Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 9, 1918 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

{rem working hm; hours. if we choose

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NOBW to. Excesaiyetenefsy'hés its rights.

«$191111: some as weakness or~ indolenced
4 111. M9011)“, hope. The right to work hard is as vital a
I E'ptinciple of democracy as is the right
BY not to be forcibly overworked

A" And it will étiike everybody but a
Socialist, after a moment’s 1eflet lion

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JULY «F. that just now, when all libe1ly hangs

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

t'ime to Hunt: human effort in any land’
4- ttliat is fighting the battle of dcmOCrau.
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‘ 1 gégfgtgcfgézziyl Au Ame1ican correspondent in He‘-

use for publication of land announces, on 1ellabic authoritl

! unafggmi 311129;: that American soldieis11econtly taken

as!“ published herein. 7prisoner by the Germans haVe been

not 39"“?392g” 5:5”; exhibited in Cologne, in a glass cage.
33 are

96'

1117 pfennigo admission fee, for the hen-
i cflt. of the Red Cross. 14111111111119 pooled
‘up in front of the cage bore the «in-
scription, “These are some of the vcrl'
W ' rare specimens to be found in France."
Branch 01111114383. ’

Memo—2182. 9
Mldmoe—lm ‘- ' p'dfsuade 4the people that Americans ac1

, gnu”! 3' 395“" tually wexe same in Fiance,1'1nd

therefore there bras nothing to tear
OPINION or PRUSSIA

Kuovl 111g, however, how
tteroi common knowledge .'e1141[ of all nationalities throughout the
' «ellimormed poop” that ”legwau. 11ecannot doubt lhatthech'leimo
who constitute the real glmy of iv e was to humiliate the “wins and
man culture—«Kant, Goeth and oth- cost contempt on America

tho” of." world reputation—hav9e‘ Such acts of- pettiness 9999 not 999°
"WNW“ exception condemned crowning infamy of Germany.
, _ not no cultured men eVery-

‘ condemn 1: today numerablo examples, are infinitely
We a an tmueually apt chmactetiz iworse. 139999 what could show 99909999
[Prussia that somebody has"'1;leally than this the coutenlptible 1114
1 i9 the Wiliiugo of «Heinrich titudo of theJGerman 11111111?
ho next'4to floethe «and 80h” The Allies«havc'ocrupulouoly treated
rmany's beot‘ know“ “091' German prisoners «with the. decency
dinoyrote in 1832: and courtesy required not only «M in-
tends ofthefiatherluudhave lemationui law but y the (999999999099
4 - ’1"!°’4‘7h°_4e“mrgem°“t 0‘ ”“5 dictates of civilization ‘Noblesse
and hoped 'to see a United Get oblige" A gentlentanly 99991999999 “9999999

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1119, [could nevei get my-
such confidence I vieu ed
much con-

enemy. Germany reveals this fine
{principle turned inside out. Her own
luck .0! nobility obliges her to treat
her batters ignobiy, 4‘
-—-———¢o
ooN'r LIKE' THE 441191144"
Two little doodle of Semtaryt'llm
“I. 0 19°35 plentistic heroes 0‘ ker's testimony before the House mil-
itary nfl’alrs committee "give gratifying
a “01339" and “‘9' “8 mouth and glimpses into the inner soul of the
I 097.31" stick dipped 1“ “my on American army. ‘
"P. 93mm.” ‘0 striking. This phll-9 “In France," he said, “it was no
£11116, Christlfin'SOIdiei-Blfip 11411111114. mm; m (,9th” m, name 9 of me
7040! 9"“‘35 bi": lie} and sand, zone behinzl the armies front the her»
9‘1“?“ me. TM“ Pruonlu, vice of the rear‘ to ‘eervlce of supply,’
gllonimdlatlng. hypocritical hecnuee of the difficulty in getting
'10 ”119 Termite among states 11” men to serve in a region having «the
lutenoeiy abhorrent to me."
sad is «Prussia—the saute
forever. The

 

shell-proof connotation of the word
‘1'ear.' "
And no for "no man's land," familiar

in!!! h"? “01"“ 1"“ little sln‘ce 4ln news dispatches aince the4beglnning 9

_ 'of the war, om men will not toleiate
39833135 a hand 0’ maurading cut~ the name at all. ' “They prefer to cull
half. European and half “‘ch itwand make it—‘Yankee land.’ "
the!- i113“ Teuton, pieying on He adds that “a surprisingly large
_ 211140144. “V135 by “0‘9““ and proportion of recruits asked to be plac
‘ decencleo dud lawn 0’ ed in the most hazardous branches oi‘
the military service "

It is exactly what” We might ha1e‘
,Pl‘1185181Wh‘0h would expected from our general knowledge
111111111; must 'he‘ dootroy~4 0‘: American yduth,4and from all the
' accounts we have had of the “actual
fighting on our part of the battle
front.

The Lntire American army is up on
its toes, eager to dash forward at the
"9 crack of the pistol.‘ There is no

thought 111111113121 or toll or hardship.
.919Wilnt 9490125350 All they think 61' to beating the Ger-
1“ omens 4am! because of this 111111;; ea-
garneos and confidence, they do beat

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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rand editor feels like ap-i -———-—O—-——-

"um-«ins a proposal. “Where will all the bartenders find
4 ‘eSSontial jobs. '7’ ”somebody asks. Welt

 

«~4If the Germans keep on murdering
thick soldiers dud 4Red Gross nurse‘s?

ey may yet have theith 1590‘an ”hos

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.on 305'99111\th‘e balance, it is a llallicular” 9001";

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FWAR PRISONERS 0N EXHIBITION

4One purpose on the part of the Geo,
I
;n1an authorities was undoubtedly 'to1

‘Getmanv has treated militdry 11116011- 1

Actual.
atrocities, of which we have had iu-‘

”mm” “3 king 3““ ovmmioxdsr~ be othe1 than gentlemunly low 111 d 1111l your mission

. 1475 The Walls are all named and “ml records at the disposal of the Depart-

‘ ' them, and willcontinue-beating‘them, .

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,. New Chief of the Elks

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Biuce A Campbell apopuiar and {imminent lawyer oi East St Louis,
will be chosen grand exalted luler of lhe Elks at their grand lodge meeting
this week in Atlantic City. There is no opposition to M1:Campbcll's candl
dacy. He was born in Albion, lll. in 1879 and is a graduate of the l'niv'e1-
sity of Illinois. He was the city attorney of Albion from 1903 to 1904. The
following year he was a member or thl General Assembly of .llllnoio and was

candidate for Congfiso in '1910. He was formerly prodident oi’ the East St.
1 Louis her-Association and is now a member of the bodrdot governors of the
lie was initiated into the St.
Louis Lodge, No. 604, or the Elks inl905. ‘
‘ Fred Harper arm-4111111111111. Va, is «the outgoing grand exalted ruler.

, lilinois Practice Commission from 19l0to 10l2.

 

 

propaganda heiote tht4 United States
entered the wiir it was you lit-wimp

CORPORAL CECKER

 

1‘ ficial~totdicta1e the editoii-ul pollm oil
ltho 111111 and to make. it secretly pro:
German although uppumntlv strongly l
1 A111erlcan.
i The allies “"" gain “9“ “W” and means of pro-lrlsh and anti Biltishand 1.pauy
, s-phit in your compan1.l wish that anuyamnesp lulmlnaiiono 9
:1 could shake the hand oi each one, ‘1 hen Piesldent Wilson “(Idlesapdi
0‘ Y0“ ““1 bid W“ ('Od'l'l'et'd 0" Congress preliminary to the declara-
‘ 1.1.0111. I‘ R4 I ? tion of a slate of War, the level Amer-

 

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1 April, 1918.

(7"mpoial Decker o iettet to his p11 sold to have beuought him to come 4
Wills follows: out strongly in indorsemcnl or the
Somewhere in England, iPH‘lildt‘flI'S policy Dr.llu1uely. it isi
Juno it, 1918. timid demurred to taking too positive
Dear Ma and P11:
Just 11 low lines to let- you know I
out still 0 K and in it rest camp in
England
I’ll try"nnd drop ndow lines. from
time to time so lt‘ you don’t get a

grad ally "
‘W SHING’I‘ONJ

 

y 9.-More than ,

very good on account of “,0 “ 111 but oi‘ New York state authorities. preced-
mi" all do the best we can on the arr st 0! Dr. P. A. Hunter of
We had a splendid "1114 euros ulul dhe New
'not much to complain of. We enjoyed W"?
the trlp veryryuuch and no sure were)
glad to see it y
trip up to the docks was good. too.
You would be surprised to see the Ship ”‘9‘“ were
ping docks
We had plenty of sport coming across tirely satisfied that
and more tiylng to act, need to thel

closed. and intimated that further or-
to be expected Mr

11 Mail Cor pom-

so we re 0 K. eeediugs would tollow under the Fed-
The English monev 1,, queer, but it oral atomic-11 11.41 {111 as the fuels al-
is all money, so it counts just tho

same .‘9Americ11u cr'cdltms of the Mall 11"“

The 'ruiiways here a", (mum too receive first consideration in the 11114 nia.
The cars are real small and all doorsi m91nislrution 0' ”‘9 "WWI" ‘bY ”‘9
open on t 13 side, and the engines aro' A "m Property Custodian
dike the o d New York elevated i bondholders are satisfied. any remain

tie and it sure in great. It is where}Govermuent in the property will be

the first parliament was held unddiiiei- taken 0"" uccordlng to law.
ent notables were sentenced to death. ' NEW YORK' 5“” 9.-Assertlono

The walls are all standing since 1070 that Dr Edward A Rumely. publisher.
and the newest work was put in lnI

c

windoWs uil paneled with meat of Justice during personal visits

crown designs and seals.

dide‘ront

nully asked by Federal counsel, when

is anotbei place famous in history. Dr. Rum‘ely was urra gned today be

June 15,1918.
Just came back front the cathedral tore Umted SW“
:figidgisgr: 39:53,? fixfiflnsghgoul 0‘13. Hearing in the case,4involvlng-allegu-
see “that It is "1‘39 11 little bit ltlons by the Goveinment that the Mall
We have hiked down town and back. is owned by the German imperial Gov
and it i919: a‘ very good exercise. It isgernment was delen ed for two weeks.
about t ree miles down and titres
back We go to the 211115111111 pm“ checking or financial transactions

.maflonal in scone, by which. it 154
gfitgigztggntg’ ginghfigm?% we are god, the New York Evening Mail be

Well. I'll closo4 ROW. no I- want to“ name the property (tithe imperial Ger-

write another letter, so remember 1116' 1111111 Government. State and Federal

 

 
 
 
 
 

”mm terday of Dr. Ed11 11rd A Rumeiy. ‘

Your loving eon,

J9. ‘DEUANO 9DECK’ER— he demanded “he“ Dr “Rumaly I3 41*‘

memo today on superior-3' marge n
dictated the seriousness with which the

' (
‘EVENING MAIL” Grizerument views the case _,
stead of being American-owned.
CALLED GERMAN Dnifntlmol‘y,‘ Who is vice-ii'rtzssidonti4119991:~
- _ Nmiomi

141111114 and4 publisher of 'tho mm"
' Mail, is alleged to hays stated to A
tOontlnuod train First Paola
“— ..

tchel Palmer, Alien Property Costa
9 ill n; the Mdil in facb‘according' 9i 9
Fiuncls l’. Got-ran, 11119111111161 13b . 9 ”Wis? StatewAttorney‘G ,, 4
the Alien [Property Custodian. au~ . ‘
pounced that Messrs. Stoddard 1911111915999w
Block Would go to “washin that .1041 owned by the Imperialuoi'man o
nfer with Mr"?hltnen."¢brldl hat “for 91'3““ - 4
the time beingmthe'se twpoy‘ould eon: «1 The”
2.1111111 the paper All German‘ equity 9
the pmperty would be settedfidcdr
ing to law, 11 11111141 andv‘meiiiitimd :81
there was 411 reason why annotation 890

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

01181141111 examination by Fed,
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But 7 A
itfiero'o no-«uuietvin Vienna “and 131102.! '4 9'

 

1 ‘NEW
'11ith theft of goods valued at selerall
thousand dollars from C S. \iclHSick;
9 99 and companv, a big hardware film of!‘
‘ - _ - 11115 city, William Reed 01 West Haven, l 17‘

lice court.

iO' Brian said the department was en. trod Me

to all. With love and best “$119891 9.8;} authorities caused the arrest late ‘ycs- ‘SDGWDDS-

 

USES EMPLOYER’S
AUTO TO REMOVE
GOODS FROM STORE

Thousands Involved
ll AVF‘N,

continued over

We were to seethe WIHCII'FSICI Cas- ling equity of the imperial German MOTOR VEHICLES ,
BUREAU TAKES IN .
"N900 IN“ FEES

Hitchcoclnon :1 charge of perjury. 4:"Thomno Connor.
"In that ‘4-tlme

NEW YORK, July 9.——Through the 578 matures-elem

 

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Try 11 89191111191172“ t All. ‘

the name of Bernstori’f the former am
‘ilsudor oi Germans at Washington,
and 0! Dr. Heinrich Albert who was
known. I bellow as the commerckmi
tache of the smbasw.
‘drawn from the joint aLCOlllltS of Be4 11
siorff and Albert.

‘The transfers of the money
concealed in the follow 11;; manned:
Dr. Albert pron-med valious banks
11"heie the Geimau Geleinment
accounts In his (11111 and Bc'sln tor’l'l's,‘
name, to issue cashiei‘ s c‘leck~=
order of one W 111191 I
-of the forme1 Wall i
Renksoli‘. Iyon K- Company. Thi 5 firm1
in tum paid the mcnm bath to 1.1011.
who then transfer". d it to P .1mu’1). R F
have the checks 11 inch figui ad in iheSt
:1211'iouo t1ansiers.‘

3 Henr1 I Stcdda 1d. piexil-z nt (1Pth1:
Mail and ilxpttss Commits. announc 1
led that the bondholders
9(1‘1111ge oi the peptr lOdHV.

L._...

l',0n a memberl
film 05‘

oould lake

Hardware Salesman and Two Plumb. b Signs,
ers Held for Conspiracy—

clieckb; value 3990 yard. Special . . . . . . 51.19 Yd.
Speck l . . . f ..... “. '
94harged.’ .6 A Table Napkins

.a department salesman for the cour. \
.puny {ma Geri Lourie and Barney Gub: 9
9reok1'. employes of a local ,
concern, were arrested yesterday and 9 ‘
held under bonds for a hearing in no 1

An additional charge or g 500 pieces, 36 inches wide, ex-
I
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neat stripes and figures that will 4
launder perfectly; value today Specml ' ' ° ' ' ‘ $150“
251: yard. ’
. , , Tray Cloths
plumbing « 9- Special ........ 15¢ Yd. 9 19000 Tray Cloths, good (”kw

conspirary has been placed against
them. According to the polit‘e the :‘4
men have admitted being implicated in '1‘ .
«um thefts, which 11 is claimed have , Special .
a period of several 9.
months, and included the disappear 4
ance from stock of varied assortment 6
.01 plumbing supplies with a considera-
hie regularity.

Laurie and Gubrenoky it is alleged.
unknown to their employet used one
WRITES F'ROMABROAD1BIDI1IPB method. 3‘30”".“113 l0 {I10 Of 1;“ [he IIIIGI' 3 automobiles to carry
1mm" 'tholstolen goods.

‘Fonmer governor Rollin ’ S. Wood-
Thtn was 'done he said u, mil! is president of the Merslck com-

DOLDIER FHGITIVE SENTENCED.

licans associated with Dr Rumely «vote Freed of Robbery Charge, 3°“ Fifteen
Your: Tor-4M9 . on..

(11111119 nnvnlvs, ~ Mus. Jilly 11—3, 4,1
Private 4-Wnlter I91. Hamill 0144951 Burvr
En gtand at once 4&3, be “.4 RIICRQ‘I’I to IIflgIOII BII'PQI. “'OOIISOCIIQI, IR. I.,‘Wfi8
have said "We Milli.) lame German sanction to the United States peni-
nllentcle and we wnpwo educate them “1&9th at Atlantu, (311.. for in years
yesterday on charges“ of hitting escap- » W. . . . . 9
41914911 11101111111 94114111411 involVan ECU)" “ “we ““5 “mm" “a 3' Wm" mmmwwwmmmw
IGIICIS for Home tune. don" “ 01‘!‘ 9‘7 BB: “05 (It IIIé DFDRI'ImGIII OI JUSIICe and I0? "I? larceny 0' 0017mm? “lads and ' H
i‘91l be 0. K. The mail service is not 594”“ s"”°“4 "'4 w” “5 the elforts MO" assertion.
‘Merrill was a member of Company
0141,1111! Pubildhlng flour 8, 8091 Engineem,.and has arrested on‘

4 a charge of having stolen 379.63 of the
Assistant Attornmflonoml onrin'n company fund. ~W‘hlle awaiting' trial
land once more The “Id today "‘9 ”"11”“ 7"“ “ii" ”001 he escaped‘irom“ the mul‘houoo and
was at liberty until apprehended at Al
on June 7.
He won found not guilty or the lar-
14011 was owned chle 1" by tho 1111191614 copy ot-the tuna and guilty of the oth-
lmgllsh money. We can count It now. in] German Government, and that 9“" 'or two charges.
Prints Oscar Nickemon or 1-5 Gar-
lowed held avenue. West‘Rox‘bury. died at
the base hospital yesterday of pneumo- '
He was a member of the 19th
After the company depot brigade.

of the Evening 1111111. placed 1111 his “WSW Connor tunes Realltratlons
for 6,970 Cars In six Months
to Washington led to bl“ being fixed I)The ”at”??? 901509 hI’fl I119 Shaw
7 . 1 epartmen o 0 or Va 1: as has col-.999
to go to the cathedral tomoxofivfxwpfig at $354000 instead or $50 000 as ””317 looted over $100. 000 since its establish
ment inocmoember according no 11 ' " .
Commlséioner report issued yesterday by Inspector WW

there have ween 6,-
979 registrations of m‘otor vehiclesJ

477 commercial vehicles, 1,049 jltue_v.,I WASHINGTON July9 9—Chairmani SEATTLE Wash. July3 ——'Laclt at C

and 394 “”9 cars- Hurley, after a visit to the White lntores inb seball, due
111’ Thegnumbbw '0: licenses issued to! t a .to thema-

1211111119111: was s 627., Jitney drivers!
4840 and motorcyclists 407. '
4hspoctor «60111111141113 mode 2.9566 111-

11114111114411. 11111111411111». 1;:
An the ofilce of the Motor Vehicle once 11v-
intimation. that ball or 31001000 would these who wish to take the test for an;
operator'a Queue 'on macaw and
Thursday afternoon; from one to four
4 o’clock and on Saturdays from 9 un-

 

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had

“5?”. in... on.

The Sbm:4oillc9al4llconomies

Beach Cloth
5,000 yards best quality Beach
Cloth. A reliable, durable and
beautiful fabric. in white and all

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one;

Linen Suiting
100 1ards, homespun all linen
Suiting, 54 inches wide; navy

 

9‘ the popular colors. Value today only; “'0th ”'50 yard.

,9, 50¢ yard. Very Special . . 791: yd.
54% Special . ...... 29c 1d.

: Dress (zingham 500 yards linen Welt Table

Damask, 72 inches wide, variety

a splendid collection or new do of designs- value 5., 00 yard

:9“ 2,000 yards. standard quality;
i 1.
1

in handsome plaids and .

 

 

Skirting Prints

9 200 dozen hemmed Napkins,
3,000 yards, Shining Prints. in

ready for use; value $2.00.

 

 

lty and neat designs, an linen, ,1:

Special .. 39c ea.

Englishfimz Clot?

cellent quality. with fine. 'éol‘t
finish; value today 83.00.

51.93 piece

Linen 'Towelinit
5,000 yards Bleached or Brown
Linen Crash Toweiing, sturdy 4
- quality; wholesale price today'is
25c yard. Our

Special price . . . . 19c yd.
4 Turkish Towels

l000 ‘hea1y Turkioh' Towels.

large size, with blue. borders;
ralue 50c eat'h.

 

Japanese Nainsook

100 boxes of genuine Japan-
ese Nainsook, 40 inches wide.
memorized in the yarn before
waving; value $4.50. "

Special . . $2.98 piece

Glass Towels
200 all linen check Glass

 

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Towels, hemmed ready for use; SDBOICI . . . . . . 29:5 I,
value 25c each. '
, u I '
s Soecntl ....... 15¢ each hamsook

 

] case of 2,000 yards, 38-inch 4,
Nninsook, soft combed yarn, es- I
peclally suitable for night robes
and fine: underwear; value 801:
yard.

Table Cloths

1.000 pattern Table ' Cloths,
Q1 lull bleached, hemmed ready to
it

2 put on the table; value $1. 50-.

:9; Special. 98¢th

 

 

4a.... ,

ednesday Closmg
of Markets

We, the undersigned, meat dealers of the City of Norwalk.

 
 

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-Wednesday at noon during‘the months «oil July andontugust.

«(Signal

SWET&QO., Fred’McMahon, Mgr. . '
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CONTRACTS FOR 92 ‘ANOTHER MINOR LEAGUE CLOSq

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House today, announced that the Ship- coupled with the resultant poor at-
ping Board has let contracts fur nine tondanceond the . operation oi” the
ti’ two army transports." After the liar “Work or dight” order, today
lthe transports will be put into the pas in the formal closing of the‘ aélflo'
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havoag'roed to closeout markets, beginning “ammo-12413143

lifted.