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EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
. JAMES GOLDEN
L. c A.
'kONDAY. DEC. 8, 1919 ‘”‘
TOMORROW
nigh tide 12:09 p. 111.
Sun rises 7:06; sets 4:24.
soUTP. NORWALK‘
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if GOLDEN. Prop.
;. REIATUREWXLMANAO r031
on the question for the benefit of peo-1
ple in other sections. ’
For‘one thing. he says. there is al
wheat-bu)%rs' monopoly. The {fiction}
’of competition is maintained. but the!
farmer has no choice. Only one bill"?
er comes around in a season, and that;
buyer dictates the price to be paid?
It may be fair or unfair. The farmcri
has to accept it. . .
Haring agreed. the farmer naturally!
wants to market his min as early and;
iconveniemly as possible. He would!
flike to deliver it at, the nearcm eleva-i
‘tor or freight yard. say, in October or,
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'manngepoffiome Service work at the!
gAtlantlc Red Cross Headquarters,
ENewYot-k city, with a~vlew :to secure ‘
gquestion of the local Home Service‘
extension. Dr. Dunbar made the said
jcommunication today and received;
announced later. 1 .
The reports of the officers of the re-
idrtve showed that while the— member»
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¥ASONIC NOTlCE
llnln street. 1st am
06.18: 8 o’clock. Ail Master Masons
cordially invltcd. John K. Fitch, W.
H. Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.
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IVENING SENTINEL TELE-
1 PHONE'OALIB
Business Office—93.
lax-walk. “moan—4333.
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'.\'orember. when the weather is fine! '
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:ship has decreased from the war time .
:n-om.» himra tall: lnNorwalk upon..the -’ .>
{word am such a conference may be ‘33:
icon: Well full membership and fund: .3...
inumber of 8.000 to the presen; men!" 33
MONDAY, DEC. 8, 1919
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Prat: :
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mentnm& LOW Prices for!" Useful and
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Old Well, Lodge No. 108. F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
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find the roaus are good. The purcfi'as-,
in: firm. says this farmer. refuses—
farmcr will voluntarily offer to cut
FAVORSNEWSPAPER BALLOT.
Rowayton. Dec. 5th. 1919.
but can always be persuaded if the’The Editor “Evening Sentinel." .. ..
Dear Sir: In the absence of a par-
: s; for. Gift Purposes:
bership of {1.500. yet Not-waltz H in‘ ‘
comparison with the decrease in
gather cities since the cessation 0! nos- : 3
,lllities’ most Satisfactorlry “over; the
THE ALWzfif-YS ACCEPTABLE
EXTRfi SPECIAL
fird Tuesday of
dual: month—July and August except-
his price :0 cents a bush:-1 or so.
no vuch cencession is made. then
along in January or February,
thew is six feet of snow on the ground.
find the made are all drifted up, and
If
llamentury referendum on the League
:of manifesting their opinions for and
.got‘ sounding public opinion on that
whpnimuch discussed problem could be de-
lviscd than that ot a. newspaper ballot.
g Your readers have now an admirable
gCllfillCG, which all interested in the
the temperature is 30 degrees below'welmre of our country should. avail of,
zero. there comes a telegram
Chicago or Kansas Citv or somewhere
isnyinc. “Deliver wheat immediately."
!'And the farmer has to do it.
“We want our elevators." explains
thie farmer. "so that we can handle
and get
We want our own
% on, Editor's Residence-.1492 -'our wheat M We want to
; ' 811511188! wager I new!” ‘ Ifair prices for it.
’1‘" . _$3§2E3es'idenc 213—42 ibnnk; so that we will not have to pay
- —--—.'
Itlember of Toe Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively
“titled to the use for publication of
All news dispatches credited to it or
otherwise in this paper and also
(be local news publilhed harem.
All rights of publication of spe-
cial dispatches herein are also re-
A
AN ECCLESIASTICAL PUGILIST.
Any bishop of any religious denom-
ination who is UR years oltl‘i'g‘e‘lfé‘tble
to a five-round boxing match with Bi-I
shop Mclnglcn of Cleremont. South
Africa, for benefit of a fund or disabl-
ed soldiers. Any newspaper editor of
known prawns of Bishop .\l(-l.uglcn.
and partly bocuuw. somehow or other.
clergymen and editors seldom co in
for pilcilism.
The boxing hiuhop is of an llnslnntl-
ing ,two—fisiml family. llc has a son
who is a COIlllH’lllOl‘ for the South
African heu\‘,\'\voizhl championship.
the bishop maintains; with the old fer-
?cxorhitant rates ofinterest. as we do
now, for money to finance our. farms.
"Ve want cooperative buying. as well
as cooperative selling and cooperative
from ' ot..n nnifesUng their opinions. for and
{against the Covenant.
Personally. I‘have much pleasure in
sending in my ballot as being opposed
to ratification in any form. Let us dis-
'when the kings and queens. the dukes
{and earls of Europe shall hnve~been
Our glorious republic would com-
promise itself if it formed .an,_allia.ncr
iwith any monarchz‘cal goternmene,
‘ Let the American people keepithcir
gaze constantly fixed on the brilliant
lodestur of the Bévclution.
Yours faithfully. !
muss a League of Nations Covenanf,'
:hurled into the discard. 2R0“ Call Drive Wi“°¢-5h0m ex-
.top." The Chapter will have 36.000:
[with which to do the work of the year ; -;
énow at-hand.
f In coneidbratlou of‘lhis most sansfi '
ffactory rc‘sult of the recent drive 0‘"
pression' was made of the appreciation
of" he loyal sen ice rendered. bv Chalr-
.mzm James \V: .. ind Publicity Man
.ager Alfred Goldschmidl. as well”
the faithful Work of the drive mem-
bers and solicitors and the ready and
‘splendld responSHf the people in} 1
general of the district.
The following resolution was under
“Upon receipt of the report of the
funds drive just concluded for the
work of the Red CrossJor the coming
year and the splendid response made
to the efforts of the committee by the
people of the. district. it is hereby 1
Resolved; That the sincere thanks}
cellenl. results of.- lhe membership and i f.
fl
fiancinrz. (‘an you blame us?
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THE DEADLIEST EPlDEMIC.
A well known medical authority says
ilizt influenza is “a more fatal infec-
tion than smallpox." He urges nc‘
cordincly for thorough isolation of lnr
fluenza patients, following the
method that is practlced as a matter
of course wizh smallpox cases.
A good fe<t of this
made last winter in Buffalo.
city fought. the flu by closing all
schools. churches, theatres and olhcri
That '
be same a ’- is likewise clinibl). <0 .
, ,t ,g‘ \ . ~ 7 ‘ 7 public places. by using vaccines.
Thur, thm-e mu: not ucen any rush of bv imi fin on the wearing of gauze
r— . s 7 -
candidates. ‘:ll‘llv because 0 the ‘ ° , ‘ ' "n the d3?-
1 ’ ‘ f masks. Those precautions were put:
(lemir'.
\‘ery'scrious epidemic in
That city suffered for less in proper-i
lion in popul'ltiou that the maiOrih' off
not adopted.
same-J-rport man and
W'ILLIAM F. BRUNICARDI.
TWO MEN. DIE FROM
DUEL ovnmwomm .. James Woo;
(Continuedgnfln First Pm).
though woundedg'rnn-zaftor the Bridge;
1 . 1 .hlsurevolter tmzful canvas: and-to thermionic of the
&his pocket. flred‘s Vera! Shots. canalngj‘fl‘u'mt Wh“ respondedaso. muons];-
ICatardo to drop. Come“. then return~ with their contributlm.
method Was40d to the restaumt and. after any. ‘
.nouncing that he had been shot, went! , HARTFORD HOUSING. PIE-AM
into a back Normand removed come ‘
lts'of his clothing.
On his way back to the restaurant.
and he threw his revolver over aufence.i
Twhere it was found by the police later ' te
Catardo .was in
condliton when the. police arrived and
in force in the early stages of the cpl-t removed him to the hospital, where
As a ”sum it never became he die? soon after his arrival. Gercera
.was a so removed to the hospital and. 0 -‘
B‘lnalo'ilived about ”10 hours. ,ln- committee cube Hartford Chum,
Eight Shots Fired.-
About eight shots were fired in all
.\ll11~1‘i('1lll clams, who“. rigid isolation ]and each of 130 vigtints had1 three bulv
: 1.,- . - .. - re' et wounds. afar 0 was s of through
ind othu «(icnleic ngulauons we the brain and Cercera had a fatal
,of the executive committee of lbel ‘
[Norwalk Chapter. A. R. C.. be extend-
39d the Roll‘Call committee for the ef-
ficient services rendered. especially
chairman-and Alfred -
'Goldschmidt. publicity mmger. fort
{their signal effort; and time sac—i
lrlllced hr the work. and. also; to the! 5
'workers and solicitor! torvthelc faith-3
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iAcccmmodation. for 2.900, m.“
M' Prov“? . '
Vl’bat, no doubt. willendgto a dog.
rmlned effort to colanthembonslng, ,_
a “Yin! * congestion in Hartford. WISJheJ‘W' I
_of a conference o:.manmturer~ with
“prominent businea men intact/her lines?
Thursday noon._ Membersnt me nous-i
.a-__ ._ _.._.....
. . Sb 1 :..
.‘ ber of Commerce. of the Munfactumm‘=
‘ Association _of Hartford County and;
HGHDAY’GIFT
“g Jrgl
The m.m.'s chirmr-
chiefs 13mm. large. and. welt selected.
mmm.wa.m 10*
ifial and-every ncwmnd dating; kind for
men. wanna-random”;
Chmmmmwm Emma-g
Twodnm Box 160: Box
Children’s Initial'Hindkerdxiefs.
Box: of. 'I bailiff-25c
Children’s Fairyland? Handkerchiefs
10am
W WIS
Hemotitchcfl. while with colored borders.
12.1521“, 151: Each
llcmstitchcd and cmbmidenfl.
Women’s Fancy Handkerchiefs.
Extra. fine- quality. pmtily embroidered
corners. '
25c toSLllO Each.
Women’s Embrondcred‘ Initial
Han ' Is.
Fine quality. sheer lawn.
15o aid-:29: Each
Wang . an» .m- . wwncuum
“lbw Bundmd-Btuqcf Flue Quality, Beau
1 f1 1 tifully Wdcred
.’ ' Women’s Handkerchief s
1 Amy.” for Gift PW
Box otSix (It 69c
wan-nu $1.00.
.‘W.
Men’s» Initial Handkerchiefs
15c. 25c and 291: Each
Men’s .4. ll Lima Handkerdncl' s
39: b75cEach
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HANDBAGS‘OF FASMON
The Ida-[Gift for "Ben"
« . Arman eclectic. of equine Velvet
’ Bud Bags» 11am all Wound-
haf for your..m‘ ’ PW It.
‘ $1.510 $21.00
LEATHER WKS
A very large assoc-1m: of thc taco ea .0?»
and best lcathcm. Priced from
3% $0312.98
m PABER.
The Gift of I!“
A myrrh Wit-emu: .4 Fax-,- “mm;- Pap:
put up in hardwir- bun-n. The mt": \u
riot? of exowlltztz‘miz‘ 5J1“ quail; r “3112:: PM"
l~ leer-2. 3:25. the h??\“‘\ ran 31v.
.5...»an
men prominent in financial circles; 1'
were in attendance with a. View tr)‘
arriving at. a conclusion as to what can ,
be. done. lt-ls belelved that cufllcient, ‘
GLOVES-
All the besfmakes and quality are
Holiday Sucads' I
ROSIEBY AND 11
Uni-aim In
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A repetition of last vexr's epidemic
ound under the heart and was also
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,‘here and at. our pnces
capital to finance accomodutlon fem
you win
UNDERWEAR Women’s U-hclhs
. . f 110- 3.,” T‘ _. .1 . : shot in the S‘lde. . t l . 02.000 1 will be forthcom-i 'get extraordinary good values. - ‘ . . K
‘01“? T M”: MDTVH‘ “1 ”um“ hr» been l'vm‘td for this winter. It Benedict street is in the Wholesale a eas poope -~.. - “—— Womens Finest . F3“? ‘1“? Clio?” Giana“ ' .
of munchm 55 and harburmn m 1 - ‘ Jlng 3‘ once. ' J .21 Wt
onneclion \ ith lllt rm ill tic ll i 1“” not. FM tlcVDlODOt‘l alarmingly any— Diggiéal‘ilystlliggrzllgg Ogdgqur‘dais {tariff The, plans 10 be Wm‘ked out dflr‘” centen‘eri FrenCh Glace Pure “m Silk ‘0. “atw “I”: and ring eflm
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“Psense—thill it is lino. ‘.\‘7"r"-.~'(ill“‘- “H.173”? LU}: h.u-( bf”: In ‘11.“ d.“ M1 8 boy. lavmg at No. 30 Cenlfl'ed b: manufacturing interests in New: it .Tmmsp‘lggeglflfigd (‘w \- an;d‘::§,;§3§€<“i§§cifig‘f ”Te” M15233
Enly snow. :ulmniuscous In mun: ”"1"“.‘1‘ “pm-“Mme" 0 .‘ H“ (1.39830 Rll‘éet, Wzls the only 9.3"" wimp” Of Brillan. In accordance with this sr5-i '3 t ' 1 ' ' "3‘4 tmr . H V nun “ad “”9 7 was 7.
“' in germ.“ "mm ‘m 0mm,” "1 1 M: .\lumi-.~.~tl.v. thf‘ only scnsihh- thin", to the shooting as far ‘11s it i own. tem single houses. double homeg_ am? l 83 25 MH' .. Q‘ h. _, , my ‘ J 1 5L].
t t .1 . f ). ..‘ m. a” ““0me it hrcuks out. 13.“, rc~ Cercera in White Slave Case. so-cnlled apartment houses will be C W. F Click J _ v.3“? and 3339 ll‘ iirzzglmn! “ 12-. enough: one
e em ”H“ “ 0 fl" 8‘ .. "m1 m «maize llll'lut‘nzu for what it 31% tli- Th“ police say" “‘9 fig!“ was 0"" a erected. Each manufacturing concernl -~ £11 I fell ‘185 “0.18! 51mm; ' fi' “ :33“. Tug“. ’ m: 11"?” f
y COHll‘LU')’ to the spirit and prac- 1 ‘ __ 1 _ - _ - . . woman brought. _ to this city from , .0. - - 1 . ratlon which? Tw (‘1 5 , .- ~ 1m 0. tee and Khmer; 5‘ (”JD
f (‘1 sum- as domlh 21:: um t‘pulmmc to “hidgepmt but lhev have not ‘9‘ been or 0 “J bunnies; “our ill 1 d8 l 0 a " Blmh and “'1‘“? . l L 059 Woodie
.il‘lslinnily. Ho hills critics a . ' 1 . _‘ .1 . - . ‘ - '- - ‘ ' may come into t e pro on W DC t3. _~’ ' Nxtzzzw ask. a !lne- Qaaf :_ : . -
‘thev haw f<ll‘"0llon “WV qrc pinch the lll()d('1ll1\\ullll l: sthHt“ :ltblc 1‘0 locus? gar ngr do £38? know; cuppa“ to the moyemenUn accordanvezg. $2 ‘9 wt Ml? gne $Pr\l(‘e. lunch 02L: 2:“ W 53.” t
. .' . ' K ‘ ' ' _ :ml lrcui ll accordnglv. wr mmc. i'el ier are t ey muc l .. . (.0 cern. - . 1 J
Jinn}: m a world of men and not i ~ . information concerning Calardo. nl-tto (ht ablltt) 0f the n l GauntlthlanCh Kld , . . Sl.% m Cm“ JEWELR‘
torinn old ladies." ; . though they expect to get a reportl WW--.“ __ w» . -~-~~—— , » -.-.. 1.3 0"25 .. . _ 5 WW“ - -
1 Old bitilltlfffi allihltlt’. tfln. is no? 1 RED CI{()S§]:‘%‘{§)£.)JIAfl (2.1316126 lmllfty. Convoy? was :5?“ known 10 the; M; § (‘vntenmeri mttke RH color: :3; “:1:>h§“nedk ménmfec Fwd. FUICJF €::t “'5‘!" Shiva *
ck' (J 1.; .l f: 't J _ 1 1‘ N 7, O po l('(‘. harm: l‘lel‘l‘t tn :1 white slave - , -' y H 1' ‘ 1‘ .“ . “‘ ‘ ‘5‘ “If," ‘3‘ ‘13!” .
fl "‘1 ‘ 1 \‘J“~ 1‘ 3‘ “f: K.‘ n bk. . E :3 case here recently. He was before thef TH GIFT FOR A BOY ! .4 $4.20 on! 4°C and \ [lair 29C Ball”
.49 u u. imv mlimwmc‘ 113-“ . ~ U. ,, (‘vny court on a charge of bringingné‘" ‘ E I" - . “’m} V 11' I ’ , " * (“In W Pins
, _ 1 ‘_ Continued From I‘nst Pace ,. . . . . . o M C - , ~ in! thin; '
. bmmr: mm 110“ impnm iti 1 3‘” =0 this my tor immoral purpo:;es.: It is a red letter day in flu». ; anmsh 308815111 Gloves V E 59“. ‘ 1 9' ‘ —
-abl_\' 1,,0 min-l), though. to (*xpPC‘t ‘ l . . 1 ‘ , . l f H J ‘ J . . llu ups held rm. thc- Sulltarior cm,” un-‘l .‘ f b , .1 . h :1“le lll‘4 , 5 i’SU’lish serviceable plates. perfect Flesh “3““ pg“ , J _ M c-ID D1"
will over Wain such Vomit: 3“] t H my?!" “me! 0 0“” lb “‘1“ a” hm‘d" of “10"” A few days ago? hfe 0 a . 0". W 10:11 ( . : . 1 1’ ~ fitting and £0011 wearing. Tan. cred k h . .. and ‘Ambmfi- l‘“ ' Pin
' 1.... , 1 h _ «. , t.“"‘~‘““l"‘g‘llg-. . he was ablc to secure the necessary ownvfirst watch ulllls pm'l‘l‘l.v 4 am). and “11in Special prices ‘ - _ V min mod and emu «flw“‘~ .
1. r: (.5)lll(ll~*01 0111.015 4.111 Fina.,VSummary. bail and was rcloaspd from Jail. Make more of a, man of your i mm t g3.” ' . $3.00 m 33% ”C630,! ’
1. 111 Iriw wenlar contests. for l»: J ‘ _,,J, ‘1 C’ .1 6 Y "‘ " ’“ boy this Christmas and help 9 o 0 ‘ m“. Women S‘W'ool Union 1 Pins
1. 0:511:11) bolts. Kurt ministers 7:- —; t if if g : g BL RGL:‘R3 IN . him appreciatcdhe “Hm, of i . “vomenss Mm Gloves “Nam“ w.§..2bmt$ y 1 a: ".131 fluorescent ‘1’
‘tog‘f;l:"x;nf0: :i :‘3-mmmlt: E - 5‘ " 3?. T‘ V REDDING HGUSE time, by giving him it watch 1 Silk lined and “mm“ ‘i and :31: 3:5: mllglhs. :a-z» _ 5k; tofiggsg ad! a,
-,l ._ P. g 1 \ - p _1' g _ f T: 2 t 3 that is Illade t0 k2?!) lllnf‘. 5 “ . 9‘s . - ~ ~ . - [Ame . ‘3“ ~.
uporfmi, pastime lhv atttvntion: : 5“ 7 ' (Continued from Pa 1 i : “.49 to $23 r £98 SI!“ fi‘d‘k .
5 . . . - . ge One). - each
.erves. ! ‘ t . BUYIKG3IN'.SAFETY _ §
.5 ' ‘ . — _. . f- is another indication Senator Peck ' ‘ _ ‘ 1
: ———— —4. ~ 1 ............ 161.. $210.0 $380.40 ~ - ' , 1 . ., — g - , ‘ ‘ 'oolna - .
f'ANClENT PROFITEERIN g 2 ............ 136 25.70 161.70 233;?“ ”‘3‘ ”w “"31“" “as some" fi' BWDS' g»: OUR E ANC i T' “ D Bhllkets. $338 P31! 5.
y age jg prone 10 funcv (hill its 3 ............ 111} 6.00 119.00 ani‘ance lo the houee W'lfi . _ l5 , - 30y are all raga“- {mt fink-grumflhv “may » g
: ‘ i . n n -" J ‘ ' ‘ ‘H gmned .» Al. ' ‘ Lt . ‘ ' U ‘ " a”
1. pl‘o‘ulwns are new. Trike profit-' 3. ...... 1;.) 2235.32 3;;32 by forcing one of .the windows in JEWELRY ANDOPHO f”; , . mt “out; +1.... yam-ii“ c2342: _. :m i.k\l“ Sh «f;
.3": for example. and the “middle-> l; ........ 19; "liq-Q0 :190'80 “115d frontmof an?! house and> marks 8T0“: 1'23 . " 1*" ”fir ““ “713-" “ asking ‘13¥%~13~“~ I
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ptoblun. One might supposch : ............ 60 41.2» 131.25 111‘ , ‘ ' " , .- ‘* M1 ‘ ‘ ' "'
most currcnt discussions, mat} f: IIIIIIIIIII 53 550 6250 Foggngz)’ 1:90;;33211ybg‘eegenfmfgggg: 8m nonw‘m co . : 1 A - ”173d?“ Elia-keg 9‘ M Si-SS ~-
1111 evils had never been heard of be-J‘y‘) """""" 10“; 1‘59? 132-2: for i formétion leading to thehrresLH: -;.:‘U:H: 3;“ :2... "h“ {igggig‘ Tim'r ‘3!“ ms-
;‘ e. ' $11 1:33;: 10; 188-30 29200 and convlctionvot the burglars. ~ , > ' . Ishrimful of most chaining thing‘s for Clans: :‘jj’ji M 3, ‘W «:31:qu 1 w: hen hank-
.,Wen. when the Great mm of China. 1: ............ 74 10.00 84100;"..‘3 . . , . . . ’ ~ I a _ . a a I. ,,,,..,.W‘ . Q“ M“ W“ ‘ 3‘ N X‘M’m‘ v .
now fallen to decay—was now. its J}: ------------- 88 3-00 96-90 . _ ' ' 1 1 l m 81W, sud‘ as “Rid Blankets. $7.98 ad $9.33 M
Jilder. Chlhoangti, was complaining:‘ 5 ------------ 1% 1-75 11215 a; THE PEACE‘TREATYBALLOT ‘ ”9.3.3.53... mm“... in i a « a
. intermediaries are exacting from the. 6 """""" ‘ '.5.0 30'50 ‘ ” ~ ' l -‘ ’m. MKmmW' Wm“ H9
1 ‘ _ 1 .1 ............ 74 52.5 $26.75 , , W ‘ 1 Chocolate Set»: '79le6: “Sm "1 Nam mmr (ml-vnmlf‘mb: en»;- ,
.1060? e f1 greater shale f0! their non-517 ............ 90 121.25 11.25 7. Following the armistice, the representatives of 28 nations: includ» . finch and cram and full say-
,productive occupation than the produc-ils ------------ 13 9-00 21.00 “18.9” own,‘dr,ew\~up1and.¢ai_gned, at Paris, a Peace Treaty ““1 G9" Bury a.“ m a.“
'7 or is given for me lab‘or. more thong},9 ------------ 213 13:33 333.13g: a: iritanxepart 1 being {hie League of Nations Covenant. Thls was also .. MM W a;
the. tithe of the ries .and still morei“ ' """ ' ‘ " ' n‘ ‘ i i 3 filled, under 0011113018 on, by Germany. 1 Slhd a.“ 0.1“, SIS] A ‘ s r .. u - .F 7.
than the All-Pied) Onet'ever demandedtgtl» ......... 26 291.00 087.00 .5 [mm the special session of Congress, that ended on November . f“. “5;? libndsmaf «Ila-cum} The?) by;
. ' . 2.: --------- 100 24-00 154-00‘ «E1901.asextwmammnnuflm. and Com‘» “"5 1000mm so: Dunc-Mu “ ‘ “ ““7 m “Nd; 7‘ {mm W “‘4‘“? ~' ,
J as payment for eternal bliss. l? ............ 188 219.00 407.00 g adopted b} tlfe Senato,on-reoommend3uon~of-uie«~ Foreign« Relations . , 1 ton: want; find unmmuw. The mm an»
The Jewish prophets were always :7‘} ------------ 177 444-50 621-50 § Committee. m~¢he~ “Ammo-canola; vmi thoKSan-A “d m J J-Inost Mime-Eire. -. ”,-
foastmg profiteers_ £2 .............. 1;: 23.3.3 152%! gate, however. .a two-thirds majority being necessary for. 339%? ‘1; 3W Syn) Sol- 1 ‘ '
'The old Roma J J J t. _ .. ............ . . - .2 ‘Was defeated; ill-Senators .yaud tOIBflEI’ With resent 5’ . W ‘ I
1 1 _ n emnmoré- tiled 1X 27 ............. 37. 4.50 41.500 ératjfy without any-regenaflom «whiled5' voted agamat ratification 03- 3‘“ M a“ Hill \we' " « chug . .
inf; the price of wheat. The Old Tes— g: ......... . 121 8.85.. 129.85.f E’any conditions whatever 5.3;... 0;.»— ;L..w ,i :1 x'P’lklifiiil.§iatl l h “3 ~ Warm 30“ “MM hilt-n: «Mm-mi l
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