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nil news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in Lithll' reverend else
My local newspubllehed herein.
All rights or publlcstion or spoolel
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meets in Masonic 'l‘empl‘~ ‘
nun street. the 2nd end at Tees-
'days of edch month at 8 o'clock July
end August excepted. All ‘3. A. Hes-'
one cordially and traternelly. invited.
CLARENCE A. BROWN. 1!. P.
' F. 8. L!0N,'Beoretery. ‘ -
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‘ AID FOR NEW NS
The Connecticut State Botrd of
Education lm‘reeently leeued a peek;
lot which is apparently destined to
accomplish definite Md in local
Amcricanization problem The book
..
is intended for immigrants ind pros-1
pcctive naturalized citizens" It is
called “Information [or New Ameri-
cans." i
Being exactly what its name kn-
pllesl. this little volume doee not.“-
ucmpl to prt-um Americahlnm to re—
cently arrivcd’ im‘t‘iglwrs. .'t goes
about its work Ltuoh' more under-
qtamlingn'. its puroo~13 is simply to
old the immigrant to mm mi ‘Way
about in this strango land which is to
be his new homt: 1‘. tries to show
him the wuy to avoid pitfalls and dis-
appointments which would hinder his
becoming a satisfied and consequently
a good citizen.
The pnmphh-t takes up simply and
Blrcctly such problems ,1: illness. le-
gal matters. licenses. moncy matters.
homt and (lomnstic rclations. work.
1053 of baggage, mlucntion and good
citizrnship. There is “Von a section
,hcmlt-rl, “If You Are In Trouble."
If the pnmphlct is printrd only in
the English language Jill‘l .llr- immi-
grant can ro-ad only hie nntlu‘ inu-
_ guuzc. thorn is still film
making tho- booklt-t t‘cmll' uscl‘ul i0
Illa). l-Ivt-n with this ll’i'd cap. how-
r-vcr. lthvuhlivntion or such an aid
to nuwromt-rs in this country is II“
Sign of growing undcrstnntling of tlici
immizrnnt's needs and of progress in
mes-ting them simply and directly!
.Atnt-ricunizutlon would take care of!
ltsclr in Mytnpntllntic and unllerstenrl-l
in): Hill w: rc always trim to the for;
oigiicr from the start.
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THI‘Z IIO’I‘ Sl‘MMI‘IR
A notably hot summer has l‘ollowedi
u notably warm \Vllllt'i' and Spring.
and lllt' pin-nunwnnn is not confined'
10 iii: l‘uitul Slut-s. it has hccn hot
in Rwanda. too, The abnormal wea-
lht-r ('oyt-rs this wholc contincnt. It
also covers the Atlantic Orr-en. ac-f
corl'in: to n-pm-ts from the steam-
nhip Lint-s. 'l'hr plcntiful icchcrgs.
(lyl-r “hich patrol boats have had to!
k""l) t-urt't‘ul wntrh, comc from an ‘the Run dos Corrlelros. and the third. ' Dents :or contempt in telling to die
(-zn'ly lllltl t'tllllilillt'tl but saw“ in the which wee or the some powerful typeten accounting tor.th rem pen” 0!
Arctic rt-gions.
Europe. inn,‘ is hot —-so hot that:
Paris illltl \‘irnnu. uRouly cool in
July. hun- iu-rn sun-ltcring in trmpcr-
:Lllll‘t'fl urouml mu rlcgrecs. and con-
tint-ntul ('rflpa :irc bunwd up. and
England null Scotlnnd huvv found the
heat almost lntolt-rnbitu Thcrc np-
pours to lw :l limit wuvr rmbrncing
thc wholr- 4-rtrth.
Now. liit'lI-Ol'filt’lg'V fans may rocnll
that it your or rnort- :icn scit'ntinc folk
won-"culling :Iiil'llilflll to spots on the
sun. and fort-rusting abnormally cool
Wt-ntlwr for .‘l couple of yours. It "I!
an f‘SlélllllShl'd thr-ory that :l rnflh or
ball 0n (lll' sun always had It cooling
c cct on thr- cnrth. lu-cnusc it Shut
o somr of thc sun's abnormal radi-
ation. lately sunspot tlwnrlsts have
tnkt-n to saying that tho spots arr ro-
B‘N’Dnh‘llllf' for this unusual hcnt, Tho
H‘llll, :lppnrt-ntly. has chnngcd his
spots.
it is: nil wry puzzling. nnrl nomn.
what ominous Gcologisis toll of r:-
ptqttul pm-lmls m cxt‘r‘ssivc heat and
cold. covcring tht- t-arth and register-
inr: till-insolvcfi in rorrnspondinz rOC<
(was a: :lltornfllv \‘vc‘ctnllon and ten
Arc we in now for u pcriod ni' tropic-
:il wwn'hvr, with palm trccs nnd
\licvrr- :Inll I-lI-pllnnts prcssinz north-
ward“ ‘.\'-'ll ru'vlilr lunr- .'\ .uhort lcc
ain- ‘Hisi now, if tho scir-ntists don't
mind.
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.‘\ “'ORRY OI'RJE
Ti is hard nut to worry in limos; like
those. lvut tln- {mt romzllns that wor-
ry nt’ytr nrr-mnpiiz-hul Ltnytllinz yet.
and has Orton intlrfcrml with mental
prouaa-s which would have done
smm good if :mpiiwl to the solvin.‘
or lminulinlr m‘nl‘lmns.
As :n (lll‘" ll r worry :1 popular paw. -
per publixlus the following rec!“
Tl i,» Sllnlll“ :md :Imusinir. and if we"
rit ti out would undotfbtcdly prove Iv
foolisllmss of that ancient ~
It is: ' V I
Worries. Th i rt y ti :1le later;
over the list. and see how many ‘
truc.”
"The bcauty of it in that. in nil
ability. as wo write them down lfc‘lfl'é
will suggest itself for meny of than:
and ions: before the specified time he.
passed the rest will M70.
lthln air. not by m'nisemloee‘
rose. but because the first
winning eny' bottle II- (seine-
eneny. - ‘ . ' .g
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7 deterrent". f
High jid‘ 5 :1 Age. 111;, 53.510 p. m.‘ l
prr‘hlcm of,
covert-d.
Z”
“limit tiny mnkc :1 list of all ”it; '
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jeéflidi 1'1.- ‘ .,
Mentor-er and . prisoner.
lection of date on fiefiri'oée (or the
am find out.
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of actual legislation.
is nothing 'so destructive of businell
a ‘ ,5.
A3 mean-6
A smellernun'iérbfsndi associations’hsvebeen enguged intheoolp .
exclusive use of their members: Sme .
of theseaseociationsfhave been charged. with delimiting areas 'of cone
modity distribution emong their members and other misuse’ of tutor-le- .
lion. Whether these latter practiws constitute s violstion of the until.
trust laws must be determined by the courts, and this the sttornq M
,Anilierfisesenewtheqnestionotthesuthorityofthsfle-relfinds
malt- Thu original enceptim of the commission’s Museum,
among other things, advise busine- man what constituted s nolstIon of
the restraint of trade laws, but these powers were struck out in the worse
It seems to me that seven years’ experience with the commtuion
should now enable a reconsideration of its powers fit); 3 View to giyind it
‘ a more constructive function, subject, ssy, to review by the m Inc l
eral; by which it could remove the uncertiinfies from themindl at W
men as to the line between the field of co-operatioe and promotion ofvpro-
duction and-trade and the field of practices against public interest. There
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'f —g~tiysndtopmrdbothfie—lw" it
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LISHUN. July zit—The festivities
of St. John's Eve were interrupted by
the tLXDlUHlUH or three dante bombs
of enormous dimensions. placed by on-
known hands in diflercnt parts of the
city. outside thrce println‘ offices of
which the printers ere on‘i‘trlke.
The first explosion wee so terrific
that although Liabonites me becom—
ing accustomed to bombs. real panic
wan product-ti among mcrrymnlu-rs in
tlu- sit‘I-t-ls or the Beirroz,Alto who.
tuning tlwir open air balls and bon-
tlrus. lit-ll into the lower part of tin-
town. Although there were no victims
the force of tho. '
down the (‘f‘llin‘li of the bounce near
which it burnt. A dense and muo-
cuting smoko tilled the whole etwrt
and many pcoplr fainted.
Allotht'l‘ bomb did less giamnge in
as the first. burst neu- en one. elr
bull so-rionsly wonmdin. three persons
Sonic arrests wore made di‘workmen
but no real clue has as yet been dis-
Another case of attempt against the
lire of ll judge of the Tribtmei of Pub-
lic Safety was also out the
same time. two ehot and fit
him in the strcct‘wit ' t wounding
him. ‘ ‘
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mummy suswzxnu’; FIRE,
BARNES AND RAMOS
l’lTTSIll’RGH. July 2l.—~Joha Mc-
(‘n-nw yeah-willy afternoon receivcd n
tt~lclzram from John A. Heydler. pree-
ldent of lht' National league. suspend-
exploslon brought 1
‘s sentiment ledge-pie“ with m
read: "For using ebtnive 1m to
Umplm Klein after rederqe fine
you stand suspended." ' ~ ‘
After the contest yelterdef Kim
and some of the Glenls‘ excl]!
verbal compliments under the (and
stand. Thc Giants did not like Klem'e
decision which called )laranvllle Ire
at the plate in the ninth Inning and
presented a tie to the Pirates. l
All the result of the debate Meal-owl
is suspended. Johnny Rewiings ts uk-
'ed to pay a fine or :50 end .lces
lint-nee one of ’25“ ‘
Klem bet night said; “The Glen;-
have been after he end there decid-
ed that they will not get away with
anything more. Bowling; relied rue
a name It guilt-mun would cei gn-
other rhnde ,m tier. Itflrllw
shout tha’t 1 vs A'crodt. Either 1
Songfiofesrstld Pen .
' $5,000 Annual Roy‘slty
"Rilver Threeds Among the Gold.”
3 ssutimeetel user-eke with hell
in; royultles. Thet was dlsclocd
yesterday when Surrogate Cohelnn
lined en order to punish Albert V.’
the em 0: his “then. Res-t PA
bank; the composer. '
Gertrude L Dunks. a daughter. .
told the .8an she "wle'i‘l sole to
buy e our of shoot“ tum» of her
lrother'e method at .m tall“. the v-s~
Iu'c.
Armenia wondrous. , '
TORONTO. July 287—1‘hc Aunt-ni-
lan Davie cup tennis team. which
eliminated the Canadian rem-eunu-
tires. made e clean sweep otthg Illa
tee with the dominien eleven w
day‘by taking the m si ul-
tests. played es exhlbltlo‘n mull-I- C-
v. road deteeted n. x. mm .
6-2; 6—8. 8-8. 0-2. ell I. I.
lng nun indefinitely. The telegrum
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There's no limit to the depravity oi .
the 'aermen people. uokxet .‘eu
nonworking harder then Anybob
elee in the world! .‘ . q .
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;Mldve. tract-rut
bhwtheydreedug -
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mfifmteivm'p 530M
.1th
won from Pen! m
champion. ems-o; can;
, ’mjmityotnltionummaommam_
contribution topub’licwelfsre. ' ~ ‘
ottbemedllect hfornfstieiiestopmde‘ a
on ~_ seld Ir. any. ‘I “am
win amp the Giants or I will qultI“ a?" f
mun-u- nut-mm-
9"" Willem!
totuwiumuue.‘ "
“Mtheu-emulhdpbout
been» i thought you were the
loveliest big male 1 heat"! eeen end
when you said you would be: mete
Ibewiwouldbehsml’e‘r red
d nu eerie life."
'3" es i knew it tea.“ sold Hrs.
,‘Wo’hevelsrsef‘d-ltobdm
d‘ffld‘ ur. ashram: than
whicbis coming soon is e my
Jhldweeen 601“" ‘
'Whet does It neon, be ml
eldwhetdsyiscomlnc?’ Inked/Ila.
fish. “80 men: den come slang!
end you speck us though you were
We! Just one. Do tell q
new."
fies.“esidllr.£e¢le.'lwllleeswer
Walls. lntheflflt
ether)“ nmmq‘eetw
. Mm'U-l.wtfll
thetlseomlnglsotemedel
portence. It is of cream
“But iii-n you esked tee Witt
L
mesut to celebrate end before I
you about the comic; {an I
m whet celebret‘e menus.
“when e boy or e
file:
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Clays taking e trip to sit the claim-
neys end city are eeeepes and by
going into the house-fend filling stock.
lest cnd herbs en,
sending relating end lore messages.
"Hellm'eo is celebrated by bob-
bin: for apples to s m of rule: led
by .1“er and.
mum is. snub-lee In.
turbines getting teacher bevlets
.‘l
a
smell tee pot and now not (as; hell.
in.) weter over it. it is men’served
When the water in
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PLAYMOL'TH. Bu“ July 2t.—‘-'rbe
'oeofle 03m Indies ere wholly op-
.posed to. {my suggestion. that the is-
Iend should be ceded to the Volt“
Shtes es putt payment or Great Bri-
teln‘a wer «Gt. according to Sir on-
bert Carter. who has Just returned
from the ieiends.
Sir Gilbert. who has been succee-
sively governor o! the 8:11st Ber
bedos end Trinided end whose wire in
the daughter of the. I." mete
Perker of Boston. Muse. ednittfll
that the “SW! the West Indie.
‘1‘ largely Amer-iron: "but i! I know
naming of the temperament of the
people xwflu'bsdos. they would resist
Cr Gilbert added thelt since the
opening of the Panama Canal. «Barbu-
doee hne become one of the great
health redrts ofihe world. wheré‘ visit
tees We both North end South
Americe‘hongrenee.
UGGEI'IS Asems IN
‘ HANDS 0? mm
BOSTON. ital? 37.-—'l‘he announce»
meet that the personal sseets of
Louis K. uttetts. president of the
United Drug Company. hes been piac~
N in the bends or tile trustees u a.
result in the decline in the comma‘
‘bek ot the limited Drug Compeny in
W .
Do Corns Hurt Most 2
. “fie men who owns one.
33’“;th "In then-‘-
“Knox-time." ~
mm . summon
in multiplied from eech corn.
“I"?~ our Jo ell: Corn Plaster for
r, ck. rel! - -
13c and as: pct; Pecksce
'3‘
V3 ‘
a v
.. More Beams Why the New M.
p Is-the GOOD MAX
”flu—Prat. senioluptic. 32 :r a
in from. sheckled in met. {by
Rhee long. tied in front. mum.
nets; sent lstecrsl with sxie b .
FINDCH" full 0'0". fully ‘Y
wheels end body: joined‘rlrzi
mam;
rusting
These lesions nuke the 000i!
thetitisnduep’eeeeecefound (.1.
Thlreppe’reeoe is preserved tor liar, ‘
mmmmw’ mover and bemnnim:
m I! “$5.00 at Detroit
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m & BAKER. Agents
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oeuhesoldtcthe
16 soon m IIIBI'L~
ON SALE TOMORROW
'1 -* $1.29
This Is Less Than Cost Of Mate
boardseoveredwitk :-
motel.
WELL
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.e: - n .. 1- 793'
3' or: ~- r 're’q
3‘ “1' h . bound up
‘V‘C'.
m .
e cube in the bitter end." he am.‘
the pest. twentyotoefhours. wee mule
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FIRST—A complete line of all
difi'erent wood finishes.
SECOND—You will find hcre every Victor r 3:1:
THIRD—Service. Courteous, tnined ales po pie
select your Victrois and records. A St'ln‘e‘ dole?
where no matter what may be the rm»? m.
Vitamin—you eon elwsys com! on gettn _. term-c v
ever you went rt—e' tel no matter where 3
WRTH-L-Our Easy Weekly Payment I‘Luz.
neat down and and! weekly peyneiaw 3-."
Victrola you want.
- Our Service sud Wee goes with every VlCll'Olt »
1880mm ST:
is.
Won‘t the fruit end vegetebles
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memo
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“WHY YOU SHOULD BUY YO
‘ VICTRbLA HERE!”
SOUTH NURW.
m“ YOU put up 15;: :umne:
food i' better, it Sti'ft‘S mnv
. Modern devices line we canning easy.
, spoiling it you-here the right equipment.
him we has given tench can to the sci-2'30:
’1 'm .. ”VIJAIS-Iem-slmkessndsfleizes
ream—nut ' _ m tops lit“
a}: f p Km—with keen ‘lee
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