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. mutant-ding their consistently nu-
”W
campaign upon American soil in favor
of the “League," and all its attributes.
"League of -would be. to provide legislation which
:11 .1 her inviolnhle would condemn advocating the
l 22:.tintain, in the iu« "League" issue as English propagan-
'.- k'lrss of its :msertion— d1 of injurious nature.
.- nu-n laid forth too The reverses America has exper-
-_ i l\ o" twirf‘me import: ienced through the ideal ideas of “'il-
unulv irrevocable son's theme of democracy. has been
*1“ iv it”: Guam-hes suflicxent to constipate the nation's
v> “low \hey “i” be channels of nollticallntercourse. a
‘2' l'uuFinul dread 0‘" he- presont-nspir’mg candidate for the
:mulud into conducts preeidentinl.d°¢ion. who embrace-
~ .‘wtn to our Cons! tutlozn'the. sane-mode of democracy as “‘11-
-.‘A
has made her answer
-. ,1” on the
uq h.
x . “.4. mini mterm l. u. Windmitssnd advocates
is \n H as intihiduu! inter-4 himself an.a,rdent disciple tnd follow-
1 4- ~ 2 at point owners-lure beam: enoi MMMIm. is the outinble
(’4' , .|l.
-."">' or i’oreign countries. OU' ,condjdnte..Mx-._Cox. The forces. at
i? ‘1 A‘EHI'M'IUI‘S :l'fl‘ mo COV— work trying to elect Democratic Prow‘
7'; t; Hit-w Illt‘ thuuzi‘t to be m idi ntml Candidate Cox are absolutely
1:. "~l 1. our llllilll.‘ ‘.\l“.‘0‘li it" 1- :(Ol'l"bpl i’orl‘fis, and “ill stop at noth-
wu: 1 ' ”IN A": ,4 « Ué-r‘il 0“- 1m; short to promote him to the pres-
"""‘Y> n“ :m~r:l;..tm: lllr'llllll chair. and forcefully imposr
._ m l.llil‘l.\ AiurIu-u t' 5- ion u upon tl=o American people the “1.932“
1.. '="'H||71di'l'l‘UM‘l 11v of NAMOHS" “liit‘h is not in their
' in iii-inn. is iii-xtlli 71- ‘1 l‘isl r?) ("I-rm. \Vuli Street is t‘m
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l (Zn-"tie” grave sicknesges are rec--
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'H " ‘ i “1-“ reamiing vitality. '
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merit against decay. Paint
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El 0" lllillln' .
n 4- 11'; i-\p‘.n;' .lnil 0.3315 less than rem“.
"‘ " ‘°“"-' ‘~""“ Unpainte-l buildings begin to
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llN'iulll’Li‘Z" llurul-f-n'.‘ St'illi
'lfi tinny ion! ”bison. It's.“ ”are“. healthful. end.
r-verydny common use that eon-a- second. economical. 'l'helr packln:
v.11 who eat to be W41: that: album“ orditt of any kind
i-r-use of Royal mailedt 1 ~ hmlr (“redQQfly «(Immanu-
' the National Biscuit v . *- 1 ;-., they are sold by the pound
”Untying helps to the hungry.” the name ‘Royal l-ch'dson every
Competent. dependable, , .. diet) or you any get them in
Hrs. Ban' - ’ Millie-dc m
was 41 bulwa
4&3. Lunch .Blncult. Janine .
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l
' my color. a tender crispness. a
, , t tell how
on: they fire. Only by trying
grill yonhunngaw ”Nfl‘
to about putting
l - I did not bake
' ‘ tely.
jellies. outdone. :Seme them-with eminent.
WYmLm‘crLisooe-mybbonit. —
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comes
concern
host . regard.
The American attitude has always
been‘prompted by the spirit of con}
not made
repulsive more; unless threaten-
m2] tuninow. European propaganda
ciliation.
Man}
and has.
.1;
5c oks to undermine
J L,
/ ”midway“...
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as
chiet source of inure-t on the and... lpubllc opinion by m mt
,W'unue-c-om. “.mW in ”‘0" 0‘ m- iwfili’wwm "“94
not the ‘mm we. in (not. it in protest» the dimming-echoes of
is a very small minority or the Amer- ”which 13‘ M “1’ '9'” through-
ican Nation. and Mountinent and out.
opinion or the majority. must way
an) powerful minority in opposition America {0" 9° 0‘1“ “3“" "“1“ "K i
at the polls on election dav.
We cannot adhere to an) polio} of’
inte nationalidm.
'l‘ ll‘SY.
our
last and always"; “’t
.have plenty of trouble to settle here wealth 9‘ Allied“ ““9“”
in the l'uited States. without'going tol
limit no to attend that which does not
or meet our ideals
is yet.
the
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American
ue.’ nor uyuung of the description; 3
iAmericnn mic. PARIS; Oct, 173
Tim democracy of America's creed
couml-y His the choice of the American people.
and it shall be so u the common-—
-'1'he 9W 0: our Dom
institution has been wrfiten into our}
Constitution with the enthusiastic
opirit of nationalism and notimerna-
tiomliam.
The sacred institution for
our Democratic Nation stands
principles for which our American
forefnthers fought. are radical Olflre
in the, chanted:
post.
which
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0A. D.&C-I920
OLMc-rko were so hen-and. by an-
a eating. the "lmzue'otflnlonl m
‘it would be enough to mice
Fathers of the American Revolution
No “League’xnnd no “sub-mg- irise from their grm es in protest
‘Jt'uvs Epwm L'JHELY.
—.\i Destrez 3 busi
ness nun or Argenteuil a suburb of mg machine.
anris, was driving in a taxicab yes-l
eel-day who; a tire. burst.
port the odour leaped from 11in
sent without stopping the motor nnd'enml gearing. ' rue W
running a. the top of his
"‘1 am shot."
was stopped by a convenient lnmp
The passenger was unburt. At
a “chore station
theiclted chauffeur telling the police he
had been shot 1mm behind by
_none and any in the entire world. and' ’ o warm...” been-Int
the
The {W worm-boa ootobor
5.1920. Linton-piled abomoe “A.
M. Wooster. Bridzeport, Conn: sled.
Louie G. Rayon. Hmiord, die sink-
)larnard D. Church. Hartford. sys-
At the re- ‘ ten: of engine control.
John S. Alcorr. New Haven. dizeri
speed Clayton G. Cooke. New H3293. flax
The taxicab treating machine.
knife blade switch-
Alexander H Trumbull and T. A.
he found the ex Both. Strattord knife blade switch
Ed‘in W. Beardsley. Cheshire ap-
paratus for handling containers of li-
qnlds,
m .Mer. 4‘
his
Mn. M
the man who is Worried
about the cost of clot
The costh clothing is in the materials
and in the labor.
The labor costs praaically the :same to
all clothing manufacturers.
The cloth in a suit of clothes will
average 3% yards.
To make dothes nnemust
either use less labor—do fewer things
that ought to bedone—or use cheaper
Intel-ills.
JTo:re&doethe laboreostabyeedncing'
dta‘ibl-ing damages fit, finish and
”W. 'Fomduuthemst of mate-
this (only 3‘16 yards to 39:50th mean
a big loss of quality if any noticeable
reduca'on is made.
Society Brand Clothes are designed
andinilored formen whohayethegood
clothes habit; farmer: who mt 119.co-
themmaeotylesalwaysingoodtasneand
so wellmdenp they willstay that way.
They have met been cheap clothes.
They are notchap clothes now.
They are not to be compared with
cheap clothes.
The man who buys Society' Brand
Clothes need not worry about style.
tailoring or My of the all-wool fabric.
wml run vamp GRADES armrest“; mom mi: MARKET. Loox roe. rue LABEL as touacume
m nzcxan a. cons. Mob"
Chicago
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New York
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Maureen!
‘mrry B. Stillman.
"seamen.
amt Mod w hr
”8'.”me
My W. Hoyt Stamford. Int-r-
” “ted throttle yalve form
oorbon “no.
Beacon m
Felix Gluten ski
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