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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-07-04
MuRRY

Special Correspondence
Palmer Serley is home from Lady
smith
Mrs. ]. G. LIE Blanc is spending the
week with her son at Bruce.
The board of review met at the
school house Monday afternoon
Miss May LIE Blanc came home
from Atlanta Saturday to spend Sun
day.
Miss Bertha LIE Blanc, of Bruce,
spent several days at her home here
last week
The Misses Addie and Sadie Berg
went to Ladysmith Monday to attend
the circus.
Mr., and Mrs. John Tromblay and
daughter, Grace, are guests of friends
in Ladysmith
Every one is busy preparing to
spend the Fourth" cur greatest OF
national holidays.
B. F. Brainerd and daughter, Cleo,
were weekend guests of F. N. Brain
erd at Oak Grove.
Lawyer Thomas and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. LaidlaW, of Ladysmith,
were hurry callers this week.
Warren Moore, the county survey
or, has been in hurry since last Fri
day, surveying a new road north of
| town.
! A number of the men went to La
| dysmith Tuesday to attend the Wild
West show The ladies turn will be
next time.
| Lydia LIE Blanc is now home for
+! her summer vacation. She will re-
turn to Ladysmith to attend training
school in August.
Camp will close July ?. it is not
yet known whether or not Mr.. Arpin
will log this summer, but it is eX-
pected that this camp will be closed
now until fall.
The Altar society met with Mrs.
P. NJ. Brown last Thursday. A great
number of outsiders attended in spite
of the intense heat and $3.50 was
realized from the lunch served by
the hostess.
Mrs Arthur Mcdonald and chill
dren, Margaret and Floyd, came up
from Atlanta Saturday to spend a
few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald
leave next Monday to spend their
vacation at Brentwood.
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INGRAM
Special Correspondence.

Subscribe for the News Budget.
d. c. Cunningham was in town
Wednesday,
B. A. Grunseth was a Hawkins
caller Wednesday.
Earl Whitcomb arrived from River
Falls Friday to visit the Clark fam
lily. He returned home Monday.
The Misses Frances Clark and
Pearl McFarlane shopped i'll Lady
smith Friday.
Misses Harriet and Lucille Powell
were in Glen Flora Friday.
The ladies of Ingram entertained
large crowd at a farewell party
given in honor of Mrs Powell and
family Friday evening. A dainty
lunch was served at 1870 after
which the guests departed.
Mrs. August Sperl and Mrs. Frank
|
urday.
Miss Myrtle Paul left Wednesday
to resume her work at Minneapolis,
Miss Gladys Byers was the guest
of Hawkins friends last Saturday and
ESunday. She returned home Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs B. A. Grunseth,
daughter Anita, and Miss Carrie Rich
er drove to Hawkins Sunday and at
tended the ball game.
Taos. Clark and Chas. Russell
were in Hawkins Sunday.
MS W. E. Powell and family left
Tuecday for Wakpalo, South Dakota,
whe e they will join Mr.. Powell and
make their future home in the west.
C. H. Russell left Monday for Prem
ice, where he will be for some time.
Miss Ruth Adams returned from
Crandon Wednesday, where she has
been visiting friends.
Chas A. Russell spent several hours
in KEENAN, Tuesday.
Carl Waters went over to Weyer-
| hauser Tuesday on business.
J, L. McCorison was a pleasant
caller here Wednesday.
| A large number of Ingram people
are planning on spending the Fourth
in Ladysmith, where they're sure of
a good time.
Maynard Ellingson had urgent bus
mess in Ingram both Saturday and
| Sunday.
Miss Pearl McFarlane attended the
dance at Hawkins Saturday evening.
B. o. Walter went in to Mime
apolis Sunday to meet his wife and
son Mrs Walters sister, LeOna, of
Becker, Mimi, accompanied them
home.
Remember that all passenger trains
stop at Ingram the 3rd, 4th and 5th
so that anyone may spend the Fourth
i'll Ladysmith and reach home the
same evening.
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B. A. Grunseth was a Hawkins
caller Wednesday.
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JeWelry Store Robbed.-Late Sat
urday night or early Sunday morn
ing the jewelry store of l. H. Gid
dings was entered by robbers The
entrance was made by removing a
screen and opening a window and
door by means of a Jimmy.
Mr. Giddings discovered the fact
that an entrance had been made to
his store on Sunday morning An ex-
animation Of his store disclosed the
fact that the safe had not been
touched, but the drawers and cup
boards of his store had all been
gone through and a case of about
twenty fountain pens, together with
number Of bracelets were missing
Mr. Gidings places the value Of the
goods stolen at about $S5.
In making their entrance to the
store a jimmy was used on the win
dow Of the woodshed With this the
door was sprung open and their en-
trance made. People living near the
store were not awakened by the rob-
berS who have made a complete get
away up to date. Nearby towns have
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S. Antonoff has re-purchased his
store building in the village and will
continue in business here.
L. C. Koehler, formerly in business
in Weyerhauser, has gone into the
meat market business at Forest
Lake Mimi, with Martin Hookstra,
formerly of this place.
H. D. Bartlett will leave tomOr-
row, Friday, for Gettysburg, Pa,
where he will attend the 50th ami
versary Of the battle of Gettysburg
in which he took part. The govern
ment furnishes transportation, sleep
ing car, meals and everything need
ed on the trip. 1t is needless to say
Mr.. Bartlett looks forward to the trip
with pleasure.
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Cameron 8, Bruce 4.-this was the
result of the game played between
Bruce and Cameron at the Fair
grounds. The game was an exceed
ingly close one and was anyOnes
game for the greater part. Martin
Kowitz was the pitcher for Bruce and
Museth for Cameron and both had
ten strike outs to their credit and
allowed about the same number of
hits.
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BRUCE
rom the Bruce Newsletter

From the Bruce Newsletter
To Begin Work on Factory.-Work
on the d. j. Wittig & Co. pickle fac
tory will be begun in the very near
future A representative Of the com
pany was in town Tuesday accom-
panied by a contractor to whom the
contract for the building has been
let The watts have been shipped and
are expected here this week
The plant will be located on the
500 Line right of way east Of the
Beggs potato house and will sure be
in readiness when the pickle crop is
ready to harvest. The crop is report
ed as coming on we'll.
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Be Booster and insist on getting
spring water by the Ladysmith Bot
Ting Works Cleanliness is our mot
to. Phone 1872
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-07-04

Five Acre tracts with river frontage
Andersen & Falge, Attys.
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been notified and are on the look
out for the robbers
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COFFEE FOR TWO.

As yet it's table just for two,
A plate for me and plate for Sue
MY bride and I.
Waite as her heart is the cloth between,
Bright as her eyes the silver's sheen;
And gaze and try
To understand and to calculate =.
Why have won so much from Fate,
As she who gazes with eyes of blue
Across the table set for two.
Fragrance o. flow'ret in her breast,
Whit from the urn now, which is best
scarcely knowi
Sweet is the scent of the double rose,
But oh, that sniff from theurn bright nose
Is surely so.
And smiles seem dearer and lips more sweet
When seen through the simmer of fragrant
heat =
From CHASE g. SANBORN'S perfect brew
Above our table set for two.
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY
Martin s Co.
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Subscribe for the News-Budget.
d. C. Cunningham was in town
Wednesday,
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Gineinmati @,ttwod. oen II. SUM 1913.

baus qefangt, bon bem ne ohne allsn
2neilel pertuorfen iDerben piro
cir goparb Gnrfon iagte ipdter,
bub bic Winiiter ii4 pon jeBt an ni9t'
niehr an ben 9erathungen uber ME
g.orlaoe betbeiligen ipiirben, oenn ibre
gcrIhlaae cber 4menbements puroen
Ia bod pernorfen peroen Gr uno
Ieine 9tnbdnger pelleu jsBt Gngldno
fertiIen uno in Den hnuptiahlthItea
gidpten g3eriammlungen abRalten, in
bensn fis gegen bic gOrngs proteIttrsH
molten.
Die RdticnaliFten finb niebergte
fhfcoen, ba Iie nit Der Q(oglihtett
rsdnsn, baB bic Reaierung geitur3t
ireroen t0nne, ebe Die 8orIags Seies
lpercen taHH.
Ginneuer Diitan3 Retoro.
gdris, 10. Suni. Der lunge
frau30fiife Qpidtifer Wlarcsl o..
grinbeione oes Tlouitnals itIu9 am
l8ienitao jeben DiItan5 Retoro, In
Dem sr BON garis iiber Berlin nab
Worl6au flcg, cine Strete BON 1900
&ilometer (ungefdhr 933 Wteilen) uHo
snar in c<r tur5sn 3eit BON 13 Stnns
Den. Genn man ben Aufent6aIt uns
terpegs abre6net, 6at er cine 0urhs
f6nittsqeihpinbigfeit bon 80 ailos
meter 1888 Wleilen) In Der Stunoe
Ierrsift. gr getponn bdmit ben yos
merp potol fir ben llngitsn uebsrs
IlanbFlug sfpt6en SoHuenaufgang
/ un0 Communicating.
/ lin iid einen 8egrtff bon oiefer
eeiitung gu MAIDEN. fei ongeiiibrt, oat
Der rgloro Grprsb-. elmer Der ic5neus
fen 3iiae Der @elt, 18 Stunosr
braudt, nm RON garis nah Berlin 81
fa6reu uno 275tunesu pon paris mad
| WnrIhau.
| Ier gpiatiter perlieb 9iqdcoublat
am o.55 Worgen. gr itieg fofort bii
su eroBer 60he auf uHD mar bdlD du!
Dem geT;6tstrsis psrfhnuno<n. Tb
I erite Rohrif)t bon ibm tam aus Wan
ne in preubeu, no er un 8 ubr Wlor
gems lanoete. lin $50 fsbte er Del
5tug naa Berlin fort uHo nm 100
} tdnoete er ouf bem Suhaunizthole
Tluqfelo, no sr in eHthuItaitii4e
gDeiie empfangen ipuroe
Watpem er in Berlin NIT ben Wli
/. litGr Qpidtitern gefpetit. ieste be
; iuuge Jrdn3oie ben Jlug rah War
{ ftdu fcrt. no sr I'm 6.l5 abenos an
tam, lange Dor Communicating.
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Jn(an0Gefcgrap6
Bur gefdmpiung Der ! 0.
hen N[eii d preiie.

ben glen ~ Ell fe.
Rem Dorf, 10. ,Suni g8ieoer III
Gin neuer 0fan 3ur Steuerung Der
hoben aebensmitteIpreiie oulgetluft,
Gs ban0elt iih nm eine nit S5OI
000.000 Stapital or8antiirte Go.ope.
ratio-8eieaid,ait inter benz 9tcmen
9tntional Cooperative Company.
DeIde ,SIeiih Imo ieTue9tebemproouttc
0ireft oum 3iitter an oeH aonlunen'
ten abliefern nirp Ter Nau Ge5t
babin, 5fIatuieh AM Dem Suie oirctt
mad, oer Sd)lattbauiern nnter sIus'
iteiounp bes Wittelmannes st britt
aen, su ihladter, 3u}urIflten nno an
Bic eigenen aleinIo0en 81 Derienoen.
1ieies 8oraeben 1T III europa Ian5't
befanilt, bier ieood3 nen
Gs Bar iih ein Aufiid)ts. .slus'AuB
oe6iloet. hen1 II. a. Sohn 9. Grim.
mtns, eol q. II. gShiitler ltno Ir.
Gbas. s. 8orfburit algeboren, saO
her BEN guiiidytsratb fir ons crlte
sSabr ernennen miro GisenartiJ lit
Ser ,sinnnsplau. aein YiitgIieo aarl
neAr als 1000 gIut1eiiiheine surl
Rarilpertbe pom $4,000 beitseu uro
ieoer 9lftiondr BAT MIR cine Siinme
| Ger 9tusen miro in Der Weiie Uer'
tseiIt. oab 3uerIt Die SeieilidaIt lle'
BEN grosettt 2ipiocnoe erbalt. Bor
neH perbleibenoeH lleberidltS lperoen
| f5 9ro3ent on Die 2lngeitellten III
gserhaltniB al ihreu 26bnen pertheiIt
| Der Neit abermals on Die attlonare
Tic 8eieIlitait mid sSlelidl Eal
Sie iitliden 9sebenprooufte lopie oil
aemeine ,yarm.gr3eugniiie 3u nieoc
rem greiien uertuuien. Sd)ladtbauicr
Iaiihlioeider mo stoHiernenTabriter
bamen. Ias 9Inllgetapifal betrag
S23, 100000. pofiir 100 Speid,er
5000 Diotoripa9en lub 2000 alern
Iliioen neben Cen iibrIgen anlaaer
leiugerid'tet pereen.
/ Die 8efabr pon 5roiih d a.
ben norub Der.
/ Columbus, Ohio. 10. Suni.-
1 Die Gjsfahr bon Groitihaoen in ShiI
lit, Der oitIihs 3beii ausgenOmmen
poriiber. Sin ihruader Rsif mar on
/ maptaen an pieIeu Crten in 5oige be,
nieoriaen Jsmperatur bemertbor, e
bat aber offenbdr teinen Snaosn an
i neriftet. Tas 5hermometer itanb il
1 Canton ,inb glorpalt am Rorssn al
/ 35 uuD In Columbus auf AZ, nab
4 rsnb Die acknowledgements in
i Gfaots unssfdhr 40 beirug.
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sSluisia 9erionen ul RubIano be'
benz llntersong eires 5abrboOtes
ertruafen.


gefarab, 10. Suni. 9sr fsrs
ttIhs arieasminiiter iuste ndhr.no
oss 1asss. bob in 3rei ooer btet la
aen barber enti6ieosn fperoen nIroe.
n5 Is su einem arieos sriihsH Ser'
higH uno gulaarisn tpHimen fuiiroe.
Ter Miniitsr iagte, odb Ssrbisa
aass gebiei bebolteH miiHs. eas Don
Isiaeu .Iruppen beIsBt pures nno Dab
bi. suropaifhsn Nddit gnlsarisn
etranl1FTen miibt,n. In cine 4bdnosrs
INA xg gtninnspsrtrages Su sDilli5er.
esr por benz ariege nit Der 5urt /
spiId,en Gerbien uno gulg1risn absts
id3loiisn puroe. Wenn oies nitt aes
itehs, f.i elm arisg unpermeielsh.
Ter Gifeubahnpertebr 5tpIiten Sers
bi,n unb gulsarien iit eiHgeitsllt tpors
ben.
1as ierbifhe aabinstt b.i6lob om
Dienitaa cine in fsitsrsm Zone gehlls
iene, Iebts glote an 8uIearien 81 ride
len. IN lpeIher bic RegieruRs in Sofia
aufaefprrert ipergsn Icll. cine 3uiams
msnsanft eer gremierniniitsr Der bsi'
ben aGnoer Su arraneiren.
aoRoon. 10. Suni. Die 0roBs
matte oetsn iicb ole Wliibe, bic Bal.
tanfta1ten su perbinberH, ilh Gtgeniei'
tia su tstrisgen. uno ipis aus Wien ge'
melOsi pirb, nit sinisem Grfole
Dsatfhlanb unb Rublnnb i'm 8eiou'
bersn ratben ben 8alsaniidGien sun
5rieoen uno sur Wdbisung unb II
ipsrben borin BON Der fran50iiihensie
gisrung unieriiibi. bic, als 6oupt
el1nbigsr. Serbisn tpie 9ulscrieH &C.
ipnrnt bat, nab ipenn es 3u sinsH
atisae tommen follte, iie auf tein
iinon3islle SiIfe Dor peer mad ben
aritss. bon Jronirei6 re6nsn tonn
ten.
Setbisn Bot oefinitip ersllrt. bal
ss gulgarien nifs srss.er hsrGusfor
terH iptrbt. ielbIt nenn ss fih rsissrl
iollts, ben 4linn3pertraa elmer Repi
iion su unteriperfeu; unn bab Is mi
Der Nnnerion oes BON ler6ifdlen 5rup
rem tefsbsen Gebietes DorlGufia NOD
ipdrten sperot. "a nun aud WnIdn
rien iih tsrsit srtl1rt bat. afies W61
lins i'm Snsereiis bts 5rit0<ns 4
tlun, fdnnt man jsbt an su boffen
bab Elm arieg permieosn iperben tann
Die ..glsns s5rsie grsITe@ faat, bni
Or. Tantip csmnGdit tn Sofia Ill
neuss Aabirst biIDen iperbs. oa tein
miIiiGriihsn Griinoe fir cine fr<iier
Bers0atrlna mshr rprbanben fsit
unb bic bulsariite armts an Der fsr
bifd,tH ME on Der maseopniIhs
Grtnss gum aosinlagen bsreit Eel.
Ginsr Gsptifx ans Butarsit snf0Ie
frirh Humdnisn. I'm GdIIe "a Az sinsr
ssrispt somfltn IoIlts. itins arnlss INC
tiiiiIrtn, - hc. ahtr 5nr .3sit tsinsrI'
Mbmahunssn NIT irgtnb einem b
Nulsanitnnssn.
Dif pffi5ielIs 3situns mir
Gcfia fngt. bab Gerbisn ben Qrie
tpiinfds, unb unisr ben llmitGnAs
8iilecriel l<iH Mititllptg iibris bIeib
DuIeayisu miiIIs bic TOfortise Rdl
nuna ~ Debisits, iibsr oas lei
Giytis trihirt. ntrinnasH. bis b
Gnkbsri6fsr ibge Gntfdkioung ubs'
ssben b0ben; niib q mnMe Hah Be-
Ilrsitioen &<biet ID bisIf 9ruppsH id9
~ zit lsfsn- Aesk .k6lss
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@etterberiAt.

sir Obio, Snbiana unb . oas
tpsItlihs gennTplpanien: SdOnss gsf'.
ter am Wlittipoh uaD a0oi'HsIpas' !
lanaium Itsigsnbs Stmpratitr; lpDd'
de per6noerlits Winos.
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- Gamuel Saursr. Elm 45 Sabre
alter e,sftdftsreiisnbsr bon Canton,
81, rurne nit isinem automobil cine
mssile peFtlih bon Canton bon sinem
GifsnbGbnsus iiberfabrsn uns i0fOrt
.aeiSntss.
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3tpeifel bariber, bab Der Widnn sr@
morbet norben 1T, beionbers fpegsn
bes qe6eimnibpollen 8erfhpinosns
unb Der ionberbdren 8ei6i4te, DE
glnooo 8abis, Elm ebsmals in 8tenz
item gpurnes Itehenbsr Barmorbeiter,
bariiber er8d6lt bat. Sofort mad Dem
Qufftnbsn Der 2ei6e Derhaftete Der
G6eriff Dsrts bon preble Gountp ben
8aDis duf elmer benahbarten 6arnn.
Der Gberiff beutete audi an, bob
nu1rfhetnlih nod anbere Berbuttull=
aen porqenommen tperDen rpuroerl,
oenn er 1T Der glnitht, oaB mob ans
oere perIonen an Dem Wtorb bstbetll9t
tpdren.
0apis mar fhon in Ooriger Bode
auf 8eranlaiIunq BON einsm 8errpartos
ten beg Grmorbeteu, SDbu +. BOURNE,
perbaftet fporbsn, er muBte dber am
Samitaa pegen Wangels an Bsfpet1en
freiaelaTen perben. Bourne mar ntht
i'm Stdnoe dnsugeben, ipdnn uno Dr
Der Wann ermorbst poroen ltno ipr
bisQei6e fei, unb nah einem fharfer
8srb0r uuBte 8oois freigelaHsn fpsrs
ben.
8apis6atte in benz 8erhDr geiu9t
baB er nidts tpeiter ptiie, als bab tbr
in einem 9riefe, ben er aus Wti'itiiipp
erhdlten, mitqetbeilt porben Jet
Bourne fei irgenbno i'm Siiben er
| moroet noroen. Gs mar betannt, BAT
! Bourne Die abfiht bate, iih IN 9e
Iifdften nd6 WiftiIippi au be9eben
unb Die iFarm unter Der aufiiht Oa
big su lafen.
| als er per6aFtet tpurbe, fhien 8d
pig feinesneos iiberraiht. Gr be
hauptets aber immsr nod, baB er ntht
Weiteres iiber Bourne fpiiIe, ols ma
in benz griefe aus WiiftiIippi, ben ihr
Elm llnbstannter geI6rieben, gsItanos
babe.
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QluslanD. Selegrapb
pie 2saleanerilts
g,eridarit it'd, init jeosr
ZtunDe.
galaarieu nHo Serbien sum
2osihlasen bereit.
Gie GroBmafte sebeu ii6 aber I'M
mer nod 9siibe einen artes ou
perbinoeru.
eH~
0robartise 9eiituna zines Irdn3oli'
iden 6liegers.
or iloa pom Qaris bis @aritai iioer
Berlin in t3 Stinoen.
SpiHc Gnrhifnittsgeld]fprn Dc
trua 93.3 Wseilen in Der Stltnoe.
---~<s~-
Tie Some Muic 9orIoae bonn brtfi'
ideu lInterbals in s1uetter Sc.
ii,na angenomnten.
>ss~
Cir Goipor0 Garter iino Soro Veres'
ioro fielten Doxher friegerIlds
Re>en.
-~xks~
SHnisig 8erionen iit Rnb1aHo be
oem llntergdug eires 6abrbcofes
ertruasen.
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2ortsr g6arltolt
Ter Dor brei Sabren ain GOnter
Gee ieime ssrau ermurbete
Wiro an Stalien ansaeliefert
fperoen.
9as Sberbunbesgsriht bat cine bus
btngebenbe Gntf6etbung
a6gegeben.
Die 2eihs BON 5rant Bourne,

girsm 5armer bon pre6le Gount1,
Shio, Der ieit benz Siterionntag
DermiBt puroe,
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;5n einem untiefen Grab binter isiner
Gurm aufgsfunben.
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Glpooe 1dbis aIs beg Wprhss psrs
oa6tig perRaftet.
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lie 5rau Reg grmorbeten ma6t itt
Derbdhtie.
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81 0 m inattpnen.

So hinQto n =. g., 10. Jltrit.
Cornelius :. Goro, bon Rem SerIe1,
Elm Qrteiterfi6rsr. ift pun oem pras
iioentsu Dtliou gum 3irettor Der Re-
oierunqss 3ruderei ernauut tporoen.
Gsorue .. Tundrthnn puroe gum
gpItmetitsr in GinoIap Sbio. srs
naHnt.
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Cir Gofpor6 Garter nno Soro Veres'
ioro bielten Do1ber friegertlds
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-29
TARIFFS AND BUSINESS.

The Saturday Erenin0 Post apparently be
iieves that there Is no connection between the
tariff schedules and business conditions ii
points on, that the wilson German bill had
nothing TO do with the panic OF 1923 and that
for II the poor Democrats were no more re-
sponsible than anybody else and then tells
of the time when "at Magelans instance a
Filipino sultan embraced Christianity and over
threw his heather idols; but when Magellan was
unfortunately beaten in a tight the sultan
promptly set up his idols notwithstanding the
defeat as indubitable proof that Christianity
was false religion. We are that way about the
tariff If luck should against the Demo-
Gratis in the matter Of general business condi-
tons we shall return TO our 40 per cent idols
II should not be so-but II Is. Hence the anxious
debates at Washington have pathetic quality
While It is true that the Wilson bill and the
panic law were not connected and while 1t is
true that the defeat Of Magellan had no bear
ing on the truths OF Christianity, 1t Is difficult
to see the point the Erentng Post seeks to make.
That savages believed that Magellan's religion
was faulty because he was defeated In battle and
that the tariff Of 1894 did not bring on the
manic of 1898 does rot prove that tariff
which keeps trade out of the country or a
tariff that lets IT in has effect on trade
The difference between so per cent duty
on wool and so per cent duty is not the diff
ference between prosperity and utter con-
fusion the reduction Of duties from near pro-
hibitive TO a revenue basis must and does have
effect on business. To say otherwise Is to say
international trade and no international trade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-29
THE AMENDED ERDMAN ACT.

The Christion Science Monitor looks with APP
prevail upon the amendments to the Erdman
act and to the objection that the new measure
as introduced into the senate by Senator New
lands goes too far It says that as regards the
introduction into the bill of every possible pro-
vision likely to be of value when the act shall
De under practical test. It cannot go too far.
The Monitor thinks the public will agree to
this and adds that what is wanted Is an arbl-
alton and Cancellation that will every
Imaginable contingency and leave nothing to
be desired on either side"
One Of the most encouraging things about
this measure is that II Is evidently the fruit
Of an earnest unselfish, conscientious desire on
the part of those active In Its behalf to bring
about Cancellation that will he lasting between
the two great contending interests concerned.
So far it is possible to see, effort on every
side Is directed toward obtaining once and for
all means whereby differences between the en-
ployer and employed may he eautahy and
speedily and satisfactorily adjusted Evidences
Of old antagonisms seem to he absent from
the deliberations of the committee having the
measure under consideration. Conspcuously
absent, also, evidences Of disposition on
either side to obtain advantage over the other.
The very fact that Senator Newlands has been
offered and accepted as the proper person to
Introduce the measure. not political grounds,
but because he hest promote It's progress
through congress. Is indicative of the determ-
nation Of it's friends to keep IT aloof from even
the suspicion of partizan faint.
The indications are that the measure will be
adopted practically as introduced by Senator
Newlands and will be signed by the president.
The Newlands bill is backed by the Wilson
administration and has received the indorse-
ments of several organizations, of labor lead
ers and Of a number of railroad presidents.