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ESTABLISHED BY i There are difficulties attending the
. Jw GOLD“ seeming, p1 epuraron and distribution
1 MD _”_ of whole meat. Toothsome as it may
L n A327. .1918 ‘ appear to its enthusiasts, it can hardly
mm}! ‘WAO FOB. be retommended at this stage of the
TOMORROW history as a 1'itnl addition to
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the taIuilv dinner table.
But there is plenty of good fish put
Member of the Associated Press. Iup in nu whith more families should
The Associated Press is exciusi1elv be eating, and all families citencr The
“titled to the use for publication 01
all news dispatches credited to it or smelnuwut is taking a hand in the
otherwise in this paper and a‘ so “not, of ~aimon and this may b“ {01
a local news published herein.
All rights of republication of 1119-; loued b,1 a regulation of the supply or
all! dispatches l1e1ein we also re- 0“,“. “gamed"
ported. __,, , _ good a food as beef
WING SENTINEL TBLE. ITuIIa now available in cans of pound
punt-imam; uts'l: 49.
Salmon, in fact, is al-
mint as So is
PHONE CALLS {and half—1 pound sizes Japanese crab
wmml Booms—92 Imeat. taken i'min the enormous trabs
8min»! 0m00—93. of taroff izumo, is another ser1iceable
flog-walk Branch Office—1388. I addition to the diet. Tiled in 11.11, it;
BditOr’ I Residence—218 2. , “m be .111 Hammad 111m of the pair
city Editor’s Residence-.1492n4
Business Mandger' 11 Residence—,
113- 12.
Wait—'53 like the I'arebit. is undeserved, and
FINLAND REMAINS REPUBLICAN. comes from the company into which
’ The Finnish diet has rejected the
hill providing for a king for independ-
ent Finland. and the enemies of Get»
man autocracy must find ground for
much satisfaction in its action. The
Finns, who viewed German aggresion and unholy mixtures of food that niako'
with a complacency bow of their jus- trouble. The lobster is good nourish f
dined-dislike of impcrial Russia, ham ing food not difficult of digestion.
i ~ , .
begun to see the light , lot thost who (aiwat salt fish, there
Any king of Finland, chosen under 1‘ “ill and niaikt‘lf‘l and kippcrcd licr
l‘tII' those who cannot, cod and
try I'oscl‘1e in peace. 5
I The bad reputation of the iobstct,
he is so often forced. Simple creamed
logster, u lobstorflsalad without frills,
:oaten for lunch with bread and butter
and 11 cup of Ion, never hurt any one
it is late hours and bad air and fatigue
existing condition'< must be a German ring.
to the htidock come in this of’ ‘fish flakes" —1
nominee, and his atcession
throne Would mean the pessin of Fin-
nish hopes for genuine independece. it; 0“ Will'bl‘l’ad toast.
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would sIgnIfy, in fact, an acknow g ‘ FERDINAND WEEPs.
suzorainty. The
. Swiss journalists, spying upon Szar
nor is more anything better creamed
meat of German
Finns have shown that they are not
_ Ferdinand of llulguria, who is in retire.-
a ooncostuon '
quite ready to make .
' which would be so acccplflbl" l0 "9'"
Mn. They know now that although fits of mental dopIo'ssion and is iI'c- J
the Germans may bring slll‘i‘i’al‘e from quontiy soon in tears. Few liIing nIon
Bolsheviki (“1805 "WY me “0‘ Whom they might have added, 1121111 better I
disinterested friends. '
There is small chance that Finland Ferdinand
will be ”9911 1'01“ (.etman influence has ruined it. Raised to tho ilulgar“
V and control for many umnllIS-di‘i‘l’ll" throno when hardly more than 11 hoy,f
the encouraginz ”03”“ made by 41' ho wrought miracles in the industrial:
110d arms on in“ Murman ma“ but development of his adopted country»1
“‘13 fact should octasion no concur” flt' 111211111 llulguriu prosperous ugricul-Z
lithe Finn‘s welcomed the Germans at “Hamb-
ihe'l‘lrsi, as the lesser of lwu o1ils. lit- “.0“ for it the w.
They have no intention of iII'I‘llll‘ll"g spec! of‘ Europe and the world. Thus1
their new state to become 11 hclplcss 11,, ”m5“. everything away toi'lutch at 1.
ayassal oi the house of liohcnzollern. tho olu>iv1I phantom of a Balkan our!
and their diot has haul the courage to 1,1,.“ . , z
. make this fooling plain. . ' Six yours ago, llulgarla. of all the,
Under the circumi‘lflm'i‘s l’l‘ll‘m‘l liaikan nations, deserved the most rt»:
must be regarded 11's :1 lilbllll)’ ruthcr Its llll’lllV peasantry had been
than as an asscl l0 the (‘entral “l““ls math literate b1' the most intensin- of‘
and the war is far from dom- lcducationul systmus, and its prosper-
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is in the worst of health, subject to'
mode Bulgaria. and he
“1' Kllit' it a grout and 1111 of"?
Itch-III :Irmy.
l spct'L
BELLS AND SHELLS. selves and t0 llll‘ rulcr who had point-,
topa’y,1'er1' ed illl‘lll thou wa1 ’l‘hc achit-vt-ments
Germany is beginning
mildly so far of course, but still begin ‘ of the ilulgtu arms in the first ilulkau
',1' hing, to p111 the piper for her orgies 11ar reflected glory on the race, Men
of the past four years. lly ficcing o1'1c as the diplomacy of l-‘trdinand, who;
a mined. barren and sitelterless land made possible lllt‘ first Balkan leaguc.;
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I ' I site is beginning to pay for hor ravug~ brought him tho respect of every chan
. 111; of northein France.
- In: discontent and dimcmtics in Rus-
Ukraiuia, she is beginning to tic-Germans, 11nd bargained to betray I
lilo] for her treacheryt 0 that troubledzhis allies. His treachery brought:
11111111.; piompt punishment. He lost \iacedoJ
For her spoliation of the beautv ofi 11211 and a slice of tho Dobrudie. and'
' Belgium no penalty has vot been ex- defeat drove him into the Potsdam”
acted. That Fate will take a lfand in camp. Before the great war began he
this. as in the other matters, can not. had bound his people to dermany'sl
be doubted. Sooner or later Fate c'haIiot wheels, had sold Bulgaria lino.
'1'" makes everyone pay for c1erything ini economic bondage to the Central;
jife Powers. ‘
' The Delineator has this month III I Today Ferdinand weeps because he;
page of pictures of stately and exquis-l :ees his life work wrecked, his dy-I
te Belgian bell-towels from which the nos!) imncrilled. and the nation he.
"tells have been remov'ed to make Ger- i made reopened an outcast i
"In shells. The chimes no longer call
the hithiui to prayer, ring joyfully for. beer credence Few men have Waszodi
weddings, undiy for funerals. remind lsuch great opportunities as Ferdinand:
911117 on Sundays and Holydays. Their lids known, and few face such punish-
They have been ments as must be his when the war's
By the gI"-ov. ccllor1'.l
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But Ferdinand listened to the Aus I
his"
“'3 toil. and
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pleas are stillcd
mortal into instruments of murder,l reckoning is done.
Bushland rapine. l 7
‘ We are a generous people‘ to our m
”deco, particularly when the foes are used 01“ a.
“l" beaten 211.11 tlils foe cannot be dealti
' .on {my basis of mutual honor for
ic'hes no honor. He musthe taught
When new our production stops.
Before you buy your used our,
make sure it is one which will give
you the service you expect. and
which will have added “lilo when
.nIcnt It Bad Nauhcim, report that “9.—
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cause to grieve. I '
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The Swiss icurnalists' report wilI'I.
811111111111 in the oniy'way 111 which his
‘ ' intelligence and morals can
.. {inmost benwletouy.
at the my destroyed can-
' Win - ocg'
you sell it. WWml-nd cars
are the most. desirable. economical
light weight ours. We recondition
and guarantee our used Ears. Unit.
of them look like 30". ,
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liilllli PUSHEll
HARTFORD, August 17 The ap-
pointment of R. E i-‘a agan as assir'tant
din-(101 of the State Bureau of A1119!-
‘icanization “as announctd today 111'
the Ammit'anization committee of the
t‘-onnettitut t"t,untii of lh-i'sen c.1111:
Fagan has been until 11011 the (.1191
clerk of the B1111 du oi ii dut: Ition 211: (1'
office manager f'ot H. ll Whta on.
who was recently appointed state ti
lector of the Bureau of AIIIeIitanEz
lion, established at tho 1equt-st of the
defense council last month liiIeI tor
Wheaton is one of the lt2IdoI's (It 'hc
national Americanization 1110111111112.
having drafted the AIIIericaniraIiou
"1'IIogranI 1'01 the (ountii of Natmnal
Defense and being the eitecutivc (hair-
man of tho national committee of one
hundred. The newly apptillllntl asslet-
.Int was Mr. Wheatou's set-I'ettt"_1' 11"11 II
he made investigations into the H-
ploitation of {oreignI boIn 11I-1wns and
a. surwy of in mg, housing and i .1.1 2:-
Mai conditions foI the PPllli-lllv. lillti
State Department of labor 111d l_' 1111\-
tI'y in 1914.
Assistant Director Pagan knows- Am-
ericanization technique thoroughly,
Ic'mding to the word just I'otcin ti fmtu
Director Wheaton The dhoc' or‘ - rt
t'eI adds that the appointment to the
office position of a man with 111141111 ho
had 11"mkcd on tornItI or. :Is'c :15 on
much the same sort of work 11"” end-
hie the two men to stint on the first
of September almost as if lit-.3. had
'10
,Ifthayt-I been working in (‘onncoiiu It.
The State iluroau of AIIIaricanixa—
.tion is the outcomo 01' funny month's
planning on the part of the State Dc—
:fenso (‘ouIItil and its conuniltee on
foreign born population (inter reci—
ganized into .1 committee on Ameri-
canizutionl undeI the t'hahman ship
of Stanley ll. liolnios. suptrintendent
I'ol' schools in NW Britain it is ex
[It‘tlvtl that this burcuu. wlItIn it has
been established undei the council di' 1
motion will be made 11 permanent arm
of the state government during the
next session of the General Aust1n1hly._
AUTO SUPPLIES
OILS GASOLINE
BIOYOLEB momma
A. MODNE
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Those Who Left Here on
Me 24th Have Been
Used to Fill Up Gaps in
Various Units
AugUst lSth. 19195.
The lire-mug Setninel.
Sir: it is with pleasure that 1 11111:
thesc tcv: lines to inform, through
l'ilur columns, the relatives and li‘ielltls
of the draft oomin'gent of June 24
1918. of Norwalk.
‘The Norwalk contingent, designated
to (72111111 Meade, hid._ formerly the
34111 (‘0. l). B., is at present perma-
nently disintegrated, to fill up several
ouotas and units of regular outfits-t
The boys. who are fast beconIin'
adapted totheir new classification,and
are greatly anticipant in the eminent
privilege of being allowed to Join the
boys whit have preceded them in
France in the vindication of our dom-
ocracy. Their initiation into regular
training units has occurred within the
last few days, of which they were
taken by absolute surprise. and now
each morning they proudly shoulder
their fOsIered rifles and elegantly
march off to the drilling fields in a
more rythmic and sanctified manner
which makes more holy their purpose
They now fill gaps in tholnewt 111'»
ganizod units as follows: 42d. “tit.
48th. liith and 22d t‘o_'s. and are all
anxious to get a good and wholesome
wallop at the depioIIIblc and obnox-
ious iiun.1
Recently Ralph Pound. of the Nor-
waik contingent. absolutely refused to
accept 11 position to go to Washington.
D. (‘.. as a postal clerk, at :1 rating of
8120 per month. in order that he may
cross bayonots with tho Kaiser‘s
boastful puppets, and the connnnndimzi
.othccr referred to him as “A fine show '
int.r of patriotism.‘ and was instantly
cheered by the entire company, amid
the echoing roar of which be blushed
Editor of
,and stammored like a child.
The boys are fast becoming PIHOI‘.’
aspirants to their new vocation. and
are handling their being in a cultured
manner which donotestheir true Am-i
oricun fashion, which will on sight,
nurclv as the day is born. startle thoI
lashdrivon and down irutltlon puppets
of their half raving tchIIl god into of
rho!” 957-2 decisive submission.
70mmm 31-. 80- “01"“ l The morale of tho Norwalk boys is
already reached a pitch of' high tenor.
The ideal Which they fester in their
bosom now is a shoIt and speedv ('On
clusion of drilling— —most of the bowl .1
. are declaring. earnestly. that they cant
whip the lion in their pIesent state oi
militarv knowledge and that is some
spiel! it is 11ell north for the 1111111
of Norwalk to stand up and loudi1 ancil-
proudh acclaim such valiancy oi its.
sons 1
Norwalk has. as 11'1-ltfi011.s111e!1"
held up her end and had been In}:
first to fill its quota in the sale (It Lib [
erty Bonds aiding the Red (110814. mak t
ing donations for lllt Leigian ittlief'
Fund. of which it ha. reason to be,
pI'.oud and lit! 1211liant suns ir‘alllcll
this and shall do all within their pon-
eI' to maintain and also uphold that'
standard 11hith it so wt it deserves and
shall struggle fit l('l-'l\ but hravelv with
the spirit and int of Yankee deter-i
mination. to realize the contlusiun for
which they are sacrificing their all for
”11' common causerrsuch spirit and
grit is seldom seen, and it is. not and
shall not be wasted but. instead, it
shall and is being developed and shall '
continue to be developed until it hasI
rcathoti a state of high pr'.IevaloIIte
and be Iecognised amongst the au-
thorities as being strictly efficient and
has reached its stage of final dewiop-
ment Then it shall proudly be cal-
rled to the battlefields of More for
honor. and realization and 1inditation '
it is thus that the Nurwalk boys
aspire unto the ideal that, awaits llll'lllf ;
on the fields of France and glory it
is thus that with such a spirit tl1e1
hall overthrow the automatic 'hsiri
ing. with justice and righteousnessas
their principle, and God Almighty.
their Leader, who shall not torsdkt
them, but load them on until the nest
of the abominable “Beast of Berlin"
has been destroyed utterly—that it,
again, he attempt to wrought another
such a havoc, his attempt shall be fu-I
file: his effort vain. and his moralo'
apprehended—end peace. justice and
democmcv shall be
war Iiddon people of Europe
Trusting that you will allow sut’iit'i
ent space in your 1uluable newspupti i
to print these few lilies. which are of]
so vital importance to tho Nn"11'sli<:
boys and the nation they represcnl.as
well. lam,
i‘ith. Jl'Lll'S E. l'JHl'liA'.
22d (‘0.. lSlth Depot Brigade.
6th Battalion.
(,‘amp Meade. Md
Barracksi‘. '.‘l.
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4011111191 Want Ads Sure to Bay
Thirty-fourth Street
offers an opportunity which is virtually unparalleled at
this time for obtaining choice. individuaiiylselocted Rugs
at prices that are actually lbwer than those now
being quoted in the open market
The assortment Of Rugs ready for seieétien is of phenom-
enal magnitude, and includes many large and unusual
sizes. thus presenting rare facilities for obtaining precisely
TELEPHONE
Iii. "Altman & Gin.
MADISUN AVENUE-FiFTfl AVENUE. NEW YORK
s.-.\,~~.~.v~.~.‘.» ‘ vs
The August Sale of ‘
GRHENTAL RUGIS
now in progress on the Fifth Floor, and to be
continued throughout the month,
the type and size of mg desired.
or SPECHAL INTEREST ARE
Small oriental 12ng ', 111941.00 to 46.001"
Medium-size Oriental Rugs, at "$.00 to “0.00 ’
Room-size Oriental Rugs, at 135.00 to 5785.00 V,
B. Altman «51 Co. unreservediy guarantee the wearmg
qualities of ad Oriental Rugs sold by them.
7001,) ‘ MURRAY HILL
Thirty-fifth Street
restored to tho 'I
.II Vn' 1'3» ”*1 . ’5 (t i ’ ~ ’
a... .- - " II. -
new” . . I, I l
.1 p .1. - amour, AW. 17, 1918
. g... L T. . -_,-,-:—"-—-g__- ,._ -_.
in an excel . condition, which has
WA. 1;” a” ‘1.-m: :m "v. i~slmii_:.‘.l f: l fig...
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Boston Star I
SilECiAL MONEY SAVERS
TONIGHT
From 7 to 10 o’clock
. Fairy Soap
\‘ will it.
1 'ikc
__ 8c
Kolynos Tooth Paste
11 orth 251 .............. 18C
Talcum Powder
i
l Quality
.15; Worth l.'1t' .............. 10c
h...
Prophylactic Tooth
Brushes
.9: Worth 35c U... .......... 27c
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Cut Glass Salt and Pepper
251:
, Fancy Silk Ribbons
Q \\o"1h 28c
lard
. Women’s Black Cotton
’ Hose
"':'\\11 ill liit' .............. 16c
" White Silk Gloves
1
3151'.
a,
lionl ie iIIIgoI' tips warrantt d.
l1.é:"_"'" ............. 791:
.EC Cream Wa's—h Satin
O.»-§'.I"'§'.i'.'. “',".".'_'.... $1.51
Limited Quantity.
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810 “011111 1111 11112
Moo; Bonus cum
Summits '
Mcrccrized Sateen
‘1‘-Suite and cream.
11 )i' 1111' 11eIII'I"I21::.
\i'tII h 1:1“t‘ ‘1'a1ti ......
Table Oil Cloth
All color:-,
Worth ‘l:|t'.
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especially suit- A
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1:. till hes wide.
Congoieum Rugs
(3211111 de <ig11s sizes 4 1-2 x 9 feet §
\\ uilh $5.1m .......... ”.93
Neponsct l‘loor Covering
it‘ull 1110 yards wide, in tile
{195131115139
Unbleached Bed Sheets
\\' orth $1.“ )2
both .........
Turkish Towels
Worth 15(' .............. 10c
Women’s Silk Skirts
\l'orth $2 .98
.‘l;
Women s Shirt Waists
All 11.1'.' models and good quality
l111ltl‘l1ll. 95
G '
Worth $1.25
Printed Dress Voiles
.\‘ ~1v pavcrns. dainty colorings and
t‘\(‘r'll'll' quality, full yar dwide
\1111'th 1112 to an
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4.1 cents
.5”, 431.1: T“. at" :4.“ 4-“
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Yard . .
.\'0 st 31113
$1.75.
35ml,
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