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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-07
DEPRESSION IN PHILIPPINES
Returned Travellers Lay 1t to the Gust
ina OF White Officials

Chicago, March 5.--The policies Of
Governor General Francis Burton Har
rison of the Philippines have caused
unprecedented business depression in
the islands, according to John G. Cur
tiss of the general merchandise firm
of Butler Brothers, New York, Chica-
go, and st. Louis, who has just re-
turned from two-year tour of the
world.
Gov. Harrison is throwing all the
capable white men. out of Office and
filling their places with PHILIPPINES"
said Mr.. Curtiss in a speech today
before the advertising Association of
Commerce. Practically all of the bus
mess men and white people of stand
ing in the islands are earnestly pray
ing that Harrisons tenure of office
may be short" said Mr.. Curtiss. He
is rapidly undoing all the good that
the American occupation of the is
lands has accomplished and is get
ting things ready for a return to an
archy and savagery.
The Wilson Administration, es-
pecially the Secretary OF State,
seems to be solidly behind Harrison
however, and protests have been ig.
nored at Washington"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-07
BUTTER SCORING EXHIBIT
Feature Of Newly Established AsricuI
turaI Extension Service

Feature Of Newly Established Agrieul
turaI Extension Service
The butter scoring exhibit, one of
the features of the newly established
extension service of the University of
Vermont and State College of Agricul
ture. is for the purpose of lettering
the quality and profit from Vermont
butter. Buttermakers, both creamery
and dairy, are invited 20 send in sam
pies Of butter quarterly accompany
ing the butter with method blank
furnished by the extension service.
The butter is scored and criticized by
the Judges and a letter written TO
each, giving his individual scores, al
so criticisms and suggested means by
which improvements may be made.
The figures for the first education
al butter scoring exhibit. held Janu-
airy %. have been tabulated furnish
ing some very interesting data regard
ing the quality and methods used in
the manufacture of Vermont butter.
Orrin Bent Of Boston. A. A. Bor-
land. professor of dairying at the
State Agricultural college. and w. ID.
Ayres. state creamery inspector.
we're the judges. The averages Of
the % buffers exhibited we're as fol-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-07
POLITICS IN VERMONT
Az Seen Through the Eyes Of an Out
side Though close Observer

There was a time, not so very
many years ago, when Vermont need
ed no watching, politically speaking.
She could be depended upon to stand
without hitching. Her republican ma
jorities would of course vary from
year to year, but they did not APP
proach the danger line. Laterly,
however, the spirit of division and
unrest has affected even her. The
man who first led an assault upon her
solidarity was Percival w. Clement,
who wished to be governor jand though
he did not succeed he made a breach
in the ranks which has never been
wholly healed. While her electoral
vote was given to President Taft in
1912, 1t was by the narrow margin of
about 1920 over Roosevelt. Doubt
less many of those who deserted the
old standard on that occasion have
returned to it, but there is still an
element of disaffection that is caus-
ing some apprehension in view of the
coming congressional election.
The announcement by Congress-
man Plumley that he will not be a
candidate for reelection will make
competition brisk in the second con-
gressional district. There are a nun
Der of candidates looking for his
shoes. 1t would doubtless have made
things easier if he had again offered
himself for the suffrages of that dis
trict. He represented broad service
not only in National but in interna-
tional affairs, and even had there
been a contest, State pride would
doubles have kept him in his seat.
His withdrawal makes it necessary
10 swap horses while crossing
streams and there are so many dark
horses that the situation Is likely to
be more or less complicated. 1t is in
the second district that the progress
siye strength was most formidable,
and the size of what may be left OF
II Is still an unknown quantity. Judge
F. ID. Thompson of Barton and for
mer Senator L. w. Gibson of Brattle-
boro, both of whom we're Roosevelt
delegates to the republican conven-
ton at Chicago, are each ready TO
serve as the progressive standard
bearer
If We can judge from the congress
lonal vote of two years ago the repub
lican candidate will win the election
with ease. though probably none of
the tentative candidates thus far
named can command the strength OF
Mr. Plumley The campaign which
the friends OF Commissioner Charles
Prouty are starting to make him the
successor of Senator Dillingham; may
call for still further readjustments-
Mr.. Prouty is an able man and very
likely when transportation problems
are so numerous and prominent he
would be a valuable member of the
Senate. Though suspected of pro-
gressive leanings, he has promised
that If he decides to lend his con-
sent and efforts to the movement It
will be as a republican. 1t would
seem as if he might render greater
service by staying upon the jog of
physical valuation of the railroads
of the country with which he has re-
Gently become identified. Senators
will come and senators will so, be-
fore he and his colleagues get to the
end of it.-Boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-07

maker practiced more than ordinary
care in grading and ripening his
cream A more complete summary of
scores and methods will be. publish
ed later
The next exhibit will be April %.
All interested should write Thomas
Bradlee. director of the extension
service, for further information.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-07

m onth the pains
were SO bad that l
could not bear my
weight on one foot.
| began taking Ly-
dia E. Pink h a ms
V Vegetable Com
pound and had not
finished the first bot
tie w h en- L felt
greatly relieved and
I took it un til it
made me sound and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-07

well. and / now have two fine baby
girls. cannot praise Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound too highly
for what it has done for me. always
speak a word in favor of your medicine
to other women who suffer when have
an opportunity. - Mrs. H. 7. VIM,
1925 Fremont Ave, Kansas City, Mo.
ReadWhatAnotherWoman says:
Cumming, Cal tell some suffer-
ing woman every day of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and what il
has done for me. | could not eat or
sleep, had a bad stomach and was in
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Homework or walk any distance without
suffering great pain. tried doctors
medicines and different patent medi-
cines but failed to get relief. My hus-
band brought home yourVegetable Com
pound and in two weeks could eat any
thing, could sleep ike a healthy baby.
and walk long distance without feeling
tired. 1 can highly recommend your
Vegetable Compound to women who
suffer as did, and you are at liberty TO
use this letter. Mrs. CHARLIE BAG
LEY. R. 3, Cumming, Ga.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-07
MRS. WINN'S
ADVICE TO women
Take Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and be
Restored to Health.

Kansas City, Mo. 1.-The doctors told
me would never be mother. Every
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-07

The average sale content was
found TO be IS per cent and moisture
11.s per cent The highest score Of
So was made on sample sent
from a creamery where the butter
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-03
SO,OOO Nu0en 9cfan9cn~
uOrutf" 31m 6elbu0rl0au bef6rOert - SfpreuBen
f. - 9teue idypere brtttlfe Seeperulte,
General bon v0inOetOruff
atmet Nuf.
Ser 8rteut0utg ltnD Der Bar nun aud at Der 6rOu
Gie Ecitcrrcider in 8elgraO.

ben G Soupnnm BON N
poc Dc GUnn
-
Nmr bel GDC NrnecOe 6
n5nC
MOpdn iG Der SttL bat f@rncr &ros"t ais Hnth Der
nOh
cn II
I'M
YER Nnn 2enhhGh"
Brf fcn cInO ON III 6ro5 5rf
crOn Qunoun IcI @uul
Om Icrnn"uu zoe hrgctGt III a
sra
m NJ bic gnmc les
Gc Cdrridc
Il
oOt 0nnn
it ans
Gimo I
Sm
ihcnmtr $au
unt
All nren bpf b. gan It
cine
m1hn
pca sdhaOmnno BON snfeu umoN NebuOcnen
GDuNu1
enfHnns Hmm
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O Seng
Ocn boB BIZ
&rmD d
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-03
Ter &aiier aratuliert Dem 9eidSfans'
Ter ann (Ncbnrtstaac.

2on0on, 80. gtoD. gluS Berlin iiber
Id)idt Ser &prreIponoent
oc5 Reuterbitros foI9cnoe oifi3ieae
Gepcihc:
aaiicr Q3ilbeIm bot foIgenoe @cs
burtataQ8oepcihc an Oen oeutIhen
Rcih8fon3Icr, Or. bon 8etbmonn-
@oQmcg, geionot: o2tlS 0ol(pt oeS
0elttihen Reihes oorf ih Gurer gr-
3cQen8 @Iiitpiinihe bcionoerer 2lrt
oorbrinQen. Slid qeb0rt oo3u, Dos
Stout$ihff 0urh ititrniIhe 3elten in
ocn Sofen 8u Iteuern 1no fir 0teicn
3met beoient lid, Die Goriebung ser
MQnner, Die 1th ouf5 Streitcn Derites
ben 1no 0ic Moblfobrt oes 8aterIan-
Oe8 i'm Ilge bebalten, bis oaS groBe
3ieI erreidt lit. Inter Oieien D30ns
nern Itebt Sbrc Gr5ellen5 an erIter
Stele. Ga8 oeutifc Bolf meiB es,
uu0 id meiB c8. @ott iegne Sbr 8e-
nIben. 8ilbeIm.
Der Heih5fan}Ier IoQte in ieiner
@rlpioerltng an BEN aoiier, bie in Ser
lin e1npfonqenen ginbriife Bdtten ib1
in 0ent Gertrauen beitdrft. cap oaS
8olf bel Ieinem GntihIuile ltnerIhiit-
terlih bebarre, oen &onpf big 5unt
.enogiiItigen Siege fort3uIeten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-03

in Ocn 92cg gelCgt i'm Staatc MtlI=
iOuri hat ons Eberacrtd)t cutidlicOcu,
naR fir GlubbGuicr unS &creiuslofulc
r yTrnmihOp Gitcuic5" erlutrft mCrOeu
miiiicn, mcnn oarIn Elm NuSid)anf gct-
itiger @ctrGnfe itNttfiubet EcruCr
iDucn 0icielbcn &cid)r0nflngelL mel
DIE fijr 0en @irtihnft@betrieb beltCbeh
Qud1 ouf &crcinalofQIc uuSQc0chut
mcrOcu. 9ln SUnn= nno @nhltngcn
ourfcu &luhbGnicr nnN &creinSlOfaIe
ilbcrbaupt utft gcOffuct luerbcn. d
NIT lit nbcr Den oeutiACn &crclncu i'm
Staatc Der SOoesitOf UcrIcBt WOroCn,
"a in @mcrlfo mchr ME in cinem
on0crcu 3iDiliiiertcn YonOe b0Ie Nci-
IpIcIc quite Sitten 81 Ocr0erbct pile
leu lit ui6t ob3uiehelJ mcIdc meite-
ren 0cm &crciu5DciCu lnQilnItiQCu
GntihciounQen oo5 &2dt5Qutohtcn
oc5 CbcrQeriht8 bon WiIIouri sur
6oIgc boben miro.
2Iuh miro 5meiieIloa in oerihleOe-
men Observation-Disclosures Elm 0erlud
QCmQht mer0en, 0urh EaIiterltnQ bon
Stub 2iccnie Bills" 008 &ereinSlofal
unD alubbuuS inter 0ieielben be-
lhr0nfcn0Cn 9tegulatloncn SIT brtns
Qeu, neld)e fir @irtid]aften gPltcu.
@cnn 0bcr cinmal crit bic geielliQcn
&crguiigungcn Der oentIdjen &eretnc
nnmOgltdD gcmad)t uOrocn iinb, miro
aud, balo Die SDocsitnu0c Der bent.
id)en &ereine geid)laacn baaen. 0a5
iollte iiberoQ erfannt uno bonoch &c.
bonoelt meroet gtur in elmer itarfet
Crqonilotion Iie9t Die If0glidteit Der
2Ibncbr natibiItiihcr 2lnihldqe, mel-
he in lebter Belt INNER freher rnO
| loffencr iid) on Die Ocffentfihfeit NOS
| gen
Gus oeut1d)e Clement in oeu Ser
Stootcn ionte feinen Augenblid i'm
3meiicI onriibcr Iein in Del6er Srqa'
nilotion Die Itorfcn Stitbei Ieiner
araft Iieqen.
Sic lit Der SeutidlamerifaniId)e
Natipnalbnub, ser ein3ige 8egner
peIden Die 2lntisSoloon 2eo9ue un>
Die nit ihr i'm 8unoe itebenoen Jtot!
bitten fiirdten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-03
9lmeritanii6er gta=
ttOnalbunO.

&bj(uDclphiu, @oy I Ic3cmber
Nic in Golifurulcn mo ChiO critic
ncn 9tieOcrlaQcu hubcu oic &cfilrmor-
ter abIohltcr &robibitjon njht cntnul-
tiQt. 9crcita IN 5mci ((ohrcn miro IN
0cn Qcnountcu Stootcn miCOcrlm ctnc
2(bitinlnunQ ilbcr Gin Nrohibitiona-
2lu9uOCmCnt 8ur &oultltltlOn Oor8C-
nommeu ucrocn .CIuh III SljO Noto-
ia. - Cje SdriftlD
2ludo 1T Ncbraofa miro Elm cncr0j-
id,cr &criuh Qemoht mcrOcn, ltnotll-
d)c 4robibition cin3uiijbrcn, @cIhc
llcbcrroihrmQcn sic &citer Der o2Iuti=
Suloon 2cuQue" ionit nod oorbcrci.
ten ent5iebt iih DorI0uiiQ Ser nllges
mcinen Mcnnt1i5. G& bat 0en 2ln-
ihein ol9 mcnn 0n5 IibGroIe Glement
niht sur Hubc tommen loll GS mus
ulio meiter QcriUtct mer0cn Sc Itors
fer lm0 Diocrlton05i0bigcr, ic 3oblrei-
der uno letter Ole Oeridtc0cnen
Stuut5~ umo &ofoIDcrb0n0e 0e@
Qcutihomcrifonilhen g}otionolblm-
Oc5 iin0, ser cin5iqen organization,
melhe ith I'M StonOe qc8eiQt bot, ci.
nen erfolqrcihen StrouB NIT ser 9ln.
ti-Soloon 2coQue ou$Slfedten, 0eito
Qr06cr itnO sic 2Iu2iidtel ouf @rfoIg,
.ouf Sieg.
Die ;yithrcr oe5 Ieutidtl1mS in Sen
Gin5elItdutcn lno sic &eomten Ser
0clltihen &ereinc, no inln1cr tie nor.
bon0en iino, ioIlten iitb enOIih flor
ooriiber ner0en. cob MIR in Der ST.
nigfeit bas Sell an Indven iit, ooB iehe
3eriplittermg ser &r1fte Elm Gerrat
on ser Sohe Ser perI0nliden 5reibcii
lit, Dob ieoe Son0erbiin6eIet 0a@
&oin85ei6en an lid troQt, benn ii,
f0rOert einen Sieq Ger Grobibitiont.
Iten unO 9totibtiten, lit dlio nit Moro
bcQanqen am oelttIhen &erelnSmeIen
oollit0noia aleifbeocutehb.
Gem 8erein8pefen I'M 9l1qemeiner
un0 Dem oeutihen i'm 9eIonberer
mer0eu bon ollen Seiten &in0erriiil
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-03

sir lin nno icinc Staats. nnO &pe
falperbGnOc iOutc raitlO3 geuOrbCu
mcr0cn.
Sir tim ioutc bcit0noiQ m0 obne
llntcrbrehlm9 nit gon3er Strait
EropugunOo gcmoht mer0en
Sic 0efabr luCtterer SeidlrQufnn-
Gen Der periOHlidDcu 6rcibett lit mic.
mails grUfCr acmcicn iuic 8croOc iebt.
Sou tie obqemonOt mcr0em 10 mIB
cifrig lul0 rnitIo8 oQlticrt unO Die etn-
3iQc Organization, melchc ith i'm
&on1pfc iiir perionlihe Srcibcit be
m0brt bat noh Nt0QljhfPIt gctrofti0:
mCr0Cn.
Ic5buI6 mcrbet fiir ben Ceutldj.
olncrifoniI6cn 9totionolbrmO, Den
9un0 oucr Icutihen in 2lmcrifo, uno
fijr 0cn SHb SafUta Staatsucrbano
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-03

0a Elm an0erer glusfllbrtpeg niht nlebr
m0glid lit, ShlieBlih peiB 9flnlas
nien, 0aB mi Der 3iirfei audi 8ltlgd-
rien antirlmdniib iid entibeioe:t
fonnte uuo miir0e
8uIgarieu lelblt bot nit Ser Eiirfel
it'd uusgeI0Dnt un0 geeinigt 8ulgd-
rien fennt tmr ben Serben umo ben
9uIIen ais 5eino, lln0 8ulgarien reh-
net ri6ttg, menn IS BON einen ltega
rcihcn Geitcrreid audi Ierbiides 8e'
bict fir 9ulgorien erpartet 9tndl
9ul9arieu miro Die Sauberung oe8
Shmur3en Wteere5 bon Der rltlltlben
i5lotte ul9 einen @epim an eigener
&QnolunQ@frciheit eriebnen uno be-
QrilBen rno Damn mlb nob oaraus
icine 6olqerlngen 3ieben,
Die 0elttih= =oitereihi lh-titrfild)e Sn.
tcrciienQemeinihaft IhlieBt 9nigarien
elm uno 9}lnnanien an un0 feline rlll.
iilhe GrobunQ nod 8eltiir5ung fonn
iiber Die 3atiohe binmegtdliderL odB
pou Der guu3en rltlliihen 8alfan- llno
Crientpolitif fir 5uBlun0 lihtS
mcbr iibrig Qeblieben lit, alS ein III.
teraeben0e5 Serbicn un0 0tontenegrO
9(uh 8riehcnlono meigert itb bfsber,
cinen rliiiihen Silferlf 81 folgen;
mag lein, Dob elm englllder gefebl es
nod nit @elpnlt in ben arieg treIbt.
llno idlieBlih: ple bertrdgt lih
oo8 0euti6.italieniihe 8unoesuer-
bdlhti5 8ur oeutIh.tiirfiiben 9iutoes-
QenoIienIhoft? >5n unO trob Dem Irta
poli5trieq fonnte 0eutIblano, batf
beionoers &i0erlenS @eibid, bei0e
iiir e5 notlpen0ige Sinien ourdbol-
ten. Mud; beute geben i'm leBten Glt6e
Die tiirfiI6en uno itolieniIhen SSrttef-
eiien I'M W}ittelldnoiiden Wteer 3u-
ianlmen gegen Elm ruiiilbes 8orlte-
| zen, 0o8 oen SStaltenern Die Surtel
ourtn Die acknowledgements erlpart,
un0 oub gegen Die engltlde 8orberr-
Ihoft, Die nur burd cine oeittId)-olter-
rcihii6 Observation-Disclosures 8enten,-
Ihuft aefdhroet lperoen fam. Solde
Berehnunqen meroen Stalien mte Die
8iirfei audi iiber Die tripolitani1d]e
| 5d)pierigfeit bilnpeefiibren: Die Cir
fei bat bel ibrer ponillamitiIden slgl.
totion tatidhlih uno aufrtdltlg alle5
Qetan, INN 5ripoliS bon Der lilon1iti.
Ihen Qamine fern5ubaltelL rno s5tolta
en- miro li6 bapon ilber5etgen fonnen,
Bob gero0e 1euti6lol1o in bieier sSra-
qe Die itnlieniihen aSatereiien gefor-
bert uno geiidert Gat. sStolien petS
ober and, ooB england es mar, bas
All 9eafnn oes &riegeS Die orabildlen
| Starn1ne pun Tripolitanien nit 8af.
| fen uno @elo ausgeriiItet bat, oamit
lie geqen oie itolieniidlen Sruppen fib
nenoen uno 10 oieie in Sripolis feit-
haIten. SStalien ltno Gnglallo erlebell
eS hellte, Dab oieie BON Gnalono gegen
! 1Stolien gelegte ltine nnnltIebr gegert
| gnglonb leIbit losgcht. ggppten anl
/ 8on al oen 8olfern 0rultBen berlnl
| lit Scr 5iirfe Der ein5ige, Der on belit-
Idle Geite tritt: Der giirfei ielbit iuie
!, Deutid3lano 5nm ihlieBlihen Sieges-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-03

GonbOn, 80. 3op. Sine bier ans
Sap5ie, 8citprenkcn, einaetroffene
9epcIde beiast aniIer 8ilbelm babe
in einem Selegrnmn an General
Madenicn ieiner 1rOfen Sefriebi.
gnng iiber Die Grfolae Der Irmee oeS
Generals in Gplen ansSrnd sesehea.
Ger aaiier fat General Dlafenieu
ben Grben yppnr le nerite" Derliebea.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-03
SOtal bar be5ablt ....... .$2455.42

9tad) Dem bon Or. 8ernbaro 3ern-
burg, Dem Gertreter 0es oelttihel
9ieiheS, u13gegebenen 9erid)t iibcr Die
2lrbcit 0ea oeutidDeu 9iuten arenscs
lin0 bis iebt bel BEN gtepOorfer 0ele,
9otcn oe5 3entroIperbonoes Ser bent.
icben 9fote &rcu3 8eIeQi6aftn an &on-
triblltioner fitr Die permunoeten Sol
0uten, Die Q8itpen lm0 0ailen BON
@cfollenen uno Die Ionltigen ariegs-
notlcloCn0en in8geiamt S576.671.t1
eiugegangen. Sieic Snmme id,lie,t
nldt Die iebr erbcblidDcn Setrdec Gin,
UeldDc pum NotiounlbunD nno anbern
oeutIten Cjeiellidlafteu geiammelt
unrbeu. 60 brafte ). g. ser 9tep
9tcD Dorfer oili5fono8 aqein iibcr
S160,0O0 nuf. G8 lit unmoglih, felt
3ultcQerL mie Otel auf loIhe 8eiIe er-
3icIt pur0e, Doh IdBt ith NIT Cider
belt Iogen, oaB minoeItens Das 0op-
petite Der oben erDGbnten Sunrne fiit
Die &ric95notieioen0en 3uiannten ge-
fonlmen lit.
0etr6gc BON $4,000 rno mehr
Ion0tcn Dem Oeutihen Roten 8reu3 Die
folgenOen StdOte:
Chicago, SSu, $t54127; 9aIt;-
more, M}o., 1O1535; 5on 6roncisco.
Sal, $4,000; 9rooflnn, q. g., IT.
500; gterp gorf Gitp, 33,t85; Mnsco.
time, So, 1S,t46; Ct. 2ouiS, 0'o..
1900; Bottom Wtaii, 1000; glc-
oeIono, @, t0,SOO; Sos 9lngeIes,
Gol., 10000, luo BON Sonolltlli $.
5. .rofen $500 Elm,
SbtpobI Die Sonrnlungen elm ielr
befrieoigenDcs &eitlltat ergeben baben,
ioGte bod niht pergelien merben, ooB
aud oiegIuforoerlrnsen iebr beOeuteno
iiilns nuo haR fidl Oisleiben nit sfa
Gintritt bes 8inters nod gau5 erBeb-
lid itc!geru lperocn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-03

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''It ,UJV ',','' .t S.''tC o.. ' ,,,> ,,ar,r;
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
HEAD PROOFREADER SAYS
ITS CALLED "MACHEECHFF''
Discourages Harried Devotee Inclined to Prefer
Mack Sixe" as Better Name for New Argen-
tine Dance-Decides to Avoid Trouble
and Castle Walk

30 you call IT the McChccch or the
MaAsickS"' asked the man with the
h2rricd look. WHO repaired last nirht
to the head proorrcader for cure
Neither. my good man." replied tho
head proofreader, patroni5inriy, its
the machccchcc."
'Mahoochie?'
'Machecchcc.' repeated tho head
nroofrcader patiently. The accent Is on
the penult."
You may he right; OF course. you
are. You're paid to know these things
said the hnrried one. hut somehow 1t
doesn't sound right--machee chee.
What's the idea" Don't YOU spell II
with x's?"
Hight. my friend, but you know
the maNiXc comes from Argentine. and
things change Il whole lot below the
equator, As. too. Fact is. In Bucnos
Aires they call it the macheech, cut
ting off even tho chez"
'Eut have ii friend from Edinburgh
who calls it the McSiNey." the troubled
ono came back. "iTe says It's Scotch
You got to admit there is something in
that Just look at II a minute. and
see IL McSiXey ain't natural. All |
want Is the right way. AS things stand