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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
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cttfrelrcr All 0cren Nerltcluna ole Scppelnperle el
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

1caQtor gSsrfs Son Galiforncn bat cine Geiesvor
Iaac asacarbcitct redje 0ic 2iccrng al aregiibren
s ron aricasmaerial Na1rnn1smttcln uio iibcrbaItp
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du Dlana6nie duer u leiocl 9abcp pilroen iaat iie
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nir0e Dor @ndrcifcl0c nlcr Sen Natione1 0cricni1c
oer am lduaitau ir Gen ariea @orbercitanaei deroen
bu Der ocr ar0btcn Gprratb ai 9lulCcr grarotei no
eMBca tcliRt IS uic lctcr nic ticnicrtigcn alatio
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nigriluuers in Grcocas5citcu irafir &ortcBrnnaet
fir 0cn Hrca uriiduciien iiro umbcacbte loicn
Iic Baltimore 9lemS bcdditigt iid) IN iprer Soil.
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idlcoa pon @e5raoia Der 0en 9rdiocucn cruadltigcn
gall bio 9nsfii6r non @acn ino Wlunitpn lii ucroic
tlt uo iagt
9lcutrol c fueiit arcgibreioc III i5rerSrcgen
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Qearaudc ucrbotcn iin6 Gs tonnte cine abiolue @n
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M uatcrncbnci 8cuu cn aricgiiibrcaocr allc @lliu
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au ocn Ginen oacr Gem 9(nocre ooer an Aeiocn oann
cport6cca pr oireli ulo bcitinHt ocu ssrieaIi5ren
9cii. oel nit Aaem vericbel W pcnn lpr ncln N'ange
4aoeHoci bic 3uiu9r Ucrpciqerlt 9enn oHrd ods
sriQg8mBlid cihar oer ssrc8brroeN bic 9lal9t clll
ae6ABt Sat h &orrdibe 5 ueridaiien, uasrcno ctl
saocrer ic nod 6etonmeu iann oanu wroe 81 en-
dnercr Ait 0er 5eioeIiatcit cia ocicm pic 6rildte
euer miliiariidcn lle6nleaeHbct Die er oomit aewon
amen 6ai npr3NcHtbaten oltd] bic @cgcrng NqnaH
aenl @orrdthc 8i rerlalfen.
Ea gdhen pits. Iuo mas iihcE3ciaci, oaB Fem
MaiiCaallslbrrcr6ot glacr iueroca bart 1e eogF
ia 0odl niau0raiibar @gr6ctcn Dir Die Au5inor pom
Aaiiri iuo @ttntoa aaft crlauhcu rir Eepthlano
nel naedpnalcrten 4pri6eil Dos sriinolden @crbcrc
tciieJHs lu 2aIloc niarlniicu mir 0aa @erbot oaun
i6cfaiicn pit Gnaano 0ca uugeihnldlcsten @ort1cll
0es 0ninalidcf 8orbcreiiicins slt @acr Ncaaen mir
0ee &crhoi ail 0aan belea pir DGuihauo uoiret lno
tsideuaGli oas Gnoe oes strieacs 2aiica vir AleS
ten ahen oniui balicu wir GBgaao oireft uuo Qcrdu
asta 0al stieg iir oeca bal0aes Gn6e pr au @cbciB
res ErdiioeHtcu 70 nbriinitia aebelet ba5en
yair ueroen natiiriM beibleibcn @ngldno orett 5n
NacH iain uerAat oaHIt n nllr oet pom ls 5eIm gs
Fsaai oes arieaeS aediaeucl retca internatiouaieu
@cayausj pearbfei, iNQen uir blaoerl0 einGriiiea,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

y1U5 w INT Oll 1NNCN GU 5WtWIV
EaHneHbcrg aeIUoroeH $4,000 ec.
fanaeHe ino iait ebenio Uicle @eiaIle.
nc. Nliuocitens cine 1ulbe Nlillion
&uiien miiiien iicb iegt IN EelItibIauO
un0 Sciterreih in Der @eiongenidait
bcfiu0cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
Worbarn g2iIel.

Go iiarp am i2 N1ember 1914 @arbarn
g1iNfl, Qelicbie Satin bcs perliornenen 1oDn
gSincl im 9lIiet bon IA 4ahreH uno s Wlonaa
ten In iurcr g9ohunuN ar, $50, NWDrsStrabe.
Do NccroionuN iunci iiuii EicmlinA, 10. nc
scmber 1919 40 ilbr Wiorqcuc non obiacr
@5onuuna aus sir St 9ofohnoStlrthc, no iru
libr Wiorpcne cine Ncancm.W,eie illr ihr
Gcelcnheil pclciCn irirn 9cleUuna uuf ncM
aNl 0rloier Sricobpfe"
f9'Np Nori. nno qcuiepine. 3eiilinQen m6acn
pcidlpn copircnl tSc3l3-~iD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

ais Geuti9lauo Anbe6rantieu ejebraisb sH mahel
piinidJte pon Den 5lHteHprud StationeH il oeH @er
Siaateu. Die iii ocutider &anoen Iicgen 81 ieucH
6urfcn 5tatoncn beiab DcuidlIono cncu natirlid3en
@ortbacil ibrr @ualono, ue ourdD oiee Sic oed1c 9o
riradt oie 9cuegmgeu Der oeutiaen Grct5er im SIt
loHtihN uuo aroBeu Caeou Ienfen fonrte
Gsir ibaifeH eiHH wuoerooten interatiouaIeu G1.
Ien.9n0er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
gefanutmadlnuaer


1epartemeut iRr aiFewlime @erbedrrnuasH.
uHtcrTcpGgismeat nre GtnDt5naenleNte,
Baltimore. lR0., N Ee5eniper 1919.
g2ru cr nunfut.
Siermii perbcn Que Better uou @runbcI
aenibum. Dna an ben 5ueiten lbeil Dee cfgn'
Nlghpnp BON WoutpnWerps Ghnbe biG Valus
renee Girnbe 1851. benrmrhuei bab pie 1dlolt
ulf Dem erficu Spsile nebduic Wuniclpale q
lenbnhu nerNneeri unh an Der galprelce.
ztrGee mis- Der ie.&C. Veleiieu pegbHnpen ipeIbeu
miro un0 OnB GciiGcg non SuinbeigeutbuEl
Dieie Gc fiie mil iDrem 0iQeHibum perbiuoen
laiieg l5nnen pdbreHo bieie slrheli Dor ii@
achi 9lppliiatipnen iolien loiori iH oeicu
Nureau gemadi merbeu.
a. s.. M,c0ng,
(Ec8512.19.26) tSngenleur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

Ger oeltidc @icc.9omiral @rni ppn spec, weldlcr
Das 0clItitc arcii5er gedpaoer I'M @roBe G5ean BE-
cbgtc am ytopcHbcr All Ger bileniidut aiiite Die
raliideu &au3cfrcu3cr G2onmoutb" unO ,@ooO so.
pcD perndictc uno in Der porigen Aohc in Der Gee
hlddi bel 0cH SutlanO. .Suielu It'll Sio.glantir init
ieucm Slap9midyiff 0cm @au3utraBer .Sd)arnbort
utcrang battc idlueQ Garrierc acmodt Gr tanO crit
i'm 54 2cbcnSiabrc mo mar idon IN 1913 sum Nice
glomiral ernant porocu nad0eu er beretS bier oOer
t1i Sabre Gontrc 9omral Qcpein mar. @rai pon
spec wim0c 1861 In Copenhagen aeborcn imo acRoric
0cr ocitidcn Wlnrnc eit Dem SATIRE 1878 MI gls Seit
tcnant 81 o. mar cr iSSt/S5 an @or0 Der ,N0pc" conn
rIan0iu oic i'm Dcrt DER oanlas cnicbenoca ocdlcu
Gclpnolpotf OIL 0cn rcribc0ency @iicnplGBcugSclt
giirifas Die onitidlc lSlo9ee 6itc. 1897 mur0e en-
noh0cn CT S92 5im Gapt0irS SictcloNt auiqerudt
mar 6ligcl Sielucnont 6c Dem Gonuuau0o Der aus
gluoB bcr @ciiBerarcnmg OeS &altitau@ @eoictes &C
hilocien 2. Ii0ion oeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bic nlter
1cu Gcicbl oes Nril5cn 0cinri1 i'm Iejcmber S97 oc
guSrciic antrot 5pdtcr ais Gorpeiteu@apitdn uor
cr criter C5icr oes 2hliaidfice .93ronoenbnrg ii0
ging init oiciem andBrd Der 0buamrrc micOcr lah
Giiocn binous SSn sic 3eimot6 3lridgetebrt mar er
als 8rcaotteiG GapitGn nno GapitGn sur Sec Dsrncnf
bei Der @aiicnab6clina ocs 9eidls Norineanlics
@ictaui bccbIgtc er oas 2ilicnid]if g9ittelsbadl~
uur6c i90S GAef ocs 5tabas beim COMMANDO oer
Ssoroce.5 totion pGtcr liz cr ais GoareNomiral 5lrei
tcr Aomirol Der gttifaumasdiie gcucicn. Sm Sep
teulber 1912 puroc cr init Der sSibrng ocs Sreu5w9e
duaoers beauitro6t 9niangs 1913 erfol9tc feline Gr
nenlnlng 8um @iccAomiral ir0 oonit 5um Gbei oeF
@cidpooGs Gr ioate il oicier Nerbit Oa oic Belt ei
mes Commands abaeIauicn mar, II bic Nematb jnriid
tebren ilnO bate bereits ii Dem GoutreAomiral @doe
III bisber 5peem Noura oes eriieH @eibma0ers einen
Raffolger rboItcn Ger 9hSbridl oe5 Grieaes oerei.
tcltc natiirlid Oiele 9lidbeunng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

Sic Wun5st@rHiuuasosD6ro laod ale MANN
lden Aepobner Des Sioaie Nlarnanb ole
alt nHb minDciienS 8 Sub Son On Girin
pienl erob mo uuo minoeiieus id0 Nuno
(nnden6) ipienCn. cur NcihcilignnQ oil Der
ndhlien GrAinua fnr Den Grab bon ErpbeIeas
Ten iir bie Roli5etorce Der Slobt baltimore
Gin. NnmelbnuaB Normuare lonnen i'm Sns
nler Der Vpli6e 0rniliueS. .Hch3rbe. i'm j. 6lnr
@erMieecbdncc idNlih smihen 10 llbr 8or5
uiiiags nnb / llbr Nndu;iidga eriunei iuer'
ben Mne g,umelburepn miiiicii Dor nem T.
SanHar 1915 eemac)i ieiH
Sas 70. Glaptsu, SsIycidr.
tEcsf,7l422)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

Gepar,tmrnt fit diitniiIrle 8eEasiisrnuaen.
uHlerEepnrtement be6 5tnotSngeniturS.
Mnli ulore 10. yiooeNher.
Nm Nile, bic CO augt1t
sc mlo Diermit aerdB Den Nbi0nliteH SO "
unn SO g ocS Baltimore gia0tGharierS beiannl
pemaUt ouB bic @faerur8s GommlilloH ber
Siaoi Baltimore naa oem T. SaHuas 1918 bee
cinncn fpirn, bie na0penannic StroBe nit mcs
oerueu Nldieriu 5u piniern, neu 81 ptlaiterH
uno neu 5u beleacn. slQe Herionen unh &ors
rpraiipucu iperoeH heShalb aulae0rnerf Or
laubuiBihcirc iliy ale Arbcilen su oien uno
bicie cor benz z Sgnudr 1915 gu hcenbcH, bic
iu lrgeao elmer gecie Sic 9tfardbunn ooct
MuiseibunG nadacnonnlcr SiraBe ooer eines
Ipellce ocrielbcn noiblq mcpen moNicH, HnHs
bent iic nli i0llhc Nciie gept0cri, nel aea
piluiicti ooer ncn bclepi 10.
Sie ohcn crudhutc Strabe NJ.
gn.yDbes StynRe, BON N.s&l. GliUersSigaDe biz
3. 81. MeaaA,
StuotSnQcucur.
Sm glufrage Der Bfi1iieruulS SsGommiliicH
ncr &inbi Baltimore.
". 0rttl 0omptpHf
Worilber un0 coniultireuoer Suaenieur.
l9loc93 80, Mc1TlAA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
germiic5tc Slnsciocn.

DletdusEr0eu g5rubes QaOcr VrOmpta
Ilenlte. ". q. niaales, Nv. -, satsoBparb.
@ffaft. 1ele9bon a. &aul 3vo7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

Is lilrb am l8l Ne3tmber 1Ul4 c1Dnia
9snrmann W oef 2eobmagQ i9rer lo1iet
9lDcnne. Sic 9eeroiauna iinbei aHl 1leuifaR,
Na@mliidpe . tpr pom obiGer gSobminG aus
aul oPm AIT 1arulelsSricoboie" liuli
nlrcu) (Gc8l4~-l1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

SIS iiafb am f3 December 1914 Oarplue
@mneioer, 7G Sabre c.f qcicnic Satin bee
hcrilorbcncn ,src1cgi0 G6uciocr Sic 9ccroi
Qina iin0ct 9Gittuud RGmmiiicpe M2 lhr
ben urcr gSobnnuo. Nr. S34 Siip Eritie @ir,,
uie RAD hcr Gritcn Neuifmcn Gpdupcllaeu
Wrnc Gdihglpcmic uub NnonSiraBc I'M
ubr @ahmiiinde nub Ounn aul bcm Qii.
Garnet Nrchhulc" iiait (Dcsi4~-lG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

9ah Better Sobu, ncm mir gIlles
5u Geiaueu aethon 5obeu, uns lett
3Ipiugt. &riegsidiiie nah 'Banama SIT
ididen III wirflih nidt ibon bon
ibm. A'ic faun cr 0oM mir 70 hon
0cin!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-18
SPECIAL

/ lot of Ladies' Umbrellas in good quality gloria
cover steel rods and paragon frame good assorted
handles These are made up to sell at Sl.25 Special
for Sale only, each SOC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-18
DRESS GOODS


ST 90 values Sale per yard o9c anu 20" oo
75c values Sae per yard 70 20
ST. % values Sale per yard ., 90 90
ST. values Sale per yard e. s,'o 90
$500 values Sale, per yard ..............'''.''P
SILKS
lot 36-nch Figured Foulards $125 value Sale YARD sc
piece 26nch Black Pongee, S1.50 value, SALE YARD oSc
lot 27-inch Cheney Fouards SIC value Sale YARD o9c
piece 2O-nch Black Messane S100 value SALE YARD oSc
pieces 4Onch Brocade Chareuse $500 value yard sIoS
(Short lengths at reductlon)
RATINGS
lot of 46-nch Ratne 81 90 value, Sale per yard DOC
lot of 36-inch Ratine SOC value, Sale per yard Sgc
/ lot Of 36-inch Ratine 39c value Sale per yard ZIc
VOILES
lot Of 46nch White Wolfe (border) SOC value Sale I'd zoe
lot of Colored Stripe reg SOC value Sale per yard
lot of 4Onch Stripe Voe 25c value Sale yard la1c
pieces of Check Voles reg 15c value Sale per yd oHc
NEW CLOTH
ot of Figured New Cloth reg 38c value Sale yard. 23c
PIQUES
lot of Coored Pques reg 38c value Sale per YARD zoc
WHITE GOODS
lot of White Ratne Stripes and Checks reg l5c value
piece White Check Wolfe 29c, Sale, per yard .zzc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-18
KIMONO APRONS

lot 45c and SOC Aprons, Sale, each ...........
l lot SOC Aprons Sale, each 4 oc
lot 75c Aprons Sale, each o5c
/ lot $1.0O Aprons Sale each ..............'+..."
LAWNS
lot 25c Lawns, Sale, per yard .l2hc
lot 8c Lawns Sale, per yard ................. &c
lot 1890 Lawns, Sale, per yard .............b
lot 1oc Lawns, Sale, per yard ..'...,.'.......oc
LACES
lot of odd Laces and Insertions to close per yard Sc
l odd lot of Laces going regardless OF cost.
TRIMMINGS
lot Of Ball silk Fringe SOC value, Sale, yard 35c
lot of Ball Silk Fringe 25c value, Sale, per yard l9c
NOVELTY BANDS
lot of Csc to SOC per yard Sale yard l9c
lot of Applques regardless OF COST
TOILET ARTICLES
lot of Olive Shampoo reg value, Sale each .15c
Babcocks Coryopss 15c value, Sale, per can ...l0c
/ lot Toilet Soap, cakes for &c
TABLE DAMASK
pieces Mercerized Damak soc yard Sale per yard S5c
piece Mercerzed Damask SOC yard Sale per yard SIC
/ lot Linen Damask, 89c yard, Sale, per yard . zoe
piece Linen Damask $1Oo yard Sale per yard 7 15
piece Silver Bleached Damask SOC yard Sale yd 42c
20 per cent. discount on all odd Napkins.
CORSETS
/ lot of odd Corsets, S10O value Sale, per pair sse
lot of odd Corsets 80 value, Sale pair S129
/ lot of odd Corsets $500 value, Sale pair ..s159
BRAsSIERES
/ odd lot SOC value Sale each .................39 c
odd lot all prices, Sae each
HANDKERCHIEFS
Vacation Necessity
few odd Initials reg 25c value Sale, each l9c
lot of Ladies' Plain and Barred Handkerchef Sc for 25c
lot of Ladies extra fine Handkerchief, reg lOc EACH
Sale ........................7 &c each or for 25c
SHEARS DIAPER
81 90 value Sale per so pc 18-in Cotton Da-
pair ............ 29c per, per piece csc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-18
HAMBURGS

Big reductions in Ham,
burg Flouncings; Bands to
match. See these values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-18

An array of pretty and original designs in Chemises
every woman who them The price is more than
Remember this sale starts the same time as our +
to secure best values.
No Garments Sold or Laid Aside Until Time of s.
(See our two window displays)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-18
CONVENTION
Of THE ROYAL
NEIGH BORS
Ration Drill Team Exemplihes
Beautiful Work at Opening
Session in Odd Fellows Hall
This Morning.

The Nov Mcxico state convention
.of the Bulal NDirhburs uf America
was called to order nt o O'Clock this
moruluE Dos A~ihuGucraur With Vice
state oracle MaEg.r FRIDAY of Santa
Fc pr,sidiup boz the absence ~ the
state oracle iris *. Bait who is un
.Hhlr Geo attend eau of illness.
The Ration drlii team arrived lost
.uiahf and this morning the team
took charge OF the class adoption Us
work being the most perfect work Ut
Sc kind Albuquerque hns seen Del
eeates arc here from rNcfr camp u
.thc state and the convention which
viii continue tomorrow. promises $50
.hc most successful The entire dnv
today was %occupied with tho class
work ana business to which the
Modern Wnudmen ~ America ana
their wives uud the husbands of the
Royal N~aiphhora as well ua an W.T.
itiug members nre Invited There
win hc q musical Program followed
bv dnncing
The convention be- meeting in odd
Fellows hall and 70 total or INV dol
ogatcs ARE iu attendance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-18
COUNTY REPORT
FAILS TO CONTAIN
ANYTHING SENSATIONAL

Santa Pc, n. a.. March iS-The
long looked FOR report of % travel
ing auditor 90 Governor Mcdonald
the condition Of CHAVEZ county Of
nccs aud when has been leo the
hands OF the governor Tor several
days was made puillc today and tn
she bitter disappointment of the ru-
NOR muugers az the capital who
have been circulating various stories
about its contents. tho report con
tainH absolutely nothing Of "a scusa-
nOnui nature There b. mild criti-
eism vi the use ot tne court house
and lal fund fog building the hand
some new chavez county court house
and some reference ls made 40 minor
carclcssueFs in 81 of tgro instances.
otherwise the report gives the couu-
~ an absolutely clean BIN of official
health.
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B0wLEs N HE
EMPLOYED DE KNIGHT IN
CANAL TOLLS LOBBY


fIiy Leased Wirc to Evening Herald. ]
Washington, March ts.-Formef
Hear Admiral r. = Howlcs president
OF the Fore River S"hlpbuildiug com
rauF. testified Go tne senate lobby
committed today that he engaged q.
W. DckniEht. "a lawyer in connection
with q movement 60 defeat That sec,
uhn 81 the Panama act which would
exclude railroad owned ships from
tn canal and not To WORK lor the me
slusion OF a TOLLS exemption as De
knight recently testified. BoWlca pui
his correspondence with Dekulght on
tbs subject la evidence HOwles tea-
Tilted ha employed Dknlght 90 furnish
Information and avoid delays,
senator overman asked ~ Bowles
ever had been accused OF represent
ing the so-called steamship irust, while
he ncid his commission an the navy
rue admiral said chat hc had seen
mat intimated in public reports and
explained that with the permission ol
thf department be- "a once made am
examination 81 s%hlpbuilding plants
Dcknights attorney told the COM
mittee .hc had advised his client not
to nsNcr auy questions relating 90
subjects not nov before conercss. oNef
which, hc commended, the commission
had no jurisdiction.
Dcknight wrote noWsos Offering tn
work for the elimination ui the rall-
read ship section
There was a general fight agiinrt
the provision. hut D raiiWaNs VIII
not be- able 10 reach an the PARTIES
and this matter is of such import
unCe that no one Interest should iail
To assist IN its defeat
4 letter from Bowles accepting the
oucr was pat in the record. con
March - 1919 peknight wrote
nowies;
- have put myself IN touch with
Congressman Knowlaud, who viii De
tho chief opponent in the house tu
the bilL. know Mr. Knoklnnd and
viii cooperate with him 10 d full-
est extent. From present indications
u may DE impossible Co prevent the
uassngc Of the bill thruueh the house
bat / think various tactics can be
employed In the senate which VIII
prevent the bin from reaching q
Writing to Bowles August Z De
knight referred 60 "a conference be-
tween President TAFT, Secretary
Stimson, Representative Knowiand
and several other congressman Sec-
rotary Stimson, he said. had wished
to hay the entire matter go uNef
mnfil next session but knuWiund
had declared he would resist this.
Mr. TAFT the letter said, refused TO
take sides.
~ think he was favorable 60 the
delay but did not wish to express
himself wrote DeNuight NOW hc
has seen the handwriting On the wall
and is FOR prompt action under
stand that senator Root was the one
who prompted Stimson tn ask for de-
laF "a is against tree tolls % the
oill goes through it VIII Perhaps
serve 90 embarrass senator Root with
The people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-18
TELLS SOUTHERN
ATTITUDE TOWARD
CHILD LABOR
North Carolina Man Gives
Views on Great Question at
Closing Session of Tenth
Conference.
lnr Icasea wire To rsennr nera.d.

New orleans. March Is what
should be dome with children at
home? was the subject Of discus
sion "a the concluding session today
Of the tenth ANNUAL child labor con
ference here. Speakers emphasized
the necessity OF educational Wor
among parents to ;cach them the
kind OF work best suited Co their
children.
Wiley o. swift Of Greensboro. y.
g.. summarized child labor from "a
southern point of view.
I'VE southerners" hc said. "are
not indifferent to the nights of child
hood Perhaps we arc victims Of an.
accumulation Of facts and c.rcum-
stances oNcr which we have not had
control. As Successors 90 the civil
l@i1stlon Of nfty years we still
fenl that there o. a difference in chill
drcn that the poor child was born
Co toll ANA should ho set ut % early.
our people havp always been kind
and charitable. but they have never
been just. The children uf the poor
have been allowed 90 work because
we have known or Thought little o.
absolute human rights Further
more I'VE do not properly understand
the laws of community progress or
H'N"N" IN NHN" Nd " NNf"iNH" VIZ ANNHN
no reliable data. because there have
been NO Investigations Until re-
Gently we have resented any sugges
ton that we needed 10 learn
we ave allowed ourselves 90 he
dciudpd because our manufacturers
have said things were a1 right and
we have respect FOR mon 81 Influence
and wealth 10 we cried ont against
the bad rich. ~ hns been because OF
our opinions; most of the bad rich
I've next To- Wall street To appoint
m Inspector for our oWu mill wiz
ages would he n reflection upon tho
word and character of good
men.
But. above an. the reason child Ia
hor continues is that manufac-
turcr want the child in hts mill
Since ne considers child labor o.
such vital Importance that ne Is will
ing to 20 20 the legislature to fight
Tor the rirht Co work p child Won
need not hr surprised That we sim
permit 70 large percentage OF our
children To- hf taken from school and
placed az work and that ON any
work daF in he cotton mills wcef
n % week out hundreds 81 rirls in
short dresses nave he found stand
ms eiccon hours
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Blind, Bleeding or protruding plies
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Try HERALD wan! aas, they
bring results.
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Tor Spanish lessons Gail at ii8
North 9Th street.
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