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Arizona republican., 1915-11-13
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov. 12.- Colonel Brown. in command of two squadrons of United States Cavalry at Naco, Arizona. reported to southern department Headquarters at Fort sam Houston tonight that Villa soldiers had chased an alleged murderer two hun dred yards within American territory and after capturing him took him back into Mexico.
 Colonel Brown reported that he made
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INtpuuIIIdH N' Ts Etd@4u "WeI
 LEANENWORTH. Nov. 12. - Five UriScrers made their escape from the Kansas state penitentiary at Lansing at s o'clock tonight and at a late hour still were at large The five were in separate cells when all Of the cells were unlocked. Leaving the cells they broke through the roof of the building with an iron bar and let themselves down outside the wall bv a rope of bed sheets.
 William Latrasse convicted of
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ADDITIONAL CREDITS
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PARIS. Nov. 12.-In a report on ad- ditional credits to be asked of the chamber of deputies for 1915, the bud get committee estimates that the mili- tary expenses for the first seventeen months of the war from August 1, 1914 to December 51. 1915 will be 21.43S,- 561 900 francs (s4.2S7712, ,00O).
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VOTE TWENTY-TWO PER CENT
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 SACRAMENTO Nov. 12.-Accord- ing to figures given out today by the secretary of states office, the total vote cast at the special election of October 26 was 22 per cent of the total registra tion.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-13
SUBMARINES NOT SUNK
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AMSTERDAM, Via London, Nov. 12.-A semi official dispatch received here from Berlin declares that the report that two German submarines have been sunk in the Straits of Gibraltar is pure invention.
 The report referred to was received on November 10 from Algeclras, Morocco by way of London.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-13
Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster Does Not Feel Able in Times Like These to Remain in Well Paid Inactivity
JOINS QUEENS OWN
 OXFORD HUSSARS

In Letter of Resignation Explains He Agrees on Formation of Small War Council and Appreciates Effort of Premier
Arizona republican., 1915-11-13
AGREE STEAMER WASNOT WARNED
 BEFORE ATTACK

Reports Received By the Owners of .AncOna From Places Where Survivors Land Say No Warning Given by Submarine
Arizona republican., 1915-11-13

Mark Boundary Line NACO, Ariz., Nov 12.-The boundary
Arizona republican., 1915-11-13

Marching to Leskovac
 BERLIN, Nov. F, via London Dis patches received by the Bulgsr an le- gation here report that the Bulgarian
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

| had had my salary raised
Even when | was only 3. re.
member ! wanted 10 play Sissy
In The Silver King. although I
was supposed TO take the part Of a
little boy.
Miss Biankie looked me over
and said. I believe you can play
Sissy. can't your NV mother look.
ed frightened. but said. oh. yes.
ma'am. ! know ! can play H. And
did.
Il never had. In all my life. but
one spasm OF stagefright. and that
was when playing I'm BOTTLES
Baby ! looked over the footlights
straight into my mothers eyes.
had started a long speech, but IA |
caught the expression OF my moth.
er's face. 30 full OF love and pride.
my little heart almost broke with
the ear that ! should not fulfill her
confidence In me
~ stopped short and began
20 cry. remember that the
EnglIshman. who was playing
BOTTLES at the time. picked me
up. and. holding me close In his
arms. said, We bIu ones make
mistakes az times, and we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

she is, the sweetest woman that
ever drew breath-her life has
been one long sacrifice for her
children.
she says very little. but you
may be sure nothing escapes her
eyes when she looks at you. and
you are sure 10 do right when you
follow her advice.
William Dean. the late stage
manager OF the Belasco companies.
who was with Beiasco at the time
OF my engagement In The Good
Little Devil. remarked TO me once.
I don't know who your business
adviser Is. but whoever IL II. he IL
hummer. No one can put any.
thing over on him.
Il don't suppose than Dean ever
knew that my business adviser was
the little woman who looked as
| though she were too feminine TO
know anything about business-my
mother.
Il shall never cease to be crate
full that my mother taught me 10
be saving. By this she bestowed
upon me the greatest blessing
have ever possessed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

SEATTLE ACTRESS AT
COLONIAL; Love PLAY /.
IS BILLED AT LIBERTY
COLONIAL

COLONIAL
HATHERINE COUNTESS. the
Al former Seattle stock actress,
will bid farewell to the movie
fans following her appearance next
week In "A Modern Magdalen' ut
the Colonial. Miss Counties re-
turned to the stage directly after
this release.
"A Modern Magdalen" Is a five
part story from the pen OF c. Had
don Chambers. having TO do with
the lives OF the employees In a great
factory. The leading roles are enact
ed by Miss Countiss and Lionel
barrymore.
Katrinka factory girl. finds her
life anything but agreeable when
her parents continue TO nag her.
In despair she accepts the offer OF
the factory owner to become his
mistress.
When her lovers extravaganza
ruins him. katrinka tries TO atone
for the past by becoming an army
nurse and finds happiness at last
with the faithful Joe Mercer. role
played by VIM. Nooker.
One OF the most sensational
scenes In the production Is the
burning OF Lindsays factory.
An extra added feature OF the
new Colonial bill will be the ap
pearanoc OF the Castles. the world
famous dancers. They are shown
IN their original conception OF so
ciety's latest fads. the Argentine
Tango. Maxixe Brasilienne. One
Step. Hesitation Waltz and the
Castle Walk The dancers were
filmed IN their own restaurant. the
San Soucl. on Broadway.
lIsERrv
''Gretna Green" with the irresist-
ible Marguerite Clark. comes to
the Liberty theatre Sunday for
three days.
Miss Clark plays belle OF old
Harroweate. England. who falls In
love with a riding master and
elopes with him TO thu original
Gretna Green In Scotland.
The picture contains all tho es-
sentials OF successful screen
drama--lovc. sacrifice. humor. myr
terry and thrill-and Is laid In the
period OF the early 18th century.
Miss Clark portrays the lovable
character OF Dolly Erskine. The
other members of the cast are: Ar
thur Hoops. Helen Lutrell. Lester
Chambers. W. Merkyi. @. A. Still-
well. ]. A. Hall. Martin Reagan and
Julia Walcott-
~Gretna Green was produced by
the Famous Players Film Co
The Liberty will also nut on the
FIRST reel of pictures taken at tho
Vanderbilt cup races to arrive In
Seattle. The races were filmed
1t the risk Of the life OF the opera
tor.
MlssIoN
A three-part drama and two COM
edies comprise the attractions at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
What's on the Bills

Class a Ending Tuesday Night
The Truth OF Fiction" two reels:
Mutual Weekly: Keystone com.
ody. "A Roamnce Of the Back.
woods'
Liberty Ending Tuesday Night
"Gretna Green tMsrguerite
Clark. Vanderbilt Cup Races"
Colonial Ending Tuesday Night
"A Modern Magdaien." five parts.
The Castles" famous New York
dancers.
ciemmer Ending Saturday Night
The Escape"
odeon Ending Sunday Night
The Old F1sherman's Story" two
part drama; The Deadly Spark. .
two-par; drama. only Fire.
mans Daughter" comedy.
Mission Ending Tuesday Night
In Spite OF All" three.part dra.
ma: Peggy OF Fifth Avenue" com.
edy. slippery Sims Wedding
Day" Western comedy.
Alaska Ending Wednesday Night
The Lost House"
Tilikum Ending Tuesday Night
"wifey's Fling" with Mary Pick.
ford: Uncle John" two-part dra.
ma: 'Pathc's Weekly: "A Change
In Lovers" comedy.
Grand Ending Tuesday Night
The Funny Side OF Jealousy"
lJeff Angelosl comedy: Rough
hut Romantic" comedy: Rain
drops and Girls comedy: The
Mixup at MRxims." comedy.
Aihsmbra Ending Saturday Night
The Only Way Out" drama.
Charley Chaplin"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

friend is about to reveal his identity, but Richard
dSSuades him. he has resolved to win Dolys love in
the guise of ridng-master and without the assistance
OF title and position To frivolous married sis
ters reputation, Dolly asks his aid, and they arrive at
Gretna Green to prevent diSgraceful eopement How
pollys reputation is thereby placed in jeopardy how
unaware of the full import of what she is saying she
makes statement which according to the Scotch law
makes her Richards wife, the many complications that
follow this imprompu marriage, and the delightful
comedy of Doy'S final capulaon to the husband she
preends to deteS but really address are portrayed in
pictures as only dainty Marguerite Clark can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
STACEFRICHT? SURE MARY HAD IT
Only Once; Tells You HouD 1t Happened

mo one knows how good
piece OF ole tastes until he has
gone without II 20 save the 5
cents that the pie would cost
for esrfsrei
Il have always saved money
even when ! first began TO earn a
moderate salary. can remember
how proud | was when was able
10 save ti5 n week out OF my sal.
AIRY. and II ! made II ti7. my moth
er and | were as happy as though
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

Manager Tate OF the Northwest
ern Feature Film Co. protests that
censors are needed less for the pic.
lures than for the bundles carried
into movie theatres. particularly In
the market neighborhoods on Satur'
day
"The last time ] ventnred into my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

ncighborhood theatre. the man on
one side OF me bad onions and
cheese In the bundles which filled
his lap. and the lady on the other
side had loud bundle OF salt fish"
says Mr., Tate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
Marguerite Clark in "GRETNA GREEN

MY1N "Gretna Green" Marguerite Clark portrays the
E3AzS character of Dolly Erskine, little English belle
Szs9 and bit of ir, but loyal to her friends and
brave of heart. She queens Haowgate's beaux
with sovereign sway until she loses her heart to hand
Richard Murray She is too proud to confess her
affection for him, however even to herself Richard
has lost his head and heart too and has determined to
win the wllful Dolly. Throughout this period of the
story, the audience knows that Murray is in reality the
Earl of Basset who is living incognto in Harrowgate
and hugely enjoying his first experiences as labong
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
SCENARIOS

SCENARIOS
A bit OF good news for Seattle
scenario writer's, Several OF the
producers who recently provided
themselves with staff OF scenario
writer's have disbanded these de-
partments and are again in the mar
ket.
Scenarios written 10 order are no
longer good enough, they have
found. Efforts are being made TO
attract famous writer's TO turn play
wrights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

and to fulfili her ideal OF me has
been one OF my greatest ambitions
In fact. the ambition that has EN-.
brnced all the rest.
Ito De Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

the Mission. beginning Sunday. In
Spite OF All" Is the title OF tho three
reeler. which In said TO DO film
with a punch. Peggy OF Firth Ave.
nue." and slippery Sims Wedding
Day" round out the card.
CLASS A
Cupid has a new way OF straight.
enlng out a love tangie. offered IN
the two-part production. The Truth
OF Fiction" commencing Sunday ut
the Class A. The story runs as fol-
lows.
On the occasion OF n ranch holi.
day. the boys entertain Margaret
Terry. young novelist. in search
OF Western local color. May. the
rancher's daughter. becomes Jealous
OF the attentions paid Miss Terry by
her lover. Charles Allen. To spite
Allen. she impulsively agrees to
elope with Jack Drew. her father
foreman.
Meanwhile. Drew Is arrested for
abandoning his wife and stealing
cattle In another state.
Allen. supposlng that the ranch
er's daughter really cares for Drew.
tactfully ceases 10 pay her marked
attention.
However. the playwright ingeni.
ously untangles the complications.
and the picture has very pleasing
ending
Vivian Rich and Harry Won Meter
are seen In this scenario.
The Class A has a Mutual Week.
iy and also a Keystone comedy
ALASKA
The Lost House" features the
new bill at the Alaska Sunday.
cLEMMER
A moving picture that teaches a
sermon and touches on the science
of sen hygiene comes TO the Glen.
mer next week In the film adapta-
ton OF Paul Armstrong; great play.
The Escape"
A sensational story OF life In the
siums. its dangers. heart throbs and
romance Is unfolded In seven tense
reels.
The two leading roles are enacted
by Owen Moore. Mary Plckford's
husband, and Blanche Sweet. 9th
ers carrying important character
parts are Mae Marsh. Robert Har.
rison. Donald Crisp. r. A. Turner
and Ralph Lewis.
DR.. Arthur ID. Houghton. foremost
California eugenic authority. who
made the first eugenic marriage r.
America. strongly supports the
story. which has been widely read
and discussed.
He says:
THE Escape is more eloquen.
than the spoken drama. more con
vincing even than a thousand ser
mons. II Is a thrilling drama OF sex
eugenic science. and lesson 70
those striving to better humanity"
TIlIkUM
| Mary Pickford and Owen Moore
are starred In "Wifey's Fling" the
feature at the Tillkum. starting Sun
day. for a three days run. Violet
Merserau Is the lead In Uncle
John" G. two-part drama. A comedy
| and "Pathe's Weekly" complete the
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
OLYMPUS CO. INCORPORATES

The Olympus Film Co. whose
first picture. "Moocher," was shown
recently at the clemmer. has filed
articles OF incorporation at Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
can't find fault with the little
n,ex u.hn do IL

Since that time have tried
never 20 see my mother before my
audience. although her criticism OF
my work IN the best ever had. All
that | am. however. owe 10 her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

(Thls 10 the third chapter Of
idah meoIone clbson's Interview
with Mary piesford. In which the
noted movie actress tells the story
Of her llfe.-Edltor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
3y IoAn MeoLoNg GIBSON

CHAPTER III.
Copyright. 1915. Newspaper Enter.
prise Association
You see" said Mary Pickford.
the first requisite toward being a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

"The Lone Game" two. par,
drnma: Mary Fuller in His Guar.
dian Angel. two-part drama; Ami
mated Weekly" No. i57. OF March
10. "A Maid by Proxy" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

successful movie
actress ls tho
first requisite to-
ward being a sue
cessful anything.
THAT requisite
10 a good mother.
and mine 10 not
only the best
mother In this
whole wide world.
but she has de.
veloped Into q
wonderful busi.
ness woman. !
would take her
advice before that
OF any man on
earth. and ! re-
gard her as the
greatest element
in VII atever sue
cess I have. She
has taught me the
great virtue OF
thrift. She has
made me under
stand that most
people give fiesi-
ilous value TO lux
uries.
Dear little
- A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
RESIDENCE THEATRES
ktnmc Until Sunday

Queen Anne Until Saturday Night
Uncle Toms Cabin"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-20
SAYS MALTESE CAT GAVE
BIRTH TO TINY RABBIT

Anna Howard, colored, startled the
staff of the Daily News this morning
by coming into the Office and exhibit
ing a tiny rabbit which she claimed
had ben given birth to, in her pres
ence, by Maltese cat. The feline's
family, born on Thursday, consisted
Of three offsprings, two of which were
kittens and the third a rabbit, not
more than four inches long. All three
specimens were unusually spry for
animals so young. The kittens crawl
ed about the floor while the rabbit
hoped. but the mother cat was ap-
parently just as much in love with
the rabbit as she was with the other
members of her family. Anna looked
upon the rabbit as an omen of good
luck, but the tiny thing would not
show any disposition to take nour.
ishment. and in spite OF her attempts
to force It to take milk, 1t finally keel
ed over and died
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-20
BAD NEGRO BOY IN
JAIL FOR STEALING

A negro boy named Mifflin, known
about town as IS. r." was put in the
city Jail Friday by Officer Milton
During the weeks stay here, re-
Gently, of the Johnny Jones shows,
one of the operators of one of the
ball and baby" games had her hand
bag stolen. IS. p" was employed to
set up the babies" until the bag dis
appeared. when he also disappeared.
Yesterday Milton ran across IS. p" 1t
took but a minute to get the boy to
admit that he had stolen the bag and
buried it on the city island, to which
place he was taken After digging
around for nearly an hour IS p" I'M
earthed the stolen property. When
the bag was opened, it was found to
contain some minor articles of small
value and an Elks' emblem attached
to a gold chain, worth twelve or fiji
teen dollars. There was no money In
the bag when it was taken.
IS. p" is still in Jail. II is likely
that he will be sent to the state re.
formatory at Mariana He has been
in other scrapes during the past few
months, among which were the theft
of some turkeys last fall, and later
breaking into house in Midway and
stealing a pistol and some jewelry.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-20
sYTONA HIGH SCHOOL
PLAY NEXT TUESDAY

This years Daytona high school
Jay, cupid at Vassar," promises to
one of the best ever pulled off by
(e dramatically inclined students Of
b. local institution Of learning. The
bst for this years play has been
tosen from the best talent that the
thool affords, and has been thorough
coached for the performance by
IiSs Lucille Mitchell.
The people of Daytona should make
point to attend this attraction,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-20
BRADY BOUGHT LOT IN
ORANGE ISLAND PARK

o. F. Brady, of Indianapolis, Ind,
purchased choice corner lot in
Orange Island Park yesterday and
intends to build a winter home on
same, next fall. The lot is located
at the corner of Bowman and Anita
avenues, ana faces the handsome
residence Of S. II. Cove. II is one
of the choicest lots in this beautiful
subdivision.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-20

With an annual output of 9S,000,O00
barrels, California now leads all other
states in the production of petroleum
Next in the order named come Okla
homa, Illinois, Texas, Louisiana, West
Virginia, Ohio. Pennsylvania, Wyon,-
ing, Kansas and Indiana.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-20

'Hudson little 6 for sale at a bar
gain, delivered after April 1st; run bu,
little: as good as new. H. NJ. Norton,
3i5 N Ridgewood. 1S8-4t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-20

which will hold the boards at the New
Daytona theater, on Tuesday even
ing, March 23rd, as the entire pro
ceeds derived from the play will go
into the high school treasury. Re-
served seat tickets on sale at Hank
ms drug store. If tickets have been
purchased from students Of the school
they may be reserved at liankins.
'rhc First Baptist church is locate |
on North Palmetto, between Nolusia
and Bay streets. The church of Cos
pel preaching, good music and genu:
inc welcome.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-20

ouarer If million dollars will be spent in community I'M
prov mens by the Mountain Lake Corr oraor OF ron l
Florida These will include roads, rarkway eoi cours - m
made the most attractive and complete winter home locao ~
the United States 1t will include the finest and largest oou'
orange and grapefruit groves in all the world
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-20

Frederick Law Olmsted of
Brookline, Mass, has charge OF
the landscaping. The groves
vii be planted and brought
INTO bearing by Nj. E. Gillett
\ ION, Of Tampa, Fla. Mr.. Ohm
sted and the Messrs. Gillett
come to the performance OF
Their tasks here with world
VIDE regulations for sue
ces>tul achievements in their
respective fields. At Noun
tam Lake their previous work
Wy Is eciipsed in that here
Iey are proceeding on more
elaborate lines.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-08-13
Two Ways to Use Up Cold Ham.

Cup Omelets.-Butter half dozen
custard cupfuls and fill lightly with
equal quantities of stale (sof) bread
crumbs and sold ham chopped fine
and seasoned well. Beat three eggs
and add one cupful milk and divide
among the cups-adding more milk II
necessary. Set cups in pan of hot
water and bake in moderate oven un-
til firm in center. Turn on platter
and serve with white sauce.
These can be made with cold roast
meat and served with a tomato sauce
and are equally as good as the others.
A Good Breakfast Dish.-Take
deep oatmeal dishes and put small
quantity of cold chopped ham in each.
making hollow In center. Drop an
egg in each, season with salt and pep
per and a small piece of butter on
each. Bake in moderate oven until
whites are firm.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-08-13
Negro Kills section Boss.

hoseaaIe.-E. w. Coruthers, section
foreman of the Yazoo & Mississippi
Valley Railroad, living in this city,
was assassinated by one of the negro
section gang, George Finch, on Aug
ust g. A Winchester rife was used
and the victim was shot from behind.
According to the report one of the
negroes had been discharged and two
of the gang made plot to murder the
foreman. The shooting occurred near
Malvina, and when Justice of the
Peace Robert Arnold went to investi-
gate he was also turned back by the
Winchester rife. He went to his office
and got gun, shooting at the negro
two or three times without effect. A
posse is searching for the murderer
and his accomplice with the aid of the
hounds.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-08-13
MARROW ESCAPE FOR BOAT
Dangerous Explosives Are Discovered
Aboard White Star Liner Arabic
In Nick of Time.

New York-The great transatlantic
liner Arabic, owned by the White Star
Company, has had narrow escape
from serious accident and perhaps de-
struction at sea, as the result Of the
discovery of dynamite concealed
aboard the steamer before she sailed
from this port for Liverpool July 2S.
The explosive, in such a state of de-
terioration that the slightest jar would
have exploded it, according to ex-
perts, was discovered by a stewardess
on board the liner II was carefully
concealed between the hot and cold
water pipes.
The steamer sailed with more than
10000 tons of cargo, almost all Of
which was war supplies, and 1873 pas
sengers. among them IL Americans.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-08-13
SEES GOOD COTTON PRICE
Believes New Demand viii Take
Million Bales.

Washington n.-Presiasnt E. ]. Glen.
ny of the New Orlea3s Cotton Ex-
change, who takes ar optimistic view
of the cotton situation [ notwithstand.
ing Great Bri.ain's ssAion in declar.
ing it contraband. pr EisSs that this
years crop will be ctory mar.
keted.
Mr.. Glenny sees and unex.
osctaa demand II s,Sp sso-r 800.
900 additional baiee gof American cot.
ton as a result of the qction of Great
Britain in placing ant lnlbargo on jute.
He argues that If the Il ed of jute bags
in the construction offoreastworks is
sufficient to consume Illdia's jute pro-
duction, cotton will have to be substi.
tuted for great variety of articles for
which jute is now used. Wherefore.
in his opinion, cotton will take the
place of jute in such volume as to
make an appreciable difference in the
consumption Of this years crop. In
dia's crop Of jute this year is esti
mated at 100000 bales.