‘- flouroe Dow-ho, Am—
erican sovereignty. W and
. - ? upon and voted for reservations to an;
" President appeals to “19 sen‘Cbitrmion treaties then submitted [7.73
w Senator Fall, "to join -President Taft expressly reserving;
. . ' m' . the American policy of . mm questions. a
nun. in undermining every inyE -
- with other nations which that ,
-a has created and maintained: in j. RIOTL‘G STOPS
. -~ _ the influence of American IN CHICAGO’S
here a' home; in render-, , “BI 3 CK BELT”
Mote the word ‘patrlotlstn' in?
vocabulary; in joinln this na- . -————-
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however, further consider being
‘ es prove mean more to me than any-
. thing elem, and move me very deeply.
"i am very sensible ot the privilege
incident to the opportunity for service
‘and distinguished honor in the Gov-
ernorship of lndiana. but I cannot.‘
. course is
the other.
now possessing the confidence.-
AdjutantGeneral Dickson said to r
day that the situation was well in
handxnnd that while the embers of
... and admiration of the people
350 other nations. in a bond or alii- 1
tflith 1113 very selfish nations who ‘
caused our conduct to stand out.
'~ .glch brilliant contrast and in a iuC" haired were doub'ir; \ will smol- —
W where our freedom of action Goring, he Wart-d no (um.- i (unbreak. ave .
wet Will b5- controlled by the However. field ('ommandeis oi the 6,-
1019!!! eight of these nations. We are 000 state 'roopz. in fire riot zone were Moneyém .
flair Summer
under orders not to relax their vigi-
lance and to am promptly and deci-
tively at the first intimation of a re»,
newal or the outbreaks. During the’
night several calls Were made for
:mops at. points within the zone and,
in some instances. shots were fired.
but quick responses to the summons
ind to suppression of the altercations. .
Gradually the diaposition oi the sol-
diers throng t the area led to its.
complete investment. the men being:
stationed in vacant buildings, halls.
and such other places as were avails-j
bio for housing of soldiers. The night
developed no serious disorders.
Leading negro residents have start-
(d the work of reconstruction. A clr-v
rular issued by them is being distribv
_ nay, we are commanded.
,fio‘aurrendcr our freedom, to yield our
mighty, to subvert our govern-,-
l
, “Joined with th9 other nmple of the
7m in this so—called Peace Treaty.
mutating only a frar‘irm or the
writing body of the league: unable
within the league to impress ourselv.
a and our ideas and to make our de
mnds, as We could out at it, because
11 the fact that we delegate to others
the right to vote. oizht votes to our:
aghast us in any matter of selfish in-
tit-en. in which they can unite; we
’ ‘11" not only tilstroyed the govern-
, fluent of our tathn‘s. but in my mind.
2.";0 have committed a crimp azainat
the nations 1-.“ Has earth. against. civili.
Mon itseli, and retarded for mote utr-ri by thousands. It. reads:
rpm 2. thousand years lhnl reign of "Attention. lav-abiding citizens.
.35 Christ Which we all imp:- will pron: Th» riotin; so "'1 back to
_> , uliy brine (ht graph“ hf 3hr: (-arth 3’, work and thp lll‘: poi. Rec-p tho.- sit-
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, ‘ AUGUST
7 i‘urnilurcSale
Is a sale that means a great saving to anyone that is in
the market to purchase a single chair cr rocker, return-
ishiug a spare room or furnishing an entire house.
Our big stock is the largest we have ever had and
at. this sale the prices mean a great saving to you.
IF YOU WANT
FURNITURE, BUGS, RANGES, REFRIGERATOR
BABY CARRIAGES, BEDDING OR OIL COOK
STOVES ‘
BUY NOW
The savingisfmn 10 to 30 per cent. during our
August Sale.
Sterling Furniture Co.
' 127-131 Washington Street
. Phona_105
other 00'9““ mm 8mm m HAYS WILL NOT RUN .
l mmfifiy’fififlemm. 1&3; é . FOR GOVERNOR
lmdothat'muiadmmetogm .
s do. and must do it to the hilt. i (17': teltare. Therefore, 1 shall not
“n ha been thought by many otmyl be a candidate for governor.”
tmmmutmuaobomm I
know that it mmposflbie to give ml '
hundredperceummnhuveandex-j * I t
ecution due each pooimn it i have the omhgmndb’xfn 3“me gum: }
“1'" °" m’ m l Fair-moat, w. Va. operated on use!
Wm this. ‘5 1 49- then my child's stomach and found that he had:
complete Republican victory in Indi-
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eleur. i must do the oneor
There is no doubt about a
camel disappeared last May.
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SUMMER DRESSES
$5.98 and $7.98
Sport Shirts Slip' Over Sweaters
$2.98 up $1.98 up
JACOBY’S I
153 WASHINGTON ST.
mt:~ " movies
By AARON Kat-m
swallowed a wooden came! that was.
mounted on a Noah's Ark toy. The
7 «mass 767m
oer av unru.
E can supply you with the auto supplies you need
from your tail lamp to your radiator cap. We
are thoroughly acquainted with your car wart; and
with the accessogy market. We'll serve you with court-
esy and fairness.
30 x 3 1~2 RACINR TIRES at ................. $12.50
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DAINTY THINGS FOR BABY
Keep baby ccoi and comfortnbi: these ram and sultry
days!
We have Infanta' Wear as soft and as light as a put! of
' datum! a. Underclothinz- Hats. Etc" at price! you like but
to pay! :
BAB
MAN TLER’S SHOE
EMBROIDERY SUPPLIES. ROYAL SOCIETY PACKAGES.
8 P. O. ARCADE, BRIDGEPORT.
l
Cannot Be Easily
Overloaded
Mechanically Right
You can return this luse am:
oblain anolller lor 3 cents.
Ask about ll.
Albert D. Morgan
, we‘d/.040. ea, am . ,
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Mitchell and Grant
-C-A-R-S-
I. UTHER M. WRIGHT
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1'31”:de r. f. 4. 45 9‘
FARMERETTE
OVERALLS
nude of splendid quality twilicd drill, olive drab cclci .
with exceptional fullness, a full length nit-eve, and high in.
collar. They are modest, comfortable and convenient, “1:21 ..
fully explain: their may growing pcpularity with u”. .r .
who summer in the country.
SPECIALLY PRICED AT
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AUTOISTS
The firm of Hollander Ind Hishley, of Stamford, Conn,
have opened a sales and service station for Harwell and
Chalmers carsatthe Royal James Garage, Wall Street, Kor-
walk, Conn. Phone 488.2. We give the best service pocu'bie;
all work absohiuiy guaranteed. Drop in and look the new
Maxwell and W line over.
A DAINTY BEDROOM
ic made by its furniture. “'e are
ir‘e to say tha‘trour present fur-
ntrure and piece: 0! quaint and
rare design are the mo}: exquia
Ste and appealing we have ever
had the good fortune to thou
the women 0! this city. ‘ Do
come and see then.
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For the m ci‘bematrocknhna nrtt‘r:
.dntyluinIH'a—ha, net and organdy. tat-ad with turf
rrinnaudiuuarfi— ......................... $1flt0523.
todx
letVufin‘,Waldshhrcd.40cand5mperve-tlezgff
Anmctcuhntmnthedamtyhcemeu GeOrgct‘t
mmwmmtosuio) totheplainmnrvwnstym
large and small ............................... 35¢ “a 2:
J. 1. MA LLETT E
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Try Our Home (Made
-- CANDIES -—
AND ICE CREAM
MAbE- FRESH DAILY
moans Germans“
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