1‘"? min 1...... all Emma-I
W. languages is Latin. It gives a for bah-I
Iii II I“ A- II,- GQIADH, Prom ter initiation into scientific snails!
than German does because the his 1113- l
mum BY :jority of technical terms in all scienc-
JAMBS downs
' ii are Latin.
, SATURDAY 11013513 1918 Greek attracts
WV comparatne difficulty.
” IINIATURE AWAG F05: 99cm to come back to Athens in com
TOMORROW .nect‘ion with great movements of thoj
. High tide 3245 0.111.; 4:12 p. m.
' Bun rises 5232; sets 8:25.
despite its
Men alwaYs
again,
..-... ....
I o
Ibuman spirit. The renaissance which:
iconic after the dark ages was based on
I
l Qrcek literature and learning. Afterl
Homber of the Animated Pr-u
The Associated Pressi is exclusively this war.
‘ outfitted to the use for publication of . , - _. .
all nevus dispatches credited to it or cy all things will be made new. It “"1
not otherwise in this paper and also be natuial though, educators 583', to; Z
the local news published herein.
All rights of republication of 'spe-V .. .
chi despatches herein are also reoV’Grcck lite and thought. Wllll its etcn’
”"Qd' 1V1alf1'e.'~l1ncss and its incomparabllflI
IVENING SENTINEts ITELE- Lareutei' beauty, truth humanity?
PHONE CALLS" than we find in German kultur.
115111101111 Rooms—~92. I ...—~—
Business Office—93. I ASSABSINATING 911551131111
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thaw inspirations once more from 0103
and
”mm Brandi DEW-4388.,» .\'o intelligent American was sup
:fiitifidfitfiefidnezdz—ZIE1492 4. 'piiscd to learn that You Mirbach 59:,
y 1 1' '11 st one
Business Manager, 3 Residence... BolSlicvik gol‘mn.
111342.
man emoy to the
Iment at Moscow, had been assassinat-
Ied. The only wonder is that this pub
DON T DIVERT THE PRE-SlDENT thtularlv despicable lfleDlSSentlifie or...
a despicable gov crnmcnt did not sut-
The chairman oi the National W 0-
man}; Party, who, by the 33 .13 was oneV‘“ “Ch 11 “"0 long befme. |
of tits women sent to the work house it has 11133'1‘136 been the was of Rus-
for her actiV'it3 in trying to interest sians discontented with goveinmentul
I the president in the equal suffrage I II'I'IIIIIIy to blow up the Il'yttnts. WitcnI'
amendment, 6113's that ‘we face this bombs are used 115 the natural means
I at relieving the nation of obnoxious
cum and 111lnlstors, why not get rid of
a foreign t1y11nt,who 1cp1 scented the
insolent Prussian domination in Hus
.-.WM...“ .-V..__..I
second postponement of 11 vote on the
suffrage umcndment because President
\Vilson failed to work with sufficient
earnestness and determination for the
amend1n.ent " V518?
it is undoubtedly true that becauaeIi
of the powei Prcsldcnt Wilson wields 0* wfll 1114 Russian. Not that Germans
y he could hale biought to are given to assassinatlng their tyran-‘
measure enough nical rulers but German)‘ 5 whole war
'lhcrc 33:11.1,Gcrm111'1 pieccdcul f01 it,
in 111.1 part
the support of the
Democrats to bring the subject to a' has been one of ruthless assassina-
vote.Tl1ete was no lack of R1 publi‘can tion I V ‘ i
votes, and, in view of his readiness to It sccms strange that the [1101 tour
direct his. parl3 in Congress in other I] coins and Tr'otk3. pliant tools of the
matters, it is not surprising that thc‘ Rab-.11 s muulcrod 1-113'03', \vcrc not
equal suffrugists expected him to ex- I'sluin with 11i111.’l‘l1c.\ may gct their
11 little more in their bo- one, in time, It will hardly be (lcluych
half by their frenzied apology to Germany,
But we four the equal sul‘tragists for the taking off of ‘Ullbm it it is
are getting .1 u'rougIIstait in public at liktly to bc. hastened if (“111-11mm c11r- I
1ics out her throat of sending 11 puni- ‘
titc 1111113' to seize Moscow. And in that
(item the Prusainns thémaolvcs may
learn the interesting luct thul the mon'V
thc'
ert hitnsc f
fitiis 1ftl11=31lntend to look to the pres-
I ideal for what they from Con-
I if the president keeps the bus
depal‘tliifigts
want
gross.
III iness of the executive
a11y33 hole 111'111'fli1itnt he will have
plenty to keep him l1us3',13'ithoui med
dliitg with what is specifically 11111110
the duty of Count c811. If the ladies dt-
3'ei't the president‘s attention they must
expect 11 repetition of such deplorable
incidents as the delay in 1111' craft pro
preparation for
they punish Russian assassins
morc they invite assassination. 1
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THE INplANSBlT
Don't call him "Poor Lo‘ 11113' morc
Tlic romance writers had it ncafixr
111.111-— he in thc 'Voblc ltcd Mun.’Hl1-1
33'111'1'ccoi1T'Justifles that appellation. 1.
V
duction, inadequate
caring forIthc soldiers in camp, scan
. dul over ions in securing contracts,
‘ charges of fut'oritsm in film privileges
in publicit3, failure of the postal set
Nice. to keep pt'ltate outcr'
prise in the. transmission of mossugesV
by train, and cxtravagancc in the ox- IUIIIIOII Slutcsx
pendlture of the public funds. These I That “I”. by ”IV? 3311!. is likely toV
are evils whith moon in when the 111-099“ “I6 PICS 01" I'Itizcns 33;ho imagine
sponsihle head of administration is not that the Oldest American Families are
U . ' t
Watching. If he gives attention to ti The 3301f mus
his bit.
in the matter of l. lbertv 'llonu‘s lio
compares f.13'o1ably with his paicfaco;
brcthcm boasting 11 our motto sull-
sti'lption of I310 for all lndluns- in the
up with
.0 all poverty stricken.
I business of CODEIESS he must neglect I139 some ("SHINE [1'0“] ill? dOOI Of an
aternge aboriginal fumi‘h that digsl
. it. is wise, therefore not to
IIIIIIIIIIII And the me:
even up $200 for 31111 loans.
that thc3 have the cash. and nre‘wlilV
Iing to spend it in that particular way.
'sccms to suggest the" we havent treat-
Ied oul' lndians so badly after all.
BACK 70 THE CLASSICS I That isn't all they are doing, either.
Lately educators were lamentlntfi There are mote than 5 000 indiuns
. that the Greek undRomVaa classics Wetejnow in the military service. ‘99“, 000
I death-'35 d9“) “5 the languages “9on: them were drafted: The rest ,wo'ut
, were IIIIIIIIIIIIEd In Now all at once because they Wanted to fight for de- 1
there 8119 518115395 I‘Ve'I’iV‘fl' “IE“I mocracy. They know something about
schacbasnd 53.089395 WWI 3. ‘enwedru you sto. it is in the blood The
interest in Latin espaiiiaiiy' graph is indian is .11 nutltgbl democrat acknowk
nttruptdtt’g more attentionithsil it. 92.3 odgmg numbing Risk? ““3““-
for some years. ,, Indian women too. are doing their
W'm German in oisfaV or, there IS a full share. Many of them have taken'
' 1191501111 quest for “ substitute. and the Red Cross training and entered tboI~
I 131°“ acceptable IIe‘Isa-tz‘" according to service abroad. One reservation has:
the educators is Latin. Great numbers a REA Cross banner invevery home
oz.yonng_Vpeopie want w 193"“ French Every familyt tlifi‘t‘doesn’t boast a full
ndISpanishI' but these “mug“ are fledged nurse has a woman sewing for.
little more than dialects of Latin, muggy, Vmgpiwsw 99” or ,git‘Mvib
. re learned far more easily and decor- Mil: €3in .. .3 W £11“ gym mi" ‘ o 11‘
“‘91? if one 1‘“ first gained a moden‘ surgical pads and ambulance pillows.
on; knowledge 0! the 316316? tongue.‘ And me Big Chief at Potsdamo
133““ llkewm gives 9“? ““953 ‘° thought that the Indians would «be. on
Italian and Portuguese. "Sm“- gidel , -
It has the same Ivalue it has always; ________,___’____
' d {as Ethel!) inntbe correct speaking n 1131111101111.wa culude‘seud lb.
“and writing of the Radish W mm”! W ‘19 ND, ““9”.
1:11 is nearly' tw‘btflfi'ds deflgogfm “Mint!!!“ all” m
I Latin. It is sold by exports £01me M “$th mam
askghis efforts in that. direction,
though his policies in the past
eat? his willingness to bl“ thud ,divci 1
I‘ ed. '
indi
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lV'
when as we sometimes fan-:-
31'- Marmot“
i111: WWW—hays ruled that 1111
”W“ “I. "'9'“? 9". .
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“Qualified tromEFlflVbV ”$.90
year in the Navy Yard at Norfolk, Vir
is. sitter Which he 'w'ent on foreign
SGT‘ ICG.
The Sentinel yesterday printed an ment in the matter
interesting lottery written to his motb- while he was practicing a sharp tur'i.
Hill’ a 111.11l1.ne fell from a height
200 feet and 33115 destroyed b3 the.
er, Mrs William F. Croal of this city
M1's.Croal received the follow-mg
telegiam this morning:
Washington, D. (f.
Mary Croat.
56 Spring street.
South Norwalk. Conn;
Regtet to inform you that cable-
gram from abroad states that Ser-
geant William Frederick Cioal.
Marine Corps, was severely
wounded in action, June 29. No
further particulars available. Olli-
cial cablegrant cannot be sent asks
inc about his condition. but you
will bc. notified should any details
be teceived.
GEORGE BARNETT.
Major General COmmander.
MARiNE CORPSIGASHALTY LIST.
The Marine Corps casualty list todayi
shows: Killed “1'. action 11: died of
wounds. 5: uoundrd 5136-1013'17. T0-
in] 33.
The Marina (‘111 pa c tsualt' cs 31' ere in:
two lists.
lowui
Killed in Action.
Sogfieant Davis A. Manitoulin Jersey
‘1'
Serveant Benjamin T. St111in. Grccns-'
burg. ind.
t‘ofiporal Elijah ii. 1011111111. Medium. _,
ass
l’iivate F1 unit A Cummings Czillf01'
11311 Washington county. P11.
Private 1111311011111] lsl'h1l111r.d1t
natl.
Private Hiram G Luhman 011kfield.j
N. Y.
Private Solon A. Nelson.
Mich.
Pr'itate Pied. E l‘rosscr. l-‘1'c.sno Cal.
;"P1i\ntc James F Reynolds Clare. 0
l‘iitutc Lowell l‘. Richardson. Salt.
Lake City. ’
Ptir ate Raleigh W sldran, lkninmottds,
Tenn.
Cincin-
I-‘lfo Lakc,
Wounded Severely. .
Sergeant Edwin Ruuquist. Warren, Pa.
Private Homer W. Bouncy New Glou-i
roster, Maine.
P1 irate Arthur Card. Madison, N. J.
The second list dated July ll. fol
lows:
Died of Wounds Rocslvcddn Action.
Sergeant Carl It. llm'tou. Macy. ind.
(‘ogporal Danicl W. Keller. Clu'it'ton.
a.
Ptivalc Raymond R
and Ill.
l’r'ltute William B Flatmzmi.f‘o11ccp-
tion Junction lilo.
l’t'lvutc Eur] W. Maltimorc,
Mich. '
l‘ttincs, Blue [st-1
(‘iusrpm
Severely Wounded.
lSsrgeant William F. Croal, 56 Spring
street, South Norwalk, Conn.
VISUAL SYSTEM
OF EDUCATION
DESCRIBED
-1C.onunueu.trom,nrst PM?)
u.“
prosenl junior lllgh sthool grades
there for' n time at host. The iuut'cr'
1'31110 it'feticd to the committee on
buildings.
A report was submitted rcgurding‘I
the feasibility of teaching the sixth
'l‘he lndiun has been doing more titan ,and seventh grades in the East Nor- .
31111-11 schools, which would relievotha
pressure at the Franklin 11111001, and
help who the iransportn’jon problem.
A motion to look up reports fiom thc
files of the b00111. which have been
su builtted by exports, on tli sanitmy
system ut the O3'e1 River 80 ool was
carried
Mr. McNetton Presents Dr. Whitney.
Mr Mchttcp then introduced Dr.
William 'l‘.\\l1itncy of l’leusnntville.
N. J.. as the auth01 of a work on “So- i
(.lulizIed Rec"ltation. and 11 pioncer in
the new method of teaching. of which
hi 1: own system of visualised educu- . V
tion is a part.
lir. Whitney spoke [01 more than 110
hour on his new and seemingly pl‘tlc
tic’al methodgof giving one pupils a di-
reel. interostin their studies. in. which,
Ipersonal effort is encouraged and add
an interest awfltened.
He stated that he had made 11 per-
sonal study of the teaching systems in.
over 8,000 cities in every portion of!
the United States. and that his meth
011 had been adopted in entire states,I
0013ny Wisconsin; and in this ls'odiugg
educational centers. loom Los Angelcs'. ,
0111,, to Wilmington Delusions. ,
He gave no actuaLlesson in spelling ‘
to illustrate his plan‘ and. at the close ‘
of his address, received a unanimous
nvitation fmm the board to speak be
toreath varioui
111.1119“ the tint of the opening or the
fill term, whiChiliq accepted
soon followed with In short» '
outliIIne Mot what visual education has
accomplished.
COAST LEAGUE TO QUIT.
.——‘—-—-— \
“Work." Fight" Order causes Our-
.» ., tailment of Season. I ‘
LOS ANGELES, July 13.——Dlrectors
and officials of the Pacific Coast Base-
board WIN
scheduled for Sunday in various cities
of the circuit. This statement was
glycn out by Align T Baum, president
of the 111311.
“The Pacific; coast league directors I,
voted to ofllclully close the 1918 sea
IQHSupdly.. 31131 14. V '9 “
gmm hoards In the two 11.1141
Ila which the league operates—Calms;
The fiisl. dated Jul) 10. fol-
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wagon with that SQRWVSI .. ' -
must 'V 70!! KlLE’ID
my:
,.l.icut A. W. Hill. of Maiden, Mass.
under- trainingszrs .05 an . 1115110011311.
in the Royal Air Force was‘kilied at
He was to: thine—I. 3'éa1's on board Ar'mout Heights, teda whit Vfl'i ..
the U. S. S. New York, and spen' one‘ atone. III e I as
, Tiit accidcnt was due, assuming 111'
the ofliciai report, to an error in iudg
M
0510, 0111. July 13. usecouu-
awn. Second Limit-1111111.:
and Rogues, is unnounted
newupupers.
ten vlcloFies
ed.
,1 Many large menantilc
of flying speed.
0!
by
PARIS. JulrI 1: (111111111 A8001 1 ~
The appearance of two new 11591.11.
flout suds
the ,
Bath aviator has gamed
The thirty eighth aerial 3'it.'..tl> y ofI
.Ueutenaut Nuugessci also is “111114111111
establish 1'
meals in the east 1111' cmpiovine
men to fill position as "credit men."
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To My Find
No Delays. No Red Tape; Contributions Csbieti Weekly.
The Moanou Give This Week Will Be Doing It: Kerk Noxtflseb
WINEWT 01' Hts. culminate
DEAD IN "1310 MAN’S 1.11119»,
He does not ask our words f
11thth out there beforezo praise,
e. as t we shall save hi
As our it” toward jtho WirfhfldI
He asks that we shall ive it bread
And clothes and shelficr, too;
He asks it for the life he gave—
To square the debt that: due.
To square the debt that's due to him,
Who gave hisall t we
ll t have imposes through yous to com.
vincible ,und free.
The cold, guy dink. the silent nigh;
okdown upon his face:
with
little one is f is --
niess we take woke”...
mar/1111301 m mm ammonium
The object of this organization is to reach the i111.
measurable mantra-415%“ gthro :fpbllt Italy .effective and
immedi'st ggkritical urination ot' talyts
civil population, with her enormous number of Refu-
gees. and 0131': destitute their: mean ’ and ' I
.to be effectiveI must be immediate. flfibutmnlsflrif
ceived by us are transmitted by cable weekly, throu b
the Italian Ambassador, to the authorized Italian Rge-
lief Societies, by whose experienced hands prompt as-
sistance is dispensed.
The con itionVs
words. Almo 1: eye hing“ 1s heededinth egwayot’ age
plies, but the bush: ity is money, without wit it
the work of rescue cannot continue. Unless a very large
measure of such immediate relief reaches Italy» 3‘95 may
not. be able, despite the heroicaesistpnttewof
and our CommmeMmQ‘be
It is “now or never” for Italy. nHelp us to save her. . I i
Kindly send us a cVVVheck now, making. it. payable to
“The In!» '—‘1 y F at?" 'Worw
the shme'o ” ‘4 ”III ss‘rsgfii
Wall St" NIegg "‘ I I ‘f'. ‘ .II W1 3;: 1; I 1
w.‘\.
Honorary Vicemeidcnt. 5
Hth' Ech enc , .
11mm, Officers of the Orzuintionr'
Honorary President.
Thslfifwt‘m '
Officers and Executive ComtleeII
' Prat:
enl.
in Italy today “Bib tragic 1.1319111.)
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Special ........... 19c SHIRT WAIST BOXES i
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i Fancy c111b1'oidcrcd. COVERS
.' g Snecial ....... 2 for 25¢ “Wm“ 59“
, - sale ....... . ....... 461: ~
‘ MEN’S HEMSTITQH- .
' ED HfANDKER- O’CEDAR OIL POLISH
Id CHIEFS 251' bottle.
+ I 3." Regular 15... Special ............ 18c
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1 . c PAROWAX,
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5 -t'rom their lines. for they know us Am-
.~ Iyou find some pretty mean Huns some
.'_that 1 got 1'
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Itquite a little rain but we don't 1 in
to mind that much. for it is the1first
, adays is to work, fight. and 1111111. . 1 2 ~ -. .
5 hard to get these Hons or 8001160:
get them 0— quick, so we can setgtbut
wilt":
From 7 lo 110,0’clock
r.m’-
Y Ill. 0. A. dugout where the service
is held Sunday momin
Still Fighting for the People Over 11 fine sermon~but duriigthgdsé:::1:
Here, and Feeling Fine ‘llltifl was 11 terrible barrage going on .
by’l‘he. fonlouiuir: (lettei. actompa'nicd 3316:2113; anitlIIIOIIIIIIndSOIIIII noise
a car oon o mum von Hindcu l 1 us, a so had no .
burg. has hm been receiied b1 ”3115 1 fear an kept right on singing as loud
("ar1.e \ioellcr, of Washington Stu-t". I” “0 could I
from bet son. Joseph Ill. \ioollcr. 33 ho! monTRSmyyfm. A1111) has mp“? 5“"
1ening.so i couldn't get
1113' 1‘01 CM in Fanco being 11 membci down to heat Mr. Andersonsmei 111011
,Ot (. omoany H. 102110 1".S.lnfant13:hm i know what kind of a sermon m3:
”Thmgdly. June ’0111.1918. friend. Ensign Anderson. can picach
'M3 Dear Mother' tor he is one good speaks-1, for II
"Well 11111 Just couldn't hel1 Iwr,it- IIIIIIIII him QUIIII II fen: III'IIIIS SII'I
in o . I Imothcr I often sat‘ it um 11 0
g y u again. as l have bcin think; 11.: .back there l I I SII ”Mme
of you all day long. and not only that. preach to con II heat MI AMINO“
motheg~GeN 1 Dale bee-I I‘V‘I“ 10“" does tor usIIioggIIisualIhd see IIIIIIII IIII
VVVsothe or the last tlveor s )1 days is 1.13'e1'3 time III? S lv 1' I 1111113. Why
lime not received one letter in I .1101: A1piy.3\0ultl
11 week from any one and. beiie3'cIIIIlIIIIPIIIi1IIgI1f103I1II In front OI IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIO
ma. where I am now. it is darn hard for dreds an:I 1:1?0IIIII12I1I1I1D :IIII thIlIi IiIII {IIIIIII
a 19y
1111 1103111.. who ,ure fighting like h-m,‘
these daylight”. to .cten get any now could. for 11193 are certainl3 doing
pvondsrfultbings over here for us boys.
trom home. We are all very busy. .. .
these days and believe me, mother. we day], it“; Ifigofilfig‘zsieronghen 0‘25”
—— rot or
me giving the old Boche all that we Henry know; 1111.. his fath k
“ 81‘ WOT 5..
JOE MOELLER WRITES AGNN. I
Vgot and lleye .1119 they don‘ 1 like us
at all, for hey sure know by this; time gighglgflifu“ Raymond Bros” ' “501
that us American boys can tight. 83' mm. He feels 0 K'-
but whites he was. 11111111 in
SIIItItIIhu Norwalk again. dear old
‘ ass I will come to a close now.
hoping this letter‘ Will find you in the
best of 110111111 11190 11111:. rest 0' the .
folks. Wiilcoms to a. close filth lots of:
love and kisses to my dear little moth.
er. ‘I
:‘And say, ma, once in a while we
bring back a few Boches and, belieye
Tericans treat them pretty good or, in
fact treat them too good. or course
time and we make short work of t em.‘
"I am sen inggou a German bu ton. "Jo‘s;-
he of them mean P. S.——Write me ' '
ones, and I guess he didnt have any find time mother. “Sagan??- 3.1311515
’11s; for the button after we got the buttons. Tollibob 1111.21.01? e
through with him or. in othei words, asking forum-111110.101 the i'olirWIiII3
he never missed it or knew that we the block Tell Uncle- Frank thatsJ III
took. all his buttons. Fred Moore also. feuds” his toys and best re ards t oi:
got qfiite 11 few buttons last week— theb boyis.’ g 0 a
said he was going to send a few to his . W
friends in Norwalk. ’ FARMERETTES-
CAHEERFUL AT WORK '
"1.11m also sending you a French but-
(Continued from Page One)
VV'V‘Fr om your loving son.
1011 to show you the kind the French.
.have. The Boclie button as the
crown on it whflb. the Frenc has the
buraltgng bomb. 1.1,;
“ ell, ot er doa1'.lam'in the e t
of hen :39“ i (9‘ having a treIhtfh are, left to. wander in the moonlight
v0ice,w icli comes from eating a. lit-1’l “One I
tic too much gas, but I shall get over i
that all right: My voice will come
.Vacksnfin nevuback :1 “ways whicbl
b‘sgg “‘f‘
hfivp, mice weather .1511
long; 'until 1 1.111.111.1111... we got
LI-
Egrnest.Worke1-s.
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