p , l.
‘ trequry would be liudxel-IIWHI' “'1"! determined solicit d1 Mutt

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considc
milling

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no. would-tints beglven one 0”.”le ncssjrlll go into a Wm,“ WM- , ‘

’ idatsdssttatato ol the governmts to-l ———~.o—-—-—-—-~.

tal w, reviewed and approved

THE suasnvtsowiouoarvtos
A gamma. loathe rim pilot prdiv

loin has boil prom ll 'thc death.
we . appropriation work intelligently; , N y ‘

The department of 331mm,. u.

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As a part oi the plan. there won 5 ~ ,
"he’d slnlle budut committee in each'"°“n°°" and "‘9 W' 0‘ Kl
‘ ' rlculture of Georgia “Imumt a.“

'ls no.iarm' shortage-in the Sdntlt.

m blindly. "It abort. thut anytime the ”3'9".“

.1 chhf' Milt” “I9 “m‘e. V_Df'tlf public What—Med h! dauphin“
. e ten e'i'ecutlve departments. “H""d '“r‘le-WPWWK 5W bual-‘

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ml’f‘” “m" ”M“ ”‘9‘” 1°” and “"“r';lli the Republic. or Connecticut. today ”“5 Home 8' at NDIOIOD. The report Derfldy and repeated acts of hostility

,in an address which inland enthusias ’ 0‘ the committee appears in another on tbs-part o! the Imperial “Wm
'tic response from the. veterans. The 91309 in lLil'Nll. i would only say ment at Germany.
excellent .weatltrr brought here it he” that the inallt‘ctlon was very sat-
llut‘gr number

-liepubllc, and to promote its interests day or the parade. Our men, preceded ageing trip. Tonight there will he s

Melodies of‘fliher .‘Days Are
Still .tbeflshllcn' rm.
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looking back, one sees things which Salem Cadet band made a line 3pm", “I" “Indolent ollcers will be elected
might have been done «sore-by. per. me. sad elicited mun. pralue to. “d the tailoring closed.
hap- tcr, butlln every case i have their Ioldlerly bearing and alert tttsp1 M

acted as seo'méd to me at the time [or during the march. i would take this .

.the welfare of the Order. {occanlon to thank tboae comrades who ‘ . m”,

| Our last encampment wait made ”Named in this march for their,

Ants-moraine by the. lavish Joaollflity “WORD?“ 10 allure the fatigue no.1

’aad mitts-imi- 'oi the mm Howe Matlnatunt-intnr the mat and hour:

li'sabot Bridgeport But it was mor- 0‘ Connecticut.

‘able also inning the iiitirth since our for" of Veterans. / I

[organisation and waadtly character-l “1 0|" Visits to the Posts t was

Used by Pant Commander Serley its trailiylas to tarot so‘ many of thc Sons

"'the Golden.” The passing of that 0’ Veteran...“ note their patriollc'

eventful period causes us to realise "If“. They arc ,our natural succu-

more .fully that (or as “the shadows ”0““. 1.34.40 than .wililall our work!

Elengtllon, the evening comes on, mmwhlch "I” have already shown them' ‘Auwrlun soldiers are leaving (or
boon our work will be done." But. to "IV“ W ready to take up. A. great 3;“; '“h “a” .0! ”w hm°'ud 0"
reviewing the past, we; may Without poet I“ said, “The son should be like Tzeyp:;nil$::x it? $213.22“.

vainuory feel that our Order has done 'h‘ lather. 5'" “10"." "4' have every and in tralnln , ' I

. . g ntatlom. 'l‘ . I 25¢ a .
nruch in the fulfilment oi its chief mini "”0" ‘0 be proud of them. llay they singing in barracks and ”henna: y w .
Mon. that oi imlérlng and indicating mere!” u." decrease. ’ - “MN “9! I" mlrcilns in review' ' "Will”: CORDUROY

and OII.DIfIllP through lines of them--

among the people the spirit of loyalty Jhs Distal! lids.
and devotion (o/wvww. u, the “3' . The women of our auxiliary, tho
and the principlertvor which it in tho 'w‘m'n" .9“?! Cortlltand other,”

iatlonrt. deserve a larger

symbol. [if 3,031.19 are old. bl. ill“ M .
not be ' ,Ugewolldo a. torn ”ANNE-Mi Allbldtn pay. oversaw
9'

ing'tbe boys away with a song.

M a mult. there has been a de-
mand tor patriotic songs. whistly. sing-
abla patriotic songs

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v‘en Vi; was 'glpd to. and er the qucs-' 9"“ “WNW? embittmtilude to: Thron- leuviowing (such old "

Will»), .‘Nlliat fork or organism their Md- ,nia'la palfeatod not ml, :m'-'?;tlas:..’l‘m}fl ltd
. .' his! dbr'iltlltll hot it. "All! a!" “w" W" ‘9 our cmlurelon- ’W‘W'WM‘" lime"

,trlotlc'icoyh Wh’icblhaongover bounty. "Wu” humid-no and checr B . “mu 1 edutsin “é"

. ratifies»? w' -" "WWW-mower “a «4 mm 33..me °"°

1; constituent» omr. Mina Watson their only] sad Soars" which this or»: gain:

l ,i I. . to; 'M'li' "u! III ‘(ul somfl'damsiristk worlt. it has

_ _ . ‘ ~ ‘ tributlng. lt eontalna-iilty-slx of all...
M Jill M by Pat Commuder, ”“3 '9“ flat “she who rocks the

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Seeloy'l'wllh regard to those comrades cud" . up '01:“? “more are ”.mlu'mm " “h" Mill.
who. {or one notion or another. have:mom W118. ‘ t‘flw Waco o! iss'gm'fifi'flgf'm“ "I? “man u"
(alkalodt oi our-nails. 5mm «on .WM illici- upon the plan the titties-son printed in another

Idsbe made: to reclaimmombsni ““1"“ 9‘ edlllll hush! the lam-l. °°""‘“' °' 0’“ ”9"”
pod-blows)! made sally-tor their to,“ l ‘9‘ Milt! learned from
tum. lwould

I Our flag has now
.crossed the sea to defend those prin-
0i debut”. ”I! .‘Y‘ W. .34 '9 found the comrades. CINQ‘I of “be"! and Justice for which
ltluhlfdccked Music Hall they were we'll satisfied with their quarters and it h“ ”'7‘” “004- 1‘ may “'9” be "
welcomed by representatives of the "Oatmeal. The hospital deserve, 93.: that it is thus lull'illing‘ a mission of

. ill]! ranks of the Grand Army of the comrades, over 150 being in um. the “Pro taken in automobile on a sight.
tlons for the prescnt fiscal year. our “0 "w" adequately dealing with “9’"

hummus

ads of singing friends. who are send-'

\‘lfldi present; .

lrtill he sdrvlce in the noun-4' {ll-MM space to do so. The was $3“.ng J!" l3: “tit.
the sch . the ehufh. and cveala “WWW Moths ladies : or qml-Mfi to the pk “gangs-t; .
busy so} men. As your reproach-'0' “Yoldflhllflaaofthe ‘ h "3" "NW“ “W ”Ml!" andzp'a-

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vidintz for every requirement. with the very newest
weaves and the very best values.

4 Featured are lovelv White Voiles. Fincv Madras,
’ Novelty Plane. French Poplins. Sheet-Batiste. Fash-
ionable Cordurovs. SturdV‘Linens. Serviceable Beach
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' vcrv serviceable and pretty :_\'urtl \t itlc.

. 59c 'Yard
NOVELTY PIQUE

Morc fashionable than cvcr this season.

49¢ and 59c Yard
{FRENCH POPLIN '

. Lust rous nppcratwc. and aluminum Nearing
ttlcnl dress fabric; yard wide

”c‘Yard
SHEER Bilefi'llBS AND DAINTY VOILEB

'lt‘or graduation dresses and lim- sumtucr lingerie.

ldilc Yard
DIMI‘I'Y L_.ECKS

’i‘ltc nmterinl for dressoupbluuscs. etc‘.Jlir summer wear
they are cool. with u lllll‘llllltliiri'lllill withstands
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wide. ltofl smooth velvet finish; i3"
ell 5 coats and women's unity; still all

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monastic: halving their odour; m..m.:£
f'llullamycar-laou.".who gm 'er moat ”BM-ill patting Amer-1cm up «
“-040.er work. are by no ma." all '3‘" “W? ' _
millionaires. aor arotltey to be round Mm

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3.1m that now divide|thc work, and a

permanent auditor-general ready to up:
ply his expert sltlll to the emanating
of any difllcult problalrl.

This plan would substitute scientif-
ic. (business methods for ignorant
guessing. It would save congress
touch time and save the country bun-
dreds of millions of dollars. lt..would
Min to put congress itself where it

Plenty oi workers are hills ”Miami“ Posts peanut these tomsr,"°m°n 0‘ p00 auxiliaries are also ‘I.

tum» its: the any, mm In Item mutton. The nobl.‘ Nasal-common

 

exclusively at -Waahington. um MILL-MONT
This. community has one. and be is '

through the Boys Working Rourv'a comrades and. ascertaining the up” VIII basy' impressing the public by

and through "federal and. state employ;

ment bureaus.

’ Nevertheless. there is a dangerous
1shortage of one hind or iarm worker.
l;'l‘hc a
'nenrly all green and lit. only to work

‘under expert supervision. And the

men able to manage the farms and do‘

of their-potentlon, persuade them to

also vetraus of the Civil war who have
never; inlaid the Grand Army..and
someof time might even at this

'death. During the past year the lac»
tnllty was 191. it must be ramm-

.! .“r “d in 0'”

renew their membership. There are l'NWNI‘l‘lUltlu to further the love i

.or wintry lathe millinaad
thereon“.
Tumult War Veterans.

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'-campiucnt the Spanish War Voter
ans in Norwalk. The occasion was.

TEXAS M CAMPS.
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AUSTIN. Texas. April 10.—Tms'
odav took its om stride toward tbs'

bltlou coluum alien (lav. 'W. R]
Hobby'it Tent-lilo has 'Bill. which'
banish“ saloons Within a' Minor

 

. . , , . ten miles ‘of on -ot ’ drug store. I:
bundnm labor supply reported ll. eleventh hour be induced to do go, o...‘ In June rm the plsuuro or attend? ry MD "M",

numbers are rapidly diminishing by“! by invitation the dcpartmut on. ”In" tolcities havi

instruction in the state and whicltnallo‘
ng ship hulltililg'
plants working on government con-9
tracts. became 'a law. The act -ln ei-l

fectivo tor the ,duratiol of the war. I

‘ -!v-s--
doing mod work tor the government , lav. “'3 mi'fi‘lflb 3m

in return for the single dollar bill thatf am!
into represent his yearly wage. l ='8°'-~m Wanner puts
die is Napoleon Parent, drum-t, of "wt church at”-

 

70 it. Washington street. 14mm "“m “'0 "ailment church tbs-e.
ervlug as a specialenroli- surprised hll parilioners by an- ‘
' v. s. .suwMM:hgflm.mnm to
Board. insecure young plutonium ‘m‘vh-‘MW alumni poms
ing in the Merchant Marine. :1! t chant-Immune. A. pm.
Mr. Parent has already later-sated Jump» chunhotm
mt WM a» amber-.1)-

merit agent of the

might to have been long ago-‘on n wat-
bur-la. it has been long recognized as
desirable. Why not. adopt it?

'the supervising are serving in'army or
lnavy. Farms have to stand practical-
:ty idle for luck or a boss;

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{—fl—‘T _ i The law providing that men now in

ARMENIANs REDEE THEM- ”he mu“ '50 1" “M“, m I,“

. ' ' ‘ELVES Isuch farms may be granted furloughl
Appeals made to Americans for .

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tor returning to their tat-ms during
um ' .1»: th , per ecutetl - . , ..

' polity on bail M e I 'rcedlnlr and tatltivatiag time will be

Armenians have always when short!“ great old in solving this problem

tlrli- .
of their) due tilect because 0 a a in" Georgia and the entire South.
ing suspicion that the Armenians were

«inwardly. Americans, being fighters,
v-‘naturally‘ wondered why the Amen

,~ I jails did not light. They have appear.
7 ed to submit too easily to pillage, out-

rage ad‘slaugltter. Tb" h". been [post mllltary‘age or the man who has
slain like cattle. seemingly with little’

had‘lois at farm experience though
’ u that of cattle. .
m2: :333032‘1‘21‘ of the actual ' M. present “b "1" ”'9 city. Inch
can ‘ - t ir
conditlona that have prevailed in .An '9” 5' M m” ”m“ 0 W

lriltould give skilled armorsturlqulbs
Itor this purpose during they“!!!

lsprlm: and summer. dint here, too, is

i it seams right that the goiérntnsnt.

‘an opportunity for the retired ia‘rmcr '

bored that our roster is loss, and "'0'2
portionelly the mortality is tncmdifll.‘
In Memorial». locived and treated with great cqurmy

We have. lost during the yur ale bill)! all the comrades. .-
our past department continuum! "The Spaitiall war, while a small at- proved'by Secretaryilakcr oi the War
Oomndo'Wlllialn Hillard or Post No; Mr comb-5st! with our great content. Mammal. "-8 enlcted "thou! do
13. Bristol. lie was Past Commander, really wulln’usdehat we Wit In "y'
'of his post. the Gilbert W. Thompson} the cause. or {'MOID)nd 1mm", The law aflocts practically every

“n".town in Texas h vi
'3‘. “We“.mm‘" 1" ‘1‘"! '" “I” "'9 hail 0', ””95"“ bull 5.000 at more an; int-“emmgdmt‘hzi

most intertdung and a large number; For the purpose 0‘ enacting ‘thll
were mmt. 'We were cordially ro- law. Governor Hobby called'ibe Togas
leghlatuve into special session 'll'ebru-
,ary 26 and a bill embodying provi-

aad at the time oi his death "rounder the old ilag.‘ many who tutti bounds of 1.600 saloons have been
member ~oi the Council oLM-iaiurw fought agahtst it,- thus cementing the 9‘" °“‘ °‘ business.
lion. His death. which took place in! Union in a permanent way. ”Taxrtmpfigggezofig'; :3? my
New Britain, January 1. 1913. VIP 409’. affirm-Day at ills Pialnvllla [night (rdarrlng to twelve o'clock mid-
1:11;]! accidentd Colorado Hi lard wu‘ Camp. lnlght. April 14) are: Part Worth-Gal:
, me as 3 man “mm: ,veston, San Antonio. Houston. El Pm.
"‘01,“ character and as one having5 se'lw" members 0‘ m, “M and Wichita Falls. Beaumont. Oranle-
'the'courago 01.“. c.” victim ,rnylef bad tbepleasuro of visiting thc' These cities today not only am
. ' _ . ' Plalnvillc,’ camp ground on the gm, of without saloons bat ‘aador provisions
~ - “album Day. . 13“,. when '0 “In,“ mating ”N oi the law. residents with the Terr
With the near approach at Memorial. than sixty oi our on and lar mile Zone are prohibited from import-
Day rm. pleasing to m is» thus . M" s m» “' "’ “(simulate Mr “mm".vvl'm
”90“! “ll“ In mum ‘Ipprocltl'm 0! visitors. The day was fine 0 bullion. to my,pumse,ogoept for
I 6 ca . b oi and mrcian very interesting. Cout- sacramental. scientific. medical 01'
ton of ita‘algni can on t o part rade May of Noridon Druid“! m an Wm] Wt .
thepublio. 'i'hs civic authorities. too.‘ “1’ m" , g «. l 'Attonsy consul 3.: I‘. Loom has
are in accord‘withlta proper observ- ' '- ‘ construed the has Bill to .apply to

.laioos .recomutonded by him and sp-l

' . r-rnla. Perhaps it has generally been;

itvtnosalble tor those long-oppressed.

' mlrlsliana to resist the bloody Turks.
list it the Armenians have our sin

. ”my oi 'cravcn submission, they at
'w, at tout. beginning to vindicate

country by giving their time and thy
«roll of their experience to assassins
groups of unskilled laborers at’ lam
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lot the five year- ending with 19pm

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ms was. ad can public (as-

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~sevcral young Americans between 21
'snd so in the opportunity iot- patriot- '50 mu m, _ ,r.at‘-Waslayan. gun
to service offered ‘by the .aluppinc I“ MtWIl-bllmbut the men in
Board in its work oi manning the new the-Wow. lie .is W
merchant ships that tigers so-prual- all-burau;gldld.rtilis .bomo lat- ’
incntly in the nation's pron-n -»ior:maad.helas smelliberof'pe
'winalag the war. These young men .Caatialtcmmt Church w, .l
as merchant sailors will receive our bacteria wasfondainod. He will turn .
eruption from military service. ‘as mammals. . .

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copied ior'lrainlng' in tbelbiercban‘. ‘ -
diaries are ilrat'placsd as smoother.
on board a training ship wnostonfat
88.0 a month. Special traiplul oi not‘
less than two utonths is iollowetl .by
astualm service on a large merchant
.vaaulhat regular sea my. which is
high. , ‘ ‘

“these young nt‘en between 21 and
”Joan stage are not accepted until
thwbsvs had a thorough physical-ex-
a'miaatltl both here pad at Button.
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it is pointed out that saloons” in at
least-a'balf down amaller towns-must
quit busiasss.

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