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CHAPTER Xxx.
CHAPTER Xxx
What Are Layouts' and Dummies

The best way to learn the mechanical findaments in
regard to advertising to visit engraving plant print
ing plant and lithographing plant If you conquer all the
main facts in connection with those processes you will
then have . working basis sufficient SO that you
instruct your printer artist engraver just what
you want That ought to be sufficient knowledge Of
printing details as far the usual advertising
concerned
At the same time you should have working informa
ton As rule, the printer apt to seek the arts
tic effect than he to make the layout the mosteeet
i've possible from advertising standpoint As result
OF this condition, you do better advertiser it
you specify to the printer just what you want.
Your usual way to make known your desires would
be by of dummy it is called if it is apece
of printing matter which you having made up for you
OR by means of 'layout'' if it is advertisement
which yoWgye publication for them to reproduce for
inclusion in their finished printed form, whether it be
magazine, newspaper what-not.
The dummy is simply rough sample suggesting
what you want If it is booklet you desire, you should
give the printer dummy suggesting the stock to be used
comprising the number of pages which the booklet is
have. Likewise, this dummy should show.the size and
kind of binding you require Throughout this dummy
You would Indicate by sketch, where the illustrations
should go. You should number these places and cor
respondingy number the backs of the engraving plates
he is to As to the reading matter, you will figure
out how many words of the size of type which you want
fit into square inch. Thus you designate how
much matter will go ON each type page.
type page is not full page. 1t is that part Of
full page which is to be covered with type Thus If your
dummy has page 6x9 inches and If has inehwide
border ofawhte space all the arounds then yoaE
type page will be 5xS inches. .|.,
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VEXED QUESTION
UP 1OLABORERS
Of TWO NATIONS

Dr. B. Suzuki. representative of
the labor organizations of Japan, is a
passenger on the Chiyo Maru, which
left Honolulu this morning. bound
for San Francisco, where he is to at.
tend the American Labor Conference
In speaking of the present American
Japanese question, DR.. Suzuki said:
The Acknowledgements problem
must be settled by the laboring classes
of both countries. I am indeed proud
to be one among the world represen-
tatives who will attend the Labor Con-
ference at San Francisco. On June l
We had In the Y NJ C. A. hall at Kan.
da conference OF the labor organiza-
tion leaders at which / was appointed
to represent japanese labor in Amerl-
ca At this meeting there were 5000
people in attendance. The articles, of
DR.. Gnliek in regard to the American.
Japanese question were read to the
crowd, and these people followed in
general the opinions held by him. /"
After his visit to the labor confer
enee in San Francisco. DR.. Suzuki will
make an extended tour over the states
in order to study labor conditions in
America. He will return to Japan in
December.
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'mARai9D.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ho-
nolulu, June &c, 1915. John vascon-
cellos and Miss Rosaline Pacheco.
Rev. +. Charles NJ. Limburg of the
Catholic Cathedral officiating; wit
nesses- Francisco yasconcellos and
Julia Pacheeo.
Observation-Disclosures = In
Honolulu. June "a. 1915. James @.
HolIingsworth and Mrs. Amanda
Reynolds, Elder Ernest L. Miner OF
the Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Saints officiating; witnesses
w. j. Cole and Robert H. Smit.
KAAPANA-KALEIKOA-In Honolulu,
June "a, 1915, John Kaapara and
Mrs. Malta Kaleikoa. Rev. John X.
Kekipi, pastor Of the Kealaula
church, officiating; Witnesses Hoo
kama Kaniuani and A. l. Bright.
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CARRANzA TO
=
renew ATTACK
. ON MEXICO CITY
Rushes Reinforcements From
Vera Cruz; Famine Condi-
tons Growing Worse
ASSOCIATED Press by Fed wireless.3

L fAooOSldICu IO0o W 90
WASHINGTON. d. c., June 81
Conditions at Mexico City are ex-
tremely critical" is the news carried
to the state department in official des,
patches from Mexico.
twenty-five thousand troops own
ing allegiance to General Emiliano
Zapata are garrisoning the CITY," the
dispatches continue. Last Wednes-
day they drove of an attack support
ed with infantry fire delivered by the
troops of General Pablo Gonzales, one
of Carranza's commanders.
"Reinforcements are now being
rushed up from Vera Cruz by Carran-
"a and new attack is expected at
any moment. The city is feverishly
restless and the famine daily grows
worse" III
Conditions Improve In West.
On the West Coast, where the va
qui Indians have made so much trou.
BILE. conditions are said to be improv.
ing, and Admiral Howard, command
ing the Pacific feet, reports from
Guaymas that he is on friendly terms
with all factions.
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DIED.

WATSON Honolulu. June q. 1915,
Mrs. Lizzie Watson of Buckle lane.
native of this city, % years Of age.
WONG--In Honolulu, June q, 1915,
Gabriel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wong
Lung of Moiliili, months and 3
days of age.
KAUIHOU = In Honolulu, June 81,
1915, Harry, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Kauihou OF sos Kalihi road, IL
months old.
KAHULUALlI--In Honolulu. June "a,
1915. East Kahulualii of the Star
block, Fort street, native Of La
haina, Maui. 81 years of age. Flu
neral at 8. o'clock this afternoon
from NJ. E. Silva's undertaking par
lors, Nuuanu and Kukui streets.
ADOLF0 LIN Honolulu. June 25. 1915,
Alfonso, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tito
Adolfo OF Queen, near Richard
street. month and nine days old.
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GE0RGIANS QUITTING
DOWN, AND MILITIA
GUARD WITHDRAWN

ATLANTA, Ca, June 29-Former
Governor Slaton, who retired from Of
fee at the expiration OF his term last
Saturday departed quietly for Cali
fornia today, with his wife.
His successor, Governor Harris, has
requested that efforts to incite vio-
lence and riotous demonstrations
cease. because +'the Frank case is now
past history"
The guard of militia protecting the
executive mansion, the public build.
ings and Former Governor Slaton S
home was withdrawn yesterday.
Twenty-six persons arrested in the dis.
orders that followed his communication
of Franks death sentence to life Inn
prisonment will be prosecuted on
charges of rioting.
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EXECUTIVE OF
HAWAII FETED
At SAN DIEGO
Governor Pinkham is Recipient
of Many CourteSieS From
Officials of Exposition

Especial Star Bulletin correspondence
SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 1I.-Goy.
ernor Pinkham of Hawaii and Colonel
c. B. Cooper OF his stan. arrived in
San Diego on Sunday afternoon. June
Is, and were taken for drive through
the city and 10 Coronado by General
and Mrs. John Mcclellan.
On Monday morning they were met
at their hotel by President Davidson
and his aide. and with an escort OF
a squadron OF cavalry proceeded TO
the exposition At the western gate
they were met by the battalion of ma
rines under the command of Major
McKelvy, and escorted across the
Puente Cabrillo to the California build.
ing.
After a walk through the grounds
and enjoying the dancing and singing
of the Spanish dancers, the governor
lunched with President Davidson at
the Cafe Christobal The other guests
were Major McKelyy. General John
Mcclellan, Mr. A. s. Bridges, Colonel
Cooper and Captain RiIfenbach.
After luncheon the party visited the
isthmus and were enthusiastically re-
ceived by the Hawaiians, who dec
Grated them with leis and entertained
them with music and songs. The gov
ernor was much interested IN the mo-
del ranch. He then passed through
some of the principal buildings and
on to the Plaza, where he reviewed
the battalion of marines. After see
ing the great organ, the party attend
ed the reception at the California
building, and met Mrs. Davidson and
other San Diegans. Later, Governor
Pinkham and Colonel Cooper took the
drive to Point Iona with Mr.. A. s..
Bridges and General Mcclellan. stop
ping on the way back at Mr., Bridges
house at Iona Portal to enjoy the
view of the bay and city.
That evening the governor and Coli
onel Cooper attended the banquet at
the Grant Hotel
On Tuesday morning General Nc
CIellan called for the governor at the
Grant Hotel and took MINI and Colonel
Cooper to the exposition. which they
proceeded to explOre
They. Witnessed the procession 81
the 81 American Beauties, and iunched
at the Ghristobal. /.
In the: evening Governor Pinkhani
and Colonel Cooper dlned with Cen
eral and Mrs. Mcclellan at their home
in 4th street, 1e -
The other guests at dinner We're
Mrs. G. Aubrey Davidson. Mr.. and
Mrs A. s. Bridges. Mr. Austin ".
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. E. K Camp.
bell and Mr.. and Mrs. Krieger OF St
Paul. Minnesota.
Governor Pinkham expected to
leave for the North on Wednesday.
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Note Asks That Foreign Office
Reconsider Refusal to Set
tie Case DipIomatically
IAssoclated Press By Fed. wireless.l

IAssociated Press by Fed, Wireless
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 2s.-
That Germany has any justihcation
whatever in sinking an American snip
in order TO destroy her cargo or con-
traband or conditional contraband Is
denied with emphasis In the American
note of reply TO Berlin relating TO the
case OF the VIM. p. Frye. To admit
justification In such a case would be
to admit that the Germans have a
right TO torpedo and sink an Ameri-
can ship suspected Of carrying contra
band, an admission that the United
States is not prepared to make under
any circumstances.
Germany Asked to Reconsider.
The American note, which had been
delivered to Foreign Minister Won ia.
gov on June "a, was made public here
last night. It is the American reply
to the contention OF Berlin that the
claim arising from the sinking Of the
Frye on the high seas by the German
commerce destroyer Prinz Eitel Fried
rich should be adjudlcated before q
German prize court
The note asks Germany to recon
slider its refusal TO settle. the claims
for damages presented through the
state department by the owners OF
the Frye and BY Captain Kiehne, her
master.
American Proposal Rejected.
The German reply, received by the
state department on June 10, made the
claim that Germany has the right TO
=. = -.
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If possible, You would paste into this socaIled
dummy proof of the cuts you propose to Also, you
would Indicate under the place for eac any wording you
wish to captions Then You would also designate
what the headlines should be- writing them in ON the
dummy itself. As to the reading matter, you would
simply make it clear where should CO. But you would
make no attempt to embody it in your dummy
1t is the same way in regard to LAYOUT If for a
gonR3ayout would be practically
map of tie way YOU wahtl the illustrations and type
matter arranged Any big adlines YOU would probably
sketch in nthissna and possible You would either
paste in proof Of tile cut or, if YOU had the cut handy
would ink itsonA ordinary rubber stamp pad and
hammer impression of it to the layout directly from
the printing pate The reading matter itself, YOU would
simply attach to the layout marking each piece to
show without difficulty just where each paragraph
should be inserted in the composition.
Also You would clearly indicate, both ON the
Layout and the sheets Of reading matter, just what
style and size of type the compostor should 1t is
not necessary rule to specify these details very
rigdy for it is often desirable permit the copostor
to use his Judgements long this judgment har
monies with the requirements of advertising effective
AS rule you will have to decide absolutely regard
to the paper stock to be used in it printing job
You will undoubtedly have before you full sampecase
showing the different styles which are available These
little samples will also indicate in what size they
carried in stock and also the weight The quotation will
usually be basis of rean, which is generally 500
sheets, and the weight will usually the number of
pounds that each ream weighs.
You will have hundreds of different kinds of paper
from which to choose and hundreds of different kinds of
colors You will have to select largely the basis Of
the feeling and the looks OF course there all sorts
of grades from the cheapest newspaper stock, which
made of wood pulp, to the finest linen bonds which are
made from selected rags All of them sized In other
words they have been treated with substance that has
tended to fill up the pores of the paper that the ink
will stay the surface and not soak through
Paper however, will always IN the quality Of the
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i, S. TELLSGERMANY TREATY WAS
]. VIOLATED BY SINKINGOF FRYE;
REFUSES PRIZE COURT JUDGMENT
germans Violated Obligations.

Germans Violated Obligations.
Now It is an admitted fact that the
master OF the VIM. p. Frye undertook
to jettison his cargo, but was not al
lowed to finish the task. and his YES
sci was sunk. Such destruction was
violation of the obligations of Ger
many
"The United States disagrees with
the contention of the imperial govern
ment Of Germany that an American
vessel carrying contraband can be de-
stroyed without the German govern.
ment' mourning any liability beyond
the compensation to be fixed by Ger
man prize court"
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ORDERS
HAzING PROBE
At ANNAPOLIS

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. ]
ANNAPOLIS, Md. June 29. Charges
that hazing became prevalent again in
the United States naval academy two
years ago, although the practise was
supposed to have been stamped out
completely ten years ago. will be the
subject OF special investigation, be-
gun yesterday by order of Rear Adj
miral William F. Fullam, superinten.
dent of the academy
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NEBRASkANS WILL
HONOR w. ]. BRYAN

ASSOCIATED Press BY Fed. Wireless. ]
LINCOLN, Neb., June 29.-William
Jennings Bryan will be the guest OF
honor at great reception to be held
here this evening. The former secre-
tary of state will address the guests
present on peace. Governor Morehead
will preside at the meeting.
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THAW Is SANE, SAY
FEDERAL ALIENISTS
ASSOCIATED Press BY Fed. wireless. !

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. !
NEW YORK, N. Y, June 29.-Two
federal commissioners appointed by
the court to determine whether Harry
Kendall Thaw might safely be granted
his liberty, pending hearing of his
appeal from the verdict by which he
was brought back from New Hamp-
shire, reported yesterday that they
had examined and tested Thaw from
every angle and had found that "he
is sane and rational"
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TENNESSEE SAFE
AT ALEXANDRIA,
With REFUGEES

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. ]
ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. June %.
The American cruiser Tennessee ar
rived here yesterday from Beirut with
refugees, fleeing from possible anti
Christian uprising and massacre. The
refugees numbered 100 Americans and
400 italians
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Miss Mabel Boardman, chairman of
the National Relief Board of the
American Red Cross, issued an APP
peal for an endowment of $5,o00.0p1
to maintain the organization as eff.
GENTLY as any other in the world.
It is said that reindeer are more nu-
merous than horses in Norway.
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IN VAR ARENA
NICHOLAS GOES TO FRONT;

NICHOLAS GOES TO FRONT;
PoLiNAN0FF NEW WAR MINISTER
PETROGRAD. Russia, June g. EN-
peror Nicholas left today for the front
in Galicia. after having accepted the
resignation of his minister OF war and
effected a reorganization of his cabinet
which 1t is thought will bring the gov
eminent into closer sympathy with the
public.
Gen. Zoukhamlinoff is succeeded by
Gen. Polivanoff. soldier and states
man OF liberal views, who is popular
with the masses of the people.
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TEUToNs REFUSE 70
DELIVER RoPE,s + MAIL.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June %
Verbal information that the German
and Austrian postal authorities are re.
fusing to pass onward or receive any
mail addressed to or from the Holy
See in Rome was conveyed to the state
department informally yesterday by
the italian legation.
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BORN.

ZERBE-In Honolulu, June rs, 1915.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Zerbe OF
1867 Piikoi street, a daughter.
MARCIELrIn Makawao, Maui, June
Is. 1915, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Mar
ciel, son.
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CULEBRA SLIDES
AGAIN CLOSE CANAL
TO DEEPWATER SHIPS

ASSOCIATED Press BY Fed. wireless.l
j PANAMA, C. T., June 29.-Fresh
slides in the Culebra cut have closed
the canal temporarily to vessels draw
ing more than 90 feet of water Al
though the present movement is not
in itself thought to be particularly
serious, it has symptoms which indi-
cate that 1t may be the forerunner OF
an important earth movement.
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MUST PAY By THURSDAY
Oh SUBMIT 10 PENALTf

IF those IN Honolulu who owe the
United states government taxes for
liquor licenses. or Tor licenses under
the Harrison antfnarc0tic act, Or %
bacco licenses, or who owe corpora
ton or personal income taxes. wish
to save the penalty crowded for tardy
payment, they had better visit this Of
fee before If closes tomorrow night.
warned Jim Haley. collector Of
United states internal revenue today.
The revenue toIIeetor,s Office VIII
remain open tonight and tomorrow
night just as long As there 4 any
money il sieht A heavy penaity fo[
ncn.payment Of & s government taxes
before midnight viii be imposed 81
the delinouents.
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cREEcE,s KING NOW
DECLARED OUT or DANGER. .

ATHENS, Greece, June 29-King
Constantine is declared at last to be
out OF danger OF recurrence of the.
plehrisy which nearly cost him his life.
He will go to the Chateau de Gle to
complete his convalescence.
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]. PURPOSES OF THE COURSE.-l) rs increase
for the retailer sDo ,soo TO shoO
the oa-adoerssng retailer he can loacer has prices get
increase profits. go 70 suggest to the jobber and
manufacturer cautious method to create demand and
advertising abiliy for place THIS
THIS course. whsn degersd personally class of sta
dents, costs SIS. 1t is equivalent to correspondence
Which costs $685. The entire 90 lessons .D Be
given erclusiuey NTH this newspaper free Of charge
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|irALlANs CUT WAY srHRoucH

R0ME. Italy. june 29-An Italian
Thanking column, operating from Bres.
ella as its base, penetrated the Trep;
tho yesterday through the lofty pass
es at Riva, north OF Lake Garda.
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Try the new breakfast specials" at
the n. NJ. c. A. cafeteria tomorrow
morning. Something to suit every
taste. Breakfast served $50 to 81
ADV.
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HERMAnNs soEHNE.

versammlungen in Knights OF Ply.
thias Hall Montag. Juni 81, JUL 5,
w. woLTERs, Praes.
C. BOLTE. Sekr.
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SPORTS, CLASSIFIED AND SHIPPING
NEWS SECTION
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
StaOt unO Gonnth.

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.@lfs" on yiorO 8aibinston Npsnus
iol am 16. Dejtmber nit sntlprshen.
ben 6sisrlihisitsn siuespsibt psrosn.
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tag bel oem Mulberry Struee Yiabuft
elm StraBenbabnmaaen In Brano nuo
wuros SerftOrt. Der 8srluft bstrdst
"a, ZOO.
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ben, uslder pahriheinlif, Sur6 Sslblt.
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Usriiheruns geoedt.
- Dis Union National 8anf srmar.
tst. ihr neues Pruhtsebduoe on Der
@de pon 2adamannd uno Waihington
Apenuss am 1. Sanuar In Senusung
su baden. Sm oberen 2bsile finb i1on
p,ri1ieosne Wiietbsr stnseBosen, oa bsr'
islbs nunmsbr fsrtis lit.
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ten Blau Banf, Uillaro Wf. Bunnell
uno Susb 8. @uans. habsn sessn 200
PeriOnen. neld,e nobeju $2l 900 pon
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laneuus Der Bstrdse anssltrenst. @S
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ndhften DOnneritus auf Der Rhdfabrt
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1776 bic uuabhdnsisftit Der Sersinie.
ten Staotsn uOu Der brittihen 3ns9t.
i4aft antiinotete.
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2lms bem pberen SbaIe.
(Slr6balS @orreipoubenl.)

- Gin T66tsrl.iu bot iid bel ben
@beleuten Sreo 3tmmsrmann uon Did
ion @iip einssitellt.
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nuh @rlausuus ieinss SObnes uOu BED.
uille beimfebrte. uon pier Serlen iiber'
fallen, bsiiunuugsIos eeihlngen uno
oann Inn $13 bsraubt. @r ionnte feline
ssuausrs SeidrsibuuS ieinsr ansrsifsr
9ebtn.
(@arbonbals @orreiponosus.)
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@ofte on Canaan Strabe nurbe Dien'
flag Wforsen mitiammt Snhalt ourh
einen Brano uollitanOis 3srft6rt. eineu
Serlnit uon So, 900 perurlahenb.
& Die II Sabre alte Sslsn Pries
BON Belmont Strase nuroe Sonnta9
Jiahmitlag an Der Ode pon @arfislo
Gpenue un6 @bur9 Stra6e pon einem
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ourd 8srlesunseu erbaIteuo, pslhs als
fatal betrahtet nurbsn. Der linfe
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per jsridunoen nno jsri@nittsn unO ite
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orei @inbriihs ansemeloet, bic ytu4ts
suuor ftattfanoen. Sn Der SDilliam
Subbaro gBobnung on Der Ode BON
@arfielo Gpsnue unb S8Domins Strabs
purbsn Sa9sn I'm mtrtb BON iiber
800 srbeutst, rpdbrenb 6. U. 0torsan
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