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I
WHKT YOUNG MEN READ
Light on tho lltcrari tastc of Anti-l“
- ican masculinity m;;_\ be obtaillr-d trout
' a summary o1 t'atol-itc army and par)“;
books pl‘cpa-lcd to thc Chit-ago liatlyi
News. It is based on reports from 37-.
camp and haw lfilfllnfll libraries sch?
There is therefor?
-\ in; 1,300,000 men ‘
‘ mnth justification for the claim that:
"it pl‘escllh l‘lt“tl‘l}‘. tor tllc t’irsl linlc,,
the
' tastea of thc entire {Intaitult 9""3'15 vote for H01). 8
‘ t
and navy." I
mcn prefer to rcud'.’
averazfl nouttwltlttcul rcadilln
What books. then. do thcsc youth!
in lllt‘ rcalm of
fiction. thcy- liltc. “anything hv Jack
London." thc western storltN of
Beach and Harold Ilvll \l’riah',
“Tarzan" hooks and Zitllotireys ttoV- antee.‘ of perfolmance.
els.
Mark Twain and Irvin (‘obb
“0‘1;
lit-1‘
to pvt-tor
at
In poo!-
ln humor. thcy scout
1y. Kipling. unlit-n w. Svrvlce and“
Omar Khay yam.
lll 'wal‘ t-xpcricnco
1J0!)k5,"0\'-.‘l'lllt" Top," "l‘l’lvttit‘ P5:tl,":
Gera rd‘s
“My Four I'cars In let‘-
I
“Firs t Hundred!
(IllfllI‘v'f’ Ian Iluy's ‘
Vh;l"llousand" and Pat O‘Briclt's “Out-
wittlng tho Hun." ;
t
There is naturally a bin (lt‘ll‘lfllltl for
detcctivc etorics. especially those or
Conan Alltlylt‘. Attila
. E. Phillips ()ppenltclnl.
t7 and Arthur
classification “Ilclpful books"‘cnlttn (‘a-
bot‘s "What. {\Iclt Live liv." \thmonfl
Katherine tit-con.
Louis Vancc
l‘ndcr the
It. Rccl‘c.
“When a Man t‘omvs to llimsclf" :tllt]
i"
Fairbank's “Live and Laugh."
“literature.“
mean. they prctcr Shaw. lClIlt'l'Stin and
Oscar Wilde. ,
terms. Americans should
sight of the fact that
pay for the daluagc she has donc in
invaded countries. and
must bc allowcd to intcrl‘cre with such
. that it lllG‘th'ltltln pcoplc
“ , overthrow thrir governmcnt
tablisl’t a roeponsihlc democratic gov
ernment. thcy will he allowed to crude
the natural
Germtmv in the
against innocent nationS. t
und Belgium. and
whom cities Germany
’ lid whose lawn she has ravaged with-
out provocation.
the Hobonzttllcrns and
”hooters in tube. by II! trial!“
"fllfl' old «what to that porn-v.
N and good But It will not to l‘ur.
M on may Him to par
‘VW 3! lb"
Unite.
\vllalevct‘ that tcrul may
There is lllllt‘ll food for thought in
' ~thls list; wilethc'r onc has a lncl‘c the-
wetlcal interval in books, or a mater-
‘lal interest in tho writing or puhllslr
inc. business, or only.a itencral inlcr-
est in human atut‘o.
. ll mnv hclp. too. ill deciding what sort
of reading matter to scnd tltc boys.
A little study or
o-——— 1
THE GERMANS MUST PAY
In all our discussions of more
nevcr loso
(lcl'many must.
that nothinv.
. pavment. ;
There Is a popular it'nprcvsion now
prompt ly
and es-
incurrcd bt’
Sht‘ has \vazt‘d
pen-all ies
\var
Somc penaltics. no doubt. the Oct--
11 ma people may escape or soften, it
' they act will: suflicit-nt ccleritv and
honesty.
L meats do not intend. and
. peoples- should not permit it it thcy
vdi'd intend. that bv so doing the Ger‘
man nation may avoid Its just
bills. '
But surely the allied novcrn-
tllc allied
war
.' to
There must he roparatlon till-‘rance
to otlwr nntltmi
has destroyed
it the property In
their teller
All} mar covenant that In lb»
put-em “Wt:-
I'lttt Win on W
'ticrluany is trying' to int‘lueut‘c puhth‘_
I
Seven Reasons Why a Republican Malortty
In the House Should be Elected by-
the People 'in November.
1. Because during the period preceding our participation in the world war the Republican
party stood consistently and constantly for propuedneu through an adequate army and navy.
2. Because during the war the Republican party has supported the President in the _en-
actment of nwded measures to an even greater extent than his own party In Congress and has
‘ in every way subordinated itself to the patriotic purpose of achieving Victory for the nation.
3. Because it is essential that the terms of peace be dictated by the victors in order that the
Hohcnzollern menace In it: completely destroyed and that those terms of peace be. wasted
upon and backed up by the Republican party, which has never favored a scuttle pohcy and has
bud vision and patriotism fr mt the beginning.
4. Because in the time 03 reconstruction after the war the Republican party. as'evidenced
by its record in the past, is b 3“ prepared to solve rightly and to the lasting prosperity of the
country the great economic problems bound to amen .
5. Because it is to the welfare of the entire country that the Republican party break the
unholy combination of Southern and Democratic members of Congress, which now controls
legislation for the selfish benefit of its section.
6. Because the Democratic party has failed to keep ill deceptive promise to reduce the cost
of living, despite the fact that it has had complete control of the government time 1913.
7. Because the Republican party is committed to the maintenance of healthy competition
and initiative in our industrial life, in the protection through a u adequate tariff of both labor and
capital, and the stimulation of domestic and foreign markets to provide our boys With work and
‘ ‘ h rn from “over there.”
good wages when, flushed wtth Victory, t ey rotu ‘ _ 70".”?
Schuyler Merritt, Republican Candidate tor Congress ll'om
the Fourth District, has stood tor every measure tor a vigorous
prosecution oi the war. llis valuable services will be uecded
In Congress during the coming days.
chuyler Merritt for Congress on
November 5th.
Mout-
tltllll’llltl' ...
llEl’lIlllEllllIlllliM
‘Senntcr Iaulpo Il‘tll \titll Mr. II
\\'A>‘Ilt.\'(l'l‘02\', tit-t. :10. Two cab? and t‘olnncl llt'l‘nt illl'l‘t' ix (illlht
tlalty Iiita wort issued today, an army illlll’lll but not till» t\\I:t‘.
i?.<T.".:ttt nauw. last night. and an
all”) list. ‘JIIt nal‘t‘ics, this afternoon.
, llltllillll: a total of 4233. ‘
t‘onllct-ticut t‘lIrllttll)’ list:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Private.
k
obligatiom. and give aatictactory punt"
This Should
IIc mttdc a lulldautt‘lttitl condition 01'
(lot-man na'iollal cxtslant-c ltclcttltcl, ,'
..-,-v. I
GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE' :
In bcr tcrlor of the wrath to cotut‘.’
thc Ilt‘hll‘t‘ and tittn-rminallcn of
the tlttcr tin-Int and
the military t'til‘cc- ot' ticl'umny.
opinion in llt'l' favor by sowing broad~
t‘uul statclttenls that "t‘ltlil'aszca upon
people ‘and propt-rty in licls'ium and
l-‘rattcv were committcd in direct on“
position to military orders, and tbut‘
ot‘l‘cudcrs haw been punished. L
Both at there slatemcnts arc tics.
as is shown by cvcl'y bit of cvldcncc
whcn the pout-I.» of Great
.lnnrt critical pt rod of lllt' war,
3 Fleur-It t'Xt't'llll‘t
l
t Alamo, til‘alilu,
South Mattcllcstcr, Conn.
Morning List.
-to tho eluvtarucy.
lays and tntstakt ~ have lath-d to luwt
the
i American [It‘ttttle to lta.~tcu at all cost.
tlI'nll‘Ul‘lltlll oi
It‘ Inc thinks lit lmany would rather
It or
dlit‘l
- for
Mr. AMltlitlt owl) llt"tl hi“ penu-
lirltaln i‘
2 «time a morn cmnpolcnl loader in tho
'1‘ ll e
deposed stint-c tllc
‘ war began. lll Id their peace when the
(Mrs. ltoxlna .llascel,1 people droppt «I tllcm tor a man ctltlal
\ l'ntortllnatt-Iy‘ i‘or
lthc country l’l'cstdcnt Wilmn‘s .wcrc
in u“. map . Killed in ttt‘tiult ...... . ........... 3‘ “”5 “l “'4“ l" "0‘ l"“"l"'""ibi“ “I ”‘9
(‘t‘l'lll'tll\"‘t tullit-trv ()an‘z‘mm In lllt‘tl ct wounds .................. t; pcopIo and his own tcnuro ot otltco ls
" ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ m0” {mm :H‘l‘ltlt'nl and (ler , SI’t‘llrt' Inr mole than thrce years.
:almttlcdlv the. most strict and atlto-j mow-4 ___________ ‘ ............ :5 .\Ir. \VIlMIII lotto-ta that this is not
.mm. in u". “-0,-1.1. llndp“ her ill'fi‘ him! 0, (“5.3.50 .................. 13' hi.»- war and he imtwachw the mtcgrt»
Wm M dirciplinc it would bc' ilnposst- \medm! ”WW...” .............. 3"; t), npd I;III lllltit‘ntf‘th crutlte {gloat-trad
‘ ‘ _ ,- . _ .. . t,\\'.,u”m.d. flt‘ui‘t‘t‘ undutprmtmid 74‘ noon t‘ \t' wit to. t‘ 8 tom ll none
bl: lot the tommon hiltllf‘l to continue, wounded >ltulllll‘ :5 but “mm"...mfi. can M, trusted to “H
“”""""'“‘g ””‘59 atrocities ““91” “n'l Missing tll action ............... . ti. “’lfil'll’ and luttl‘ioticulli‘ Ill lhl‘ llltfi‘t'm
dor Illt'sv ordcrs from his suporiors. j ft-l'iscs‘,
llad tlicsc oul'raues not bccn in tic-1 Total ........................ "1o Prt‘ehlt'ltt “'llattn has t‘I’Pt‘Itled in
(...,~.1fln(..t with ”w ”my” 0f fl". lion} Killed in :lt‘iltil'l ................. . ill
I Died of “Hunt 5 ..................
man .'I I“! . . > _ ,
up i lit command. thct would MM mm “(warm and other ‘ . .
have mot with ptutiahmcttt so drastic: mud“ ____________________ (; twitt‘llt‘tl tht- loyalty ol the wolucn in vctubcr
as to end Ihcm in thc first days of Died at discuac ................. . 22
lhc war, That they have continued' \l‘onndod scvcrcly ............. . 271““1‘“ “3‘“ “Fruit.“
' ' t \ 'H ll‘lt‘l'llllflt‘tli . . Ii?
1,; cvldencc ctto l w , _(_ \Votluthd tdtattt Illll .- ‘ . ‘
“2‘ ”m ”“- “9‘ \vonnut-a slightly . ............... ...”an mmlhr- _,
"mm“ "’ “mum!“- illisstnz In action ............. 9‘ In It”: l’rvsidt‘m “II-“0n will.
Furthermore. we have still to be -—--, wilt-n I u~ a Democrat resist the con-j
. l y . I
shown one Instance to prove that any l‘otul ......................... .’l.l_ ‘ ' ‘
time any pcrron responsible for these WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined). ”"M h " “0‘1”"
. Lanioul‘catlx. “’flllt‘l‘ l... UNITE“ wal't 1'” ‘ll'fluw’: t-vt-ry
I 1‘ ‘ ‘ . . . . .. . . .
hurt or on tta oi tn the air. has lllt’t‘ son. lit mm” avenue. “utorbllri.{ llllllOlllH} now.
with ally DlllllSlllIIt‘lll at the hands (itI Conn.
thc German authorities, military m"
mu. 'SENATOR M’LEAN
ANSWERS PRESIDENT”. 1‘ m”
truth the earth.
' It may last Iivo years.
”—9—— » I
THE KING OF THE BELGIANS l
In considcling that brilliant cam-l
pain which has won buck the Bel-j
ulau scat-oust. tit-iron thc Hulls from
shall not
(Continued from First Page.)
rcpudiatc such statements on olcction
As to mod the attics have no reason
‘- .
‘—
Bowton Store 5
THE GREAT"
HARVEST SALE
A Sale Without Equal for Values
and Variety
t
“a . .
.,_..
. ...
an:
- a y . v o ,
Silk and W ool Poplin I 3.000 1 ards of Strtped and Bungalow Rugs .
at to inches wide. In t‘lt‘h solid colors. Plaid Outingr Flannel can“, ...f in, My, ”1”“. U MS“. ;
it Lustrous finish and durable quall‘y.
“'0th $2.25,
Sllccinl. yard ..........
__ $1.59.
Scotch and French Plaids
It ll](‘llt‘\ widc: regular Slim yard.
At this sale. szi‘s
yul'tl .................
Blankets in (fray. White
and Tan
Full size. Full, warm and flcecy
nap. $2 98
................. a
Pair
Full Size Blankets
White or Gray. r-l‘lne clcan stock.
hcavy fleecing and tin“ warp; nr-ut
commuting borders; worth $6.00.
Sale.
pair .................. “-98
Crochet Bed Spreads
good designs:
$2.49
Extra Large and Heavy
Crochet Bod Spreads '
50 quality.
: Salc l‘rlcc ..: ......... $2.98 '
‘ Entrlish‘libt—ttr Cloth
5i Suit lllll‘llt. own thread, for night
rohcs. tlntlcrwcal'. tilt-.1 value llfu‘.
Sale prluc. 250
. yard ..................
English Loni: Cloth
High grade. splendid for womcu‘s
and tutases‘ tlnc underwear.
Valuc $3.00.
(loud quality. all
Worth 53.00.
Sale pl‘lt‘t' ...........
it
.-
a).
i.
. prior $1.1M. Sale .......
p to... ........
‘mwfl: .9:
MUSIQ HATION FOR FIGHTER§. lw'll lt- . hliurd to pay as lllEll as $4.3",
laud l-i it day for
ans;
Worth 35c. l'or
tins sale. yard ........
24c
2.000 Yards of. Heavy Out-
ing Flannel
Full’width. all perfect gtmllr'; value
35¢. Special, 24c
\‘ard ..................
Table Damask
l’cl‘t‘rct bleach. lueil'tllls tillisll. dots
and floral designs Excellent for
wear: rv-gular widths. 39
'(l. , c
Worth 50c. Salt) price, 3
Extra Good Values [11
Table Damask Remnants
This in an tippttt'ullity for big‘av-
ingi. l-Irontuulral purchasi-rs should
tultc advantagc ttt' the-~- hargalnm
Collapsible Tabouretts
()ak lllltit‘ t'inivll 1‘
rr-gulztl' ltrit'c Titt-
Sale
:14 inchin- high: rnglllar
tut hm: high.
59c
75c
"' Linoleum
All exceptional hi-avy and dut'aittt
quality. chccrt‘ul cwluriugs and or»
tisttt: patterns; inlaid dc>tpll~ lol‘
dilllllizl'rurltls. ltztlle. wt“, and
\‘jt‘t‘flllll‘ llll' t'fl‘tt‘la for kllt'ltt'll all'l
pantly. 'l‘ivn yards wtdc.
Yard ................. 52-49
Cocoa Fibre Door Mats
I hick
Stii'A
Heavy wwiuht. brmh six/.0.
laxiitl. Sit Ic price.
ablc, l’t‘V’d'r!
(tn-t
suitable for or.) w 1:;
Sale price
each
. :lii'itt'v rug,
.~i/i- Sinful
L. 51.29
——
Russian Crash
out: (me of this l‘nluwl: t :;:~!l. tar»
cd for it dry l!‘
.'itl.tt~ ilit‘.
Sale Dl'lt r. }';ll Ll ......
. “8.3..“
~.—.~F
a
1'
‘
plainf -.itll llllt‘ll;
29c
9w _ w r-
Women b Real I“ reach hid
Gloves—Glace Finish
’I‘llt- Iguanas “(calcium-i" and hill 1‘
lllakt-s. lllt luttillt: all the lllurh war»
ed slmdcu
all whi'o. 1*..er pair now. .\'o it
dried “up ltta‘hvzw. 'I‘Lie
' $1.95
pl'l'cw is $2 77. pair
For tlli< auto. pair
Kayscr’s Genuine Chamoi-
sette Gloves
i all. while. gray; it ‘
1:3 ElUH‘ on the ll: .*
At this sale pair ...,
. ..g ““1
n
-.." ..
aim black on white .tzut
l't‘4‘tlill‘
..
J. .v
.r
Illa limit '
_ 95c
Collars and Sets
tit‘ \‘t-ry lino
I 4
" “EDIT
>llt‘t’l‘ ilnporu d organ-
dic. p'aill and clllbroidcrcd. olllcl's
trimmed \-.i'll t‘Xt't‘llt‘lIi val-
lit‘ 11' EN' 69c
Special
Women's Handkerchiefs
St‘t‘t filtt~ll lawn. llt'lllhlllt'llf‘ll; val~
ue ling Salc price
liltfii
$2.19
$9; .1 =
on ch .............
A.)
cat-h
bei::w:w-‘mr "I“?
t‘XpI‘rlOlll‘t‘tl malt-
Drive for Million PhOHOQFIPl‘I‘RCCOI‘dly hvlp, tunic tht- \lttllll‘lt will ho Illtlt“ to
tor Oversea: Started Oct. 26.
t Thank» to tho National I’llonogl'apll-,
ltcconls llct-tuitlng Corps and the
suitslanu» his appeal to the Senate on “Slackcr llccol'ds Work." which. under;
lllt' \l'oumn Suttraeo mucndmcnt in Its auspius. will be observed all ovcl‘
Scptcntlwr last. an «uncut which lot. the cuunlly. from October 26 to No.
0
.l
the American soldict- and
Amt-lira: IIII appeal. which subscqucnt suitor is going to be assured his propt-r
demonstrated. music ration.
was lluncct-asary as It won Impropcr bclly. as Napoleon sagely observed, it
If an army moves on its?
may with equal truthfulness be said'
that it fights on its music. l
At Icast'auclt Is the opinion of mod-
If he was right then be surc that it‘ tho inlpcrittl legions oll
stttItt-t prlncipto ot Bonaparte had enjoyed the boon of the:
phonograph as a necessary and vital
Th.» war may last thrcc handling and part of thcir relaxation. as does tho
Iii; ammo] is a soldier of today. he would have immor-
bold assumption that until he dwides tallzed the importance of the music
to tho contrary. povcrntncut olthepoo ration with the same shrewd brt-rity
pic for the Democratic party. and by with which Ito characterized that of
pcrish the food ration. .
That music makes morale has bu-
coulc an union of tho present day war-
fare—an axiom recognized no Ices by
our enemics than by ourselves. to
.t'.t. t. ,n_\ wind-o tl'om $3.75 to $I a day
.-\ lllifid
pinhltlnc to t'llll‘l‘ the “art-houses. 'l‘hc
libiiltl \Vtrtt‘
West Sulltcld and thc Karl t.‘. Kalle to-
bacco \val'eltutlw cu lb pot strut-t hau-
alrt‘tttl)
helpcrs.
numbt-r ot Polish Women are
tobacco \rarclmtiw ill
,~‘.;le’tt‘tl “I ll a lull ltll't’t' (ti
REDFIELD CALLS FOR
PIER CHANGES FOR
SOUND: STEAMERS
ct-ntlation or powcr. l rcslet the pro- crtl military authorities. ulld we may “useless Navigation." Commerce Sec-
retary Calls North River Dockaqe.
NEW YORK. Oct. Bits—A Iettcr from
Secretary of (‘ommcrce ltcdficld favor»
ing the transfer of the tcrlntlutl piers-I
of Long lelund Sound steamers plytn:
between New England points and .\'c\r
York front their present North t‘ll't‘l'
location to the East rivcr was madc
public here yesterday by Murray Hul-
bcrt. commissioner of docks.
Secretary Redfield ostimatcd 2.500
miles of “useless navigation" through
the most congested part of New York
July 28, 1917.
Prod Ocfillacr, of Standard. wants
it divorct‘ from Jt'lllllt' Ut'llllLIt‘l'. of
Stamford. lnlOlt'I'Illllv truclty i‘ claim
ed. Mrs. Oefingrr, \\'litt.~t‘ manly-u namo ‘
was .lcllnit. Clark. :nalricd lllt‘ plain
lift November ll, 11412:
LAND SEVEN FEET SHORT 0F
DEED, PURCHASER SUES
DRIDGEPORT. Oct. 3". Stalin:
that propelty at June street and Noble
(avenue, which he bought from Abra
ham St'hllcc, contained seven feet Ie><
frontage on Noble avelluc than this
decd specified. Rocco (lianuino, of till 1
city. has brought suit against Schni-o-
for 3800. Papers were tiled yt-stcrdat
afternoon ill the (‘omlnon Pleas court
and are returnable to the November
term.
Tile plaintiff claims that thc deed ho
rccclvcd front Scllnec gave the front«
are on Noble avenue as to tool. when--
as the actual frontage is 21:: feet. It IS
also allIcged that Sclmee rcprcscntt-d
that the propertyrwas free flout in«
cumbranccs. but. Giannino found them
was a building on an adjoining plot.
which projected over the boundary line
of his lot.
all western Belgium and Is herding day Ills remarks follow: :10 MI" the llll"“'- whtlc '3'" enemy camp‘t at home and ovetbeae on the harbor uoultbe med m the trankf I
. - . . t ""s' > ":1 a: , arc 0! It i' I ~‘ .x * . ' " >- ' l s ' .’ Ct“, ——""". “W“
”m“ ”M” '“Wd ‘1” 13W“- d° "M llnilllillillhl'llnc‘cllli (:l'l‘tlhlligl lily-13% withoilt J‘Lluii‘tlfn-‘fl‘i"E‘lgl‘“g.,f battleship, In the depths ol the hidden and that many collisions probably GERARD unczs SUPPORT
twcrlook tho fact that it has horn ;m do in mm when n“, W, of the ministrauon. ' ‘ ‘ ,submarlne. on the transport, in the would be averted. By having the Sltal- or PRESIDENT WILSON
taught. under the pcrsonfil direction naticn hung in u". balancg and the {front line trencllcs, under the very 'Iow-draft Sound vessels dock at East ' WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.~-.lames W.
of Km Am.“ There have been con, "worm“. party had declared ”u, _..--....-..m__-._. .-.. _«_..:;ttoso of tilt: guns. music is standing rlvcr piers Instead of continuum Gerard, former Ambassador to Ger-
' .sllonldcr to shoulder with the. soldier around the tip of Manhattan Island to many. in a statement made public
war a failure and demanded the Imme-
dintc cessation of hostilities. Pretti-
dcnt Wilson forgets that (the Republi-
can party was born to save thc union
and did It In spite of President Wil-
stn's part '. ”t‘ form-ts that Republir
canton an Patriotism have meant the -
, 3an thing since 1860 and never more; Eat Les; Me“ if Kidniys Ecol
:dcclnrtttivrly than today. ' L.“ or Bladder Bother.
President Wllaon. whth- refusing to, m1?
rival will! or trust Germany Manson“, ”u, ‘
the (lemma people bun- no control
«wt-r the executive brunch at the gov-
itiderahlc. numbers of British and
l’l‘cnch operating on that front, In
addition to the Belgian army; but'
tllcy too. Itnvc taken their orders front
Albert. the only sovereign of a bell“:-
t-ront country actually commaudlnx
his troops at the front.
Tho result is a military triumph or
lltt'L‘t‘ dimensionn for a man who but
already won cnottglt personal and
moral triumphs to outlet: any onlln- tnmtntl bottll . llln tb Am .
v' - s y c x e crlcnnv
try mortal, Albert h“ thorouxblv Pct-pic "m "1" Into .0 flat“ m m" .
Wm”! M! ”81" '0 "W “"9“ ”Kl” 0‘ their «conviction.- III election day.
the ill-Intact- “ He bu Increased out, till: the" way be m to like the It .0" “fl." W
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I The National Phonograph-ltcconis
. Recruiting Corps. with headquarters
at 1‘1 East 40th strect, New York city.
which has been organized to will“!
.tho tremendous demand for phono
graphs and records that comc muting
into every war relief organization or
the country is receiving enthusiastic
reports from local committees in 500 -
”mm“- 3" "“"m' “d ““3“ cities throughout the, United States.
um! and need a flushlnx occulonally. In hundreds of camp: here and ovcr-
volse we have what-ho and dull misc ,9“ records have been played untII'
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their places there am no Monographs.
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these lines could be made available
for oceangolng decp draft stenmtzhips.
which cannot make use of the East
river pterr because of the presence of
rocky shoals In this stream.
FOUR OUT OF SIX WHO ASK DI-
VORCE CLAIM DESERTION.
Others in Can: Filed Yesterday Al-z
leg: Infidelity and Cruelty.
Duration in the mound alleged in
four divorce suits tiled yesterday inf
the Suptrlor court.
Bridgeport. wants I decree from Rulphfifillnfl the carbon ”0W ot‘ ’0‘" “'
Tine. also 0! Bridgeport.
June 23. 1915. to alleged. The couplcl 1"“le
‘were lurid lurch 2?. "l5.
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Desortlon
Bull Vern. ot futility. uslt! for
w I. Ion-l". of ammo. one!
here today by the Democratic National
Campaign committee. said the Ger-
mans cannot understand the American
political system and that a refusal of
the cauntry to sustain President Wil-
son with a Democratic, Congress drill
convince Gcrmany America is not with
the President. Encouraged by this be-
lief. he added. the military resistance
of the people will again shtt‘rcn,
fWRITE CARBON ANSWERS
I ON BACK OF LETTERS
' WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-~»“(‘onsorvo
‘nlper worth millions 0! dollars by
‘u'ers on the back of the letters you
I This advice was given tho
gbustnen ntéu o! the ['nltod States to-
day In a statement Issued by the A-
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