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CABLE LINES
tooatlausa 80 - -

entire system OF the Western Union
.anles % the south 81 Europa fa ar-ul
laIll affected. 81 practically AN the
terminals are in British possessions.
Worked Great Hsrdships
The abolition OF code has worked
LIeeI marc ships on The Western Jn.
ion a. well a. on other evafama prIor
to the war a ersat ruf.ber "a l. ,.ol
merciai and private message usra
sent in code. The object brIrr f1 49,
luce the number of Iaffera fr b,
transmitted A. tho code has been
-nirelF done away with the number
ly been heavily multiplied
The Commercial Cable ror.r.-,,,
system or Eve cables in Eur8De uaa
reported today f0 BE- WORKING vffb
tIl me Dispatch that could Do egrac--
% under fET rirrum stances Tho I|uaa
or me Commercial are Of course eub-
20 Ile same res'rictiuns al those
on I.' western Union
" was rali or The New York office
or fN" French Gable uuUuarv WHOM.
crates two cables. one 20 FraTarf
enc one to France that fhe comuarr
..ii .ucc"eded in reducing the DELAY
r.. t LOUIS NaEna coming
..nN fnl En.rE fo Europe are SUB.
..c. '1 tfIs delay because uf r1rrIs.
.21 on Both sides 90 fha Atlantic
inc Frnr'H company. chill. rlf#a.
.- NHE. .n code fu Er.I4rF md
Ifa..' announced that code aIG-r4a.a
could D. placed or messages fr- F..
.'''| IN 'H" latter country
ceraors More severe
i.' owned rabI. U-na be-
tween rnrian1 and Central and -.rIr
Il con mental Europe and tho l...
lIua. Jan peninsula. were raIF fa h..
.NIH Nr'Hl. aIfnuuEn under ID ..-.
NfaO.N even more severe fHrr +I.f
.mroe.f nr fhn lines fr NrrH tH....
co. ID" limos through tho MaF.t..r..
.an o. purfa Ir Asia WIrrr arr BE-
raT fa-. Hr" r.en under rfr.rf rr-a.-.
-nIr Irr aIrrfy nf these Irn. --.
na.a. nurr. Ger arrHH.H .rrr .H.
.lFa between Europe and er-.f
America H. rrIrtrH.ir tra Gam. T..
--1f on Tho Inrr fH North ka.-...
I-' '.-mrr..aI -n~ran..e f..r. ID.
CHG cable from San rrar....H II. Id.
.l. 20 Honolulu Midway arH .r.r-
ana trr IInra between rf.rr- --r
porte I'M Japan and China rfr trr
.h'. .u 20 Huu. Nur. and r..-..
'..N..1 IrrUu.H that ..fr H..#. Ii.
.'.'f hrI.aI control and Odd. H-.r
nt Wren DE United States and Hs-.
..I and South America ... ~. ....
.aL.. rot under censorship
Managers uf cable ..4----... .-
'h.s city doubted uar frr -- -a
THIrt.r'. and restriction. ur-rF Ha
waived before ne termination I'd rr-
uuTrE
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HOW TO PRONOUNCE THEM

municipal markets commission to-day
took numerous steps % force down
wartime food prices. among others
Eg"king to enlist the aid % Col Geo.
". Cocktails
In a telegram Col Goethais was
asked 20 detail methods OF mainte-
nance and operation BY the subsist.
ence department IN the Panama Canal
zone. and 10 wire the commission the
prices the government "a charging on
staples. meats. vegetables and milks.
Resolutions were adopted ordering
'he establishment OF five municipal
markets in the thicklv populated sec
lions o. the city. and recommending
a special ordinance 90 provide for pun.
ishment Of combines. pools and trusts
which have used the war az preteAt
for food price advances
telegram was sent President VII.
son thanking him for his prompt az.
tempt Co deal with the situation
District Attorney James N WIker.
son said today Information had
reached him which leads him 90 hs
icye many corporation have con.
spired 90 take advantage OF the war
situation. Hc said "a conference with
Chicago packers did not indicate "a
conspiracy on their part
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FOOD TESTIFY
NEW YORK DISTRICT ATTORNEY
ASKS CONSUMERS TO sUB-
NIT COST or FOOD
Before ard After August First-Re-
tail Prices Advanced and Declined
IN the City Yesterday.

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE district
attorneys Officc today called upon the
actual purchasers OF foOd supplies
Tor each household in New York coun-
~ FOR Information concerning the
present prices Of foodsturs or other
commodities as compared with tho
cost before August
William A. Deford. the assistant
district attorney who Is conducting
an tnyestigation OF the rise tn the
cost % food 90 learn ~ there b. a
conspiracy among dealers 20 make
the European war an excuse OF chnrg
ing higher prices. issued a statement
asking householders 10 furnish him
with lists Of food purchases during
the last week In July the cost. names
and addresses 81 the dealers
Many subpoenaF we're issued al the
prosecutors office today directing
dealers Wholesale and retail 20 APP
pear and testify in Mr. Deford's IN
Quirty. The Information. 10 he decides
~ lB important enough Tor John Doe
proceedings win be pl8ced before
Chief Magistrate McAdoo
Tn Bronx county a similar inquiry
was trgun today. dealers testifyinE
regarding prices
Holdin1 Back Cattle
These Witnesses who included rep
rrFNntatlNes or The western packers.
agreed for the most part that stock
iNFNuN in inf west we're holding back
their cattle from the Chicago markets
Figures hey produced indicated de
crease Of more than nifty per cent In
the delivery Of cattle 20 the ChicnFo
Nards sinre The outbreak Of the war
abroad Several witnesses said there
Was shortage OF Argentine beef
The mHnarCr OFF "a large drug deal
inE house who testified admitted that
he had raised the price % certain
medicine and soaps. without real req
sons. o. bis cost for these common
ditieH vas tho same Sc was directed
20 produce bis stock list tomorrow
he retail prices ln parts a. the
city advanced today Boz some commo.
dities and decreased boz others T~a.
coffee and some OF the vegetables
rose. SUGAR remained che same. nuur
vent down and beef ln many sections
toll one cent pound The rrouumi-
col housewife ln fashionable come
munltle9 found she could buy more
chennlv Dol poorer sections where arp
was not known 8s roeFeesor OF
money
Tho developments of the next few
days. Do was stated win determine
whether municipal markets are f0 DO
established
Enust AID o. Cocktails
CHICAGO. Aus 1.-THE CHICAGO
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WAR RISK
inssrsrce Bsrezs g FacHitats sac
sra Processes in B1 % Be o.
frceuced ir Nouse Tooay.

WASHINGTON. Aur l1-Creat.on
20 government var r.sk Insurance
1lreau 20 facilitate shipping acro.s
The Atlantic vale the European pos
ere are ~ gar L. rTOpusrd In ON
which VII D. introduced ln the house
tonorroN with the approval % tbs
administration. The measure - one
% the results % che rec.nr cunfrrence
% business msn 40 The treasury De-
partment
The Proposed bureau would D. part
% the treasury Department Instead
q the department uf commerce as
rrsf contemplated There would b. IL
uar risk fund % abouf 5000. 600
slth WhiCh the government nould ln-
sure the vessels needed o. carr he
curEofs Of Grain. cotton and other
American products nov awaiting
trans porfation.
Secretary McAdoo and other mem
bers Of the cabinet think lt ls un-
likely many vessels Wiii take adtan-
taEe In the immediate future OF the
American registry biz which passed
congress today unless var risk tn
surance can D. provided
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PARIS Aug ~, N 20 m.-An
official statement issued to-niFhf
says
are making mefhodical prorresa Ira
upper AIeaCe The German forces ara
retiring in freat Disorder. some 10.
words Tho north. others % the east
hin le proved hy The enormous
amount 70 shells wagons and pro.
Visions abandoned
Do Germans aIr0 lost much more
heavily 'r l.a rrr1n man Ne al
fr.f thought"
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don. Aug Us. 2.l5 O. M German
wounded who have arrived here tell
OF the battle az la Garde The night.
ing lasted seven hours under a burn
ing sun. The Germans we're opposed
by Tar superior forces. strongly en-
trenched. The German artillery IRE
was brilliant two specially dangerous
French batteries being quickly taken.
To the heavy fighting Boo the village
the French occupied all the houses
and the church tower. whence they
fred rifles and rcvolyers The third
shell from the German artillery de
moIshed the church tower and the
village was captured by the Germans
IN flank attack Swing the German
cavalry "a complete victory
The French lied but many OF their
men were taken prisoners.
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ELkINS
W. NoN rave Fsa-ral csu-s se-
sions. -cuse Nasi-a Pass-d
81 NeafercaF.

etflai N-rrAtrn % We tnfalarsurar
WASHINGTON. 10 e. Aus H.
ne House to-day passed ire ON pro
gtdl1g Cor holding court az ETrins II
vas allied ~ By Conrressunan Suthsr-
land and successfully piloffd -hrcuas
~ Am Il had already passsd the
selatr.
Roy b Nayicr and John "a Reanard
% Mheeling. ard A r. Ksrny. OF Para.
sf-r-lrE. represFntnE the commerce
bcafla q those cities. are here 10 at
tendance a. The meeting % the Ma
uoral Rivers and Harbors ConE ress
lr addition 70 their local credentials
theI represent The Ohio River I'M
pros extent Association.
They are Interested IN seeing the
rivers and harbors bail passed al this
session Prospects for It's passage are
most unfavoratle az this time la car.
res an approprist totaling s.. 0O0 .
90 should u fail 10 pass work on
lat government projects viii b. tenn
porarily abandoned on account OF lack
% money. This would embrace AM
under work on the Ohio river and H.
West Nirginia tributaries
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Msn..nsar.ns - -.

LONDON. Aux ~. SOS p. IA
dispatch from Rome 20 thr EXCHANGE
lclrrraph company says the Munte-
negrin troops hlNe crossed the hos
man trCntrr and occupied the foWn
or lchainitEn after a nerce battle
kle Rome llsVltch % the EN-
change telegraph company adds that
me MoutfnFErius have captured eight
Austrian hlockhCufes in llerreEovinA
between Rilek and rreh.uie They
have also occupied several villages
near Irehin1c and have taken twelve
AuEIr-ln nrlcers nrLslneIs
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LONDON. Aug Is. rs a m-A
havas dispatch from Brussels says
II IL expected that th- LEGATIONS
ull follow the government 20 Ant
Nrrp. but the French minister VIII
remain horr. sending the counsellor
% Antwerp 20 keep in touch With the
DelClau government
The Soir save that according TO
news which arrived Monday after
noon. and which o. confirmed b. 10
War office. the Belgian infantry. Ia
conjunction with the French cavalry
have brilliantly repulsed German
attack The location OF the engage
mcnt is not mentioned
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RIO JANElRO. Aug 1.-THE Bra.
LILLIAN minister ~ foreign affairs. Or
Lauro Miller. har Instructed the Bra,
lillian minister af Berlin % demand
from the German government eNpla,
nations and fha punishment % those
rrsponsIble f1r The attack by German
soldiers on BernardIno Cnmpoa. ~.
president 90 fhe state ~ Sac Pauio
According 90 reports received here
senior Camps was assaulted and
rubbe1 while making bis way across
fhn Swiss frontier
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qany frCu Nlisn saws the Ccrriera
Della Serra has received an Account
o. conditions "a belgrade IN cons~-
CITY hy tne Austrians On ths oQpcslis
oank - the Danube.
The streets arr silent and deserted.
says the article. and The people % The
tOWu are living In cellars
Three thousand shrapnsl shells have
fallen I'm the CITY during the past week
A. yef little damage has becn done 10
property but a shell falling on The
celtral eleCtrlc Nurks has put half
The town In darkusss The stables
90 the royal palace arr IN ruins Tn
to the present nneen ciuErns have
been allied. Nhiie many others have
hctn injured
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Nontcrecro FIohtIro-

LONDON. Aug NJ. b. mn a dis.
patch from Cottinie Montenegro. tho
corresp ondent OF Reuters news AEen-
~ SAYS MontencErin forces have been
'uEHEvd tor TIRE last tao days VIA
stronr detachment Of Austrian troops
ln the neiEhhorhood % Grahavo The
MontenCgrtn Casualties In dead and
wounded were IS
on August rs the Austrians attacked
The western frontier Of Montenegro.
from krlvosile % Grahavo. Al the
same time Austrian vessels lombard.
% The Montenegrin position a. Low.
cen
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FALMDI TIT. AUG u 10 20 D. m
The landing here from the Jnt-,f
states cruiser Tennessee 81 81. 600.
600 Dol gold belonging GO American
banker. which Or 90 hn used for the
relief Of American refugees was dee
laypd twenty f1ur hours owing 20 a
iFuIderstand with regard 20 In
suranre Tonight however. NJ la
safely aboard a train bound Tor Lon
don
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LONDON. Aug u.s. 800 a. m The
Daily Mails correspondent az Hopen-
hagen says The German general stat
has refused 10 allow Newspaper CORE
sro1dDnfe with the army Only The
general Hfal viii BE- permitted f1 give
out news ~ the operation.
Two German arrou'auHe with their
crews have been Lost according 90
Berlin dispatches. Three military
cnaunrurs and one officer have been
shot hr seufrIes af Munich because
they failed t0 stop when CHALLENGED.
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oets Mar New.

ROME. via Paris. Aug. n. T.2s V
m NotwithEtandinE his weakness
the pope has insisted upon receiving
from the papal secretary OF state. Car
dinal Merry del Val. a complete TO
port on the war situation. the iateat
news from the field and the possible
Developments. The pOntim has ex.
pressed his most ardent desire 10 DC
anything In his power 20 check the
bloodshed.
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LONDON. Aug rs. so al ma
dispatch 90 the Daily eleeraph from
Paris says.
The recruiting % corps OF rough
riders On proceeding rapidly Several
American cowboys and former Amerl-
can caYalrymen are among lts num-
Der. Three wealthy Americans have
promised % furnish the best mounts
money can buy FOR the entire body.
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LONDON, Aug n. 50 p. "A
brussels dispatch 90 the Exchange
Telegraph company SAWS the French
casualties in the hEhunE between
Namur and uIuarf we're heavy. as
Che Germans were strongly en-
trenched and their artillery at the
outset played great havoc with the
French
The French wing 40 Dinunt had
been badly cur up and nearly routed
when suddenly the strains uf the Mar
seillaise resounded an the French
lines and the men rail. and re-
formed With splendid gallautry they
charged. hurting themselves on the
German troops. breaking through
them and putting them TO flight
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LONDON. Aug u. go q. m.-The
British army council has decided not
20 allow any war correspondents 10
accompany tho eNpedltiouary force
for tho present. Some passes had
been issued but these were revoked.
In letter announcing its decision
this council says that the French
army officials also have decided not
fo allow any correspondents 70 40
company their forces
~ is understood that correspondents
VIII be asked ~ leave belgium. Some
are already leaving
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VIII Protect MERCHANDISE,

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 17-"Ths
Japanese fleet will protect American
and JapancEc merchantmen in AHiatic
waters. declared Y. Numana. Japan
csc counsel general here today IN dis
GUESSING the possibilities of hostilities
between Japan and Germany.
American trade with the Orient
will not be- endangered Japan is ten
times az strong IN the Orient as Ger
many ne added
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LONDON. AUG. 40 20 p m IT,
The Belgian ministers OF war. finance
and foreign affairs. and the French
and Russian ministers 20 Belgium.
corting tO "a despatch received here
hy The Exchange TELEGRAPH The ar
fairs ~ France and Russia were LETT
hy their respective ministers In the
hands OF The Spanish legation. tho
despatch ADDS
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BELGIANS PREPARE


700 tte Tempe points out that the
fre-ch troops cannot tehorch on the
rlr.n ~ trr valley 90 fhr fruche.
"a nlch u barred b. The fortress 90 MAJ
nriu lu Alslcs. twelve miles south
tFer Necessary % ocrupy the valley.
~ Otherwise 81 uight D. uill1cd By
the Grruaus
Ire Temps suEEcsts thaf TIE fact
nat hc1fF artillery has lFCn fouud ln
that rcEiou maF g. construed A. to-
cic1tnE that rht Germans arr rnassinE
troops bshinc the Rhine rrrpErinE 90
talns
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JAPAN'S ENTRY
BY Secretary Tumulty tonight az tho
direction Of the President
lcoatlaasa - -. -

by Secretary Tumulty tonight az the
direction Of the President
Expresses No Opinions
The President feels .f Incumbent
on himself said Secretary TumuItv
az the head % n neutral nation 20 *.
press no opinions whatsoever on the
try"
Diplomatic dispatches brought no
further Information as fO tho future
course ~ either Japan or Germany
but oihhCial Washington was divert.
~ for the moment from the thought
uf The hosUlitIes lu Europe f1 n hy.
pofheuC8l consideration ~ how Amer
lean puaseFeiors in fhe Var East uifl-
muffly might hc affected hv tho re.
suits of on extension of tho war 90
the Orient
Army stratcrisfs discussed among
themsr'ves whether Japan might not
also take the German possessions in
the samoan and Caroline islands.
which are ON the American line ~
communication to The Philippines and
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LONDON. AUG rs. IA m-A Paris
special 90 the Daily Telegraph says:
IL In reported here that an engage
ment between a British and a German
warhhip has occurred on the Canary
lslands 10 h. stated that a German
cruiser has been sunk. and also that
q British cruiser has captured a Ger
man ship containing munitions OF
war
The British of1ciai news bureau has
no Information concerning these re.
ports
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AeropIane srovoht Dow,

PARIS. Aus. n. b:b5 p. m.-Accord.
ms 90 ofhcial reports made public 90.
Ing over Gives In the Department Of
Nhmur. belgium. was met with a hot
hre from the Belgians. The machine
fell near Hastiero
shortly after this. az Dinant. a party
OF ten lhlans encountered a detach.
meut OF belcians. Seven OF the Tn.
escaped
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PARIS. Aus. H. 5.55 p MT was
announced officially this afternoon that
Russia viii treat with especial con sd.
Grafton any prisoners from the Ger.
man provinces Of Alsace and Lorraine
VINO may BE- captured by her forces
france, on her part. will show equal
consideration toward any Polish prison.
ers she may make. The two countries
have reached an understanding 10 this
effect
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TOXIC. Aug l1-FolluwinE
meeting to-day Of the Sriyukal party.
considered the strongest political or
sanitation In Japan. which was called
20 discuss the situation between
Japan and Germany. a member who
Was present quoted Count Okuma the
premier as having said that Japan
never would touch any German
colony except kiAo Chow.
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LONDON tlH 1a-I1e M
InI"rrnr r.nF Monday from BRUSSELS
.n I.anan telegraph company's
rUrrr.I pendent raVH
To-day Fas been fulf ~ errIfn-
Irrr f..4IIrfIuF rumorr have
been circulated owing % tho removal
n. .rat nt Eoverumenf to Antwerp and
ODD. rNUHr.Irr RI Che royal family
D.. expressed fhaf the German
." Inrr. fnr extreme left AMI
ri fIa BrIF.an lines hnfucen
Cen EnrE and WaFra and rodoirr.
. I.r.rmruf fo eject a raid on
Ia. .r cleo fo cover fhe German
r.r toward tHe French army bg
"f I...H and Namlr"
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LONDON. Aug 49, ma dis
patch received by rle HaFas aecnry
from Brussels gives rho l0I'0uIng
statement issued Iau rlaht bv tho
Belgian government
German troops wfI.H yesterday
failed ir an attempt GO f1rp ard
movement are returning to-day With
ont N-lfrr Oh fha direction OF Hlr.
nut Tho reverse auafH rcd hr tho
German cavalry af IarI.r made them
nIrahIv more cautious BON sunday
and Monday They arc moving more
prIlrufg retiring without Irm.rv
into arF serious rrrHr.maHf hU we
German frnDr. recently Hnrr fore
or army Hra rI1p' Hr purely Do.
frra.r. altitude rrf rrfrarrr.rr
fnrrl#n. Far
To-day paced rrrf rrtrrr
IHn CORE ponder. ..". f|af rr.
rrrl.rr fn rrr.rrr.rH rr rrHHsr-
mont occurred - Poi. ..rH God rf
Nr'.Hr rfHr f..r.H.. .rHn. IH
which .N- G.r" have
suffered heavy
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I-r f ".rr NJ lEr Hrfriar army.
rlI.n fr cover Bruraefa.
I.r..I from IlouVaIn f1 nr.
.U Dol ftF direction of DIrrf" ace
fr trn Brussels orrrsp0ndent
rf frr Daily Express
Ihr delay Ir The German attack AZ
ru.rt ODE r0rrearondnnf con
auurn affTIElfed 20 the severe
.r..as Indicted bY fha BeIrarr mere
orr frlff also fhaf the raIucfanre
m tra f0 send her promised
run'n ~ troops. Il cOnrr0urnca ~
attitude. and an incirIeuf anti.
var movement ln Germany. have
.. '.. German plans and delay
t.f fanre ~ The German en-
l.rIrr fruCle
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WASHINGTON. n G. Aug IL
West Flrsiuians IN this CITY today
were George ~ Bowers. MARTINI
burg George r. White. Weston. How
ard shoWalter. Fairmont. Herbert
saunders. Raleigh. r. a. Naylor. Chas
McCabe and John "a Rennsrd Wheel.
ing, A r Kenny. Parkersburr. Ioha
i. MCGraw Grafton
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Grorre Albert wallace. % Dana.
rIerofra. Me- has razor raf bel
seen continuous service fcr $50 years.
lL W bought on England b. BIZ
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RIVAL NORTH SEA FLEETS

Powerful Gun Bateshps Of England Germany Gathered
For Great Battle Which May Decide European
Supremacy the Ocean.
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Erust AID o. Cocktails
CHICAGO Aus 1.-THE CHICAGO
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enure system OF the Western Union
cables On the south Of Europe ie a-rui
laIll aurctod. ~ practically am the
terminals are In British poszessIoDs
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-11-13
THE COUNTY FAIR.

Now is the time to begin on the
1915 county fair. There should be a
meeting at once and the new directors
and officers elected. The committees
for next year should be named at an
early date, and whatever improvement
needed to accommodate the fair should
be completed some weeks in advance
of the fair. The livestock depart
ment should be enlarged and more at
tention paid to it. The farmers
should be urged to exhibit their best
stock. The people should start now
to plan for farm and garden exhibits.
The best patches of land should be
mulched and MANFRED and prepared
for the best crops next fall, and every
attention given to the growing pro-
ducts during the entire season. Re-
member that we want variety. We
need little of everything, and the
guilty should be first class. We need
to study the art of preparing exhibits
after they are grown, that we may
make our exhibits show off to tho best
advantage. If we try we can have
the whole country talking about the
things we grow in Clearwater county.
And some people will get interested
and come here to live and enjoy tie
soil ard the climate.