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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01
MARCELlUS 8. HASKELL
A Maine Man Dies in the West Al
Successful Career

Maine man recently died in ]
West. He was ". B. Haskell Of Fr
oaalt. MINI. where he vas pronina
! citizen and where he had maintained
business activity for a years and an q
spotted record. He died Jan. IS. aged
years as the result of stroke o. Qaral
SIS suffered last spring. though he q
been confined to his bed but few DAY
previous to his death. A Minnesota p
per says:
Aarceilus Bowman Haskell was bo,
in China, Kennebec county. Maine, ~
. 1913. He received his education
>" ellis Mills high school. Maine. In p
he removed to Steele county, MinneS1
! where he opened a general store at va
ford. In ISL he came to Fairioaut y
spent the remainder Of his life in Y
grocery business here, making rep1
tation for honest dealing that ma'i]
his character as a business man y
citizen.
October Ii, 1869. just before lesV'.
Maine, he was married to Miss Etn
BoEles of his native town. who with '.
sons and two daughters. ". P. has1]
OF st. Paul. Mimi; George Hsskes
Austin. Mimi: Miss Jennie. OF -
bault. and Mrs. A. ". Wrede, or 81
York City. survives him. He 10 also -
vi:ed by his only sister, Mrs. J. B. pos
las. OF Flint, Michigan. and srap'..
Leigh Z. Garvey. OF Cody. Wyom's.
Who was unable to be present AZ
funeral.
Mr.. Haskell was an active mefnoe.
Farihault Lodge, A. F. and 4. ID al'
the Farihault Lodge OF ODD Fellows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

sage Of Senate Document $50 to
engrossed. on motion by Mr.. Ames
Washington the bill was tabled.
On motion by Mt. Anes Of Was
ington ;hc vote whereby Senate 4
An Act 10 eGualize the salaries
sheriffs, was passed to be engrcss
was reconsidered..
Ar. MURPHY OF Cumberland: ]
President, It seems to me there was
mistake in that vote We did I
quite understand it. and without i.
Their remarks l wish TO state that
other county in the, State has such
amount of work.
Mr.. BCRLEIGH of Aroostook: Y
President: ! move that We recons
er the vote whereby We rejected s.
ate Amendment 4 10 An Act TO eqa
ize the salaries OF sherifs.
The motion was agreed 70.
Mr.. COLBY OF Somerset: Mr. Pre
cent; If l am in order this action
the Senate for the last hour leads
~ tHink what Is pretty sure 10 M
pen when the road and bridge b
get into the Senate and House In
bunch.
On motion by Mr. Murphy Of Gu
berland. Senate las. An Act 70 ecu
ize the salaries of sheriffs was tab
pending passage to be engrossed.
Mr.. BOYNTON: Mr.. Preside,
Would be in order to reply to !
question Of Senator Colby?
The PRESIDENT: You are no.
order. and the Senator from Somers
Senator Colby. was not in order
making the suggestion.
On motion by Mr.. Butler Of Knox
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01
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Orders telegrapned to all parts o. On, u,
country Decorations our SpecnS
fnone day or night STEW Porua1n111.r1
sdecsalyr BERTHA E: l0SSsi

DIED
HANCOCK -.
Deer lsleAFeb. Il, Mrs. Sophia hs'
aged 10 years.
North Penotsco.-Feb. IS, AndrsW
staples, aged % years.
OXFORD.
kumford-Feb. II, Mrs Annie Ca'S'
ter. aged 81 years. y.
Bethei-Feb. 13. Mrs. Anna B. Fn"D
aged IS years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

sage Of Senate Document 100 to
engrossed. on motion by Mr.. Ames
Washington the bill was tabled. p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

Mr.. Swift of Kennebec offered Senate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

Senate 1872: An Act to equaliZe sal
aries of county attorneys. Passed to be
engrossed.)
Senate 1873: An Act to provide for the
classification and compensation of
clerical employees in state and county
Offices
On motion by Mr.. Cole of York,
tabled pending its passage to be en-
crossed. and specially assigned for con-
sideration Wednesday, March 3.
Senate 154. An Act to eQualize the sal {.
aries CT county treasurers.
Pending passage to be engrossed Mr..
Murphy Of Cumberland offered Senate
Amendment A to Senate 15i.
Senate Amendment A to Senate 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

NIessrs. Clark. Dunton, Hastings, Her
rick, I.eary, Moulton-6.
Twenty having voted yes and fve
having voted no the amendment was
adopted.
Senator Allen of Kennebec offered
Senate Amendment B to Senate Docu
nent LAG and moved its adoption.
Senate Amendment B to Senate Doc
ument TAG: Amend by striking out
the words $500 in the ninth line and
inserting in the place thereof. $3.50.
Also by striking out $500 in line ten
and inserting in place thereof $1,000. y
Mr.. BOYNTON: 1t is very evident that
these amendments are all to be adopted
and all l will do is to simply give the
Senators something to think Of. and per-
haps they can. explain to the satisfaction
of this Senate their action.
kennebec county, in this matter of ad-
justment, when We got through We left
the salaries of the county commission
ers at $3.50: they had been $1,000. The
united delegation recommended 5000, We
advanced it $50. more than half way,
with the hope that that might be salts
factory, but it was not. The population
of kennebec county, in round numbers,
is 1900; its valuation $S4, 100000. In An
droscoggin county the population is
Sc, o0o; valuation $40 o,o0o; and We RECON-
mended $50, which is satisfactory to the
delegation from Androscoggin county.
We go down to York county where there
is $500 population and s57,oO0.000 valua-
ton, and the people there are entirely
satisfied with the amount of $50
Just why the county commissioners of
Kennebec county are worth more to their
people; just why the taxpayers from
that county will be satisfied to pay $500
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1 consider that it IS not any TOO much.' -
officers in Hancock Count should re-
ceive fancy salaries.
Mr. SCAAIAfON: Mr. President, 7 was
wondering whether the prominence OF
that man in Imperial Hancock had any
thing to do with his concord with the
ideas o. the Committee on Salaries and
Fees. l thought it possible.
The same argument holds goods with
relation to the Clerk of Courts in Han
cock County that applies TO the other
officials When this vacation committee
refers to counties in its class, there are
things than population to be considered.
think ] have stated the reason to you
here, and WILL not take UP your time.
All that l have said applies to the sit
uation. and We are willing to pay tina.
money down there. and statement of any
so-considered prominent citizen to the
contrary
Mr.. PRICE: Regarding the action
taken by the Board Of Trade, or City
government. or whatever august body
held that meeting and sent that COM
munication to this Committee, / want to
say that the Committee have taken that
body very much more seriously than Go
the citizens Of Bath.
That was introduced there in a
spirit Of levity. and was laughed at on
the streets two minutes afterwards.
There wasn't any thought that It
would go any further than that meet
ing.
l may say that ] have never been
asked by any citizen to favor reduc-
ton, but I have been asked by at
least a hundred citizens, prominent
citizens of Sagadahoc county, that It
be placed at $1,000.
Mr.. DURGIN: l dislike to prolong
this discussion. / remember very
we'll when We visited Hancock county.
and / remember, and want to state
here that the remarks OF the Senator
from Lincoln are absolutely correct.
We found in Hancock county, /
think, that the salaries there wers
placed at a very large amount. more
relatively than they were in the other
counties in the State.
l don't know how this happened.
perhaps 1t is on account Of the sedu-
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OIMM|CK WINS
 CANDLE RACE

CANDLE, March 1s.-The candle Kennel Club dog race to Kewalik and return. a distance of eighteen miles was run yesterday and brought out some of the speediest teams in this section. R H Demmick won in the excellent time of one hour 43 minutes 55 second Second and third places were taken hy II. Caffin and R Sund- quist who ran q close race, their time being 1 hour 43 min. ! seconds and l hour 43 min 12 seconds. GIilkcy Rob inson, C. Edern and I Herbert also ran. All the entries drove their own teams
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GERMANY PROTESTS AGAINST
 ARREST OF SEATTLE CONSUL

SEATTLE, March lS-A Washington dispatch states that the German Elm hassy has protested to the State De
 partmcnt, this morning, against tho arrest of William Muller, the German consul and his secretary. E. M. schultz, bolh of whom were taken into custody l csterday following the filing of charges of conspiracy in attempting to hribe employees of the Seattle Dry Dock and Construction Company for the purpose of obtaining information the supposed building ot submarines by that firm for the use of
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TEXT us. NOTES AND
 ALLIES REPLY PUBLISHED

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The ar rival of the British answer and the publicat ion of the six diplomatic notes which have been addressed to Britain and her allies discloses that the United States has asked for a definition by Britain of the radius of activity in the matter of the retaiIatory measure taken against Germany for institutinne the submarine blockade. The reply of the allies states that the German blockade
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SEATTLE, March 1S.-The superior Court of King County today issued q warrant for the arrest of Col Alden J. Blcthen, head of the Times Publishing Co. of this city The charges are the outcome of the libel suit started by William ]. Burns head of the Burns International Detective Agency against Col Rlethen and the Times Publishing Company on account of alleged libelous
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CHINESE SITUATION mENAC|Nc
REALTY OWNER
 PER|SHES IN FIRE

TACOMA, March ls.--Andrew E. W"son. an aged realty owner. was turned fo death in a fire which totally desfrnNod a local macoroni manufac- turing plant at an early hour today Wilson who lived on the upper floor of the factory is supposed 10 have been overcome by the smoke and was unable to escape when the alarm was sounded. The aged man was the owner of the building in which the fire started.
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
 KILLED BY SWEETHEART I

MT. VERNON, March 1S.-Birden the employ of a Seattle firm, was shot and instantly killed on the street of this city by his sweetheart, Miss May Aagezed. After shooting her lover the young woman hurried to the home of a friend and later, overcome by grief at her rash act, swallowed d dose of poison. She is now dying
 According to friends of the couple,
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GRAND CAMP ARCTIC
 BROTHERHOOD ELECT OFFICERS

Hugo Beyer, Keeper of Inner Toll Gate; John Bretan Keeper of Outer Toll Gate. Those elected to the office of trustee are, Charles A. Sul2er of Sulzer; D. A. Willard of Valdez; F. D. Collins of Panama; IT. A. Ellmlehar of Dawson; i; and A. NJ. Shoup of Sitka:
 After much discussion of the pro- posed revision of the constitution it was finally decided that the matter be
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FRICTION DEVELOPING AT
 JUNEAU LEGISLATURE

JUNEAU. March ls-The arguments over several of the measures recently introduced into both the House and Senate have developed some little frie- tion and it is probable that some of the bills will be subjected 10 severe trim ming before they can be enacted into law At present there is ample cvi- dence that d fight is developing over both tho Dricoll election bill and the
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NOW CONSIDERED
 PRzEMYSL IS DOOMED

LONDON, March 1s-t nonicial re- ports from Galicia state that all the outer forts of Przemysl are now in the hands of the Russians and the efforts of the Austrians to relieve the belea declared that the portion of the Aus trian army sent to relieve the city have made a desperate and heroic struggle to force the Russian lines but without
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-18

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.--In the course Of the St. Patriek's Day ad- dress delivered here yesterday. Champ Clark took occasion to pay a most elo- quent tribute to President Wilson.
 Clark declared that Wilson is at the present time bearing the heaviest load of any president since Abraham Lin coin and also made the assertion that he is one of the great presidents whose
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FAIRBANKS DOG CLASSIC RUN
 YESTERDAY

FAIRBANKS, March la.-The Pot lach dle race, the Derby of this sec ton wls run yesterday and was won by Happy Sundine who covered the
 
 ',.' '',.,'.lus A. Albam was a close second. the distance in 52 minutes fiat St Patricts day was gala day in the city and everybody turned out to see the dog race. \ big dance given by the \. Es closed the festivities.
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JAPAN TOLD SHE
 MAY NOT SLICE CHINA

WASHINGTON, March lS.-Diplo- mats declare that representations have been made to Japan regarding the at utude of the United States to the at tempted partition of China and the Mikados government has been given 10 understand that she cannot take ad- vantage of the European situation to carve China as she sees fit The off cials in general view the Chinese sit
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ISSUES WARRANT FOR
 ARREST COL. BLETHEN

articles published in the seattle Times in November. 1912. Burns has entered two suits in the Federal and State courts and the total damages aggre- gate s250O0O. According to the ailega- tions of Burns both his business and reputation have been damaged as s of the false and malicious attacks of the Seattle Times
 Colonel Blethen is now in California
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DICCS CAMINETTI
 APPEAL FAILS

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s.--The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals has sustained the decision of the lower court in the Diggs- Caminetti case and the defendants will have to serve their time in the Federal prison at McNeils Island in accordance with the Superior court decision
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result The Austrian losses are said that Prezemysl is doomed Terrific fighting Is described in Western Galicis tut without decisiYe resnlts- The Nugget is boosting Nome
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Willard self government bill.
 The House is now arguing the Dris coll measure. The Willard bill is still in the hands of the committee in the Senate with prospects of receiving a thorough overhauling before It can emerge from the committee room. The bills are very similar to bills introduced for the same purpose by the last leg i9lature.
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JUNEAU, March 1S.-The following officers of the Grand Camp of the Are tic Brotherhood were elected at the afternoon session today: John T. Reed, Arctic Chief: C. C. Gorgenson, Vice Arctic Chief: w. E. Stout, Chaplain: D Smith Harris, Recorder: LII. Post. Keeper of Nuggets: NJ. ]. Svendseth, Camp Cook: A. J. Atchinson. Trail Guide: o. r. Gastaud, Trail Blazer:
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who was arrested yesterday on a charge of conspiracy states that he has ln his possession duplicates of bills ol Iading showing conclusiyely that the has shipped much equipment for sub marine vessels 10 Canada. within short period of time Muller states that he has reported the matter to tho German ambassador.
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uation as far more menacinG today than are the relations of the United states with the European belligerents. Those in close touch with the situa- ion state that the present outlook is serious and there is grave cause for alarm
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London Surprised at Resistance.

LONDON, March 1S.--The Admiralty plainly troubled at the surprising re- sistance of the Turks and has ordered heavy endorsements from Adriatic and Suez canal waters. Two whole squadrons being rushed to relieve the eastern situation.
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British Isles Disturbed.

LONDON March 1S.-With allied apparently deadlocked, Po- land situation admittedly similar, al- lied reverses in Turkish waters. dis turbs British Isles Recruiting falling off noticeably during past week. Kit elmer reported quietly warns that the navy is short of men.
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NEW DANCING SCHOOL

Miners Home Club Dancing School, Tuesday and Friday evening at 2 p. m. Tansss. Hesitations, as we'll as all the older dancss. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Peterson, teachers.
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Asuuith Has Hands Full.

LONDON, March 1s.-Premier As quth has his hands full trying to keep peace between Japan and China. The probability of the United States be- coming involved is hinted at in London papers.
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Berlin Populace Jubiliant.

BERLIN March lS.-Populaee jubi- liant at allied losses in Dardanelles People believe that Constantinople is safe. Russian bombardment of Bos- phorus still ineffective.
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Bia Ships to Aid at Dardansiies.

ROME. March 1S.-The allied block ade of the Adriatic is being confined to the mine fields at entrance of the sea. The majority of the larger warships are rushing to the Dardanelles to aid the fleet whose condition reported be- coming hourly more precarious.
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Peterson has, of late been paying less attention to tho young woman than was formerly his custom and this is said to nave aroused an intense jeal- ousy which culminated in the shooting today. Peterson is the son of wealthy local farmer.
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destroyers were sunk yesterday in shallow water at point in the Darz danelles where the water is less than two miles wide.
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Great Britain
 The German ambassador claims that the arrest of the consul and the con sulate secretary is directly in violation of the consul treaty between Germany and the United States. The matter is fast assuming an international as peet. It is stated that the Department If state has ordered an investigation. HERMAN CONSUL CLAIMS
 PROOF IS IN HIS POSSESSION
 SEATTLE, March l8-Consul Muller
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Two Destroyers Sunk.

SOFIA, March 1S.-Turkish dispatch to Embassy of tho Bulgarian capital asserts that two French or English
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nqo Press Attacking United States

TOXIC. March lS.--The Jingo press is ferociously attacking the United States for interference ill China and says that the question may break the thinly yelled friendship between the two countries at any moment
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Remember St. Patriek's Social to- morrow niqht, at the Federated Church. Plenty of games for everybody
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WAR BULLETINS
Japanese eosey Looming Up.

WASHINGTON. March 1s.--Japan- ese bogey again looming upon horizon. Hobsnn's predictions are again causing government undoubted anxiety.
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left to the vote of the subordinate camps. The convention also decided to make active efforts to recruit new camps
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DECLARES WILSON ONE
 OF GREATEST PRESIDENTS

names can be counted on the fingers of one hand.
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Strictly fresh eggs SIPS per dozen at Prosser's Harness Shop. Prone Black 5.
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GERMANS ARE
 NOTIFIED LEAVE

PARIS, March Dispatches from the Riviera. the famous Italian water ing resort state that the authorities have formally notified all Germans to leave This is taken to indicate that the Italian government is about 10 make some move in the war situation.
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TURKS FORT|FYINC
 C0NSTANT|N0PLE

ATHENS, March lS.--itcliable re ports from Constantinople state that the Turks are strengthening all of the defenses of the city in preparation for q seize. t'everish activity Is b ing dis played in the emplacement of new bat teries east and west of the city and large guns are being mounted on all of the principle heights surrounding and overlooking the city
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would not be conducted outside of lIu ropean waters which will include the Mediterranean sea The notes also reveal clearly that Germany agreed to q abandon the submarine attacks pro Nided that the allies would allow food stuffs To reach the civilian population of Germany.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-03
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Fascinating Story Of the Balkan War, wlth Wonderfully Clever crcat Dane Dog Taklna the Leading Role--A Plot
 crIpo and Thrills
 -ln Part at
 at Grand.

A truly distinctive picture play in Which wonderfully trainee Great Dane plays the leading role. lt DOT trays the firing line Of tho late Bal kan war and throughout its three parte it teens with that action and excitement that only comes from the noise Of battle. 4 French war cor rospondent is sent to the front for hls daily paper in France; he takes his companion, Don" the big dog; he starts for the scene Of action.
 Produced in Bulgaria, Italy and France, this war story is sure to arouse your enthusiasm. 1t portrays conyincingly the life Of lhe armies as they were in the recent connct in those countries. If you have any love for pets. and particularly dogs, don't faii to see Don" the great Dane hero of this winning Warmers feature. < marvellous dog of human intelligence, brlngs hls master good fortune Sec it
 The fourth reel 10 Q good drama, "The Texas Feud.~Thou Shalt Not Kill" ono that surely takes the house
 The last of tho reefs Ia good Uni. Yersal Imp comedy. Chinese Laun- dry" and funny fancies, cartons by the famous Fly Meyer.
 Don't miss toniehts show at the Grand. pee
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term o1 seven years and whose suc. essslre appointments clgc promise of community of policy and Of tina crea. ,ign ultimately ot body oi admin. -ra-lve lsw for Che Eaicauce Of cusi- ae and benefit Of che public The
 pir.. oi the iaw is that or eYen.hand- cd iosdce
 Re'aiise money values Of Che 250 e11 ciassos of industry the degree Of concepIlon ip each lhe cAarlctes ot iuiesgat.on betwcen thom the procos. helr problems their ioc7l mar. kcis Aeif foreign markets wli ail be available This agency ia also available iu invesueat.cns of Inc an- ,strust laws
 This Information is Mrthcr made available to federal courts Ia iorma- noa e dissolution decrecs The come .esss.on may le called by lhe depart usat os justice Co make recommen- datoas as to the manner in which corporations may readjrsi their ousi-
 t' aAttNtt "ttN t"" tN l-AA ecn'e.rs promise ol great practical value ie the business community
 Iae commission is charsei with infesteatiuE conditions u foreien countries with reference to the effect oD our export trede It is ccnanded that Co extend o'ir foreign markets it is necessary that combination be permitted among oar smaller manu' sact1rers and exporters to compete with foreign combinations.
 Ihc ereoscst menace 70 che small business Hes in unfair methods em- ployea by iheir iareur rivals. fl these fraeaces ere prevented in their in- ertiol oS eovcr1mcut saency. itere is Euafaniee of square deal Co Che smaller unit. The theory or this jaw finds ro quarrel with the biguess ol enterprise. -l Boston News Buream