New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
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It's honest endeavor will be with fairness either IN
print inepedient by private letter all t"
question. while reervns the right to plead
when that the right 1t asks nothing TOT "
confidence correspondents in giving
confidence which will never be vO
clearly whether prefer to have your name
printed here No unsigned eonmnn'e.n0n'
will be The Advisor. The Tribune New York
LEI me tell you .oo, little piece Of petty petty iS sauSa %o g paper
and last Sunday at about p mr sought trace % Of the
first assassination and later attempted '''''"o"
refer to Street, Morninsside Park and Amsterdam
Avenue particular be heard many blocks from
they approach three :im week and TINS s may "
going on over for all that know ,,x,p
always held at cents as @ speGa ~ 80
utterly those who have read the morning Pape
a They keep pretty well together ana -, p i,
straw was the effort about our President Ih'y
usually met o 19oh Street about p &
Evidently nv crrespondents sensbite have suffered
from the methods edition of The Evening le
gram" The Misrepresentation unnatural for 1t Is dcut 10
paper could sell other basis agree
the complainant Sunday evening seems utterly "o
less TO one who reads the morning papers article some time since
quoted saving trade concerning fhe Telegram a
yertisng: pink it's punk The appears to be true regard
its In view Of the aant fakery employed IN t " &
might suspect this Sunday pnket gradually qualifying to a
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Editorials Advertisements
m v issue of yesterday noticed comment chain
ers parped by Mr. Mark Ener Of 1888 Madison
avenue. NcwY York City
the benefit Of article rise to because
eur column with the same prominence the letter of
connected
with the which, matter of fact has been
o considerable annoyance to MARh hI'>hi'
The statement is made with pleasure referred to
published m October with endless chain scheme oper
ted ns IN the interests Belgian Mark Eisner who
had no official connection Belgian relief organization
The Mari Er who writes the letter above Col
ecor for The New York District collecting he does strictly
g innate official and requires
No endless chain scheme to make it effective that
identity of should have caused him inconvenience
a fakery, and in such high-oned newspaper
Should there not be Adv at the bottom Of Io-day
' FRANK FOLEY
The Hartford publishing patent medicine advertis
;rg s. if il were straight news is violating providing the
matter is paid for As newspapers commonly print ads
for nothing guess The Couran isn't publishing this for
it's heahor anybody Mr. Fo final he will find
technically under the catostomus
Of Old town to the
doorways nws these factors depended
his complex with other
policy Advertising entertainment politics ownership etc.
and DO thrust themselves into column ahead Of
People read these kind OF columns
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who display IT,
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umns without SO ObSCKlbEK
in the window, Nj Subscriber; it's mirror A
newspaper reflects opinion its editorial col
umns advertising columns 1t is not fawes No surface
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mind newspapers nmants contrve false
pictures reflect Then the public med because the
itself develop such show that
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Editorials opinion presented Few
unqualified They
head the editorial stands the unwrin
editor The Tribune believes
the Presidents policies different from what he be-
eved three months The trend Of have changed
his information have thrown light the
problem doubted whether
intelligence xmpfed Subscribers" would his moneys
worth from unchangg editorial whether he would derive
lasting satisfaction from editorial policy invariably with his
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