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4 Rustness Man Proposes That the flsr Ist-
mas Recess BE cut Down.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUS Sir have
often wondered why Congress continues 10
meet early in December The House and
Senate assemble. and adjourn the same
day They have dsSultory meetings. At
which numerous bills are introduced mem
bers make political speeches with which
they mad the Record. and spend many days
in idlane-s or discussion az proftleas, and
then nd jouru over for the holidays.
There Ia not n business institution in the
world that could exist thirty days wi,h no
NOR. method or system than IL shown in our
great lawrnaking bodies Two weeks are
taken at this season 81 the year in which
Representative or Senators go home. visit
New York. or loaf around Washington.
Who else IL there so fortunate? The Gov
eminent clerks get one day: even the -ecr.-
tarieS to Representatives and Senators
work all the Christmas vacation. with only
n single holiday. Why should such laxi, y
be allowed the Legislators?
The last session of 'his Congress began IN
Decent Der : and adjourned for the holida > ;
on December = siNtesn days later hut when
two sundays and four week DAYS on which
there vas ro session are deducted and do
not count the days where u sesaion lasted
only n few minutes. there were in all only
ten working DAYS. great part OF ho-e ten
precious days was taken up with political
speechmaking In the Senate most Of tn.
time was spent in discussing the omn bus
claims bill hut even this business could NOT
be finished. and will he taken M again after
the recess
work should be BEGINNING. and II is a serious
Interference with legi-lat ion Why cant
Congress he honest and do one ~ tvo things
work. and celebrate Christmas in me ray
business man 10 'hroughou, the country
or enact n law changing the time Of NEE, in q
until n, y, after n" , r,..ns n9d.y. and then
WASHINGTON December ~
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SAMUEL HENRY BUTCHER. Dublin born
who died On Thursday in his sixty first
year. WAS an admirable Greek scholar
who had the art ii writing admirably in
English. His translation of the Odyssey
in associai ion with ANDREW LANG is Of
permanent value. whatever be thought
Of the theory and practice it illustrated
OF translst ion and Of the English TO be
used in translation Of Greek epic: and
his Harvard Lectures on Greek Sab
jects.- fresher in the cont emporary mem
DRY. sacrifices neither scholarship nor
readableness. To represent the Univer-
sity Of Cambridge IN the House Of Corn
mons is regarded rs a purple honor in
England. and Professor BUTCHER had worn
il since 1900 There il no editor Of DE-
MosTBESys in Congress. We believe. b,rr
in compensaf ion il has nobody knows how
many Derno-'h"nes.
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sesrs mat ,hsy a.d ben ggny 20 rsesiNins
ssioes AMI That they had ,h- money W thsir
poeasss ~ ray their haes. tP N N o'elOrk IN
nlEhi nothing h.s. bscn s.-n % them ln West
UnInn and 10 y s-ar-,i tina, they may save GOT
--' ~ are showed . n the VA between Man
chester and West / nlna
Tn" tact OF Judge BLAIR in dealing
with th. penitents is significant, Up
ward OF loo indictments have been
louad. SuifragAsts are confessing by
hundreds II il estimated that 5000
citizens are liable to indictment on evil
demo. presented by Special Prosecutor
STEVENSON. This would be aboNt half
the voting strength of Adams county
There are not accommodations in the
county jails for all who confess. and
Judge BLAIR, tempering Justice with
mercy and throwing the mantle OF
charity over the besetting sin Of Adams.
is imposing fines with homilies that
often leave the peniients in tears. Brib-
ing and bride tax ing is such an industry
and 40 confirmed habit in that part Of
Ohio that the court must gently reprove
while il chas,ises IL hurts his Honor
as much as the erring. Repentance and
the pledge not 10 SIN again are more
important than vindicating the law.
Adams seems unfeignedly sorry. and the
leaven of reform is working. There is
some consolation in that. unhappily
the case OF Adams.will be choice NOR
sci for the muckrakers, who will make
matters ont much worse than they are.
and goodness knows they are bad
enough. The cities, ashamed or un-
ashamed. will Mt least have a rest.
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Commissioner THoMPsoS's letter to
Mayor GayNoR calling attention to tine
savings which he has been able to make
in the Department OF Water supply.
Gas and Electricity is encouraging 10
those who believe that the expenses Of
the city government can be materially
reduced without impairment OF eff
cheney whenever intelligent men MAKE
an honest effort to bring about such a
result Frequently the cutting OF Of
ncedI"ss expenditures is made unpop-
ular b. the manner in which IL is UNDER
taken but Mr.. THOMPSON has avoided
thI- danger There hos been no criti-
oi.,m of his administration. no charge
that ~ has failed 10 perform the duties
OF his place, and no appeal for sympe-
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axD'rAyaDAs RaILwAy psssREss.

wssHtNaros. Dec. so.-Canada's Of
fetal report for the year ended Juns %.
, 1910. shows a railway syatsm IN That
country of 7t.13i miles. exclusive Of sid
ings and double tracks. an increase from
~ .sS7 miles in 1910 and -. 81 IN 1895.
The firut Canadian railway was built in
1890. a sixteen mile line from La Prairie
To the Richelieu River. To facilitate freight
and passenger traffic between Montreal
and New York. Other short lines in
creased the system to sixty-siS miles m
1850. when the United States had only s.0oo
miles The opening OF the Grand Trunk
Railway in 1853 raised the Canadian mileage
to ,n,. and the construction Of the Inter
colonial and other lines brought il to
tsOi miles in 1875 In the next twenty
years extension was rapid. a little more
than II 90 miles.
Of the present total Of nearly .5.o00
miles about is.0O0 miles are held by four
companies. the Canadian Pacific. the
Grand Trunk. the Canadian Northern and
the Intercolonial. the last beins Govern
men, line.
The capital liability OF the entire sys-
tenn il reported a. 81. 40. 2s7 90. a capitali-
ration n mills little greater than that Of
81 81, ha anti nj
an, an or, /. =, nx,,,,,, an, sas- 80 COO in
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Staten Island is accessible by he ancient
ferry plying ACROSS the narrow strait at
West Fight h street. Bayonn@k AS well as by
ne municipal boats that plough the upper
hay. so that prolonged strike by the
city's servants would not have cut the
island Cd altoge'he from Manhattan
Brief a. the strike yesterday was IL had
is uses: IL drew at'snt ion again TO q he poor
service furnished by the city. and it en-
phasizei Staten Islands, need II fast
electric service to Port Richmond and by
tunnel TO Biyonne.
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u ssem. ~ and appropriate At this iun~tu ~
that Mr. MsHrTSE's friends and aCqusin isns ~
his friiIR iownsmen tho mon among whom h~
has lived these many years. should assemble and
show tn the world that he Il well and fsvorabiy
known In this community. that he 10 hoboreh and
respected by our representative citizens. and
that n elprted think No will be- orna mpn {
20 the United states Senate and worthy repre-
sentative of the State 81 New Jersey From ~
eGu for y public Drrgrrg IN me interests of me
Hon JAMES Y. MARTIss.
IL Mr.. MARITIME 10 No well and favorably
known. and 80 honored and respect Ell
by his nsighbors. why in the name n
common sense have they 80 steadily and
repeatedly rejected him as a candidate
for minor Offices?
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Flourish ing italian FINANCES.

ON the anniversary OF the Messina Heesio
csan'iv inc nemoefs OF 'ne iAhan hiniSuy
speaking In Parliament dweh WIN prde "o tne
great outlay me nsnona' treasury naa maae
Tor worss OF rehef anu res'ofsuon' sso'".''o'
without res"runs !" loan No otnSr ro~er
could do H. they sald
In TACT Italy u N css@ss, WIN every country
In Europe. eacep' perhaps Russia; IN oeing so's
tn boast OF an annual surplus On Deecmosf
HIgnor IedeSo' tne finance minister. niaae
formal statement In the chamber on 'ne opera
tons OF we treasury lot W." W. tn "hleu nc SA,n
the hscal year closed win an excess OF ns.o"or'
lire or something more than sia""o over tne
regular expenses OF government VI this amount
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The Hon. EUGENE NOBLE Foss and
his company gave performance IN
Faneul Hall Thursday noon. Among
the art sts of IN. company were u
distinguished cy-member of the Boston
Common Council can distinction flame
higher than that an ex- Representative
in the Great and General Court an eX-
Mayor of Everett In spite of the
plethora OF exes. the rarity Of the pub
lie appearances OF Mr.. FOss and the
universal wrath against the high crimes
and misdemeanors of Mr. loDGE. the
hall was not filled, the Roston Tran
script saws, and though there were in
the audience many mark"tmcn, hearty
race. gifted of lungs. the majority OF
listeners sat in silence According Ia
the Springfield Republicans account
the body of the hall was fairly we'll
filed. but the gallery was not fully occu-
pied at any stage of the meeting.
Iris faithlcssness of the gallery looks
especially strange and even orninous;
and who can explain the apathy Of
Boston and, We may add. Of Massschu-
setts in the presence Of LODGE : betrayal
Of the psopl" of his State and the sacred
cause OF progressive" government
For when the cNss had worked OFT
some OF their Indignation and the
human icicie" had been duly eVecratsi
Mr. Foss spouted more cantos OF his
uncn6ing Anti -Henriad. Its culminat-
ing passage revealed the a~hvlilainies
OF Mr.. LODGE:
He is not advocating to-day the direct primary.
the popular election Of United States Senators 81
the referendum, the initiative or the recall. But
these are the issues Of the day. These the
policies which the people want thcir public
watts tn discuss and establish senator LODaE
h opposed to them He i not representing the
people Of Massachusetts Ia day. He has ceased
To lead he has no Part In the order Of things.
He must retire. He Is defeated already
Without the referendum the initia-
tive and recall, ar1 ~ on what hope has
freedom in her ancient home No mat
ter what that stolid audience NAV hav.
thought. we are convinced, for our poor
part. that LODGE il as much of bunker
as GEORGE F. HoAR was
when Mr. Foss had stopped speak
ing. the Transcript reporter spitefully
tells us. many Of thos. who We're pres
ent at the opening Of the meeting had
gone out Why should they STAY
since LODGE is defeated already =
Still il il impertInent To suggest In So
admirable an organizer and aCcelera,or
as Mr. Foss that it would look little
better i: he would hire a few hundred
persons Ia go To his meetings? No
doubt the people have risen. but how
the deuce is ANYBODY to know il.
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rsg VIEW yoRK FINE sAsARD.
psnssr % Q CssassSssssa n rms Toe o
Said 90 M nemSse.

n
| Il, Inn yp,Ho. on TnK srS-s,r IL "a
I.,.,.,I.aI. r.,h.,. ,h., . b,dy liks an.
ts..x.,, h, ,,,,,,,,.ss which has
| 80, ~ -, 80. =, .,arination NJ a
n,rh.r ~, tr,.l,,,.,, ,,,r..... REGARDING
49,. ~, W ~ a-.~s.-.'r.n.. h,.I-
tnetE shoNlslEe ot Tue nr~hh-efs"'' '"~'
! ness. should admit TO the stand nunioer OF
! Witnesses v,hath.r familiar with New York
-. 49,. -. h.I..- =. ,h.,,.,., A., x.a,ilate
wv, " nov lawns ", 10 ,h,
grievances TO AIR or hobhS to r'"~' Va W."
| course OF tho testimony given by "ne OF
| tha-s, on, Of town Witnesses IN expressed
IL. .,..I..... -. g. ~ -. 4. In, ipD,i-
Wv" "p'"'"h '"a We" '"'s ~ - -.
";,'n, " ~ s "s -" u, s,s s,.,.w.n, m. .eri
! oUs ,,,.t,nnh.. NJ San Franc,sco md Hal
,,,,r,, A., -, -, "a .iaN NOR ia IL
snpportable by the facts
San Francisco burned ~ the result OF an
ca thauak.. y species OF excitement thai
- = - - - N-.l..r. .na
mas never o"~h onetru W Ne" '"'N''' ~"
one OF the prospective perils mat Gauss US
no insol,nia Baltimore burned owing IN
go, ,,..,,.,., -, a., .inos, total abs.nce of
= , ,t,.,,...,, =. hil., l,
"Ie ShhiSf- on rNpo-~u ou'""es' ~"
world romnarss With New York city in its
,horn,w, ..,,,i,,,,.,, n, ,bi. .ryci.nt means
y. -, a rn. s,,,,
OF srrrsths we rpfrh" %, VIC % s
may DE said OF the numoer OF nu""'hk~
equipped with automatic sprinkler-. and a.
a, -s.....,,- t,,i,ai,,. 4, - .,,.. d, a.ssrt
=. , -, - -, ,hr,..
that We nav. a. many oI these As any 'hfee
other American cities.
In the last twenty Ave years there has
hs.n :, r,o,.r.,, ns ,h, yxh,le.al. trast,,
~" y. ~ -, ~, I,.,,..,
IN many bnes away from me oio ou"o'hkS
downtown to the new buildings on and al
iac~at In Fifth avenue from Tenth street
., rhir,, ,o,,r,h s,rma, na.r,v sy.ry one of
' =. -. -.,..s.,, az,
them o~ihs OF hreprooi cohs'I"t'o" "i,e
many OF them fully equipped with AUTOMATIC
sprinkIers The large values are rapidly
below Houston street tue "'roo"o''oh
OF the high pressure service throughout the
con pssted district and iis extension over
ss,di, i,n,I a., and th. incru.s.. in the num-
~ So -, ,,,,,.,.., "a,
b~r OF our hIenoa'- !" 'o'" ""''' w
ten. distributed along the waterfront, nave.
IN the opinion of men who have devoted
80, -, a., . .,,,,,,. -, IN. -i,ua,iop
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PHfLTPpgvE IMPORTS
THEIR sol RfES.

WASHINGTON. rec. 3O.--commsnt has
already been made in thcse columns on
the large increase IN sales To- the Philip
pine lslAhsiS. due presumably 10 the oI,cr-
alton 81 the tariff Of 1919. Additional de
tail- arr now at hand ha-ed on the reports
~ the custop- service nj the islands.
Prom them 70 appears thai The increase in
American sales, approximately 5000, go.
has not materially affected the sales OF
other countries The imports from all
markets other than the United States
amounted to ST.. ioo.G?7 in 1919 and to
s,s, ,o2 329 in 1910. Atable shows the pur-
chasss from those markets during recent
years thus:
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From me Portland Prysr
In she town Of Bethei carloads 81 checker, YER.
manufactured for the Christmas holidays I'm.
total output ~ the fsri0ry There was over ~
barrels Earh barrel nolds 5000 orr,n.r,,
checkers and the so barrels contain 2sOamo
nA1wts checkers.
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Paris ofncr. - Rue Louis le Grand The daily and
sunday editlons are on sale at Mosque u. near the
Grand Motel Mosque IL. BoucN ard dcs { apucincs,
corner Place de rOpcra. and kiuslur 10 boulcV ard
DIES Itallen> conner Rue Louis le Grand.
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Danger. of Ctivpins o Chrrus.

FROM ne NdshrHLs TsnnsssSan.
Canron the forrrInneY OF the csaclysr7.
After his wings had been clipped bys conzFr's
insuV eeury ran riot. Men who had quietly bOr1e
thcir crosses for years spoke GU, and started rs
whirIwinf.
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4 NnfmeR Ihsn ker.

Tn rHE Error ~ THE SrN .", IRE thoughts
reproduced h~rriiariiy without cspabiii'y Of 81
presslnn' II mt uhy no, s5op thinking
iNEiors READLR
HAETYoED. Conn. December N.
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\ London once. Enng ham House. Arundel street.
Strand. Tho dAiiS ami sunday SuN are on sale in
London al the American md Colonial Exchange.
Carlton street Rercnt street and Daw steamship
Agency, n Green street Charing Cross Road.
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From, ne P5rgr ksHsar
Tho poor print on pages yuo and three ihis
week Il the fault NJ TIE devil Ne got bis roller
aoo close 70 the ssoye
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A.r,..u.rastory n,rnixss witness.

Prom ne MsroTsinSe Herald Trader
ito was unable 10 state whether ne had killed
MIN self or had bern shos by one
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Fancy one "skImmlns' BoErHfUs quilting
Journey ,o lOn.isn by making rapid survey Z
tue newest Ho nifty or tightening 4 dun week rnG
by . dip here an there into the Cursor MundL
The ErsHtng lost.
Apparently our esteemed contemporary
has been favored with I new and enlarged
edition Of the Pigskin Library
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The 'sSpusf" stats.

From me D,rrSv RcpuslrIr.
Thr premier spuis Of Colorado long ago estab.
II,h~ their claim - Inc nnsst favored in the world
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Tsub s,ime rhrom0l0xy,

Sieila--Ho'v Old IL Mabel
beila--od enough 10 be younger.
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Tn. banning os tn. rsys Theatre.

To rHN EDrroR ~ ivy SrN-sv: Can yog
ten me when Ihc Park Theatre was burned
think 10 Was In the carly 80.
OLp TIMER. BoRS ~ 1897
AIsaxT. December 70.
The Park Theatre burned on December
H. iGts
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Knirker They az listening = = lost ART.
Bocker-EyeE 1--we In . Dat win sdUmhwaIusE:
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Nrw yoRs. December TO
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
Eerne.

Yrins Crit om 8 5.
III a II .. Hrins Sol0emors treble
Spn, &rins Crit tiltreoer / 2ebet al
oel1re Maane6 en- &la6s JON 2onope=
lenselep bos Sorpagter @illumic n.
Mr1bof peo Mpborg, EFT @ooro poa so
Sor. @ortforn nnoer 5tarnbuiet
@oltfenborg. &on er 10 Mar gom-
mel. Sm ian ifol voeltage / alt
forefaloenoe Mrbei6e", mel6es ser in
tct ON
ulpffet6iifer f5or-
leoen Gftermiooog, ga Sitter g. g.
Sarien fra Npfisbing, S. bar poa Sci
til @eirg for at fjebe Silt, er bans
Sartpj pluoielig forimmoet / Seer
beoen al Geirp, ca. 81 Mil fra 9o1o.
W'nn antoger, at Motoren er efsplo-
oeret og @oooen gooet til @un6s mes
oct iamn1e. @eo e, ienere Gfteripg-
ming fu11ot man FIN Ell Sci Gets
len1n1e flpoenoe i Merbeoen al set
bpor l1lpffe11 ifete.. Sen for
''lpffeoe oar enfeamno og eftcrlooer
fig uofsne @Brn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
8ilanbcne.

Mere g fre6 paa
IS 3 a 5. SSffe / Man6s Min6e
bar Salono peret ioo biemiggt al
Snelfreo ion / Ginter. Soruoen set
itore Sfre0, JON anretteoe ian megen
l1lpffe / Snifsoal> er ser in6truffet ct
Streo, ser fo1 te6e 4 Me1rneifer 81.
BET. Oct fal0t poo @oar6en 8reioa-
bol / Sfolapif> ser ligger ipo for
Mumoingen at Siofiorosopbet. Ser
opbolot Jig nj Menneifer poo @oor-
Sen, og finn fem al oem blep re6oeoe,
ollie l1eget me0togne efter at BABE
ligget 40 elmer UNDER Sneer. @aor-
Sen b1ep fulo1ten6ig eoelogt.
SIS lonbsOo III y eren
IS oura", tilbpren0e 9. S. 9. e.,
er 5. rs. Morts grnnoitgot tet u6-
for Sfogeitrm0 poa Nor0peittpiten
al Sslono UNDER Ell forrpgen6e
Sneltorn1. SfibetS Uprer, &optejn
@o6fre0ierL JONI far icnbt lit 5ele=
gram fra 9lenol,os, meooeler at
Sfibet life pes cgcn @inlp forn1ooe-
SC at fonul1c f(ot, pg ian %telegrafe.
reoe ON Msiiitonce ira Mepfjopif,
bpor Ell al Spit5ers Donpere, v@eir"
far Station. ~2ouro"s Easioaerer
og Golt CT 6rogt / 9anb / Sfogeltrano
CT. bpgget / 1876 og bar /
mango Nor giort 5iel1eite iom Soft
lfib Sen lprligt poo benne Morstto
ponifeiac Sslunosr,te. eenere
l11e0oeles, at sfibct er @rag % alt
Reoningsarbeioe opgfbet.
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&c op paa Saget, og berfro f1noe Sc
lpri1ge 11e6 l1ocnfor Mnitalten. Yaa
ce'1ne @oaoe unopeg 5 Sanger.
S'lriolertio par set tilfalote Yolitt
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