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New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
Paying on tho Mortgage.

'r,ign liquidation, in the opinion
~ brokers'. has kept the railroad
~ 'for q runaway market. That
ne viii Elways be az hand, 80
"a the war continues. But while
a. brake on rising prices the
~'sfy disadvantage is making for
s Permanent gain. In buying
prees that are undoubtedly
:, ,.see the American securities
,ssioso, the United States is pay
. hs mortgage on its house and
|" snosr the most favorable con
:, - Foreign liquidation has not
nns stocks from rising 20 new
T1'ess Tor n. year, and even for
la, yssrs past, New York Central
4 - hotabls example. There In not
s,.'.ss yst, either, an end 70 the alb
IN capacity of American invest
Ia & onpanson Of present prices
~ x'ss ss Of ak weeks ago will not
H. ,.,h ~ y true, much hsadway made,
la,e.. has there been any retro
a.,.~ - from n. point Of view Of In
Iss \, ~ issst, there 10 reason 20 re-
s az really merry Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
WAR HURTS THE LAW.

The war. while having a pretty de-
nressing influence upon litigation. Is
having a still larger effect upon calla
70 the bar, says The London Globe. N
Only thirty students have donned wig
and gown this term. and half OF them
bear Oriental names, indicating that
they belong to distant parts Of the en-
pire.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
POTATOES Aso VEGETABLES.


fo?I4,ToEsIB,Tm.a,, N9 ! bsl. "s,S.e; 70
s. i5si2s5: iSs-i6 bss t$36s,sso: Loas i.Ianii.
.. sG sa @ + 70 isss I; 81 q fs,s oss s.s & M
i;ss55 Msh Pght t $50 10 s. os;s i' lss-,o 6.s
sl5os,?so; Va ,ad Nd. b6i' si,16ai:i5. l5s io
Sss 59st2.5e swssts' Jsssy, k6l Hise'2 .;
boz sia,s. nesfa5. ieri,,l,In. 81. iis,a. sosii!
ST. ,si5sss.5 BRi Biig ssELs sPRours. f1 Log
isl.nd q. GqloI: BEANS. Fla war ssn, SO
S sade6e ';2 ,s' b. RTET Bs1sass ss'Sg .. SS 49,
!ss.3 gas.;Ssa @ss oy s:rHsas as'p sr.ss a
noI. s. s25o: CARRIAGES Danish seed. TOP.
Sn so s39s:'b s5s 3d. 81 ST hi Hl
t3as laaa 'hoti eIh i6 S5l s5ossi . long Ut
'Ts,s 5dsy cI,s sC ssSes,i4 enGa6Ry iia5i 'a F,
ess- s. 500 $3.50. state. standard case. sea so;
cuban t?es275: ENDfyE. Belgian. 10. 3ja 'Oc.
SaLlS 5a ss THOR H5Rsfh.bSisH aiS 10 100 rs IS {, y s.
MALE " b5l e5ei5c. LIMA BEANs. bermuda.
Cnb,o ool ct,,. seO Cs 3' 6S, 9' f,. r: ann
s.. LEXIS. nearby 100 buuchet. $780, LETTUCE.
"a tsk, 5oeasz25 T:Ir gos,ga, Legs =, 55:
Ncv odssps. bol. Sisii75. oNIONs. white cras
or bskt. tl5Oati. 7siov and rcd. lskt .5ce'l ;
western, rel and yeii??F NGse. Orange CouHty ,5l,
$ so: valenci.. case {5Sogt375 Z, case. SL:5s
81 50. crate 81 e5@$l35: OKRA. Fla, carrier. Sls
sia,5S5. OYSTER PLAHTfs, 100 bunc6e, i25os
S PEAS. Fla large. bskt. s2S;t5o: small. 81
$: "a. small drum; .t'oqs5; PAiRsNlPS; b9i.
ii25qtso Pu1IPKNs sbI ;laS,,i9. ,sss. rAEs
iieEmgds, crate, 8, 599s2 PEPPERs tJ.. E. boz %
RAPPIsHEs NY o,,ss;. Dol t2q;2:o 5;; R9- R9
s3st3o; P.Tmgd, ss.;, 81 25st2: IS, sPINACH IG
5ocay sHALL0TS New Orleans. bhl. t2.t06t,
hskt s5@'S:. sqgAsH. Hubbard. bei. 'l5o@
,ls,a: b.Et tls!li5 crooked gsg5 boz. ;ls
leans white. 100 buhche, ,2st2.5o. Old white.
4S TSts Sl ~ h9.ss;, es s,s q es ess.S Il 56
s. fs' bop hSn5 s,i5,, ,F ,Fs,' = s SosiI oT
H6GsE PEoDucIss. .cycrlBEE5 AZ so:s
and nearby, dol. s5sI:e; Maine dor boz. 81
h92 Is: Nh @ '' aSz as ssneh oHs sSs @ sSs dusa s
ROOMS. Wits. .l6 b,t Sabbl,32a b,sars s'OgS ;5s
6unche>. il.5Oes75o: TOMATOES. 10. loaSoe
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
nis.nnniinn the News.

y.h,pg escapes reflection in the
...s market when the mood is right,
J, \ was yesterday. The weather
=. announced that there would prob
~ Ne A wet Christmas. Immediately
,siI,rs jumped half a point. After
4 though, II may have been that
|,,eh bowl upstairs in the Stock EX-
l.sras
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25

Including the national banks of this
state, the combined resources Of 1905
banking institutions under supervision
is nearly ss,00O,O00,0O0, not considering
the enormous resources Of the private
bankers and brokers not under super
vision, especially those Of international
reputation.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
I'a1en cIosed Until Tuesday.

3%l nhdon .on Stock Exchange was
lai ,Whttsrdsy, and will remain
~. ,5,.Ai 5sdi next Tuesday. That, how
- - s'..e . have practically no inhu-
= -, - i,eerrlty prices here, because
- ,I,sssoon OF American securities
isall sg.1q u beng conducted 10 only
Ha,,s,, Sise through stock exchange
~, A., nost Of the stocks and
"a. esing sent directly from the
lessti, 'itss1ry % local bankers, APP
~ De told "a opportunity af-
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

tsnrn,, ss lIs4 2. se.IiIs2s, 9sllIsl: Lsnznsr
Kahn. Inc. n Lsnrner. 800 " lsist 81, pres.
sos 00o
cRoToNA PARK EAST. - 1888 wilkins
ar four sty brick ,ennia 2oIll!: he6an
er. GOldner a g. 3sl 2 ltsth 81, architect:
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
SIIGAR EuIuREs.

Their. hs. been a moro or less holiday ,.notpher.
ia the future market to-day. and business vas not
,vp~activc Opening quiet 70 l2 points lower on
report, q easier conditions IN raw sugar, me MAJ
ket continued cuei, and shortly after midday prices
y,rr. sbou, unchanged from tho opening lerel ms
riose was 10 point, ne: lower. with sslss for the
a Nv . 600 tons. Range u prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
Discounts Steady in London

London, Dec. 24.-Thc Stock EK-
change was closed to-day for the
Christmas holidays Money and dis
count rates were steady. Money loaned
~ 4 70 AZ per cent Discount rates
for short and three months bills we're
6h per cent.
Cold premium ~ Lisbon Was so.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25

.,fi :, Hsy. ,HAy-Lrs. esl.d timg.ty. No !.
tIStli. fancy llshi clover nired. t-2stsi. RYE
sIhA"-No J. Sl1 small bales about 81 under
FRESH FRUITS.
APPLES. Spiizsnbzs Dbl I75aSszs IoaG-
nan. SZ8B. Ycrk Imperial s. i5e s.. 50. wealthy.
h-'5 gtS Ninessp. 50. Sttym.n WIG
.ap y -af3l5. Twenty Ounce. 81 '0at2je. Twenty
mitsc. tl.josiz 80. Lads. '2s:j GrsenlnE 8 Z
$3.50; hins. 81 .50st3. Northern sey, 'i.5oa 81
Baldstn and Hub5srdson. fi5ogs2.5j. Ben Davis.
N.5o sf225: GaGc. tl:0S'2.5o. Delicious. West
,fn. o9r. $500 8 30. splxenoers. 81 sl.15ai!I5.
Rome Besu,y. Sl.-5aglS5: Neutosu Plppin 81 %
at225i Jonsihsn. ST. 250tl So Stayman Wine,sp,
W tl6e. Nfs.ay. 81 N2jaN. Biack Iwis
western. boz. S. . 4 81 SO Winter Pesunsin. s. Is
no; Ben Dsus. Sl25Ssl 40. Black Ben. s. .
a&L6o Gano. Sl25ssls0 Grimes's Golden. 81 4
i..55; =. Wsssrn. B.dsin. hoT. i.s5 80
Goilen Or'eg. f.dtZ50. Afk Black. s. 59aS2.
pEARs. kie1sr b0.. ii50@f3. bsN jQc6il
,hANBERhiES. Cape Cod lats sorts bhl $50. 4
~ Yer crate f2s 81 -. EaTly Black. bbL
s. $3.50: crate. sl.75ase . Jersey Hose. bbl.
s. 80; Esrly Bls-k; 1s.5o9 3 q native. $3.50
ser,s 81 75dt2. Long Island. ls,e sorts. bh'. s.
81! early sorts fli5SSs early sorts. crate. s. IS
"a s.. q; STRAWBERRIES Fls. a.. iaslI2. Cal.
p 2ja50c: CAsABA MELONS. ca. crate. 81 idf3,
strap. f2s4. Porto Rico. !li5st2.g5: sATsU-
!lAs, Pa. strap. sL55aS25o ORANGES Fla. boz.
81 st Porto Rico 81 ISL 90; Jamaica. SiSsi25.
Csl. N75si3 :. GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. box. ;ld,i'
cuban. 81 - Ia s. 90. Porto Rico. 5ocGi2fj. ia
ma.ca. tisSl50: San Pedro. .ji.s0d$S. Nassau.
i3St4: PINEAPPLEs Porto Rico Red spanish.
crate. s5cd s. 61. SrOO'h Cgyernr f-st1 30
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25

Paris, Dec. 24.-Trading was quiet
but prices were firm on the Bourss TO
day Three per cent rontes closed un-
changed AZ e5 francs 75 centimss. Ex-
change on London, n francs 70 cen
timss.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25

TIE local narket FOR spot cotton was cuiet. with
prices 10 points HIGHER on tho basis ~ l2l5c for
midd1ng upland.
Hooeipts a. o port. and interior points Yesterday
FOR fh- week. compared With The totals of last week
I'D of ibis wssk isst
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
Corporations.


Directors OF the international Trac-
ton Company have declared an initial
dividend OF =. Of per cent on the 7
per cent preferred stock for the period
from November 10 to January /, pay
able January Is to holders Of record
January 8. Disbursements in the tut
ure will be made in quarterly install
ments at the regular Z per cent annual
rate. A dividend Of q Of per cent
has also been declared on the I per
cent preferred stock, payable on the
same date.
Southern California Edison.
Gross and net operating revenues OF
the Southern California Edison Com
pany did not show any important gains
in November, while the companys sur
plus earnings, compared with the same
month in 1914, we're reduced by nearly
$1,000. Total income for the month
amounted TO s409, 1898 in gross, an in
crease Of S9,S47, and after deducting
operating charges and taxes net earn
ings available were s2l5, 100, decrease
Of S3,798. Surplus earnings after IN
terest and other charges totalled $780,
179, and the balance after depreciation
was S66,179, as against S72,9S7 in the
year preceding.
Northern States Power.
The directorate Of the Northern
States Power Company has been in
creased from nine to fourteen mem
bers, the new directors elected includ-
ing 6. W. Childs, of New York; W. H..
Clarke, of Chicago; George n. Harries,
of Omaha; r. F. Pack, of Minneapolis;
J. II. Roemer and b. +. Sunny, Of Chi
cago. There remains one vacancy on
the board.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
GsrmAny's Worst Christmas.

Swr has Germany, which makes 30
IA Of Christmas, had so little 70
ian !. Of. Heavy as military sue
snsi weigh In the scale, they will not
tl,:s the appalling loss of men. And
u 4 the dream Of Henry Ford could
- tue and the boys" be out Of the
zee, By Christmas, there would be
S.s but dismal years 70 look for
g:io. The war debt is already Sl0,-
-. poo, or will be by March of next
~. Every month after that will add
lsH 100000, 900. Win or lose, Ger
sSyi future reads taxes, taxes, taxes
Tsr more taxes. After the war,
.-'fshnE 70 the calculations of Ger
economist, GermGny's cost Of liv-
stf.A be s55O0O0,000 a year more
~ y was before. II that means
1ag else, II will mean wholesale
piasn, probably 20 the United
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25

TI...ys.' .ys,.''.srr.a's AZ per cent Of back
IL a.. N more use 70 the com
|.e ssm. tnan war orders. The idea
nay these will be Paid of,
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Strong and Higher,
Corn Gains 134c. to 2l4C.
in Active Market.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YorA. December a. 1915.
WHEAT.

T. fac. 'h,t 'hs holiday season had arrived
had TI frrrOrs tOr the bulls ID ne Wteat ntrAet
ta' na.se; vas very active and prices we're strons
ami lirEer New l!zh records fOr he season we're
again established. lut Notwithstanding the fact
Advanced about l5c q blshti buyers Nese N any
thing n0re enthusiastic fhan when The market
uas a. q much lower level.
May wheat Or Chicago s0li a. - tb., snd
those Who predicted 81 30 before NsT Year. r.r
llcuod % raise their levels and many IN no
trade feel quite confident that the msEket VIII
eventually 30 TO t.jo. Repcrs o. green buss IN
ug side. ami there were also unconhrmed rurnofs
.lst Canada contemplated Communicating nors
ire export demand wn again fairly sc.iw. and
sales Dor 'ie las we're estimated al about 500 .oot
bushels but much Of the wheat was for forward
shipment. AMI the trade here said That u wo
business earlier than for February March ship
mert
d. the local cash msks. No. | durun En
quoted a. 81 t9a b. SsN l,1, Yo,s: 70 q ,SSGt' ,SGG'
Z Buffalo.
Tn, corn narks. experienced renewed sctiur
m ne buying SIDE and prices advanced TO neg
me local cash market No 2 yelloW corn vas
quoted al Sji4c prompt shipment
OATS.
Report, that exporters were IN MS market for
oat. and ne strength IN wheat and com had
.tImuIsting inHuence on the market. and
prices AZ The close u The day we're "a leac nct
higher The Ioesl cash narSst |as a,nr .SS2l q, >
l-Isc. fancy clipped white. jOiaa 81 izc. ordinary
clipped white 4ir sls4c. all elevator
RYE.
Market armsr; No ? Western. 'io5aSl.o6 Z
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Se- Yori. DoccInher -. 1915.
BEEVEs.


Rsasfps $50 head; 10 cas- ca sale nme Vs
quie. and steady. The yinis were pea,ed a.
itts hour Medium TO fair sieeTs sold a. - noSss'
- ieS lb.s o1en s. So: bulls .1s6SO: COWS.
s,5 30 Dressed beef dull a. last Quotations
CALVES.
Re,apts sls head; 9u head o. .,s Mnas is,
,iocx hut ,,esdy and all the oSs1nSs vent 70 ne
,raIs. Conrnon 70 choios ye1s s1.d a. -.
ils25 PEI 100 rs; a tes head Al SEQ; gus,
hsrryard cave- t3sS5.75: yeArlinss. st3c9s2
d-.1xoi o,lyu slow a. l3i1 gisc Tor dy-drersed
TesIs; ilH al5c for country dressoi
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts, 800 head , ear. On Ella sac ,,scsss IA
~ 100 Ibs lambs. ts.508Slo. Dressed Inutto.
slow az ss1lAo per Ii oT;rs wethsLs' -, Tf'e So
ami, quiet AZ i2h@l5lteI colnt9 .lress-l H''
hnnss lsm6s steady. at tlOStl per carcass
HOGS
Re,clp,s 57is head: ono car on sas Ms'Hs. w. ~
over, iisht 10 heavy hogs 9uoted a. 800
80. S5'7,Ss6iS. heavy hos, 80 ,Ouiisig p
y.s,.sd bos, stesdy st ISi0c per lb' roasuhs pss
selling a. iS lec
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS,
New York December fi 1915
BUTTER.

Receipts 20 Isv GGl5 pkgS Creamery .rtras "
froTtI 3ii4 q sjc. higher scorlnL Siis 8Ssc; hrtA
2Sia aa33Hc. seconds 25is u 2sc: thirds. 2fS2Jci
creamery. hold. extras ts2 s-of-l. 29ia 63oiici
higher scoring 3le3lisc: frs's q d 29c. seconds.
o. 2Gisrs state dNr. finest 81 Sc. good 70
Primo =, ID 30c: common % fair. q 2d2Ic. reno
vatcd extras. 2fh a25iac nrsis. g3e &c: lover
grades. 2lo PC. imitation cfeameTy. nTsts. 2af
Iltsc. ladies' cunent make. rr-s. 2liI a. 22G. SEQ
ords 20lsc. lover grades. 1890. packing stock.
June make. fne 2NIc current make. fne. zoe
No e. 1910. lower grades. lTis "a lsc
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
coTToNsEEO OIL.


n. MAKE for cOtfonseed oil vas ollV rnodHaiey
active but pfces we're frncr losing Win net sAhs
N 3 20 d. points Range o. prices
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
Pine Earnings to Continue.

begins 20 look, too, as though the
l-.osds we're going 20 continue their
y exhibits of monthly earnings.
ie that have come through for No
,-bsr are little short Of phenomenal,
9. there was only one storm of con-
sssncs in December, while there was
= s.-up in general business such as
s.tsn occurs at this season, Ihe
llrusds seem 20 be getting the better
he congestion that threatened 20
aa heavy inroad in their earnings.
:. Pennsylvania has already modified
re o. its embargoes and has high
,s,s Of clearing up the situation
Ss.nd New York within fortnight or
s-sL The same is true Of some OF
r s,hsr roads which had 70 shut down
ssrtAin classes Of freight for export.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
Northern Pacific. Too.

sshhern Pacific issued November
1,snent yesterday that was in the
l,s general class with those Of SoSth-
lr Pseihe and Baltimore & Ohio.
"a tor the month increased sl,663,-
Z . t7332,000, and net Sl,426.OOO TO
hAiO0o The net surplus for the
,:,is rose from q little over S5OO,O0O
: ts5o334, a gain Of no less than
LksbOO; and II is net income out OF
ma dividends come. Altogether, the
fsason for the railroads could not
nseasbly be better.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25

NAY AND STRAW.

rhs tine NJ the nnbc' is rrfn a. ths asi sr,s,
terminal tui dul and irregular a. oher tfrnin.l
points about The harbof Track delivery hv 10
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
Statesmen WANTED To present standard msii-
cal books 90 physicians only We have ilst Is
sued and have now IN preparation mAnJ nes boob,
that are meeting with pronounced favor sucresful
books mean successful salesm-n. god incomis, ant
agreeable occupatlon Addross with fullest details
and business references. J. b. L2pinoot Company.
Phusdel lphia. PsnDsyl,sniA
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
Female.

SCOTCH GIRL. reliable wanted 'cr h-userert
family Of .: no Laundry wages so. Ms. Vol.
l0T Da ~ Orange. ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

BEST FINANCIAL PLAN FOR PURCHASE OF
county homes eIp aimed IN Love O'LIe Msga-
gsn, Country Home League. No. 20 Wes. 3ed 81.
Dept IN. Y. c. Phone 1850 Mad. Va.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

HousEwoRKER. ER.--Fm. .>,h- American. strong win.
ing: city or county eIgellent references. fehn's
Asency. Z; East l:3th 81 Phone aAls hAriAaa
New-York tribune., 1915-12-25
BUSINESS CARDS.

CANfFTL CARPET CLLANING CO.-C.eans y
c5mpressed air. steam. hand or on foor 1888
Broaduay al East ts,h ct COk BRANDT
T.l '-'-5sth.
,uI.TTGRAPH TYPEwRITTEN LLTTERs. 800.
$50; l. 300. :i.I5: 10000. 80 GEO. X
0-TATHERFORD. l2o Broadway tEdufsble Blds).
Room ll3l. Rector t64s. -
.EW Yo = -aarET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest; Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM Old CARPEra
Prtc.- Rssyonabie Send for Circular.
rei te9e- -+os3 Bryant tU-fSs West tsh u
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-10-06
"lOU.NG MEN FOR THE WAR"

"old for young war; The ancient epam 10
being revised and reversed Others
One the countries all under
hyeh taking men of more advanced
years than have been permitted in ordinary struggles
The conditions make for more effective
utilization of older laid on them
is different than that
to using larger 'front.'
and have thrown the possible eastern
HEIDI and the young bear ND under
the stress marching fe better than the
older the older trenches where
sudden shock may require now and then
physical of the open field
In operations however the rule of using
streng hned This is in the flying CORPS
Before the all the nations necessary
young officers for flying only
sary but that while taking needed
produce the highest efficiency
automobiles it requires combination
steady of an
aeropane in short is nothing
the air. He must know
MS macnn and must have the
n the besta and quickest way
For such youths are
the best Boys OF seventeen to the early twenes
right ones to learn most quickly driving They
acquire that involuntary with
readiness that impossible advanced
does easily the boy does
without knowing he is
So now in the flying youths
manage the machines while officers necessary
knowledge along The
flying In mankind
divided INTO TWO classes the artocracy of flying
commonal flying the
armies even there tie that nures
especially tfromh captors
The life declared be decidedly
small considering the seeming risks that
careful the men the air have
better chance getting in the trenches
From these things there aviation service of
and Uncle this
yet no army needs to have its officers for
that of the United
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-10-06
SCHOOL DIRECTORY.

Jackson, Miss, Oct. 4!--Among 9TH
er activities of the department of edu-
cation just now, and they are many,
is the task of compiling the annual
Mississippi School Directory, which
carries the full roster of all who are
engaged in pedagogical work in the
state, whether in the collegiate in
stitution, the separate schools, the con-
solidated schools or the one-room, one
teacher rural schools. Before leaving
today for his Washington-New York
Baltimore tour, State Superintendent
of Education Smith had prepared for
mailing out to the heads of institu-
tons and the county and city superin-
tendents, the following hurry-up let
ter:
Dear Sir-I am very anxious to
have the directory for the season of
1915 to 1916 ready for distribution by
the first of November. To this end,
you are kindly requested to furnish
promptly list of the white teachers
OF your county, with postoffice adj
dresses, under the heading indicated
on the enclosed form. Please attend
to this at your earliest convenience
Yours truly. w. II. Smith.
State Supt. of Education"
The Mississippi School Directory
has always been an interesting and
useful compendium of the information
indicated, and each year sees consid-
cradle increase in the numbers of
those actively employed in education
al work.
As stated by Mr.. Smith, he goes
north to confer with the general edu-
cationar board relative to the plan
for putting on in some county in Mis-
sissippi, yet to be chosen, the pro
posed model county school system"
which the board is preparing to in
augurate in Mississippi, for demon
stration purposes. After his return
he win be in possession Of full details
how to proceed with the new work.
and this will be done as expeditiously
as possible.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-10-06
THEY ARE THE SAME TURKS

German ambassadors
cities convincing these
reports not strictly world knows of
Turkish md Turks history.
Their alliance changed the char
aer OF the Turks They the hearing
all the time They are the same cruel
capacity for outrage has often been Greece Bulgaria and
the other Balkan states They the
+ proved by the reports Of investigators n he
They exactly the denounced time and
again within the readiness see
20 gut their fanatic hate
are ne same turks who have
aphV AMI prosecuted them
happened to throw them into frenzy o excitement
Unless all the horrible and
produced in such penhde during are to he swen aside
he everything which his record
reason believing that Armenia
pH the unclaimed passions their
- ''o"o'
When add to these direct evidences from o
sources hat this in fact the
become the victims of their religious
comes overwhelming reports as "nure
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a short interview with a Texaspo E | -
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-10-06
GOVERNMENT BUILDS
MISSISSIPPI ROADS
"a MILES OF GRAVEL HIGHWAYS
CONSTRUCTED IN LEFLoRE
COUNTY.
COUNTY.

Washington, d. c., Oct. ]. - -Four
hundred and sixty-five miles of expert
mental post roads of different types
benefited % different counties, are
now under construction in 10 states
which are cooperating with the fed
eral government. These roads which
are being built under the supervision
OF the United States Department of
Agriculture, are authorized by the
Act of Congress of August "a, 1912,
which appropriated for the Postoffice
Department 100000 to be expended in
an experiment to test out the value
of improved rural carrier routes. The
fderal government pays one.third and
the state or county benefited must
defray twothirds of the cost. The en-
tire sum of 100000 of federal funds
and $1,000,0O0 of local funds will be
expended under the supervision and
checking of federal highway engi-
neers. ...
The following work on post road
Improvement has been undertaken ac-
cording to bulletin dealing with the
construction and maintenance of
roads and bridges, shortly to be issued
by the department:
Lauderdale county, Ala, 30 miles of
earth road; Boone and Story counties,
Iowa, 81 miles of earth road; Dubuque
county, Iowa, 20 miles OF gravel road;
Bath and Montgomery counties, KY,
IL miles of macadam road; Montgom.
cry county, Md, "a miles of macadam
road; Cumberland county, Me-, 81
miles of bituminous macadam road;
Leflore county, Miss, "a miles of
gravel road; Mcdowell county, N. c.,
16 miles of earth road; Davie, Forsyth
and Iredell counties, N. c., AZ miles
of sand-clay and top-soil road; Lick.
ing and Muskingum counties, Ohio,
"a miles of concrete road; Jackson
county, Greg, 81, miles of earth road;
Aiken county, S. c., 27.3 miles of sand
clay and top-soil road; Loudon coun-
ty, Tenn, ga miles of macadam road;
Montgomery county, Tenn, 76 miles
of macadam road; Bexar, Comal,
Travis, Hays, and Guadalupe counties,
Texas, ZIG miles of gravel road; Fair
fax county, Va, 1913 miles of gravel
road; Spotsylvania, Caroline, and Han
over counties, Va, 1872 miles of sand.
clay and top-soil road.
AS rapidly as these roads are con.
structed the department is endeavor-
ing to interest the local authorities
in inaugurating systematic mainten.
ance to keep these roads in condition.
The county engineer has undertaken
the maintenance of the Virginia post
road in Spotsylvania county, and an
other will supervise the upkeep of the
completed part of the Ohio post road
1t is believed that this local mainten.
ance system will be extended to the
post roads to be built in Maine, Ten
nessee, Texas and Alabama.