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the practice of President Wilson IN
reading his messages In person to
Congress.
Referring to Mr.. Taft and his Detroit
speech, Senator owen. said: "Mr. Taft
does not trust the people. He denounces
the Initiative. referendum and recall as
the complete negation OF the repre-
sentative system of government. The
exact contrary Is the case. 1t Is the conf
plcte development OF representative gov
eriiment. compelling representatives to
represent the people. instead of, for ex-
ample, the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad. II Representatives
do not pass laws the people want, tile
people may initiate and pass them them
selves IL Is perfect nonsense to talk
about the initiative and referendum de-
stroI ing representative government,
when investigation shows that more
than 80 per cent Of the laws passed in
States now having the initiative and
referendum are passed by the State Leg
islature and are not challenged by ref
erendum petition.
Mr.. Taft favors the calm judgment
and quiet repose OF political conventions
and opposes the violent. emotional ex-
element of the citizen in the ballot box.
Every ipan knows the contrary Is true.
The excitement is in the convention and
the rcposc in the ballot box
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eventually will be conferred on him.
To accomplish his task, Won Hin
denburg must move his army across
the V stula from the southern to the
northern bank. The Vistula 10 about
half Il mile wide: the only bridges
available are protected by tho great
fortress OF Novo Georgievsk. about
twenty miles from Warsaw. This
entrcnched camp WAS specially de-
signed to block just such a move
ment on Warsaw as Won Hindcn-
burg now is attempting.
About twenty miles to the west OF
Noro Georgievsk the Rzura river
flows into the Vistula. A river
island here makes this the most con-
venient spot for the Germans to at
tempt z crossing. On the south bank
of the Fistula. where Won Hinden-
hurs's army now has It's position. is
the village of kamion. On the north
bank. directly opposite, is Vysogrod.
These two places are destined for
q secure place In history if Won Hin
Fistula between them.
Once across. Won H'ndcnburs will
have to march by highway to the
environs OF Novo Georgievsk before
he strikes a railroad. His line OF
communications thus Will be difficult
to ma ntain unless he gets in touch
with General Francois army. II he
can pull a sufficient number Of Rus
SLAMS from the East Prussian bor-
der by successfully crossing the Wis
tuia, Won Hindenburg may. in fact.
cnnIIninate his strategy by relieving
the pressure on General Francois.
~ that event. the nank assault on
irresistible.
The Washington times., 1915-01-04
V|EWSOF TAFT ARE
CRITICISED BY OWEN
Senator Declares Attempts Are
Being systematically Made
to Defeat Popular Measures.

Concerted attempts to defeat legis-
lation for the initiative, the referen-
dunn. the recall, and other popular
Government measures are being made
throughout the country said Senator
Robert L. owen OF Oklahoma, who as
president Of the National Popular
Government League opened its Sec
ond annual meeting at the Willard
today.
The Senator took former President
Taft to task for q speech made in De-
troit last month in which he attacked
the initiative and referendum and
read the names Of fifteen persons who
had made set speeches against these
masurcs. which speeches weere later
read into the Congressional Record
and sent out under the ranking priv
ilege.
The early idea that theExecutive,
Legislative and Judicial departments
of Government should be jealous of
one another was oil wrong, said the
speaker. who insisted that co-opera =
tion between these branches was most
to be desired. This. he said, justified
The Washington times., 1915-01-04
SUMMARY ORDER TO
MOTOR HERD|C LINE
Must Improve Sixteenth Street
Service Within Three Months
or Cease Operations.

rhc Metropolitan Coach Company
which operates the sixteenth street
line Of automobile herdics. will either
inpr"N" that service and furnish ado
uuatc ami satisfactory accommodation
tor tho people Of that section Of the
city "r tn" company will be denied the
use Of t'Ie puhi" highways for the
un"ration of it's machines. This, in SUD
stance. iH I'll" ultimatum sent today by
special messenger 10 III" president OF
IN" company. al its offices. 10I NJ street
northeast, by In" public Utilities Com
mission.
ioiiuWlnG numerous complaints, the
in\tNtl4atiun% IF the agents Of the com
mission lave caused the commission to
drraisn the coach company III the fol-
loving lanErlpgo:
1t h'tS hccu found:
Tint suficicut coaches alc not oper-
At"! t" mako the schedule.
y h"i Nr regular hcadway of coaches
~ not 7r.intaiu"d.
Iuat IN windows ct the coaches arc
nos Efrt clean.
- n;r the rUdchca are not maintained
Ia 500 repair.
VT defective and noisy tires are
usv'.
Fhut the coaches are not satisfac-
tu'-"ty lighted.
Ihai drivers arc careless in running
Dlcl"s.
That !" 's!r"ra tn" company is man
-.c"I IN " h''ulaltrd md Indifferent
nlHnD"r, u.l0 ~ fhr " nuir uliic rCcavd-
'', rf I'u' u1"Iv.us oi the l,"uplc :. iy.u
" - t'''"."i I" serve.
IA" 'c'i"r quotes the .ivi Of ronsrcss.
.ppr"'"d August -. IN. which pr
,lnvalI lHoIId' . that the service anu
facilttl'- II tho line ehsIl he In ali re-
sPeGt- .G,4u4te The conditions set
tu,th - tia Let Of Ehcrtccn1.nao 80
The Washington times., 1915-01-04
CHILD LABOR BOARD
TODRAW 200 HERE
State Legislative Program viii
Be Discussed at Opening
Session at Willard.

The eleventh annual conference of the
National Child Labor Committee. which
will open at the Willard tomorrow. Will
be attended BY 200 delegates. many Of
whom already have arrived in Wash
inEton.
The opening session tomorrow morn
ing will be devoted to the state legis-
iative program and to brief reports.
Immediate Needs of Child Labor Re
form will be discussed at the after
noon session.
The conference will continue on Wed
nesday, when "Child Labor Today" will
be the general topic. Among the speak
ers will be Senators owen Of Oklahoma
and Kenyon Of Iowa, Congressman Pal
mer of Pennsylvania and Murdock OF
Kansas. DR.. Felix Adler. Mrs. Florence
Kelly. Bernard Flexner. owen r. Love.
joy, and other child labor experts.
An exhibit OF the High Cost Of Child
Labor" showing pictorially the condi,
tons that exist in numerous parts 81
the country, opened today at 1<l5 +
street northwest. The pictures. taken
by Lewis w. Hne, stan photograp phci
Of the committee, will be exhibited al
the Panama-Pacifc Exposition.
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that the service is neither ADEQUATE or
satisfactory. and tho commission de-
sires to strongly impress upon your
company the necessity for a decided
and permanent Improvement
You are directed to take steps to
tIis end without delay the letter
states and to complete the WORK of
Improvement in three months from Jan
uary !, 1915, this being in the opinion OF
inc commission reasonable time for
the purpose.
lf at the expiration of that time the
service and facilities are still unsa It's
factory the commission will be con-
PEELED to take such steps as the act
above referred to contcmplates.
President $. Dana Lipcoin. Of the
company, stated today that he would
be unable to comment upon the com
'nunication or indicate the probable
course his company will pursue until
the meeting of the board Of directors
which will probably be called the lat
ter part Of the week
The Washington times., 1915-01-04
MOB BINDS SHERIFF,
LYNCHES PRISONER
Affair Third in Ten Days in Ala.
hama DistriGt-ACCuSed Of
Murder.

MONTGOMkRl Ala. JdII' T. Two
colored men, ed ANA win Smith wrro
'sken from tn Nctumrka, Ma. Jail
carly this muIriiU% 10y n masked ,uob
Of titty men and lynchcd in Muods near
by. Milltia urdrred from helr by Gov
crnor - Neil fuileL to arrive in time 10
prevent III" !Vnchiug, thc third in III"
lnlrncd'atc vicinity in ten days.
The men were hcid Hs suspects in
the murder Iu&t Thursday of X. ~
Sullwcll. 4 Wrtum?E" planter. Aftcr
The nssa|s,nati tirM hloodhunGS f. ltuNycd
scent 10 lhvir cabin.
The mCh L"lau gathering uu S,u-
LAY. When d"pLti,.~ were. tak"l away
10 sffN" Warrants th" ulrl, 1T q. a. IT,
"N"rpcw"r"d ,h,!rIiN IIcksuu. Il~
Was ho"n" ~ rH..i' amt hiy iJil hrHs
Iaken
No aITcsls I0yr prcu made
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Belgian After 125,OOO
Reserves in Colorado

DENVER, Jan. 4.-Capt. Rene Le-
wuillon. of the Belgian engineers. q vet
Gran of Liege and Namur. Is here on a
secret mission, financed by the allies.
1t is said he is mastering 125 900 Belgian
reserves in this region for immediate
duty.
The captain declares Belgium expects
to regain her lost territory by June. and
then will retire from the war
The Washington times., 1915-01-04
Twenty five in Chorus.
Ohioans Talk Poultry.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 4.-Poultry rails
ers from every/cornsr of Ohio gath
cred at tho opening OF the show Of
the Clevelant g as
sociation to zee the model exhibit Of
the Ohio state Agricultural College,
and to hear poultry lectures by some
OF the States best known breeders.
The Washington times., 1915-01-04
Man Killed in Fall.

Robert Lucas, colorrd, forty, living on
Arlington place southwest. was killed
today by fall from . building at Elcv-
cnth and Little B street northwest. His
neck was broken.
The Washington times., 1915-01-04

devillc sketches and dialogues. The
opening number was IN overture by tho
orchestra, under the direction OF Sol
Minister. Miss n. Smallwocd and ID.
Gold won applause In several dance
Maurice Shefferman gave several duets
from late comic opera successes. Others
contributing 10 the program were NJ.
Yokelson. In his original partomimic
act. "1he Artists Studio:" Maurice
Lyons, who gave several cello solos.
accompanied by Miss Florence Reynold
A short sketch. taken from Les
Mise rabies" was presented by tie Col
leeiate Club. Master Milford Brotman.
the boy violinist," won applause IN
a couple OF solos. and Prof. Green, late
Of the Berlin Opera Company, gave
several operate sclections
Twenty five in Chorus.
The chorus consisted OF the follow
ing: The Misses Dora Weinberg. ElIz-
abeth Root, Lena Wolf, Cecilia Wolf.
Minnie Hersho~itz, Jennie Wager, Belle
Tarshas, Ella HershowitZ. Jennie Fav-
eison, Cecilia Shefferman Hose krick.
Rose Wolf, and Lillian Goldstein, and
Messrs. Maurice Bernstein. Milford
Schiller, A. Shefferman. Maurice Shelf
Louis Luber, l.. y. Weinberg, Michael
Harris, Joseph Lsevinsohn. Louis Ros-
enfield. and Jack Small
The entertainment committee con-
sistsd OF Daniel Schiller. chairman
Miss Rose Hornstein, Miss Bertha Cle-
patch, David Wiener, Joseph Stein,
Leon Weinberg. and DIR. i. Glushak.
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biorage fuIotuo iaalneget ion oeres
i11ofg0te Weoborgere til at forlpare
og b9poe bisfe 5taters &ettigbeber
% llbeifaarenbeo, % Der bar Ut ct
5gilfplbe, Dbor ben fren1n1eof ofeofe
Borger 111eb 1ltiIitpr l10bannelie er
i Sta1lD til at Doe gsdionen Ell iterz
re Giene1te e1lo ben inOfpbte Nmeri=
foner, ion1 rtangler 6enne ltooolls
nellie.
5elDfplgelig ifuloe 2al1oets i1ro=
f9ofe 8orgere ogiaa bialpe til neo
lat oanl1e en- Neierb men 0et
er Ell on0e1l Gag % fon1lner fife
l1erDerenoe Jorlag be6.
. GIa11ens Detalier 111aa 11p0be1oig=
big nbarbejoes 111eo &rigsmi11ilte=
.riets 8iitan0. Gigr bare en- Be=
|gpnoelie, og leg er forpiSiet ON, at
igsninilteriet bill pootoge fig 81
.bel1s Sart .af @eiten. Seq bor al=
lereoe tilitillet &rigsminiitere1t Ell
engelif 0berfnttelie of ben11e Mrti=
fel. Seq iD1,es, at Manel1 bl1roe
tages ur6er Oberbeielie al e1tbper
0anff=anerifanif Screening / Slime
rifa 9an1efore11ingerne i1tbbefotfet.
for ingen Seer er fltlofonme11 uoen
Hit 2a5oret og fine 5pgeplejerifer
&ber Screening flt1l0e bi6rage ct
&o1npagni eller en- 8otaill llon Ge1erz
beiolooter, alt efter Me0len1sontal=
lets 5tgrrelie. Danlf Bro6erIanl=
Juno blroe flt11ne 1tille n1i116lt ct
Regime1tt poa 8enene.
Sbis leg ielD fan bore til nogen
Septic / 5ormau1ets Sremme, 1tuar
ieg oltib til Siene1te.
Mfreb 6. gnberiet1,
tbe Breis Club,
-5an sSranciscp, gal.
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Knrrta11nnnattrf.
IiJt PItTS SIHUI
Son sSrancisco Gal

Sacon1a> @alb, L. slug. 1915. .
Ser fan bere bette Weninger o11
&lin1aet beb Buget Spr1,o ON gi11=
tere11 mes fin &eg1t, Stub og gaa-
ge, men man fo1t bi1tnof alle ian1=
itenn1e i at 5ometnren Der er oej-
Iigl @ean Tan biit oeiao blibe enig.
ON, at Def bpbbloa 1fobbefronie0e
ISnn0 rnen ii11e mango Ger % nej-
lige 5tran0partier og De D9lOige
.8jerge 8aggrun0en moo 9it og
8elt, er baabe pnoigt og tillige tor
artet. Set fd1t bel beller life meg
tes qt Commencement =ssBngte11 Coco
ma Sub1l, n1e0 l10itgt ober 2anoets
toilette 8lergtinber, bbis ebig inc
0pfte &rone ipejler fig i 8anoet, er
ct al be 1nll1ffelte 5llropartier.
|5on1 5ofartsbD er Gacoma 10 en-
LAT De bigtigite paa 8eltfD1ten5 men
ben begDn6er MI ogiaa rigtig at faa
&p font Suri1tbp. Gsnit11ber itop=
per ober ber pua Sci til eller fra
@er0ensuo5tillin og Be flelte bar
finn Mos tilgobe for 8De11 og Ont
eg1L life nti11bit for 8Dens baloige
|5ta0io1l Ser bar 5io0epla6s for
ca. 10000 Wel1nelfer og flere @a11=
&c bor eibet Hlabs for 1nellem 49,
900 og 10000. Det er opfprt l10e=
luffe1toe af sSerllbeto1 og oerfra bu=
bes Ell inr11f l1b1igt oDer @arebuiene
og 9aDne11. @aar 111a11 EFT Spn0aa
WDrge11 Ell Sur la11gs 0e tniIelange
aajer, bpor n1an ofteit Ter Sarteier
fra iaa at iige alle Ipfare116e Sea-
tioner, og op til 8Dens &aj, De0 SCI
ti6ell les Ser ct Mpl0er af Mellne=
tier gao omborb paa 5ln60a1npe-
re og Motorbua0e, ion1 gi9r u6flug=
ter til De forifjellige 5trnnolteoer;;
BET er ofte Sorel1inger og &irfeion1=
fu11o o. I. 5oolebeS bnbbe5 ct
Souls oanf- f-lutberife Wee11igbeD !,
Dag en- nbflugt til Wancbar0 8eocb
n1eo Danlperelt Sentinel" &egie=
ringens Mo11btoIs e =Bnrea11 onlloor
mi 8De11s baanerartal tic t06,-
600. Mrbei6erforbolben er bog
longtfra gooe, n1e1t beore END paa
lal1ge GEiioer. gmmeri11onitrie1L
Der el6n11 er ben bigtigfte Der, fp=
mes at beores, men set er bber1t bo11=
feligt at foa 5fibe til 9berigtre=
laitfarten og Sragter1re er aloeIes
|ublu Dgie. Ser fan bel 119ppe be11=
tes 11ogel1 8eoring i ben Met1lil1g,
iaa la1tge &rigen barer.
Ser er Ell bel De1 Stats- og
@on1fp 8ejarbeioe igul1g, og mango
Soft bar faaet 8eifipftigelie 0er=
me0 Mar1 bruger Seton og pfte
MsfaH eller ugricf =Sberl9gni11g
sS110e11 mango Mar bil olIe 5tatens
Sobeobeje bore faoleoes fonitrueret.
Deraf les, at man iiffffe iiffe itaor tilbage
beruoe / Set pgiIoe gelten s
genliait,
S g: II !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

Atter en- iDerif Dan1per ienfct.
.Jro aipbe1lbab1l telegrafereoes i
Man0ags, at ben iberife Camper.
n0aeaj er blebet ifuot i Gent at el,
tDif llnoerbalDs Dsbaab. g11 8aao
meo Deallo % Ell aDinDe bIeb
reobet og iat ilur,o Der. gn anoen
guao bpori bar aapteinel1 oe 8
Ma11b, iapnes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

fbenbein teIegrafereoes / Manoags-
at Ct poloio1nff So roifielb baboe
fnnbet Sten i 5Do= europa 1l1aa=
tie i gHbanien elier &alabriell
aejier Srans Soiei ips. st Sc.
Iegran1 fra 2e11oo1, neOoelfe 1re=
bags, at &eiier Sran5 SSo!ef er
faitd paa Spgdeiet i 5cbnnbrlinll
Slot sDgbon,inen beifaar Sc
Der og auIoegn sni1tger, men saejle=
rel1s Gilita1lo liges BOG ifffc at pGre
for1trpIige1,be
|. Stanbiebe tbffe Blabe. sSffplge
en- telegrafiif MeDoelelie fra slnt=
lteroan1 r1eobeIes i 8erlinerblaoef
vgortparts at 200 tDife 9agbIaoe
og Gi0sifrifter ppbgrte at nofon1=
me Sen lite 9lugult. Set hlfgieS,
lat MntoHet al tDffe Hnblifationer
er blepet 1000 u1inore fioen ari=
gems 8egp11oelie.
st fbenif % to enselife sfibe
innfet. Sra 2orbon telegraferes,
lat Det brittle Dan1plfib r@lenro-
bel" fra 8elfait BET ibenife 9anlp=
ifib alnda1lo" og Srapleren
u0eea11" bleb if1ot iln1tf men at
Wonbifabd fro alle 5fibe bleD reo=
Set. uMenrabel bar ct 9th poa
1,O92 Sons, nMalnllat1o paa 81
100 pg eiet i @pteborg
Streifen / &r,tppfabrifferne af-
berget. Sra @enf telegroferes, at
ollie &rl1ppfabriffernes Mrbeiberes
&rap er blebet il1orgnunet, % at ell
olporlig 5treif faaleoeS er Flsret
afberget. De tDffe WilitRrz9lntp=
rtteter ol1penote ltort IrDf paa
@rupp iniitrotionell irr a! OF
11na bette HeiuItat.
&nslanb fait beiteu1t paa at pin-
Sc. Jra Nefrograo feiegrafereoes
i Monoogs, at 6ell &on1ite, ionl
bleb 1eoiat til at or0ne Snouitrien
for 1l1ilitnr ltn0erltpttelie begDnote
lit 9lrbejbe 26rbags lneD glleran=
Der @uicbfboff, fbb. 9rofbrer
gun1a iont &rpiioellt. Gepr9=
lentonter fra alle Dele af &iget
bar tilitebe. S iin Gale til .&onli=
teen iag6e MiIionarel1 ira Wfoifau,
scr. 9fiobpuebinifp: u0m npobe11=
oigt ifal bi traffc oS tilbage ioo
langt .lpn1 til llrolbierge1e, Di ifal
falnpe til iioite Mol10, men ieire
|ifal hi. "
Set libera1e 4arti / Manitoba
|iejrer. Sra 8i11nipeg telegraferez
oes i 2proogs, at llofaloet al Sol
gene til 8robinsl egislature11 Mo=
1litoba I Sre6ags tDoer paa, at De
liberale bar bun6et 42 al De 46
beltriote Saoer. So onore er trent
!beles / Gbibl 1l1e6 be fonierbatiDe
aal1bibafer / 5pible1l.
Sir sSa11eS glifi11s, set liberal
fonierpotipe &artis 2e0er fltn6e
|iffe opl1an 5lertal Ell eneite Balg=
frebs / Brandon gD, loa1 ban re-
preienterer i 8arla1nentet.
S 1l1ange fonierDatiDe 9iltriffer
ba1tbt be Iiberole 1neo itor Moiori=
|tet, og Bren1iern1i1ilter GorriS oe
bn1ts &abt1et gienbalgtes neo 1tor
9berbpgt.
sten1ninsen blanbt be tDffe Sp=
cialiiter. Sra 8erli1, n1eooeles, at
5ten1ningen bla1lot oe iociaIiltiife
[Solboter beb Sro1tten ountdles 4 ct
Bren fra &e0aff6re11 at uGbemnit5
8olfsitimme" til ba1rs Mbis. Son
ifriber::
Set i1tternatiol1ale 8orti er
ogot. Mors er GibenS &erifer.
SITE 6orn,ft og &etfarbigbeo men
ful1 bore iejrrige gaabe,1 og poli=
|tiif Mpgt bill bringe Greo. gore
SLENDER l1aa fun les, i1rotil Ningen
run6t os briiter; og beres Roalitio11
er imaoret. 5reos osbetitge elierne
mao pare 111ilbe j ct SiIfeIoe og
booroe let anoet, fan en- @5ier1tagel=
LIE of 8olitifen at on1ilutte gpiHano
gigres 1,rtulig Mao6 bore Sjel1z
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Ii
Sra 9aroanellerne. @n britiif
5pIbot beD Doronnellerne ifriber
i 6is1e Gage:
.8i bnr bber Dng to Slags
5tor111 5a1lbitorn1 pg @ranat=
ltorn1. 5o11o pg @ronater iu1er
giennen1 2ufte1 11ltan0leligt. Des=
uben bar bi Slueplagel1. Sor at
u110gaa @ral1aterne bar bi grabet
os ne0 lont &aniner. Men bpoo
bi u11ogaar al @raltater og 5ano=
it6b, set faor bi til @jengielb al
SIuerne, fon1 11pltelt 1pifer os op.
81 faor 11eltel1 life 8rebe % Mbi-
Ter ber. 9e fon111er MOI, men BIZ
ber liggell0e .paa 8oltifibet Der,
foroi man bor laa 1tprft 8rtg
for Solfene til bigtigere Irbeioe
emo at u6oele 8oltiager. 8i bgrer
= ! : ~
0erfor irtet bjen1mefra Set bGr=
5lfe er, at Di n1angler Gigaretpapir.
Seen at ienoe os noget bill bore
s11npttigt. for 0et noar ifHfe frem.
Seq tror, at set er bprre Sjeneite
Der e11b 8elgie11. Bi befinber os
alleiannl1e11 be1ta11big i Sloli1lie11,
Dag og Scot. 5ra Set gjeblif III
fontmer IND moo &Dlte1l, er Dis in
.be11for De tDrfiife &a11oners &effe=
bi60e Ser er ingen fifre Mooier.
San bel De, Der er i 2gbegrubene,
iom Be beb 2anogongsiteber11e er
bbert 2ieblif u6iatte for Jienoe11s
SSl0. Cont en- 9eDbeo fat1 ieg for
falle, at i6og bar en- GREET @jph=
mano opflaaet tit geH liee op til
2ebegrabene San falger tprfiffe
gieoretter % eraffe Drops % an
Iore igoe Sager @an riiiferer fit
52ib, men tager 8etaling, forn itaar
1 gorboD til Mififoe11. gigoreHer=
NE foiter 5 d 6 Bonge iaa rreeet
ionr 11ormalt. San faIeer Bbiifp
til 12 s&r. Slaffe11.
-
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sfrib efter Brpben,t1nuaer Of
bette 8Iab.
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1Hnla1,nft.

SorbifiGIb i bet ipolise Gnropa,
Sra BET tDife Dbierba rbatpril,nl i So
benbei1l1 teleerafereoes ! ManoagS=
at ct boloiouut S roifialD baDoe
.fl,nbet 5ten i spo- -guropa 1llaa=
lfe Mba1rien elier &alabrie,l.
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aeiier 5ran5 Soief ibe. st &c Sc
Iegran1 fra 2e11bo,, nebbelfe / 1rez
bags, at @eiier Srall5 SSo!ef er
faltef poa 5pgeleiet ! scbnnbrinll
Slot. Dgbononae,t beifaar Sc
Der og &uI0egpsninge 1ltelt 59ejlez
re11s 5ilitarb 1iges bog iffc at bore
forltroIigenbe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
Gprnbt ssorbpIb mellem sStalien

Gprnbt Jorbolb 1nellem sStalien
.og gprfict. Sra Rom telegraferes,
at Spe11binge11 n1eller1 Sfaliel1 og
IDrfiet erfl9res at blibe mere afut
for bber Sag. sSSttalien itges at ba=
be al1moDet ON fategorilfe Sorfla=
ringer a1tgaael1oe SDrfiets angibes
Iige gaGgtelfe al at traffe fine
41Gropper tilboge fra GDrenaica 9i=
itriffffett i Gripolis, og SDrfiet i'll
ger, bbao man ia0banlig beifriper
.ion1 bets aIingspolitif.
S 6e italienife nfficielle &reoie
berifer Den Splelle, at Jienotlig=
be6er fa1t be1ltes 11aar iont BELT,
90 sStoIie,1s 1ibfte 9eote til Spr=
fiet naIten babbe &araftere11 al ct
lt1fin1afua1. 25O,OOO Me11o /
GroDinlerne 8ari, Soggia og 2ecce
iiges at pere forbereot pao at of
.fGle fra 8rinbifi poa fort gariel.
9en banife &onge Ds 1srebsrNss
terne. Sra 9orreipon0ea1ter / Ge
trograo CT Ser i oe 1i0ite Sage Die
bet iat / Smlpb forifiellige 6pg=
ter ON, at &ei1er 8ilbelm gienr1er1
ben oan1fe &onge uoen Selo bobbe
.begpnot l11l6erbal16linger on1 5reo
n1eb Nl1sIono. Derin1ob ifi91tfes
MDgtet onl at 5erbier1 ifal bere
Dillig til at ufitao Mafe0o11iel1 til
Bnlgorie11, men at @refenlan0 lfal
babe n1ooiot fig Muligbeoen at en-
Sberbragelie of &abala til 8ulga=
rie1l 1angt 1tprre 0pnerfiombeo.
Denne Mob1tanb a1tages bog at
f11n1te rDbbes al 8eietl, 11aar Beni-
.5elos igje1l fortner til Wagte,t,
bpilfet forn1o0es at finoe 5feo,
1laar Barlanet1tet treoer iamn1en
i September. 90 8e1ii5elos IaDoe
.11e1t1ig neoens ban Dar Brelnier=
mi1ltlter, tilbuot 8ulgarien &abala,
ionl Noaifjen11elle al bets ge0lige=
boloelie al Neutralttd, 1neoens
Sellenerne llntteoe Jig til Be Mlie-
re0e in1oo Sprfiet, men % Song
&onltanti11 1atte Jooet1 paa bele
Mffere1l opltoo 6e,l politiife &rile>
ion1 e1t0fe n1eo, at 8eni5eloS traoo=
fe at.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-09-02
~CARELESSNESS OF
GROWER IS COSTLY
Reputation for Perfect Product
and Honesty in Measuring Is
Great Asset for Farmer.

It is time that our fruit growers
and farmers learned to standardize
their products in the same manner as
the manufacturer of staple food arti.
cles. A reputation for perfect prod
uct, together with honesty in meas
ure and packing is the greatest asset
that the fruit grower has.
The low prices obtained for small
fruits are in many instances due to
the carelessness Of the grower. The
prevalent idea among fruit growers
is that when the prices are low, 1t
does not pay to take the care and
pains that should be taken, as the re-
turns do not warrant it. This is
wrong reasoning, for one might argue
with equal reason that when the fruit
is high, the customer will take a poor
pack and a poor grade, as the demand
is greater than the supply.
The grading and packing Of fruit
should not be regulated by prices OBJ
tanned. If any change or any relaxa-
ton in the ordinary rules of packing
and grading is to be made during a
period Of low prices, it should be
made towards greater care, 80 that
the fruit will sell, regardless of any
oversupply.
A good example how appearance
sells fruit is found In the Ben Davis
apple. Almost every customer knows
the quality of this particular apple,
yet when properly graded and packed
in a new box, the look Of the apple
will sell 1t, regardless of its quality.