W
When up in the grandstand is where 8873!“
w" 2.1.:
And whlle to withhold it our‘m'h'ederauon of= Baum
menlarger: erg-I-
ized We. to eleeuthelr frtem: elect our enemies.
"Isbercsnloetmnthstzmsatm;
of a polltlcal labor party only a an
outlets-mental tethelmerests 01' lb
wrong.
Thelr firm hxnds are leading the
Thetr keen minds are gnldlngyomg
Wear
Why are not our school teachers get~
May
m
Which n his them as much for their cone you W1
As a heavyweight prlrenghter earns
Dear
by
This nux ,
If rewards romo to such as give most
Why nre not our school teachers get-
ARRA OUTPOlNTS PULOSl.
POUGHKEEPSIE N. Y.. Feb. 25.4
Mike
tamweight of
Young Pnlosl of this town in the Hub
tler A. C. here last nlght
from Harlem hammered his opponent
from post
bad way w en the final bell sounded
The contest was a six-round alIair.
Both lads weighed 118 pounds
-—'V‘r\ 4
the Sentinel
.—
Take
0" WHY?
9cm} M1}
(M our-8;) today.
artwork-momma. dt “1103‘ "mmh.mm.‘e1. bestrnnntnthefibld. Innocue
they belong! the man of the Indiana
0 t this rent
a ooncessl n o g tlltlcal d
18m am their “1‘- muggml
youth at the 8:110!” “mum “on“ ll '5'“! of mm” t5.
minds on their W.
co Federation of Labor who impractical?
ting more my? !Sm:edy the results achieved in the in-
W am, i .
u. in the te, w] practicability ot‘ the course you
mama and enCe have yon.
in one day! Idz!m?
taxpsvnr. answer this question
«m that cries for an an-
s'er troll! you;
too,
party shall lure been
.m r0 than a. day.
“Of this one thing you may rest w
flag their due? in
11111,. the former amateur ban
Harlem, out" Ant ed those who are subtle and equally gull.
ions in the robes of pretended friend-
ship.
"When you shall have learned the
lesson of the real «truggle of labor and
the cause for which our movement
The lad
optlowand had him in a
labor, m. on“. mid.
mamflqamm
from Mitch audits assocldtes would thygabaneneuyotm
"There as be other. for assess
State labor party in opposing the Do- or labor mundane; The chef,
m ‘58 American them“ m w my
will be to defeat our friends andto
‘ in
those who- seek to oppress labor.
“The welfare or American Mummy
demands in this hour of national crts 3
ll pursue. my, expel-i. en false at the outset. Th, v rkers
had “mt $133” glucose. They must line remlts.
no v whl to so a s a
rtunon ch '“l'hosewbnedttenn‘lnedtobe
"F‘orsootll. some men understand not build to the facts of the present and
onlv that which is charged. but the past. will of coudse. rush on to disas-
vtrtue which is prodahned of political ter and calamity. This we American
financial honesty and dishonesty. Per- labor movement will not do. It rejects
lhaps thorough investigation of poll“- and mm the Modes of blind.
cal and financial virtue may be a prop- theorists and will We pushing to do
or subject of inquiry fir a. politlcal with those treacherous follies
existence are suited only to the purposes
lsbor‘s enemles.
‘Yo'or telegram loan-strum tothe
sored. that the (1811' Of reckonlngis a: W,- movem-nt m m an“ ml “Uh" M
hand for all of those who are In anta- mp mtg“, of M W W (I
zonism to the cause of labor. and for Americans who
the present
ty even though they clothe their act— tn the destruction of or
stands. you may become penitent for
the gross injustice you have done by
you untrntlrm and your course
‘°"'Del Wen Adv-run
£2!!- tho wage earners or our country and
to the Interests of all forward looking ,
l people. The votes that would go to a.
-To H-al A couch
HAYE' HEALING HONEY. I"
-—-Por Cold! Grip or Mum
"The en‘ec of a separate political and as a Preventative. like LARA"
,lzrhor party can only he disae: runs to TIVE BROMO QUI‘NXNEWM unknown wilds
tm- E. W GROVE’S signature on
not. 30c. , {a
L
‘ .5- - ._. .
‘
Plenty‘of. Bread
The value of any feed is estimated in‘ leans elem;
F Oods that are delicate, perishable, highly-flavored, oust
highest prices in mulled and often yield
energy.
lowest returns in
Bart a- golden-crusted [Oat of Bread 15 all food. 90 per
cent. of it IS conVerted almost itnmedintelyintto fume and
energy.
That’ 8 why every thrifty houSeWife——
Makes Bread, Est efafl Foods, the basrsofeverymeal
Plenty of fined on your table mam wen-owed
.bodtesmdfoodfillsenlmhnfil Itvrillrepeyyouto
Eat—“Two SECes for One.”
Norwdk- baked Bresd'én
Bleed id‘its Best—Meme,
mmtbtnucsot
that
determined Ml
shfllrem'mnot MWtoMmmto
b t. In the Opening at the wdywto‘mna have onsets-d an unstable I” m‘
u ’
tlcnel progress and the enlargement “"3"". men.
I OWNER!“ ’0' m “we”
safety ”Human" ‘
the Into the depths of “TI-'W
1—I-vt meet Alpine nook he cllmlls for sure
, “mm learnt
- woman.
_.. f: _' : ‘
Japanese Masks 0! ”urn..." , .
wmlnvmcmm
mas, divine: and scleotfllc profweorl
to prove My fro-s 8.1M 369°
son on are le W” in a
could prove to the sum- d any
Intelligent referee that there wat- our-h
am on steam: railway. canal or
lube.
The Galleon was tslren up by m
1”!an tllolnteflrd. Mfrrd
Russel Muse.
mnnl between Whitney brldgc and
Webb‘s our. (st: miles) to the em"
60 was pelt! over to Mun.
(it! may beam to see.“ he
was m a fool of lulu-fit. and
brought an action and recovered bark
his dcpoelt on the ground that the
Win» «an was 3 must. end there
{are Illegals-asylum
bank. «rho-Melted to m who,
who proved to the,
mtisl'setl‘en (it the referee the corn-l
turetoandfmofthemm’.
otflvetbmznmmlmmdthefir‘
Bummdmm-eplt. mmm-I
,5 la" in their on»
3 ma...
homo w m L!
b
l
tlcut. It is unitary tn—
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of
Emlyn flu." in titan". for
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Nomntflngot’hesntytbulsnrr
m We cllmb.‘
most one: danger- ot disuse. tn
8 trmcmgflewmdnredeathu,
the lunds‘adesgvm mics and pr»
suehhmtarhtothore‘onsd
sensbedlvmwtrhthehopecfw
jinn lustrous pearl. Then to- therap-
specimen-of the odelwelss. A cutter-
.ln; Jewel to on idol‘s bend may amp!
i»: Mm to Invade the ant-11W of
' an Indian Mm!» or a d Aloe-7
er lure him for 'rno the Mme-
estsof Brazil. (What-"I'm 2
To turn Atlrlt the shim-rt «and
we
.m
dlswvorivs ‘nml important additions
rho“ Hill“ of Wm
_-_——
WW
outlaw-lath
world .tew here-u. ! can“ do
to!!! to she all my reverenee to such
sud who had men-r moved to a ugh-1'
spbere of Influence than unto: pat-lab
overseer: and that the way in which
% have come to the conclude. that
‘butndn naturals lovable—«he my 1
Its sublime mysteries—fins
been by "wagon-est deal ntnong’poo
:m-nr nolh'n: very Wit-1.! w you
lwm to inquire about than to the
nohrluberbomh than they, limb.—
Georgefllot. ' '
. Worth.mw.mnma-
.‘ :1 Japanese unit "at; Mirth. than
rim that out Mi: mam
imml by ll. wicker ”It. With-
o’er I’m-med med-shot "no my-
sth’lng else. the «Meet ofwhlrh l. to
sweat Who at the M :0
Nathan‘s-Madam:
thew-onw.m-hm~
www.mnmmm-
any. ‘ ‘
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‘mly. the mull-rm
,austkuuot the My“;
Once In
gay-r. the
the M t m
{mitt sham-HM“ Ila
W
LURE TO THE ADVENTURWS: -
Tbmmmmmwln flat-ed
‘ to tclontflc mum bot tom ls ;-
slur due the War at 3" of -
”name: m-daeg'
plo moge or less (W and.
:m‘gmr of ulwu’h you nip-Id W.
Barbe .
There are my new
loom-dis, ‘of
menus. OM»
and W
Also some ‘ finc- oper-
. atic songs by Tito
Sabina: ' ‘.
Violin pious by Alex—
ander. Debt-trifle...
Orchestra selorfioml.
Members and plenty of
“Jan”
m
Marcella Drawers
Wat came: of
. odd siren. Wawline
vof- mist memes in
warm -
‘ -nuahn, lane and em-
bmid‘ery trinmzod, $100
Gther. m not
“naming” “an- em.
a.
..
‘ 2200th of
small!" , ‘
W3:
imam 1333:
price of thin
advances shortly. there-
fore to seems the old
nth it will be necessary,
to snbscfihem
: Art Soot. you. mumpx
Sugar _ Candies
' for, “I W:
t
“acrobat
ransom-s ‘
l
\
‘. amlare finishedwith a. double shirring at m- .
ah, ‘ ‘
Junkets mm.
fie Wheymy we were unpacking the
first arrivals on our spring shipment. They are t h.- ~11-
octeristic of all that the name Greg stands for at... ,_
ln'lit’y andhnmony in me!- “mourning. Most 01 1a...
gashowphfil mutt: Straight line hold. Ix .u u.
gee or tan with Manna work in dark hrrmr .4.
mm m Worker! :11 old blue mm 1.11! l‘ ‘1
softly'lil‘endsd. The edges are éemimy 1......”
' m strong tape. '
Three sinus, as follows:
, 9. x 12,. $22.50
8 x 10, ”.00
6 x 9,. mm
(Jame in and look at- these rugs.
“‘4 . Fourth :3. ., -
Her Silken "Vanities"
“Vanity m' W for women mm 1-. it-
fort‘cd in the back to Stand the wear of oorsm cw k,
-;t~m-\.
So no
\ “V Pair" Kilickaor children. are .-:l - -
forcedan insure wear: Thev are CS')C(l-‘1H\' '2; -
Hate to wear with the new party drags this Stu-"Sp. 0
O '3
"Vanity Fair" Undervests have straps ..1‘ 1h - , 1"
mammal, hemetitched, many prefer them to tlu- r [3 t.
r (as
straps found on other garments,
”V “it? Fair" Bodioes, resemble. the <-:‘tni~~i=
and has ‘ ‘0 some durable hemstitched draw W
vests are ‘5 inches longer than any other w: Nu m
model, \. bag
“Vanity F' 51'” glove silk garments are in (1(llt t .
{it h oolOr. In every way
They Are Dil‘femnt
Mair '1
..... e "w -x. .. w' *4...
Sports l—lnmlkencl'sefs
mmmm
Gay, vivid and km, of color the mm \3.
hmdhomhiefie announce their appearance. The \\ I" ‘c'
gamutof colors is represented, and it would lu- l‘m‘. .. '
find a more varied group.
BMMde afld boldlnsmtigh ~-
zag or scrollidmgns, block; diamond or gemnutrh ‘ ;-
ores. Often faint hairline stripes of black nm. ‘«
freely mm; the most striking colors.
m Am in, quiet omnhinutr , \.
shipedsororouébas holders- and edges of tan. 9'.
lavender, gray and old blue and these will li‘33""" 1‘9
W811 With light herbs and blouses.
Klan
rm. crannies 5M dress
' - Often“ towards the end of a winter "-‘<-.1.~4"l
longs forsamntbingthnt will baggage... «lurk 1.;“1,
81m 0f. 010th m Sg’n‘le M'nptl'l'tm‘> .11 w
“Nuttnfly‘s Mm . pins him more in that will answer just Slll h :l m
hf Ha (if stedlng silver are Mghl .mu 2
‘ fault dirtiest y ymm ““1 “wwflfldmg’rhlmne In tho . .
in wax pa 0:. Am wholc- Wonderfully good linking _ $11 no
.gsomm nut lionsmndys for. ”Mmofltfiofpeéfl SC 3.
mm ”totem. . m and than» m... ““4" special. a 2 W
I mu? 1518‘“! With sexeml slam m .e _..s or balls 11] light «'1
ktm.' M: . any many daddblne, mp”; amethyst fl‘.1l“.;;;:..':n. Tl‘or'v "V
m“ ._ mounted anl'linked together myth 3 silver or :"~ ' i1
Pl” 1! .7 m; WM] . ”00mm
'm‘ ‘ Wm5dmchknfih5. 51""
WE? 1mm abbot» with Silver pit J0
$1..
min ll"
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