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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-30

ise that this or that will not occur again.
And what does it all amount to, after all, this
old custom Of revamping threadbare resolutions
or selecting ones? The cynic will smile and
say that it is all a waste of effort flash in the
pan, half-hearted CLOSING of mistakes by
wordy and none too sincere promises OF reform
The humorist will have his little fling in cartoon
and witty quip and jest He will gurgle with the
Bardonic glee of Robin Goodfellow over the folly
OF mortals and find in every resolve subject
for laughter. From the pulpit Sunday will
sound the admonition of the minister and the
moralist- They will take good resolutions ser
ously, and set upon them the stamp of divine
approval And whether the wry sheer of the
cynic, the hooking grin of the humorist the
approving smile of the moralist prophesy the fate
Of the resolutions and their maker it will be true
that even the most momentary impulses toward
better things will not be entirely wasted
There was time when in the simple faith of
childhood, you set down In black and white your
promises to do better. On the first page of your
new diary, yearly Christmas present, you wrote
In your best Spencerian hand-we knew none
better In those days-something like this: Dur
ing this year / resolve not to lose my temper;
not to be saucy at home; not to put off doing
the things dislike to read my Bible every day"
Direct, sounding blows were these on the chain
mall of your besetting sins of a quick temper
wickedly sharp little tongue procrastnation and
childish irreligion. Behind closed doors lest any
one see him in so meek moment Brother Dick
was scribb1ng earnestly: u promise myself not
TO be late for dinner, not to forget to wash my
neck and ears, not to get in debt to father for
my allowance, and not to play hockey a single
uay- VI course you failed both you and Dick
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-30

HE custom of celebrating the New
Year by leaving behind, in theory
at least, ones pet pernicious habit
or besetting sin, may be hack
neyed, but it certainly is not en-
tirely relegated to the limbo of
things forgotten or outworn. Some
time New Years day, when
quiet moment in the days swirl
offers time for thought, there will
be hasty taking stock of the
year that is gone, a recounting of
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p,...,o, for IN. Drmocru,..

I, tHE kDiToR % rBE SrN ST. Ihe
political -ltuation throughout the country
Gems 10 be undergoing it, silly -sason
Ia New York state particularly We have
political hysteriE The thrice defeated
,olonel ~ determined ia tell all he knows
regardless Of Rarnss or sherman Noodr ~
II. emulat,ns Custer only yi'h n direrent
tribe ~ Indians and GrIscon, who became
pres den, Of the Republican county com
rni'tae nv virtue ~ the fact that ne repre-
ssut- no faction the boy with straw
uckIinS the business end OF the political
mul.
To the edu,a' ed aud iniuated the situa-
ton - lauGhshle A. present Democra'tc
usibhtv will he more pronounced The
morning after election
In the meantime who has authorized the
colonel and Gr'.corn 20 sav that New YORK
state stands for direc' primaries Who
has authorized sherman. Barnes and Wood
80 'u -Ay TO the contrary Perhaps. Ike
10 rlce,rack issue. ~ isnt question 81
what The people want. bnt rather a question
81 What they n set and II the que-' on
we're referred 10 the people for decision
instead 81 seins Incorporated into a mean
insless platform. adopted for election pur
poses only. the people could then determine
whether they wanted. or rather needed.
q Champion Of the Roosevelt or sherman
type Let - congratulate the Democrat
on their pleasant and easy outlook.
NV loEE. August N REprHi i'AN
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"'.adaIinE" for Trout

~ rs noe ~ rHr -. So Res ilrs 'H-
|sirer 40 f.arny 'ro.' uy - % 20
Is, 70 -, bro agni bnrs many pleasant memories
% f-Is u.p. n HcoLAEi 3 gtcs' pretty 1esriy
every r1 .n'.s boy I- Scotland bnoWs Row -
gr.'u~ vsuSsi 20 oA1 70 Hsnv = fne rns.s
- r-ur' have csuEr' Ms wAv before became
a dIsrtrfe - .'sEE walton ara or. afraid Tor =
considerable me .ttsI ~s0e~' s'y : after shin z
eli G.r hrI raugn' nothing Thsn a. 4st
f~snr' p WAS ,'rp ami a. = after them. Ani
pretty soon IaI alre res 90 tAsc home
mos twas up' sg.sI's' nAnlSs Nay ~ catch
NJ them. but Vhu wants '1 go home etopty handed
when ~ auBWs nos eAsv IL i - gIdd!c 'pr
hen Be-ids. 'hs-c th~ excitement ~ never
NOV ~ ~hcth-r YOU vii catch = tartar IN the
share 90 b.g ~-l or warsr rat - have done
lots - urle> - -ly snrrpw anyhow always
~ the small ones hara which vas more than
some ~ ths CD ict ,uYrtsmen "a
Tho rrueess drssr.pcd hy ~ e. = the same
- tn~ one ussi ami an sNS. ~ eHniA'ned by
any one ~ho hAs s-cI rsh spau 1ing
IHoNs- HsSpiiSs
Nv HsFH august N
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, stud, :. . suburss. shore Resort,

70 rHE limos ~ TIE StS->V Vas In
, -is 81 down N seashors resort the other DAY
~ i-iend This rrsor' 10 shout a. far from New
York =. , onel Island. but hNs times The sroun'
% fare - cnNrEed islf Of The rrsofi VAS Gov
srrd with hive ~ dTcnes dresssd IN inc u>u.l
noolsAn STYLE. while the o'her hAf was auis,
ness I'ssI' Inc ist'rr part hsd been water once
n.t va now nllcd In and partly built on
visited The hooligan .,oruon "rsi, and vas IN
trod uced to a voung lady. who aid sne NAs hsv
iuF \ DrtfrrtN loNrIg lime AZ me rhidrpn
count she Eushed mere are tuo grand mothers
tnrrc a ms 'htee uacie, one father. one mo hef
aud n'1r q; As w hstar. motor don walk
much play tennis and bridge snd snssh ihe
sabbath n sTnithereens Oh and she gave q
aeary SIGH. witch told me she you'd soon tc
Obliged % return New York tor vacation
We tn~u turned 20 The other side OF the picture
and ioos 90 the donAln 'hsi ny only nt'le Way
d'.'ant Herr found hogsshoid enjoying thei'
holidays IN perfect ten tmcnt. pesc- ard auIs'
There we're tennis courts and motors ana an avis
lion gtouad. but no hnstiing hooliganiarn and no
smashing me sabbath rh- Eirls here lookei
brown ana nesl'hY IN eontrsu IN their nelshbor
!ng sister, Win 'ons o. powder on 'heir noses o
roantrract 'he erect % No sun Thsn Aud ihers
decided against the hooiIGNn qusrter IN 60
ins 20 spend = uuici vacation oil vinieT lr o.,
OPPOSITE N'isoN TRy
49, orE. August .
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ri Mr. MvODRU ~ =" IN" state c"mT"-
tee who Will continue To- WORK with 'h"
upstate msprtv N least one m"u-
her from U,lcens will alsr b. ~ fh'
-,m- iaot,nnal stupe
In New Nu~k m" superficial Nvidou'"
would rndi'ate thar the Hon l.LDYD &
GRIs,UN might continue tn control
eleven State committeeman u - IN
open TACT however that on" and r"r-
hauS two. ui the-. members are IN real
Nv wholly m -vmpathv with The Obi
Guard De-irc tn HvuId n primary hrh
influenced their action re,rnllV. hat
when PRIMARY da" = "V"r wholly dl'-
i.rent situation Will obtain
Briefly then N" present prospect :
that the old Guard w,ll control twenty
Que 81 Iwri'N-two ni A." thur N-rIgh
state c,mmtr,-mrn after m" n">'
state convention Fourteen It th''>r
iwcntv-uu. commit ccmen val ,uinr
from upstate districts tv" from Brook
ivn. and two or three from New York
the stat" chairman and viii retain con-
pct. control 81 m. Who'll" "N"'utl""
machinery Of the party
" the Saratoga convention 'hr""
questions will doubtless urnV"ke cor
r..-t~. r,m-,v those ~ tine temporary
Chairman e 'hc platform and of IN"
candidates pn The frat and snCond ~"
old Guard has decided o. hight H.
interest ~ the third = n j,ro-"'}t ~tIr-
o. '.fv .hlh' Vet even NJ they ar"
beaten uu an three ~" Old Guard en-
la wthouj difficulty retain - hold
That drlcRateS representing districts
controlled bv the Old Guard NAV break
away IN he oontrovers al ISSUES - not
murobah e. hu' the orn'iul - tho stat"
ccmmute' - m fact whatever - the
theory decided ~ the primary and there
Is M present Indication Of any primary
at'a,k upor 'hc odd Guard considerable
enough 10 endanger It's domination
II Is apparent then. how greatly the
ISSUES IN the present Quarre have been
exaggerated Here - no fight - elm
mate bosses here IS no serious or even
dangerous attack upon the institution
~ bu~-I-m N most the Old Guard will
have - accept temporary chairman
whom rhev "ppo-s. platform thew dn
not believe IN. AMI ticket which they
need not support They have been at
tackled ia their pride doubtless but IN
the actual source of their power namely.
the primary election they remain un-
challenged
II - interesting 20 consider that no
matter who Is u"runs' eel. and without
regard Ia how ringing the platform
d-nun,IatIun If bosses NAV be. the can
didat,-~ wall sull have - RELY upon the
mach,nerv operated bv BARNES, NAED,
AIpRipDt HISDRlCK> and WooDRrFr
Il they are 10 make even y rs-r-Ciahl"
show lug a. the polls
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"Eo.sIIiIed" judge.

Iu III EpiIoP ~ fHT ~ 81 NJ
Roosevelt - reported 10 have ss.d IN a speech
made IN Denver iha' ~" Judges 81 our Su.
preule court Wer" honest bat fossilized-
heca4~s ~ their decision 10 some as
VIII some - VI Rno-svel's admirers
pleas tell ~ what NJ Roosevelt wishes
Does he want -. Judges - decide cases
according to tho lAV a. rheN 80. ~ or inter-.
pref - 20 -'Ii' lRr he thinks OF what th~v
might con-.dcr 'ur the be-' interests Of the
people
speaking ~ the Judges Of o.f Supreme
Cour' a. f"ssiliysd- j. di,rssrectfuI. has O
tendency - DESTROY ,onfd"n.. u their dc.
G. -ions. and j. therefore p-rni,.p.s
NTV NuhN August %
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rh~ Truth Nbout the Nainc VIII
Vow he Learned.

The armv hoard appolntei nv ~erre-
tarv DI,KINSoN m July 10 dsviS" means
81 RAISING The Name AMI removing III"
bodies "f her dead from the wreck has
decided thar ~ du'v ,ompreh"nis rEr
placing ~ her han IN such a position
that an expert lnv--ugattOn can he
conducted L. determine whether he eN-
plo-ion was an interior nr an exterior
one Wear. quoting from a statement
mad. bv Colonel " " BLACK chair
man 81 the hnari There ar" three
things Congress and rl" p"up," ue
saw want accomplished One - the
removal II the bodies Z the sailors
another - - determine how the ,hIp
vas blown M and ihlro III" removal
~ The wreck from he harhor ~
,griluGlv - = the plan ~ The army
eng ne-rs - hutii = conrrdsm about
the wreck and pump IN" water out 20
thai ever par' II ia" huh 'an he ~
ahmed m m" hight 81 dav
Duuhtl--- -" drtermiuh'.pU e the
board MI l." ,NaIl"ug"d ,pvert.y by
those ,niiu"r. thai lr and ont - on
gross Ions ie'a"cj and ', 'n" end op-
posed INV ,il-Ir'-il - ne wreck thar
would supplement ana I.'I u,i,- d0-prpvc
the conclusions uf the uava' board that
Investigated 10" eNpiosIuu before tlc
outbreak II the war with SPAN hut rho
American people ar" drawer than the pni'-
rlcianS The PEOPLE d'-S'r" The ruth
even u y shows tho verdict ~ a." Chad
wick board - have besn based on made
guat. eyIdcu," lnd wholly wong ~
the god faith o.. he neuir"rs there ha-
never been the iunta~' Il .b' he re-
uorr continuing ''Ia evidence 81 the sur
wing Officers and crew 81 the Maine. tho
divers "npluvni to cNamIn" IN" hull
and uther Witnesses - accessible - drV
INQUIRE y, o'har commissions than
thuS" -s,nri"d bv \dInrd ,H.DwIDN
and his associate, We're pos-lblr upon
the ras. 49, submitted - them The
ChadWIch board far from opposing the
plan 10 raise m" Name and examine hor
hull above water. has crmm"nded aud
urged II ~ the sam" tim" the board
has maintained that - Conclusions were
correct
Tho ball - rais" or remove the Maine
was PASSED by the House uu March -
81 this wear Whatever some members
NAV have thought about IN" eSpeiirncy
/ III complete and final investigation Of
the damaged hull not a voice was raised
m objection when Representative SRI
TYR 80 New York declared that IN" truth
must b" known We quote from the
debate
q W. SriyyE Tho valn- should - -,issd b,
/ rIildins oo".rda~r sr0,ni ne vrera Tier
. e. could 30 ,sad q as,rriainsd hov she vsS ~
B ,troysf ''''- ~ ~r~-g was raised - thsr. u
: nothing ~ ~ >ha worth saving then we az
dsuo>- - ne 1IL =. ~ want - dispus. % f.
What an g., .ng % prevent, ~. ! DO no, wan
th- wrs,s - ne Maine blown pr ~ destroyed
unul ne IT, N - ahovn - 20 ber irsrr-ir'ion
! my MASS Norocy -',s doc,
II took years II patient pleading Il
convert the Hous, 10 this point IL view
But Their" II - On the record and Colon.
BLACK - warranted m gong ahead wall
MS plangto determine whether the Nam,
was blown up from without "r from
+ within
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at page ~ There has been some doubt
recently a. To- how far Colonel RoosE-
vELT vas in political sympathy with
President T,F'r and Governor HUGHEs.
The President has been a Cr"ult Judge
II IA" nt"i States, and Governor
HroHTs - abuIt - become .lustlc"
ri m" supreme Court Whatever har-
monv there may be- bet Nsen them and
Colonel ROOSEVELT IN poiitlcs. We think
will never CONCUR ~ hl- Law
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Gradual and ~ctcntinc Revision.

lu his l"t'rr 20 hartman WILLIAM II.
MckiNLfY Of 'he Republican Congress
commute. President IAFr makes n
clear that he - oppu-,-i To- any further
revision of III" farm except such ~ -
recommended from 'tm" 20 tim" bv the
commission which Congress gave HIM
2" rolle't information al trade condi-
parrntlv Mr rNrT> opinion that re-
VISION II IN" whole tIriil system nv IA"
two Houses If Congress a. IN" work -
generally done l. bound "a be- more or
less unsatisfactory The Germans spent
seven vcar- m leading NJ - ana PR
parIns the revision If the lsr,c winch
- now on the statute book In the
nli~d States the people NOR" "r les-
under the EnadIng ut opportunlSt poli-
rlcian~. ''amnr for 'hang" IN the tarlf
parties d,' larr Tor n IN their platforms
and a Congress most - who's" units
know A. mitch about taTlr- As they do
about >ansCri' combine 80 rush ravi-
s!on through IN one session Naturally.
alt though the law NAV h" the best We
hav" ever had. II - NOT SCleutltlc. and
satisfies no one except = manufacturer
here and there who has got Just what
no wanted MIR TAFT. realizing that a
general revision IN the way n has been
done by Congress unsettle~ business
declares for partial and occasional re-
VISION of single schedules when COM
mission discovers inequalities and flaws
and can prov" ~ case congress - To
get IT. enlightenment from experts ami
not from the WAYS and Means commit
tee composed ~ politicians who are not
experts ami Who get their Information
from Interested manufacturers But
there - a legislative difficulty The
Pres dent points ~ ont and urges CON
SrrsS to remove It
80 r1.r,, M. viI Nc u..rS..r,b.~ .nIr.s
congress tt,.f snail sdo.. ne ragHArsHtsry
rule - hor- 10 VIII ihs; nrI 10 amend one
,st.ir.e ~ ~ tar msN not Je ,ubie-' IN =
motion 'o amend rr adding ,raasss 10 o'h.r
,.nrd = viu thps - possible 90 tsae =
.ug.- , feiu. s,h respect 10 vh'ch DO , .rou
4u'r thai sre.i majority Of esch bose -
1rrs rdlc-i 20 Ad-i' 'h- evidence Ant 20 r-scn
ODD drSrrblng b srrss contiuous
This plan was proposed IN tho Hou-.
ry ~. Hon Henry = BoUrFI.I - ILL.,
nos on MAY q 1910 He cont.ndcd
that 3; would remove the tarif from rho
DOMAIN of part san politics and de
PRIV" the Inlltical demaGogue 80 his
favorl'n theme Il might be added
that a would diminish the unwhole-
some influence - the protected m
terrs,s in Congress But promising in
theory "a IL the proposal Endorsed by
Mr. TAFT, a condition now confronts the
Republican party II II fails Ia keep on
gress out IT tho hands OF the Democrats
there will he precious h'tle ohsnc" e
facilitating hat scientific gradual and
ORDERLY revision 81 the tar,f which VI
TAT recommends as highly desirable
! for he business Of the country
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The Old Guard In Control.

he present riot within the ranks oi
the Republican party has given rise 20
the usual amount o! Misunderstanding
over the actual question A. .ssue \
fight 10 control the Convention AZ Sara
toga ". for example generally pro-
claimed a. Q battle 20 free the Republican
party from the control 81 the Old Guard
Obviously nothing could be more ms
leading. since the defeat 81 the Old
Guard az Saratoga would not m any
practical manner shake the complete
control u now has upon the executive
mac hinerv Of tho parry, that - upon the
State committee
At the present moment the combina-
ton Of professional politicians who are
decorated with the title odd Guard
controls no less than fourteen of the
nineteen Congress districts above the
Harlem, each Of which elects a mem
bor ~ the State committee Twelve
~ tho committeeman from these dis
Iict-. namely WARD. ODEIL. PAYS.
B.RNFs. L.wRENcE. STEWART SrRo-
Rel HENDRICKs ALDRTDGF. MERRITT
o BRIFN and Morn or their proxies.
voted against ~" Gri~com resolution
recently one. | TIER Of Alleganv. was
absent the other BITS Of WAYNE. voted
TOR u A. an opponent Of Governor
HUGHEs H. an enemy 81 the whole
So called progressive movement. Mr..
BFTTs'S position on IN" future question
81 party control l. not easy 20 mlstan
| These fourteen State ,pmmii'e"m,
represent the basis e m" Old Guard
power IN the state Ofthe fourteen rniy
ODELL and STROBEL have any serious
primary fight on their hands Tho
present prospect u. moreover that
,h~v. or cpmmlt'""ner representing the
same sentiments. will ~ Iu the newt
State committee In tho up-Stai" re-
gion there ar" also iiv" districts held
by The opponents II ~" Old Guard
/ These are represented bv FIssETT
DrSS. CoILIN7 GRIMM and DANIELS.
/ 'he last two representing tho Hon FREr
! GREINFR of Ere FassErT. DT-NN and
CoLIISs are politically speaking c~sca-
tally products II IN" Platt ~vsteDn. and
their =ece~slon from the Oll Guard
represents personal interest rather than
any difference ~ principle" In. -pec.
ri'ie II tho Hon GEoMiF W Du'NN ~
IN ru-Irgrn' l. p"rhaI~ 'he most hrmor.
ou. Co'tl II IN" whole episode
IN" districts south ofthe Harlem RiveI
have eighteen members ~ -" STATE
committee and d"lrgat" a. large. VIII,
ry,s tp NeW York az the ut1efa.u nv,
"ut 81 -lX from Kings and three from
~. ether district wholly "- ~ part ont
,rd. n New NorL 'upniy. voted with ~.
upstate leaders eleven. including m,
1rlccat" - large for VIZ RpOSFvFLT
D"-Vf" 'no MINOR primary tights "
Ero'kl,u There 10 NJ present trd"n'ior
that i've districts vii not send friend
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,nmnIIn.n,. 60 L.ar spencer

POW ~ = % Nrn o.. -SES
Towing hi- a-.t '',"rHya.ty. from i~is 20 49,
lpri spinner trt his wife Vhu was then A. the
..r N 81 her r-a4tN. we're popular even In GUAR
ter, Wh--c pr.r,a n'HrlAs are not A. rule looked
ur,1n with favor The Far. was ncknamsd me
Rel cross Enlrt and The iady Lieutenant came
10 r~ known - Sgrprrrs acre Gue~nr Lord
spencer lat public appearance befnre lsaNiuz
Ireland ln $50 was ~ school where hs wife
Uas distributing .rlle~ The speaker called uSon
- return vote ~ thanas i1 The disung uishsd
yrr.r, zone. u.ie-i his remark. ~ saying 90 Nc
Lord = Lieutenant No ali hoVr 20 src yul bara
again slu and the work ~ art that sits ~ S04r
..fs The rrmark vaS meant q, r0nnimsu'
to fady ~y~nrcr. bus might certain" have sr,n
more hanpiI' woried
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To phiIIp sober

To- NJ FpITuF 80 IHi So =" The
editorial arff,lS IN 'o-rHy- ~'N The Z am
psign- oughr 70 be placed n ne HANDS ct
every voter. intelligent - I'll a. the rest
n ~ could he sem 10 evetv voter IN the form
oi pamphlet with q request that the reader
should carefully weigh - words and read
u again ant again until the forceful logic Of
- reasoning Na. thoroughly understood
think there would ne an end Of this noio-
rious politiral hypo,rfs The American
people must come 10 'heir s-n-es some day.
and the sooner the better u - too bad
thar an ~T- President must he con Sldered N
this nEh' but n he VII persist N making
snow ~ himself Vhv. there Il nothing lefr
fC- IL 20 do hu' accept him - he - aud
VITA, on him 'he ,rtictsm and condemnation
ne so uchlv deserves
.StTH y CNNN.R
Wv NtPI N.g4-i -
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FF0W ~ T00I| = TlfTs Y
H. considered the hustesi wedding wees -
tte year OrTc,sl nGures show that there are Ear
r.or- vcddingS IN July. August and september
'1au n the Other qIa-icrS % tho wear and clergy
mon ADD registrars calculate mat the third week
~ august - The 'urnAH 81 he rush
Nlvays ~ the end % July sad y london
registrar ycs'eriAy ~ gs' a rush % notice, ~
marriage The legal term require Is ihre- weeks
- tha, au 'he people vho come 70 ~, In me last
vers ~ Jul, Az married acout the third vees
Of August
The reason i simple sGId an "slng ,t,Ar
The Young professional sad business man h..
hIs holds, during iuEus' ana In me asst u,a o.
~, Of .rses 'h~ wedding - r-air 20 ~ IN 49,,
~. hn-ua.
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.wERICtN SiLE> ~ Rl> $50.

WAsHTNoIo~. Aug " ~. uHi.., p.
turns do not show. Gwen trr.rNIpI'.
the value 1t the American u"r.H.7, -.
bought hy the Ru-sian- ! Is is ry r,.ts
Of the. r,eXport ~ Am"r,.Tu WIS, ~
products zold To GERMANY #at t.a
Britain. Even when hh.g,' ,..pv,r..
made for this indirect vr-.u"r..
evident that oar sales tn 'fs .Gi
people 81 Russia are "u,y -usU rt..
R,l..ia's total purrha...- T. '- r.I. ... .t
the total imports of ihu' .u.lu'ry anon
ing to ONLY about two ,Sn'yH' % wear ..
it, people well toward the bo''uu .. ..a
list when buyers ar" TccNourH 90 300.
Der capita basis. Tn" tutn"-" ..y ,.. ..
81 q wear per Capi'a. ant '." I"uf.. '
British India about Sil3 ~" laI.tr...
buy about g. and the Russiansatsng'S
Yet tho United States should easily 800. ...
more than per cent. Of Russo ,ru. --
trade The total reported American .t."-
To Russia IN Europe for the fiscal wear ...-
closed we're sis.5so0o1.
Germany secures about o. psr rorr .
its neighbors import bushes. ant rr....
Britain gets about 20 per cent uUf OIL.
ports have increased ~ per cont 90 r.. '
in the last ten years. hut even Nt'a 'rt.
Rain the business IL ineNC!-an.y -ul
The gain represents less than 10 v"r r"r.
OF the increase IN RUSSIA : purchase ..
that time. An important lHr' Z -.
American waresasare shipped g. '1" r..'
Of the Black Sea and the Baltic
by the enterprise and the energy IT , '-H
firms To the opportunities Il 'He EY-
sian market most Of our produces amt
merchants are as indifferent IS they ,ra
IN nearly ALI other markets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31

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Aero Clp 90 America should rrescrib"
conditions 'rat HrIl prevent the recording
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31

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