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14. THE FORT "WAYNE SENTINEL. jflojMXAy, Majc ins. 1 Ui SENTINE'S DA0 SCRIPTllRfi RhADlNG. a tr a.

Luke io, I Then drew near unjo him ill the publicans "and sinner for hear him, i And the Pharisees and scribes murmured, ujlot, TtU ma a receiveth loners, and eateth with them. 3 And he. spke thU porabta unto (them, iybi 4 What mas of you, oaring a hun fired sheep, if he lot one of them, doth not leave the ninety and sine In the wilderness, and go after thai which Is lost, until he find it? 5 And when he hath found it. he la yet it on his ihouldets, rcjoidnj. 8 And when, he cometh home, he calleth.

togetntr his friends and neigh fcours, aaying wnto them. Rejoice with moj for have found my sheep which was lost, 7 say unto you, that likewise joy shall te in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety1 and niqe jusf persons, which tfced no repentance. a Either what woman having tert pieces of silver, if sh4 lose one piece, dot a not light candle, and sweep the ttqae, and seek diligently rill she ftnd lt7 And when she bath found it, she calleth her friends and her neighbours together, saying, Eejofcs with for I bave found the piece which I had lost. jo likewise, I say unto, you, there is Joy in the presence of the angels, of Cod over one sinner that repenteth. I i i I 1 i If the Tort tfPayiu Senttnel Entered as 8ond.Ctu Mail Matte Postefflee at Fort Waype Indian.

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10c. IOL LXXJU1 Weekly, Per 1 no No. 150 MONIUY, MARCH 8, 1013 Direct Primary and Registration. Perhaps ijo other laws enneM by tlio Indiana legislative session now at its close will bear so directly on so many people as will tho direct primary law and tho amended registration act, both oC hii cunc through the lejnslathc machine triumphantly after it seemed that both Aere doomed to defeat. There are many persons who fcincerdy question the for the state wide primar.

They behoe it umboi sonic and" expensive and assert that it will fail to justify the idealistic claims made for it by its advocates for the reason that the mass of tho voters cannot be induced to turn out a primary anj more than they can be induced to turn out to caucus. The mass of oteis. it must be admitted, are plono to negjeet the caucus and the primary, peiniit factious and uitcrestb ki alone register a oto anfficient to doiuinate rehiilts and then pend the remaining months preceding election in railing against the system. Uut the fault is not with the it is with the otevs who do Hot take sufficient interest to tuin out and help at the taMv of ticket making. Tho direct primary law may stimulate them to a change in tactics, of it may not In 1JH2 and again in 1Q14 Indiana democracy was nlcdired to the direct primary law.

The legiblntiuo has meivlv pcifoimed a job which it was distinctly commissioned to do, and tun event we snail uqw have a test of the direct piim.vn in Imliaua, The amendment of the registiatiOn law appars be A distinct improvement. Instc.idof the re regiitiatuin fjr each election, it will now bo nv to register but mice except Hi eiihO of removal to nnother precinct. I'rm ibions sue made for i fgibteiuig tu huh one precinct 1o another, and for new otoi The in will not milv obviate lot of ujuieeessjirv tioiihlc to the voter but if is expected to ut the expi us uL tcm tiatiou bv out half. JJoth changes are woith while. The tiiiil of the tut ii mht i ic politu laiis on charges of consni.ic to mnupt ltUnn, which has Jllst bigim boloit lnltisuu in llic I uited St.itcs court at Indianapolis, 1 bound to Im lo wid li uiteiesl much AMler than 1 li.it fimuiw nl iudiau.i tatc lines.

It is pct (eft lo la ban tin of the Klinoii mre thing in wlial know a ni.it lane" toll ties, and the leMlatjons pionuse, to tin novtfn ment' tatenuut lie tiit. in sU.nU (tn ihc who have long suspectt that otitjis iht Viinlt is ofteti played isn't a bit ttt than it tmght to hi Time is everv reason bu btlicving, thai Tiiie ll.rute will, both feel and apptar a good ileal htttii alti its hoiie cleamng by the tcdcral ctiu t. The advocates of improved IndiAn.i might will include in their endenvtus th tudv of l.ms for the elimination of some of tli thousands of grade crossings nough. at least, to iriuoe thop whieii the heaviest travel makes most dniurernim. Tlie almost uni vcrsal use of the, nutomobih ami the devr lopinent ol tie1 trolley line have been two tactoiv that have imnnuseh added to the liability of accident, and the fierpient occurrence of these disasteis shows that that "safetv fust "propaganda alone cannot cope with the danger to life and limb on Indiana grade crossings, wethei the towns oi in the rural communities.

DIFnJVtTIES OF NKUTHAllTY, Indianapolis 'News T1m ItyringlUH Republican has otrenfitlieneil tho halnU of Prcsidemt Wilnun lv comparing hie position with that of Washington. Ut eeriotia aa vc thfl trOuI'le of tveutrallly expert iw bytlio tirmfe president) tliey are" nt; Wmpsrahle tot tholiIicultiea which prOfmifi! the J1A Jurluir tli ad uiinifrfljti v( JfttTrnwii nd llajison irt hi ihaptrr on ''the striic lle fo enmiuerflal In C(irtl(ilili lltoiv ot tlo tnilcd MrrtftK, iWittcH rouelt npdi to ei Jllid'. 14 tht probleiijs wliuh ntty cut th epolcuitio war. llt Muteil tt i ttifh. n.

Ccpbla notiflii laJ fih Uittlv aenuiutl physii'al injependt nu and ns jet it a lwivnd hi eonnneiMal B'ucrv to tkij power; of J.uinpe 11m vrlllch tliOTtl at tli rloso of Wfthjngtrt'a oeoitd atUoinlsUKtion Uttd jiilrinff tl'O time of ir rco mshuycton, aiid Iludieon pi( rmtrvfitl mm in office. Tin 1 lKrnl to i reserve lianuonjotis intei conroe, tut their way was tosU ttl I iwiliii.m. irt(ti iilmit losses ji mi run) grinnnwn mllaninl pujjlur opinion anJ OBttiUKt tttu liuat of pnseMtq the enimciit. iu it towaf'i pence, onia do so Htlte that eM rtttiolly the of 1812 oaw" on. In 17U1 lnKlund fsKl an order in cuuncil foililddintt direct trade between 1 ranee ami lnr eolonienf and four joars I ltittr forliado xm 1 ramp, Spain, mid UolIanU atnl HiluilHS Tlicsc order directed Bt noutrals.

Tlio "Vankeo Hailing master, nlut ey Uo rliance Wlitfliei witli imtmioiiro of vithput liip onnefa Molated tliee deilaration or itadtM tliem 1)v 'brfaking tlio ov nts So 17T) lns'nn'l 1' uat of Holland dtr a paper Moek nde Hnt the Amion ahippuip into et contimud in thou eouise WT.ere t)te llrat broke" a imago 1V pnterinK it imp) nml )mnirdiatel It lidi awing it, ttiej eie tin eonipelleil to store thp cimda Hiid make a prctens of serap ing thfrbip. A est im in tlie Inch court of admirably of t.reat lintatn. and was 1 tided in favor (1f the Uiteil htte. In 1R03 l.reat Hiitain and Frame irre acaiii at war Amenenn ebippinff prospered and in two eirs the Rtuis and stripes were on i rv feu rhw expansion of the Ann an Vnenbnnt marine, winch bi now been hopelesilv referred to foi vears in the lenult yf external ei reunion neea rstliei tlinn dnmeetie giowlh 1 urope was nt war and the Americans seuwl tb rbalue Tin broken" onRes were resumed, and w.ie nttaeked by paper blockades nivl ndmiialt deiiiions notber test eai ennble.1 (rcat Brrtairt to look into thn intention of the tduppers and this time tlio Anieriemig IohK Then oame on the latter conflict of "orders'" lietwoen Napoleon nn.l the Dritieb admiralty One Moekado led to nnolberi The lights of Tienlrnlei rebtel In Americnn hands flntli Mallmon and JclTerson tndcaiored to steer anfe eoursej apneon, bv Ids is. rim decree oi neutral In might on tile crisis All tins time it must be remembered that the American croienimeiit followed Washington's pol but In almost eieiv instance the wag cntiied, condemned en bullied, as pprnonal interest went on wav or the other Vow a tbea the administration is doinir it beat.

WWJr9W I I HI l'1'" 4Tll GERMAN GUNNERS IN TRENCHES POURING STEADY STREAM OF LEAD INTO ONRUSHINtt I I FRENOH FORCES. miniii i 4 TwFnty Flv8 Years Ago Wfcat The Sentinel Had to a auuui risoi3 ana events Xwen ty rive Years Ago. Iu four and hid halt indies ln on tin KHinl liar.ni tin inoinniir Mainr 1 ttin' has iji tin nib how ut Hit pi hi ut nil smiii 1,14 urii i i tin Hist mil ti it itiiuU tin 1km it (in Uiu i in faun Uni iituri i tui II I nit imdul I'ii ii kut it mill 1 t'te i aim Kt oilotk I In Allen laniunt allKiim will nsknl In i hi li.idn mi 'I I ah i 'im 1 i nrti i utf in tl nut I I i i Ii bullion in I urt ii in. lb' i ti tli Ink oi Northern In Ii hi i i mm in h. i tin I tb i I ti i i i I mi thin pun ii i lllHl I il vi i 11 thl nit, i 1 I in in bus il tt I i i sub ri 1 1 ii ii if ui, tniiinlini, ill, I In i lut i.i,n, iv i lit.

ii lot I mi kl th in him of IM liimkrl who will i a lritlnnz toi il iiMifiuii and AIm in etieet ar initl Uit nubl llnili uniitf tuen ir, li in tiiltnnore I itillbnin i.n null hni teceutd the Ht ti fnrnnOi Iiiiiih) fiet ut 1111111111 to bo meil in utr tloftsincl nil li i il nAprni i ntn iu tliu lvn of "ii nib Whmh tit. enr Mn kuit thn ti libit mother of Imi i ml 1 itn Knue ii inn I0tn Miitfiilal die ah. waa WalKtnQ rl ttlitt bl two doffn Sim wis hot ki 1 duwn ami lit i left leer was fn knue it hi) ieir i till II iniiuil election of tho lort it 1 MimiIl (Illb resilltetl as ftd I iiih T'ri nl nt I I rton im tun Prank 3 I ightfoot. secretary. Tu other woioN, the Indiana meivlv sent tlnv Stotheiiburc; to um)ci pent fulls tho tomb he ditlc their neap relative, the lute lainentt Tom Marshall Constitution." It should miu become ilanil evident that if Jnduina is to eiio th advantage of a motlcniized ronslitutioii, the time lionoK constitutional convention is the onlv method of Stttino; Two attempts at short cuts have ended in lather iTTUer.ible soit of failure.

And aloru; with the intblie'8 otllei woes, wo must now prepare to endure a few additional chanti ii of tho eiratie experiences of Ilarrv K. Thaw. As a serial, Jlr. Thaw's perfonnance is even mo'o loiiK winded than those old fashioned continiKtt stories of musliv he ami inif)osible ad vcntui'e that ust 1 to leav ou bteathhs i until jim jot Uold of next week's installment! Every Man Read This I trcutrrurt Ih naUl to liavo ac i vt I cnderful reputation tlirouffh Pant InK to Iti peculiar (m mttv tw fortify th uere fort a ii I ttnt iiit healtti and a cnnsetiuent sou niuet'iitiirn. esfeittht.

to il 1 npp)tit4HH of pvprv norrpul huraati 1 jiik II im bUmfd ii Im a blfMiflli ig i tl ar who nr iliyBnallv tnialred, kI iorin itf si orifloiit nTua or who liaa trimlltnue ft th limbs IzeinesB, tt i inliitaUori hl hinds ahtl ret ui ii it fe ir without i ause timidity tr rti irliiK atit ypneral Inability to at ratUiiuilIy a oOurn tlo Also of viipt henetlt to writers, profeHslonal men. office workers uiul the vlcttmn of lei Inte lmur and rer Indul gn in wines, liquors, etc Hy nVtaLnlntf the treatment at some well Hotked pUarmaty, no one nftecL know of niiothor trouble while the treHtmeut Itn he en widely preflrrlheij HMrt dUixtofterl fieretofore by phvsUlans arut pharmnelstH th xraln tabtetH art mi (rfmrvl with full tre tlona for Hflf ndrnlnt tnitlon that It In wholly miriAi er to pH a phvfi Ian fir irnrr1MTM? thm fimt ftnk for threp flrraltt udornrp tnilfx hfirln their ii nT onn all the lov nf a health rlv ppinl nen nnd itrencth wllj Vr 44e4ie44444.jp44 I Tra i BOWELS MUCH HUMILIATED German mcruns guns in the trenches pear KhelMs sending A stead stream of lead Into the advance trenches of the Fitnch troops. The elevation of the machine guns has the effect of raining bullets on the heads of the French. W. Ilnnnaj treasurer, Irocl Smith, flint lieutenant, llosa McCnlloeh, second luutenmit, JSosliik, ljnurler, I.eroy Ilurtzler, color bi ur 1 rank club committeemen, 1 1 Thiomi, rank lee "Ihis Mas tlie snth aaninl election ONCE WEALTHY; DIES PEMNILESS Young Son of Adding Machine Inventor Ends Life at Detroit.

Ilttroit, "Mich Jfflrch 3 lloraee JU cain oKl, a son ol the lute Will in in. Hnrroujrli a maltlii lnventoi of an adding madime, rlnil late jesterday in local Hospital from a si If mflirted nouml llo was rjimles an 1 in frail health, friends nuid Several cars sgo, accprding (o former assoti ate, ho was worth moro than $230000 HurroiurhJ was found jestrrday ii a 3liclilgan avenue rooming house A fein in his arm bad been cut ami lie was nn fonseioiw from loss of blood Ilurroupha regained rouscjousness at tho hospital long enough to ma.ki a statement. When thief drove out of tho town of SilVerlitld, Ncv mth a team of horses bclomring to lurlev Jonm, mine owner he took with lum the onlv coniejanco in tho tpn As a result, Jones compelled to walk thirty fle miles oter mountain and desert to notify the sheriff Haffners Potato Loaf Bread, 10c a loaf. Always good, always wrapped. 10 tf ABVtti'Rrs OF JOHNNY M0USL 'TfS SVJS, y95 sa rsjecs So i Mk 19lP TO THrAK T5 Goat? rxAer 5 BY INCIDENT English Resent Use of Stars and Stripes by Govern inent Order, Iiondon, I tb.

22 of the Associated l'rese lolloping: an edt tonat on the humiliating i(it of the tyiisitama flag mcidont Horn the, viewpoint of llritish national pnde, the lJinly hipria, count native xiliticu and Intcnucly llritish In policy, has ask. pd Ita readers, 'What is viroiij; with the Lriion Jatkt Among tho replies, Sir Robert Tunis ejs or a JJritiHli merchantman to hoist neutral color to avoid capture bv a '(crnmn armed vessel is allonabln if he tbinlia tit to do si liut for tho lliitisli poncriiiiiciit solemnl.i to intimate to the inciiiniile inarjue on a Sunday like nifiig of a striken batthv to fctnke the I nion Jack toeius imralled for. humiliating and in iecent. It 19 a Btep doisii, ami alio riii'h oicaMun to tlie inciny, Tihen iio litnouncis Jus iki.rs, to iharpe us with Injiwrifn of Mi. lVik Muir Another Lnnliolnnan iinlis 'When I rnid tin (tlin Un of tlio arciuutoii luraiimt ui nf mi thoiuing tho use of juutral (lag lo 4 1'ioiect our eiinpiii', 1 nt Onto lallnl it nuotlitr (krinun In Iitnjriixi my Iior loi tlin, to lln.l stub nu action lias tak 'ii jilunaud uiidci the aiitlioul i our foil lj.ll 1 due Are Evening Scores i lip band ot jiu jiUu tmiliLi nml fi im uir masti rn uIiki.

nil 11 nf null, in ili 111 1 mrj twruiU hai bieti nfiiMil In the mil nllio mil eitiuug ri.s by iliniuijirr tlitt (lie ciftno 1I01 not realio 11m iiiiiin I nt pait the bni 11 i is plijing 111 thin nr on bvth vi.htiin mil iiiiton tionto fhev say 1I11 army inadri ni mini le to. ounonie tin irejndicq agnjiiat 1 lie bnionet 111 heriliMl from tlio experiencts of the "outli fricau canipaijrn, and fill to rlad tin ncv. lii ni iarfarc Hie lnivnet mis first 1 onouneed ol nlott in th spuuini, incrlinn Vnr 111 me 11 ii niiie 11 uere iiiiimn lias done 111 tho Philippines it close nuar teu the Arnirieiimi used their ffiuis as rlulu t)irovinB miav their bujonets as a nimnnee 1 luy a nlso tho icrdiet) of tho Dritish in the Boer war In the Youia got sr lct j. tvci.1. 77fZS T0 0 CA msr At V0T Hfue 9uY svfvswwy z.

Kusso Japancso campaign, honelcr, the lmonet returned to faior, mth the re suit that tho Aineiiean oicrnmeiit re considered its intuition tu uboliah flu hawonet, an 1 thin arm was also ictaiu ed the Britifrli Now tomea the reports of the con stout use of tlie hajonet in tl ench war fare Qiuckniss of thrust and pairy of foot, hf and decision are neci saarv in this kind of lighting llut tho dull seigeauts, the Jiu jitBuiat and fencing masters complain, arc eoutcnt to teach the old fashioned routine exercise which would avail little agnmst skilled antagonists or eien against impromptu tactics vigorously pursued Crew Wins Victory Tho crew of the oil tanker Carpathian has just won a Mctory at law against the onners of tho vesucl who tried to esmpe tho payment of a lioiuu mom ifeed by tho captain for running tho pauutlet of German cruisers in the At In tic The Carpathian caught in a Tex an port at the outbreak of tho war Her crew of sewn men refused to pail Uu lena paid jiik money Tlio captain agreed tu Rile them a bonus of H0 inch in addition to their wages. Ru mors of l.erimui cruisers destroying eoiuinerco iere then numerous Put the, men accepted the risk and the cssel sailed for Rotteidara with a cargo of oil Although tlKTlvtp Trir loaded iVith uaiiKeroiiB erip. wlucli could ba sot uflioln a shell, tlio ir ew agreed, in view of tho lioiuu to tk to tlo captain through thick and thin, as they testi (ml 111 ronrt The 10111 nev iaB safely made and at its end the skipper ofTei id tlio mm $5 (uih instead of riieieupon tho ciew brought suit fn court, Ibo owners, tho Petroleum stenninliip lompanv did not deny tho nllentioim of tlie men mil fell hack on tli teebniial flnfense that under the niiiiluint aliiopinr; act seaman is not intitled to wage further than those, stipulated In the article ho lias mgned THE COURT OF LAST RESORT Around the stove of the cross roads grocery ii the real couit of last resort for it finally 01 er rules all ithers Uuimbcrlain a Cough llimedv lias been brought before this couit in almost every cross roads grocery in tlua coim try, and lias alwavs received a favorable verdict It is in the country whore man expeits to receive full value for his money that this remedy is most appreciated Obtainable, everywhere Adv. ID DH tlAlR APPIYJGE TEA Look Young! Bring Back Its Natural Color, Glos3 and Thickness. Common garden sage brewed into heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol addcl, will turn pray, streaked and faded hair benutifullv dmk and luxuriant re move every bit of dandruff, atop scalp itching anil falling hair.

Jilit a few applications will prove a ro elation if your 'lia)r is fading, gray or dry, acrag gly and thin. Mixing the Sage lea and Sjilphur recipe at home, though, is trou blesome An easitr way it to the ready to use tonic, coating about rents a Inrn bottle at drug store, known as "Uyeth's SVgo nnd Sulphur Hair torn pounfl limit ayoiding a lot of muss. While wispy, gray, faded hair Is not sinful, we all deaire to retain our youthful appearance and attractiveness fly darkening your lialr with Wyeth'a Sae and Sulphur, no one tan tell, becauso it does ii so naturally, so evenly 011 just dampen sponge or soft brush with, it ami draw this through vour hair, takine one small strand at a time, by morning an gray iiaira nave uigjpprarei, ami, alter another appl.fitloti 01 two lour hair heroines beautifully dark, glossy, et anl luxuriant Adv THREE CRUSHED TO DEATH Indiana Miners Killed by Falling Slats Near Oakland City. Oakland City, Ind March 8 Tore eniplojes of the Ayrhsire coal mine nuar here, were crushed to death Sundav afternoon by a moss of falling slate The men were placing props when tho slate fell Tlie diad aret "William Smith, 00 Alexander Wigge, 60, and Hutchison Sharp, 23. BAD COLD? TAKE CASGARETS FCR Tl No headache, constipation, bad cold or sour stomach by morning.

Get a 10 cent box Snk headache, biliousness, coated tongue, hind and noso clogged up with a cold always trace this to torpid livn delaicd, fermenting food ill the bowels or sour, gassy stomach Poisonous a'ter clogged In the intestines, instead of being cast out of tli) sistcji) is 10 nb'oibed into the blojd. Win 11 this, poison reaches the delicate brain tissre it causes congestion nd that dull, throbbing', siikening headache. Caecflrets immediately cleanse tho stomach, remove the sour, undigested food Md foul gases, lake the excess bile from flie liver nnd carry outr all tho constipatec was to matter and poisons in the bowels. A Cuscaiet tonight will surely straight! 3 on out ly morning. They wdrk while you sleep, 10 cent bo front jour druggist means your head clear, stomach tweet ami 3 our liver and bowels regular for months, Adv UWDJSiiTAKERS.

KLAEI11M MELCHING UNDERTAKERS EMBAIMEBS S21 E. Washington Boulevard 'lea Home Phone 22a. B.tt or 6 rvlce at ReaaonabU Prleta. PI1 ATE AMBULANCE. GEJTZ OAHILL UNDERTAKERS 1031 Calhoun St Caen Day and Night Beth phones 00.

I J. G. Peltier Son 1 Pi UNDERTAKERS I Bj I IT WEST WAYNK ST In 1811 there were 140 fatal aeroplane accidents inthe world. CITY LIGHT BILLS. Light and power bills are now due and payable on or before the 10th of March, at City Hall Annex, East Berry corner Barr.

Pen 5 4t Customers who have left old hats and packages will please call before March irsth. THE BUCKEYE 814 CAIHOUN ST. DR RTTSTT 4, 0 4 P''r Biog. lat Practlelno th Wonartul New Treat. acitnuncauy, akUlfuliy no boa U.

who notMt lor CUHlca uu MM! II you serorinwi. undrelopt or told to haw an opsrallnn In Ruaa will tU FRM what ran do tor you SBSSlaily if otritra nav fall. ST frn Woirn. WrgM Dr. Johnston OSTEOPATH ALy.

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