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“E, W NmAmlpanie-d and protected by?“ mother.
, ’ " ' l'l'he mother sodght out tho chaplain
EVENING s L lto arousgjifssvm “fin‘rest in
. ’ ;.. ,. . g 1..., ”is: wag-n. .
.' I“ & A' “I“. GOLD r Prom-l “My boy is not like these other
-~—~——- ’young men." The chaplain agreed
ESTABLISHED BY gwith her at once. It was quite obvi-
JAMES GOLDEN ions that he. was different from a good
“many of (lit-m. The mother went on.‘
Wile needs :zptciul care." And the chap-
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1918 . 30,, “.0“...
ilain assured her that her
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mm'rtmn - NAG FOR. lie did. His officers saw to it that
TOMORROW :he, was kept busy from morning till
lie drilled like everybody else.
jobs that”
lie washed
High tide 1:09 p. in.
Sun rises 5:21; sets 8:30.
ziiiuht.
lThcn he was given extra
_.... kept him on the more.
9 Member of the Assoaated Press
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication of
I11 news dispatches credited to it or
over him making him do the work
right. 'llis treatment was thorough as
well as Specific.
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to
not otherwise" in this paper and also A day Film? when he relurned
the local news published herein. lllri mother. He was straight and
All rights of republication of tape- browned, with a cm“. em with
“£181 despatches herein are also re-
IerVed. strength. a p’in‘pose and poise. ,
“Can this be my son?’ asked the mo '
’ thee in amazement. “The very shape
IVENING SENTINEL TELE- a! his head is different!”
. PHONE CALLS ' That young man
Editorial Rooms—.92 shins. He is a captain now. The fine.
" . manic qualities that have come out
Business Office—$3 .
m“ ' ' in his character were there all the
Ho m‘anCh Dace—1388' time. They had been pretty thorou:h-z
Idltor’s Residence-218—2. lv put to sleep by the coddllng of an
Oily Editor’s Residence—1492.4. unwise mother. Therein lies one. les-
Business Manager's Residenck son this war is teaching parents. l
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m“~— -~ ~~ TRAINING FOREIGN COMRADES
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LIKE MANY OTHERS l Anthoritv is to be given our war (lo-i
}
An army chaplain who was with
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partmeni to provide military instruct-t
~ . . lion in this country for men represent-j
Pershin 's iron) 1 ll civic 115 is .. .
g Is it I (”a t.“ in: allied countrtés. The primary oh-
;slory of a young man who tound him- ‘ ‘
=el. l'.‘:*'1‘z 1. ‘lll .
:v t; 1):):115113) :lollglltlliol) 1“”;er 3;? “ .training of Britons, Frenchmen, ital-l
f2" . é: '\ 1 1. _1 1m (”1.30123 tans, Canadians. etc, who happen to
l it ill .1 u. lll 01b on (till) i , ac or ”he livinginthc United States. We can
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ject. apparently. is to facilitate that
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dishes with u burly Irishman standing'
lsstlll wllll Per-2'
mill along with our own troops. There
is an additional possibility however,
that appeals to congress and should
appealystrongly to the. American peo»
ple. ‘
It is that men may be brought here
for training from Braiil, Cuba, (‘osta
Rica, Nicaragua and other Latin
American countries that have joined
the allied cause. _
The. administration is said to fax'ot-
such a policy. It is not known as yet
how our Latin allies would look at it,
but the natural presumption is that
they would niezc‘ome so convenient a
war of cnablhig them to get into the
fighting quicklv and effectively. .
‘ There would be no humiliation/in the
process. It happens that we hare bet-
peii the nionerpiakgr
mouth. :That 2 is for
u
on the Mexican border.
it was a tilting rebuke.
ed in one. respect. Slapping
little piece of
wholesome part
plauds.
low her up by
greedy birds of prey and
of the
ter facilities now for training soldiers ins punches where they will do tin ‘ I: 12 Inch Size .............. 456
than they have. We have the training most good. ‘ I. 1.} IDCII SiZB ______ . ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘f ‘ ' 550 .
camps. the instructors. the organizay —«~~--O . l6 lflCl‘t Size ...... ._ . . . . . . . . . I 75C 5mm set-“7109- You get
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it... could my their mover Sm of Sims. 0...... mm and rum... «nap». NORTH POLE ICE CREAM Two Burner
the expenses, participation in our prP- bad in Germany and Austria, Rain i”. it FREEZERS ‘
parations on a perfectly self-respect bogging the German offensive in
ins basis. France and floods are drowning the. "i All Metal '
It is easy to faresec the fine with Austrian drive in hair. The very oielit 1 Quart Size _ : ...... > $175
of cooperative Amerlcanl‘um that ments are helping us now, {9 20118rlSize . . ‘ . . . ., ...... . ........ $1.98
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men and effort. We and our Latin“ 'l‘lic Allies have held and beaten the S
hrcthorn would learn to know and like
each other better. It would he a big
step toward the consolidation of the
Western Hemisphere in a great. dem-
‘ ic brotherhood to resist foreign _
“mm him any more.
aggression and uphold American
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idea . . “9 may have a wrong: perspective .
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on the cost of living. Your great es. .
SLAP in; pnorirzsa
The man in 1h?““‘°“"“ar “5ka “hill-ionic exercise and Sleep, don‘t cost.‘
any more today than thcv‘cost Adam
neighbor how long he thought the war
WOW! 11‘5" ‘ 7 ' o in the (lard-en ot Eden.
“Can't last too long for me!" he an“:
swered. "I'm makini! money right
along."
he hurts his list.
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But it fat
like that on the face would be but
minor humiliation. His only really s'en
shire. part is his pocketbook. A lust-
inu hurt in the purse is what livnocds'.
The mother of those boys did u. soon
work which all
nation an:
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the.
Now M the government
getting after all
administer—
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The hardc: the Hun hits, the worse
N orwalk High School :
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Eunice Jeannette Sheehan
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. boy in
France." she said. “And this." slap-
ping him again, “is for my other son
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enemy when he was at his strongest
and had the host chance of success. It >
may take longito cruSh him into sun . i
mission, but nobody need be afraid otibi
easily put them through the military! A woman. says the news story, “oil _,
the type which shows generations ollg‘m‘zc
breeding and i'esy'aing" rose and slap- '
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WASHINGTON. June 2l.——A new;
policy in the United States apparently?
is dcroloplnt: as a rc‘sult oi instrucv
Provost Marshal (leneral's office to:
comb out the deferred classifications
,in the draft.
Many local boards are calling men.
in Clara 4 with dependent wives, but
no children. and questioning theni, as.
to the ability of their wives to darn it
suitable livelihood and as to the ubil-v
ity of the wife‘s parents or relatives to
support her properly. In some places
.cvcry married man without children
has: been called for rc-oxdi‘ninailon.t
The board»; have the power to summon
the. wife and hcr relatives to testify as
to the wife‘s ability to work or of the
ability und willingness of her parents
or other relatives to take her bacKund
support her. i
it. is understood that several local
boards have taken the position that
wires capable of earning a good live-
lihood and who have done. 'so should be
removed as a dependent and that
wlxcrc parents are able and willing to
are for their married daughters in
cases where the husband is drafted
that the man should serve.
Other boards are taking an oppos-
lug view. The question will ultimate:
ly come. to the Provost Marshal Gen-
eral for settlement. So far; the boards
have been allowed to follow their own
ideas on the subject and 'no general
ruling has been made.
Many men were called before the
local boards last. week and asked con-
cerning the means of support avail-
able for their wives. ,
Local boards ha’vv authority under
the low to call In the parents or a reg
lstrunt's wile and‘asl ll they‘wtll sup
port 1holr daughter it her husband is
sent to camp. it the parent: mower
“rm" the board: have authority. at: .
coming to the holders at on: I'W'I'. to
put the minimal intomlscs t is he
has no child and into class 2 ll be has
new
A rating 0! flowers! t‘mwdov which
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and mm m rhea-mm: m vii
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LAWN MOWERS
CROQUET SETS
The old favorite game is as popular today as it
was ten ears ago. We have a. very large assort. ~
on can buy a set for as little as
$1.25 up to $5.00
THE BOSS DOUBLE OVENS
_Wit_h two shelves and drop glass door; for
011 or gas stoves; will fit over two burners.
tions given local‘dratt boards by the'l't‘l’fll (0
. . . . . . $1.39 Heavy gauge
ed soldered.
contents fresh
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No. 8. all copper, nickel plated Tea. Kettles
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MOUNTAIN LAKES TO
HAVE lMPORTANT REP-
RESENTATION IN FRANCE
tl-‘roin the Mountain Lakes (.\'. Hi
News) ‘
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Rev (harlcs S. Muci‘arlund who sail.
cd this week, will be, not "somewhere
in France," but apparently more or
I less everywhere in France.
In I'PSpOnsc to an invitation from
France. conveyed by the French
Ilia! Commission, he will serVe as a
special commissioner representin:
the churches or'Amcrica. with n mes,
sage to the French people to be con.‘
the Premier. M. Clemeni;
ocau, and it message to the French
and allied armies. to be presented
to General Foch. He also-goes it;
confer with General l’crshing, in his
capacity as General Director of the,
Federal Council Bureau of Army;
and Navy 'Chaplaills. and will also
present a message to the American.
troops. i
He will be for some time the g‘t‘i‘ést;
of the French War Department. vis,
itiug the F‘rancoAmei—ican front as
Chaplain under commission with the.~
them-h army. .i
He will visit the American sectors;
and the Red Cross hospitals and an it-l
incrurv has been arranged whereby he,
will address audiences in various parts
ot~France. including especially Alsace.i
and Lorraine. » . l
The Boy Scouts of America haVc al‘
so commissioned him as a. special on; i
‘voy to the Bov Scouts of France. and
to General Pershimziund‘the American:
troops with a message of loyalty front
the Boy Scouts o_t America?" ‘ l
The good wishes of all the peopll‘
of Mountain Lakes will follow his
movements on this important coin-l
mission. While many commissioned!
have , gone ovér to our American
troopsfi’jn France. this is the tirilt
representative mission from this
French people and the French army.
Mr. Maciarland'a arrangements. made
by incl-“tench High Commission, will
ho carrier! om'ali'i‘nnce bv Ibellars
«If do Mime, who has Mn (lentil
ed iv the much government for
this assistance.
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