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\ow um bitter time is far behind! Neither Elizabeth LWilkiM, Nor 1m
mm 1" llf‘. Only twelie‘ mon'li hs~nnd all)". . Mar, w'ilkrfizui'dm, ; ‘
ans ‘ “11,33 is “orld conquering Germany. a?) inler- ‘ 5 ’ . . (W'Mma
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W: lnaflonal beggar. whining {or food. The ' JERSE‘ Cfl‘l ' 5' 1“ March. 3: I“: ....._..
g analysili of the contents inn an Odor-Q to do
" 1‘- ‘ A 1" GOLD”- Prop-{Allied powers; at Paris ale concluding this

stomachs of Hrs. Elizabeth “‘ilklns ““ill the eforts of the men no Par-
la peace uhit‘h will hold Ge: many DO“ and her dwgmefln law; \l’rs flfi‘ is succeed or an? “answer is of
WEDNESDAY, lurch 26, 1919 “W.“ for harm and which Wes mom;

_ . tremendous importance to families

-- _ ‘ Wilkins whose bod‘hlzs ;:§;‘Mm':‘who mus; furnish soldiers u {£3}. do

“fin. i'fiREflmn A» .mmfi-‘NA-fifim—FO . —' f ‘shcri in an out" 0 on t e suspicion fa“. n is oi ' Emporium u’_
! RBOWA’ R m. “Fno h at: ;poi:lb‘ned:s showroom) traceol' wmfi.”§(fi 5""

. . T0 0 “"rm‘peace’ ’accordihg to a report submitted to the the pence Signed at pafis will be only
High tide 6138 3- m; 7514 P. 111-. Our atmie< are being disbanded. our ted by chemist a 5m“, and every nation will resume
3 me. 5'"' 86“ 6‘11 district ‘flm 3! a “an" we arati m! on a bigger scale
on 8 ' ' ' I "9- “g“ “3“ ‘3“ “mm“: home, 0‘" in— who made the examination. Mrs. “it than mg; 1.2;” in the Uni wd
:.-du tiles turning to the tasks of peace. or Mrs. States m
{The nation is as fat along right now

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A kins Sheets. the daughter cover these preparations
Elizabeth L, Wilkins. is being held at “ould run in“ hundreds of millions

‘ Andmer Moss" for the murderby u- 0‘ donate a year Most of this bar

den would be in the form of taxes on
59““ poxsonlng of ”'53 Florence Guy incomes and business profits.
3 school teacher

'Prohlbition has knocked out sever
Mrs. Ckeets has also been indicted al hundred million dollars a n.3,. of
by the Hudson County Grant Jun for Government revon‘. and public new

Albert Wilkins her tlment probably. will nexer again sub-
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‘31: m: effort that that signifies. And brother. _ A" autopsy fl” ed traces 0‘ bulk of the revenue by taxes on con-
mu m _ _ 5 _ . arsenic in the contents of his atom-55mg". no matter how ",9,“ lev»
P30“ cm itho. rut-(instruction ts proring less ter- act: The sudden deaths of Mrs Ell led This maybe . cold blooded way
mm ROOM ‘l‘iblo. despitn its admitted difficulties, when! “’llkfns nnd her daughter-In- a: 22:“? It the amt]. Ibut 1 33h
m WOO—'3 {than most 0! us anticipated. , law led to the suspicion that they lémnce’islngtugnt‘lrely‘aged:;rc b;

mmnch once-1m. insiness'in gpneral is it grew deal might have been poisoned and the aged, us all ‘remendou.lyi
my 'IBesidenco—zlfi-fl. boost“: were exhumed sever-l weeks "Perhaps the establishment of a
on, my. Residence—1m bettei than most business men. in this‘ as!» League of Nations never was pmfble
de e- before. A great change however has

: "P’m come’our the world. in the past the.
STOMS UNIS CCHE" world has been cured by autocratic

FOR IMOVEDZBEWICE meg-am hell? all mum
“,Now however. the notions of the

"Mist Work Togouur" Cmmkworld hafd become or by our aid mat
Co. Predictors.” m guan m largely demtk‘ It should

be. comparatively. simple for them to
*0 Emptoyu. mane an agreement ’to esubllsh tater-
President L. 8 storm of the Connoo notional pence booed on justice.

ticut company. has joined the recon- That ‘3 ”‘9 9‘0" now being mode
........ mm .. .. ......... :0 2.1.3332. ontoisgdtiftggn
HOWEAMNG FOR WOMEN' iattain the maximum eflclency on‘ fto securing go, humanity 5"“. mu
Any woman can stand the hardshipsi cal trolley lines. Therm-t of the MI of o world free from future
corporation feels that there never was '3”-

:prc ~>ion. are “illinc to admit
:21“ \\' hat will it be then when Xa'uresl
fspringdrlte has broken through. and
.the natural buoyancr of the American
spirit once more breaks forth unre-
TliI-re will he no stoppin:

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Lodge No.103, F. and A, MJ

Meets in \lnsunii luiltiinz. South?
Main street, lst mil {lid Tuesday of'
each monthm in!) and Allan t except-r
ed, at 8 o'clm’k. All MilSlPl Masons:
cordially invin—d. John K. Finch. V3.7
H. Robert M. “'ilcox. secretary.

Old Well.
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'01 frontier life, and who longs for it 'ood
“‘ V ltlepcndencc *‘hottld intesligate some! a greater need thou “ omen to m” 3.3%; e P idem Wood
MANY IN NEED OF CLOTHING g " " utmost efficiency onions its executives "Shall “I, n this do“ or re
oi the many homesteatl'nz omrortun. :and emploves. A $85 of courtesy rules pudlalc it? “9:82;“ op ition in

Tho woman or man who stores :1“ 1V ‘
:ti.- 5 still offered hr this count ry. so)“; something aftef the order of 0.. 1.. strongly GW. (busiderlng

hose objection: it was first said tho
Z!.\li.~s (:rzice (‘ranltin receiwr for the sued some time :30 by the New Ho- ‘ v
”'mr'd ' l \en road has been printed for the en—' " would u ‘ I I of super“

. , l. 5 Land Oltice in Mlehiunn. tion. with o grout standing my and
tzmlrr of a “‘4ho a<“- ’ lightenment or all concerned. Inuy capable of destroying my portio-

There is 7* der on b!" ”l“ “A: ”)0 woman who undertakes the re The following words epitomize the Illnr nation. The object“ 0 r-
Cross for discarded but usable cloiliinzé‘m'm'” 0' ' ““" 0‘ "‘"d “" “a" "’. whole situation as sli- Slot-tn seen u: “l “t '00" 38 the “ram Continua”
newt—'7 work hard She will find no; luxur-f “Vie must work togonaor. we wi'Cfsmp""'h::fl “Him m mode
Pn“_:. lest. not even all at the necessaries' work will: our braino at will u out-ling: in. United an.“ “new“ .
llhn il Pill! 53 strong enough in bodi and bodies to conserve every resource: ’part or its sovereignty by entering the

’ every cent of Income in order tho! our mun" Vtm‘a‘me “143‘
company mu} establish itself sotmdly he ert e no nor y

has tll" sort of character which is slim
ulntcd by difficulties and hardships. 'other nation surrenders anything. no
and build up sures-t with of Wu- the League is not a government lino

shr will find herself before she know!“ neg. on the part. of the gummy—the has no ”Tu-9i” men

’it on the road to commit and wt-llw- public good will so vital to nurhmr “Third Objection has been nude
“S‘s-t " that the rum-d Staten abandons the
rMonroe Doctrine. How can this doc-
".“ {nine be abandoned by joining I
“ am “nu-fl” Leone which proposes to put n stop

“fist sprint inx artilles of “main" npn

parel that «on p‘lsélhl} h-r

for the rt-filszws abroad whose

arc manv. wliow possrsisrms all
Thue alt barefoot children and rec»
god adults <hiverinz for want of men
enouzli clotliinc to cnu-i llmm (li‘Cl’ n!
11:. The

cannot con'emplatc such

rctillt' Kt'll‘d'ull.“‘llllndi-d ~(Jll
a rnmlitiun
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without wan-int in help

1', ~l...> i;\ . tn "‘“_"
I l pin; ll} lucitll-e lint know —-Try A Sentinel

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"worth objection has beeIfmnde'

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If the Leah-Git! aerator-ion a.

that. British self-governing colonies,
like Canada and Australia. my be ad-
.mitted to the League. which it is claim-
‘ed would give Great Britain five votes
‘to our one. it it were true. it would

'not matter. because all important ques- '

tions must be decided by unanimous
vote. Also. these colonies now are 31-“
most completely independent or Great

Britain. and Canada especially has‘

many interests in common with the:
"tinned Staten.

"F‘ll'rli. it has been objected 'lhal .13
pan might insist on having the League“
settle the immigration W and
through the League force us to admit
Japanese. If she could. she could al-
so fOrce us to change our laws of
marriage and divorce. nation or any
0:119de caution: The mom

however. dooh only «with “semifinal '

questions and has no relation to do
mestic an‘airs.

"I feel that film objedmlll "i“ be
brushed aside and-thorium will meet
the big issue squarely. Our answer

must be ‘Yes' or ‘No' and I am sure '7

there is but one correct shaver, and
that is ‘Yes.’
ple of the
League as it has been prepared in
Paris because they must realize the
promises the nations made to each
other will act as an effectual woven:
tive of war. "

CLOTHING AND SHOES;
URGENTLY NEEDED

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l.land Czecho-Slovukll. Serbia. Monte-

negro. Jugo-Shvll. Rim-Ila and For-
mer Turkey: is extremely distreksing
“fullyosoerbusutheloct of
ltood. 111m in a particular need tor;
canoes, under-clothing. stockings and
suits. A considerable proportion or:
the population is unable to leave their'
house: because they hove- immcient
clothing.

"Illness. sickness and dent! on di-
rectly attributable to o condition
which is unlmnginnble to anyone who
has not seen it. For your!!!” can
tries have been cut on from all raw
materials and the avenge [Iota-no bi
prices on the smut quantlloo or cloth!
in; available is about 100 per cent.

“Hospitals are vwllhoot bandages!
ond patients are Mien drosoed in rage.
Ken. women and chlldm-‘lnsunlolent-
ly clothed end bole-room in the cold.
est weother one 1 common sight in:
sum

'1 cannot urge the American booth!
too strongly to give for the relief of
the liberated tel-lupus. who-epon-
ple have salt-rod“ (fun: the" View
to our come' for more than the Anu-
icnn people" ‘

“amounting «stiller» for Nor-walk
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THE SEASON OF DOUBT i This hoilltl ln- (llb‘elixlfl news m till . .
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mun“... .1... W... ..i dd ”Wm“; paper. Glass, Painters Supplies, etc..,etc. , ’
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courage. to (ll-i"ll’<.~‘ :ind «ls-haw tu’illu'“ _. ' i:
the real cumin": of Sitting lll‘llll:> lll- iaro together in ‘1‘“ balk .‘Hl‘d. U 1". Y0" mu SAVE 25.“ 50% 0" Emmm YW BUY i
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behnvl than when lhet a s tter- l: ‘ V‘q Per gallon Pu -r ga-lnl;
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among them living the influenza and;°‘er the-"91 h 313:8:(1...__ Ber BI‘OS.. Worlds OLargest \Vamish Liakers _ fl “ A y
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sent. Situation with that of lusfi f" White ' C M .Thace t $0111:me White ~- .Mifl . Wig $4.69 El
March! ' l‘hc \K'tu Labor Board has decided 2 1mm 03 . a’nerce3o. 1312i: aper af’ ‘3. ° .2 W 7.
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* Denmaf 3% Beam Rcooms; Halls. Binnie, -

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monoclonal Chanm-l'porto: lt be-g’il they were regular human beings.
can with meqmmx. Nothing-teem! ——~¢-————— _'

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.. . , .5 . vnte life; but just. the some, a woman‘
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~ermans to e t l'oug

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31m in Picardy. A little Inlet they

banished forward in mm ‘and then
ch-‘n mind time to the Marne

’e‘ In the lattct part of March. and tollthe
“moths thereaftel. the future of ti:-

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iV‘fio‘jterr- the Allies gave way

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view avenue. Members will kindly Swift. Premium Ham .

notify the hostess as soon m mitten-1 Swift. Premium Bacon

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