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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
DELAVEC - KAPITALISTIC
Nj LIZUN.

Med trusti, Xxi izkoriSGajo svoje
delavce ma n~ajkrutejSi natin, "a
vienna casino mesto jeklarski
trust. Skoraj ne mogote je verje-
ii ,da sc najdejo delavci, XII zago-
varjajo to izkoristevalno druzbo
in il pOjejo cello hvalO. In vendar
Sc najdejo delavci, Xxi klete plazi-
jo pred svojimi izkoriSGevalci in
jih hvalijo kot dobrotnike.
ko je jeklarski trust obdrzaval
svoje zborovanje V Hobokenu, je
sedel med bogatimi delniGarji tu-
di delavec, XII so ga delegirali
~usluzbenci trusta. Ia Gedni "a
Stopnik delavskega razreda Sc pi-
Sc Samuel r. Maitland in je pc
poklicu kurjaG, XII della vsaki dan
II ur, kar pohvalno omeni neki
kapitalistitni list. Seveda je ia
delegat ma zborovanju tudi govo-
ril in rekel koncem svojega govo-
ra: "Jeklarska korporacija stori
"a cloveStvo wee, kakor katera
druga V Zdruzenih drzavah, ker
skrbi, da ljudje ne postanejo be-
raci." Nato je prosil navzoee, maj
mOlijo z MIN "a voditelje in de-
lavce tie dobrotvorne korporacije.
Ali ia kleceplazec nj osamljen.
Druzba dovoli, da smeio delavci
kupiti delnice in poslati svoje "a
stopnike ma z~borovanje. Poleg
kleceplaznega Maitlanda so bill Sc
STRIFE njegovi tovarisi kot okra-
silo harmonic med delavci in ka-
pitalisti ma ~zborovanju. Neki
Smith, ki tudi CARA IL ur dnevno,
je spopolnil govor svojega bizan-
tinskega tovarisa, ko je dejal: 81
mamo demagoge, XII Sc izigravajo
kot prijatelji delavstva, v resnici
so pa njegovi sovrazniki." In ME.
mu so pritrjevali ostali tovarisi,
XII so Sc ponosno trkali ma prsa,
da zastopajo 921 delavcev, XII la
stujejo skupaj 1900 delnic. Srecni
b%izantinci - hlapci kapitalistov 1!
KIDD We, ako SO citali notice, XII je
bila isti dan V listih, da je jeklar-
ski trust zopet odslovil 1000 de-
lavcevf
Enak dogodek, Xxi Sc glede pas
Je udanosti napram kapitalistom
lghko 7rimerje S TEN, SO je cd
igral pred kratkem Novoangle-
Skin drzavah. Ondotni zeleznicar-
il so hotel ustanoviti posebno or
ganizacijo. Da bi bila organizaci-
ia prava "bojna" delavska orga-
nizacija, je provizoricni predsed-
mix Sidney IL Wakesfielda prosil
pismeno bivsega 81. ravnatelja in
predsednika New Haven zelezni-
ce Oh. S. Mellena, maj postane 81.
predsednik move Organizacije.
Mellen je bill tako pameten, da je
odklonil, koncem pisma pa dodal,
da Sc mu zdi, da SANTA, kO so raw
no MEGA izvolili "a to mesto. Bi.
zantinec nj seveda razumel tie sa.
tire.
Dokler Sc med delavci dobe Ia
Ike kreature, Xxi lizejo palico, Xxi
Jill tepe, nj Guido. ako delavska
stvar ne %napreduje tako nitro,
kot hi morala napredovati. Zave-
den delavec ne more imeti "a take
lizune druzega kot p%reziranje. Iii
zunstvo je ena ~najvecjih cokelj V
delavskem gibanju. Fej lizunstvu
in kleceplaZtvu!
KDOR Sc Nj PORAVNAL ZAOSTA.
LIE NAROcNINE. MAI TO STORI ia.
KOJ, KER Sc MU SICER v KRAFT.
KEN USTAvI LIST. cakah bono
Same tiste, ri se jav1jo, maj 50 Sim hsta
ne vstavti Poor M ti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

vanja. Ali razrednemu boju ne
daje znacaj takozvana inteligen-
ca. k~apitalizem je vstvaril prole-
tariat, Xxi Sc pod razvojem tehni-
Ike ~boljinbolj m~odernizira. Velika
masa proletariata nakopiGena v
eni sami tovarni obGuti samo DO
sebi potrebo skupne, splosne zdru-
zitve. kapitalisticni razvoj je po-
goj uveljavljenu move socialistiG-
ne druzbe. Razredno gibanje pro-
letariata lehko pospesi, ali poostri
socialno n%asprotje. Toda globoka,
svet prenavljajoca sprememba
druzabnega zivljenja in socialnih
stiskOv, bode nastala lie tedaj, ko
bode premoc in bogastvo kapita-
LIMA doseglo svoj vrhnunec. LIE
pc popolni do vrsitvi gospodarske
parabole kapitalizira DO mogoGa
svetovna revolucija razredov. o
usOdi cloveSke druzbe bodo v tenn
boju odlocevale doslej brezprav-
ne, izkoriscane in teptane ljud-
ske mase. Delavec bode vstvari-
tell, gospodar in mojster move
cloveske druzbe. Njegova VOLTA
bode odlocevala. Zdrobljene bodo
verge kapitalisticnega suzenj-
silva. Nova druzabna oblika, nova
moralna naGela bodo pospesevala
napredek ljudstev in socialne
uredbe. IA mogOtm pesi 6eiav-
silva sloni nasa ~bodocnost. Delav-
ski interes bode premagal kapita-
liSticno Spekulanstvo in premoc.
Sedanji stanovski boj so lie prvi,
neznatni znaki o~rjaskega napada
organiziranega delavstva mad
kapitalisticno druzbo -.
Ali napacno hi bilo, ako hi Sc
IL tcga sodilo, da .je lie goli interes,
Xxi vstvarja d%uSevnost razradnega
boja.
1grajo V TEN boju svojo vlogo
tudi drugi mOralni moment. Ako
hi bill lie intcres gonilna sila vseh
posamcznikov, Xxi Sc ~udelezujeio
socialistiGnega gibanja, hi ne
imeli pravico kritizirati vse one,
XII zapustijo svojo organizacijo
kadar dosezcjo, Getudi lie potion te
organizacije boljSi gospodarski
polozaj. Socialism nj lie gospo-
darsko vprasanje, XII je lie pod
laga bOju. Kontna nacela socia-
LIMA so sad stremljenja pc po-
polnosti in lepotc 6~lovcSkega xiv
lJenJa. cato mas uGi socializem. da
Sc moramo tudi mi sami dusevno
neprestano izpopolnjevati. Vedno
slrsi mora biti obzor naSih idei.
Ideal pravice in stremljenje DO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

prizadeva, da bi petrolejske vrel-
ce V Mehiki dobil v svoje kremp-
lie, ali pa k trustu vsaj priklopil.
Stvar DO sedaj tudi vsakemu
jasna, zakaj so ravno sedaj, ko Sc
je pricela meSGanska vojska v
Mehiki sukati tudi okoli petrolej.
skin poljan nevidne moci V Va.
Singtonu jeli siliti Waldo, da pro-
ii Mehiki nastopi z oborozeno mo-
cjo. Znacilno je, da je Amerika
vzela "a povod dogodek, XII Sc je
odigral has V Tampico, torej V
posredni blizini "zapeljivih" pc.
trolejskih poljan. In ako Sc ONE
nimo, ola je bill povod, vsled ka-
terega hoGe Amerika z oborozeno
silo V Mehiki napraviti red (beri
oropati), Ia, da Huerta nj hotel
dovoliti, da bi mehikanske vojne
ladje 5 streljanjem pozdravile a.
merikanske, pozna takoj vsakdo,
da so Amerikanci brezpomembno
otrocarijo namenoma kot pretve-
20 pOrabili "a kOnGni naskok.
Razen zavladanja petrolejskih
vrelcev igra pri zagospodovalnih
skominah. kakor smo re uvodoma
omenili pri amerikanskih kapita-
listih velikO vlogo tudi namen o.
srcdototiti 5 zunanjo mehikan.
Sko trgovino V Svojih rokah. il
katere hi potcm vsakojako kon.
kW;enco izkljucili.
IL nastopne male razpredelnice
je razvidno, da imajo Scveroame.
riSke zdruzene drzave sedaj re
prctezni del mchikanske zunanje
trgovine Y svojih rokah.
Letni uvoz i'm izvoz Mehike. V
kolikor so ma njem posamezne We.
cje drzave udelezene je sledeGi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

nezi, XII ne morejo zapopasti raz
voJnega procesa. In med prvimi
IN drugimi so vsi n%asprotniki So
cializma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

tisti pa, Xxi iscejo drugo pot, so
izkoriscevalci delavcev, XII ne mo-
rejo ~slisati, da bi bio kedaj ko-
nee izkorisGanja, ali pa so neved-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

KDoR Sc Nj PoRAvNAL ZAosTA.
LIE NAROcNINE. MAI TO STORI Ia.
KOJ. KER Sc MU SICER v KRAFT.
KEN USTAvI LIST. cakah bono
Same tiste, ri V javijo. maj 50 Sim hsta
ne vstavii Poor M ui
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

Il pesos Je V naSem denarju priblizno 40 centov)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17
IMPROPER LANGUAGE
TO WOMAN COSTS $40

Last Monday. Christian Goldback.
charged with disorderiy conduct near
the Maternity hospital at 40S East
Leigh street. was released because the
tomplainants in the case stated that
they did not care to press the case.
Following this display of leniency.
GoldbacN evidently felt at liberty to
make the best use possible OF the privi-
leee and proceeded to use abusive lam
gua4re 70 Miss Bessie Nandergrift, the
superintendent of the hospital. The WAY
of the transEreSsor proved harder In
this instance. however. and Goldback
was again in Police court yesterday.
charged with disorderly conduct. In
this instance she charge was not drop
ped and Miss Vandergrift herself APP
reared "a the chief witness in the case,
The result was that Goldhach was fined
$50, and required to furnish peace bond
In the amount OF 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17
PROPOSES MARRIAGE.
AS CURE 70 DRINK

Elizabeth \. j, July IL Mary
Fischer an Elizabeth woman o. aitfT.
years has offered to assist f'enniS
Boyle. of Bavonne. in carrying olst ms
sentence imposed by Judge Mss
hon that he get married within the next
thirty days, Miss Fletcher believes
with Judge Mahon thar married life
would cure Boyle of hts fondnass for
drink, and she writes BOYLE she is wills
ing 10 MAKE the eXneriment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17

has been reminded that the shadow
OF Intervention IS not yet di-pelled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST
CabelIs Careless Criticisn1-No. 4-Mr Cabel and Dr.
Continued from First Page

Continued from First Page
between Dr. Crafts conspicuous place you published
your Comparison and Contrast Wednesday, July 10
2 Gla1ii igf cnaSox.5 R.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17
MCCARTHY AND
H|RSCHbER
fcontlnaed from, First pase.)


ported him. and expressed his APP
probation. as well as he could under
the circumstances. stating that he
hoped his services for the next four
years Tvolld prove raae people had
made no mistake
Then Commissioner Hirschberg was
called. He. too, was introduced by
Chairman Price Another roof-raisIng
demonstration was INDUCED IN by the
crowd.
Il wish to express my sincere
thanks" said Mr.. Hirschberg- u want
10 say 70 those who supported me l eS-
Eend my thanks with all my heart.
and TO those who have villfied me dur
ing the campaign which has just clos
ed ! hope TO show that during the
coming years they may feel THAI they
have made q mistake, and through my
actions / hope to have them feel that
they too, may become my friends. for
I have no regrets. nor have / any
aniInosities against any one,
shakes Hands With HobSon.
This utterance was received by the
house with thunderous applause. CON
tinuing for more than "a minute. en-
gagged in by many Of those who had
fought him. and the picture OF Ora barn
z. Hohson shaking hands with john
Hirschberg on the stage in front ~ the
mass of yelling humanity, almost incit-
ed to riot of JOYOUS hiiarity.
Then MIR. Hobson was called upon.
He thanked those who had voted for
him, and said he was very glad IN
know that the report was false mat
the city employees hau not as h"dy
tnassed against him in favor Of. any
other candidate. He congratulated the
successful candidates. and the meeting
adjourned.
1t was statad by election officials and
candidates that while the vote dis
PLAYED an unusual size. 1t would have
been even large had It not been tor the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17
Mrs. NJ. Z. lIar1yelI.

Mrs. NJ q. Harwell. If Wa,seflel4'.i
Va. died here at the Memorials ana-
pital yesterday. after long and Ma@-s
ering illness. The remains II la
carried 10 Pamphlin today for ints
nent The deceased is survived IN
two brothers., three sisters and asss
husband, a practIclug physician al
Wakefield One Of the surviving
brothers, Mr.. Il. y. Dawson, lives in
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17
UNCLE SAM WARNS
Continued from First Page.

Of three left Mexico City last night
for the north To get in touch with the
constituencies commanders. ii is be
ljeyed here that these reports are
true.
While the constitutionalisi are de-
termined that nothing shall be per
mitted To interfere with their com
plete possession of Mexico City and
the reins of government under military
procedure, 1t is said by their repre-
sentatiyes that they are willing 70 give
due consideration to certain rights OF
the people of Mexico City. 1t is
thought likely That Caranza will, prior
TO. or ON the occasion Of his occupYtug
Mexico City. issue a proclamation in
which shall he set forth his views as
10 what measure of amnesty ts 10 lag
granted TO political offenders, what
measures Of protection may he eX-
pected by owners, and particularly
what the new government proposes 10
do regarding the clergy and their vast
properties These three quest ons, II
is assumed here, viii he the chief is
sues TO be decided by representatives
Of Carba jaI and CarranZa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17

Mr. Cabe place published
and Contrast o Wednesday, July i.
Yours sincerely
II r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17

fact that many citizens are out OF the
city ON thar summer vacations.
the new terms for which Commits
sfuners Mccarthy and Hirschberg
were chosen Yesterday VIII begin on
January l, and will extend four years.
Next YEAR Commissioners Beck and
Folkes Will come up for reelection.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17
Rev. Wilbur +. Crafts.

Rev NBouF r tFaies'
zoo Pennsylvania Avenue s. e.
Washington. y. G.
Dear Str~-Cn my return n tho office ar
several days l find your lettet ~ May 20. s<aa
reported in the Times Dispatch en- aay 10. IN
references To articles recently written ny ya'A
shonld very n1ush, indeed, regret ~ aa
clnsions which would possibly be corFtrtAsl IS
matter My speech was not all written cut r
thereof transcript Of which will have snnrty
any opinion as to yo1sr attitude on THIS TaestsSfa
bat to refer TO certain facts which onsaaE = o,a
we're practically nuilfed In certain e9nAnFIliTe s
bihtion laws in Maine and the Increase IN Inc 9
in spite OF the fact THAT the area in "srea iess1
steadily increasing. served 70 make European 90
hibtory laws was a proper solution ~ c1e 1iAt
rean countries where the prohibition pTopositlen
Of alcohol per capita is decresing-
II am in error IN any respect in this re
Their / will take pleasure IN forwarding 10 you
stenographer and / shau teFta!a'y exercise eY
In the matter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17

Mrs. Sallit Coleman Hart
Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
Lewiston. Va. July 1s.--Mrs. Sallie
Coleman Hart died in Roanoke at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Nelson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17

She was the widow OF tho late John
Hart, and was buried by her husband
at Cline, the old Coleman place. she
is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Mel
son, and three sons. John and Henry
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17

Hart, OF Richmond. and Harris Hart.
of Roanoke, and ora sister. Mrs. S. N.
F5tz Patrick, of Nelson county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17
Special Local Data For Yesterday.


- noon temperature -. ,........
3 F. NJ. temperature 49,. .......... :
Maximum temperature up 10 r. NJ. y
Minimum temperature up to F. NJ
Mean temperature ... .-.-..-.,...
Normal temperature ,.... .4-s.... 4
Deficiency in temperature today =.
Deficiency in temperature since
Aarch"1 .,,...... .-.t..s........ -
Accum. deficiency in temperature
since January l ...... ...+....- Is
Deficiency in rainfall since Mich. l 3.s
Accum. deficiency In rainfall since
January .......,. ...,..... 81
Local Observation y y. n. YesterdG y.
Temperature ,+..... ............. I
Humidity ...... ................ I
Naturalization ...... ....--.... !
Wiud-Nelocity .,.. ........-.... !
Weather ..,,..e-*. s,.. ....... .Ciea
Rainfall last IL hours ,...-.... .e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17
The Weather

virginia and North Carolina T a'Sn
der shower Friday, Saturday patgl.
cloudy. probably local showers. fresl
southwest winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17

The extreme gravity Of the respon-
sihiities OF the ConsttutionaliSts in
the present stage Of the situation
Is pointed out 10 CarranzA and his
advise both IN Washington and in
Mexican by the state department and
its Representatives. The administra-
ton feels that Carranza must realize
that by moderation at this time and
by exhibiting = reasonable spirit he
can best serve the interests N his
party Of Mexico and the United
States
1t is being suggested to him that
a forCfble entrance into Mexico City
with its possibility Of eXcesses which
would eudanger the lives and prop
critics of foreigners there might bring
on a catastrophe which would snatch
from the constitutionalists the results
of their long struggle at the very
moment OF victory. Any action in
MEXICO City which would make neces-
sary the sending of armed forces 10
the capital by the United States in
the interests of all foreigners would
be fatal. not only TO the prospect
of Carran2a enjoying the sympathy
and support Of Washington, but
even TO the chance of its being per-
mitted 10 rule. In other words he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-17

nation 1t desired without in any way
involving any humiliation to Mr.. War
burg. II seems evident from today s
developments. though, that Mr.. War
buer viii not permit himself 70 be pus
In the attitude OF seeking compro~
mise.
He sent this telegram. to Represen-
tatIve Oglesby. of New York, who
had attempted 10 exercise his good
Offices with Senator Hitchcock in ia
vor OF Mr., Warburg:
Telegraph. Ogieshy.
II have tust been shown dispatch
from Washington, which will doubt
less appear ~ tomorrow papers set
ting forth in substance that you have
opened negotiations in my behalf with
Chairman Hitchcock looking toward
rly appeara nce before the committee
and that YOU stated that my unwilling
ness 70 appear before the committee
was due To my fear rs to the scope
OF its Inquiry. l am sure that TINS
renort IS incorrect and / very much
hope yau will correct Ii in time to pre-
vent ;ts publication in tomorrow
paners. making it clear that l neither
authorized nor encouraged negotta-
Si0ns in my behalf 1t Is very Inn
,,ortaut that this should he done clear
w and promptly. inasmueh AS the re-
port which has already been sent out
is an entirely incorrect statement OF
my position. the publication o1 winch
I should sincerely regret"
oglesby Replies.
To this Representative Ogleshy re-
Piled;
"There lis no foundation whatever for
the report. have not opened nego-
tiattons in your behalf. for any pur-
posA vhateve- with anyone. / could
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-16
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Furnished rooms on
second floor front and back; single or
home comforts; two minutes walk from
Capitol. Phone S1SL. Bell.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-16
SAFETY FIRST" IN
STATES CAPITOL
Big Conference, Exhibition, Lee
lures and Displays of Educa-
tional Films Planned

Safety First" and "Take care of
your brothers and sisters" are the
slogans for Harrisburg this week. In
the Capitol the largest conference on
industrial welfare and efficiency ever
held in the Atlantic States will begin
tomorrow morning; in Chestnut
street hall machinery showing how to
safeguard life and limb and to in
crease efficiency and lower cost will
be shown and in the schools and
theaters exhibitions will be given of
films to show the Importance of look
ing before you cross the street and see
ing that the machinery is safe
guarded.
The arrangements for the confer
ence are completed and Governor
Tener is expected to return from
MonesSen in time to make the speech
of welcome. There will be some ia
nous men and women to speak at the
Capitol during the morning and sec
tional meetings will be held in the
afternoon.
At night the safety councils will
have a meeting to show what is be-
ing done in various parts of the State.
The local committee had not COM
pleted this afternoon the list of
theaters where the films will be shown
to the school children, but everything
will be worked out by tonight. The
street cars will display warning signs
and the policemen will wear Safety
First" badges.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-16
THE MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
BY Assncfntcd Prcii

philadelphia, Nov. 16. - Wheat -
Higher; No. 2, red, spot, export, $l.13 y
Q1,16h; No. /, Northern, Duluth ex-
Corn -. Lower; No. 2. yellow. local,
oatsEsteady; No. 2, white. 5A@54hc.
Bran - Firm; winter. per ton ton
24.50.
Refined Sugars - Market firm;
powdered, 5.20c; fine granulated, 5.1Oc;
Butter = The market is firm;
western, creamery, extra, 35c; nearby
prints, fancy, 3Sc.
EGGS - The market is firm firm
free. cases, .$10.SO per case; do, current
receipts, free cases, s9.90@ 1920 per
case; western, extras, firsts, free cases,
$3.50 per case; firsts. free cases $500
Live Poultry - Steady; fowls. 12@
spring CHICKENS, 100 nc; broiling chick.
ducks, old. ls@1lc; ducks. young: IA q
15c; geese, 13@14c: turkeys. 10000,
Dressed Poultry Firm: fowls,
average receipts, 16017c; small. 13Q
15c;. old roosters, 13hc; roasting
ueaTby fafbSy ?SS ssc DO
l2@i7c; capons, large, 3@25c; do.
small. 1S@20c; turkeys. fancy, 22@23c;
do.. ordinary. 1890; ducks, ll@lSc
geese, IL @ lee.
Flour-The market is steady winter,
clear $3.S5 M4.10; straights, Pennsyl-
vania, new, $5.OO@5.25; spring straights
s5.35 % $50; do. patents. s5.70Q5S5;
western. S4.25 @4.40; patents, $4.50Y
4.75: Kansas straight. 1ute sacks $4.16
a 4.So; spring, firsts. clear. $4,000 4.20;
straights. 34.20@4S0: patents. s4.35 %
4.60.
Hay - The market is firm; tim
othy, No. !, large bales $l9.00@l95 so;
No. 1, medium bales. $500 W 1850; No.
z do sI7Go@ 1899; NJ NO q 3 d. osl45o@
Glover mixed hay. Light mixed.
$1S.00@1S.50; No. /. do, S17.00@17.50;
No. ., do, s1450@16.00
Potatoes - market is easier; Penn
sylvania, per bushel, 60m63c; New
York, per bushel, As G52c; Jersey, per
basket 50 q 40c.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-16
Says Germany Is Unable
to Bring Up Sufficient
Reserves to Win War

Paris, Nov. 16, A. M.-The dimin-
ishing intensity of the German assaults
in Flanders is due to some extent to
severe weather conditions. The flood
ed section is increasing in area as a
result of the continuance of heavy
rain and the country between Nieu-
port and DiXmude is a vast swamp in
which guns and ammunition wagons
abandoned by the Germans lie en-
.bedded and in which float countless
corpses. The Germans have been
washed out of their trenches in sew
eral places, says an eyewitness who
has just returned from the front, but
they continue to send an occasional
shell to the French trenches
1t is not probable that the Germans
Will make further attempts in this sec
ton Of the front, but fierce effort is
to be expected from DiXmude to Ar
ras as soon as the German troops have
recovered from their tremendous eXer-
brought up to fill the gaps in the
ranks.
The fate OF the war depends now,
says Colonel Feyler. an eminent Swiss
military writer. essentially on the re-
serves of men that the armies are able
to bring up, and in this respect, ac-
cording to military opinion here, Ger
many appears to be in state of in
feriority.
1t is also pointed out that Germany
has to operate on fronts totalling near
ly 1000 miles with twenty-five active
army corps, while the allies have at
their disposal twenty-nine army corps
for a line less than half as long. This
from the point of view of available
troops it is argued the comparison is
to the Germans.