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THE VOICE ON THE WIRE
'i'he success of the automatic
fiance. wherever it has been need, is,
bringing about the possibility that in n k waned 1L ‘ we gmemm
a lew years all telephones will he 09-.“ pi: to “In mm 'm
outed in that 'bF- lama-e1 It: experience with the we!
Up to [he prewnt time. the auto-krill; math!!! ought to be uselni
he“, “a, M when n corner to dug-eds.
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11-311 places and tinder rural candy. Cannny i: said m be W the shin. tnrlm at m or. upl
l‘nited States for- d urea-ell.
‘fhat’s mam—as tar as It
gee; We'd rather haVe her copy the
epirit than the mere form.
time. But undually it has been if
m 0909 the larger cities h
I, the “rank 0' “6 “1‘5”
tngtolapan‘r'aokednath.
“Yen.“wonflbemmraeeenl
"‘ WW '5“ “'7 "V' . :blch bequeathed a large part 0! his
Wk (an 91:1. a!» Khfif mar-“’9msiestate to his daughter. llargaret. was
.- “at rag”... than with mink! to hare roe-lied tro- her mar.
.38 ’ on! ‘R‘riaeemmnnaweflfllflerml;
.1 "flail The 9",“ on: -nonlhr an). Hr, Carnegie settled ,vanythlnz "RF!"
W wring» equivlnent i'— a' lam not on his: daughter at the use!
lthat the war was om. it ”Id be
elven hack to the Chino-e again}
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.afl’el a! inrent'on on a ti? '1'“ ""i The Home Tm: Company. of New: “That :5 right. Jack and also anotb-'
link are (r rin'én:
”,9 n. d ) p (‘amgso m 150:. {or the MW of; whzcb the men tho made the Peace
Treaty decided to give Japan this part
“.1“: Jet»): which was organized by Hr ~"' thing that 5 along. i‘ the ‘1’- i".-
and, equally ‘34“- u“""’ “we“: administering a (and net aside by ML.
'grarh.
h. W3 an.» a striking aI-‘mww (‘ameeie to: nearly 560 persons to 9‘ China. I heard S’“'°"."“m- “
’ ‘ $ ’ ...--~ .. _ ,. v.2 1.,“ mama“; waffle be had (on Minnesota. make a speed: in the Son-
nent in tart-mu..- h;p¢.ra.u~ ,, bu't-d. will an as “an”; of the ate. in which be read letters showing
that in 1916 and 1917 England.
France. Italy and Russia secretly told‘
The twnd o: a}: modern 111-: i— in rt-Jg,
' Japan that if she would help then get
in; tl-e n.3-
fiip direction oi eubztituti
chine {or :12: ('Jfifflfa‘l‘i‘h'
lacking in Hull. and plum: in 1‘9“"? . Norwalk Man Succeed; w. H. Ferry aa
a! the mar‘hinor a mac-h email” num- President.
. be! of “r: 3.2:“), thaw: annual media: of the Na-
, .. ‘_ aux-ihtion of Fur and “’00!
m DTOpoflmnd‘b‘} __ Ha: Manufarturers held a: the Hotel
Wet This 1‘3“" m" "It": “'“prsyfismr New York city. last week. the
,lollowing officers were elected: Presi-
-.———-——4 ,tlenz, Member ll. Montzomerr. of
TWO LATIN NElGHBORS. .Norwalk. president of the Knox Ha!
Cuba gm )onieo all-rd a striking Cannnny: {In-1 rice Meat John
W" in their internal allairs and C‘vmh' 0‘ the CM“ i “m Hat-
. . Company. .\orwalk: second rice pref
nice-rho in the" "WW“ ‘7‘" fhegltmn. Ham mcmhkn. of K are.
'1‘?“ States. :lnr-hlan 8: Company. Baum: "Fa!"-
, Cuba is Deaf?!“ and prosperoUF.lurer. “'illiam Campbell.of theWarlnz
V’Haico is banditfidden. chaolit and ‘Hat Company. Yonkers. X. Y: secre-
W. in spite of her as“: lab “YT- R- S. WWII. of G. W.-Alexan-
diam: d” 3: Company. Beading, pa.
HAT MANUACTURERS.
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:they would help Japan get Shannan.
The United States did not hare any-
, thing to do with this serret. but our
= Preeident gave his consent. in France.
to allow tlinI pan of China to he given
'0 Japan ' He always said. too that he
would not let anything like that hap-
pen to any of the countries at the
Peace Conference. if the Pear?
Treaty is. acrepted by our Senate gir-
,‘.ng this province to Japan it may
cause the L‘nited States a lot of tron-
ble."
"But why does
land 3" asked Jack.
“Because she will get more land for
her people to live in. She will get
many coal mines and many plates [or
he.- ships to land. One of the his
Inns. 3: we all a city where ships
loadandnnloadtheirgoodaJaadty
in Shamans called Kiaochow. It has
a large bay or harbor. and it would
help the Japanese increase their busi-
ness. which mat he carried on the
water in huge boats. You ace. chil-
dren. China is like the poor,
prince, who was in great
being robbed lay the dragon.
time the prince was afraid
friend would not all! (all
away the robber M
friend might help the damn
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, . ‘ These oficr—rs with Prank Schoble.
(bk lives in friendship and am.“ Prank Schohle & Company. of Phi
lad Stirs-indolent: Frank H. Lee. at the l'. B.
Twice American armies hare gone iii-.1.“- Company. of Bankers: Ernest B.‘
b the island. cleaned it “9' “Emma Connetl. of E. V. Connett In Company.
’ ,l _ Newarkzfl'.J.Ant.ofT.I.Aat'&Sons.
name on lL feet ,
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militia“: and 90021013“ ’- . - * ,nHuComy.Newu-k.mcfirtes‘
. done in a, way that disarm . A. “film, 3f the, “an” 3“ Com-‘ hinsot his treasured land.
. d t1” disln-‘g .‘ w . _ ed 7““ has Chm been
“I! suspicion and W you} my Mote the new ex .0! both C” l
.. ,teneatedness of themW”Yw;9°"k°m-‘m- - loot get oat-elves
>quis'3. The latest and most mankJ ”r’ ”WWW"? W W. Hue-it)“ can-try, hrnJ
Jerry a mid-u d1bmodatlm.:cn this time. and I:
help
able evidenced trust and esteem on The W | to me“;t°r‘ think u k ‘
7. the 95" 0’ this 13““ ”WV ’9 emergencies that arose during the war}; :32: to
.m-id in the tact that General Cm—zand mmewfih flu-government} .1 hope the ”prince Lune" <
Aer. of the United States My. naslln m proper conservation otnsaid Ruth.
3 ,‘materlals and facilities. but at the re»~ “I think our sen:
jut refilrned from Cuba after sever: {cent In _ it ws decided '0 make help the dragon. and the
“bastion thereattheiarirafi-u‘. Hung Safe ones!“ -):nur up,“
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reason of the Constitution was that o!
intense patriotism. The makers of the , —
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upheld International uw. and ee-_
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which. writen on Intern-Moral law
and eopecilly its principle of Senml-l
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