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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-17
MARKED INCREASE IS SHOWN
N ATTENDANCE N SCHOOLS
Claim Is Not Allowed.

The board decided to not allow the
claim OF Fl. E. Radcliffe, architect, for
balance of commission which he claims
is due. The board took the position
that Mr.. Radcliffe had left the schools
at the time when his services were
needed, for the new Garfield at least
He asked for $453.36.
superintendent Aldrich reported
that the free clinic room at the George
Washington school had been arranged
for, and that it would be opened as
soon as the supplies which had been
ordered, arrived.
The motion picture machine has
been all ready for use except for the
special transformer which was order.
ed and which is now here. 1t is ex.
pected to use the machine next week.
More time was granted In regards
to the bids on fire escapes.
Christmas Presents From Board
The board decided to pay the JAM.
tors on December 20, three-fourths OF
the amounts due them on the first OF
January. The teachers salaries will
be paid in full on this coming Thurs.
day.
The board will refund 60 cents paid
by the county recorder for recording
an affidavit Of Miss Reps In the trans.
fer Of the Reps property Miss Reps
attorney advised her not to pay the
and It was advanced.
A bill for some musical instruments
was allowed but the board added al
caution that only the most necessary
Instruments and music be purchased
at this time.
A time warrant for $1,000 was
to meet the payroll and
bills.
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three parts. In the first place, shall
inquire, who the devil he is; secondly.
shall inquire, where the devil he is
going; and, third, I shall close my re-
marks with the discussion as to what
the devil is he roaring about?'"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-17
Superintendent Report for
November Shows That 1873
More Than Last Year
Are in School.
CLAIM IS NOT ALLOWED
Architects Bill for $453 is
Turned Down-Clinic is
Ready as Soon as
Supplies Come.
THE BOARD In rARLoln

The BOARD IN TABLOID,
Heard superlntendent's report show.
ing that there are four average room.
iu's more attending school this year
than last.
Voted to not allow claim Of n. Z.
faateffffe for commission he claims IL
due.
VIII pay Janitors three-fourths Of
checks for month on December 20. Paw
teachers In full that day.
Free clinic room reported ready 10
open as soon as supplies arrive.
More time is allowed in matter Of
fire escape bids.
A total Of 1882 school children at.
tended the Keokuk schools in the
month which ended November &c. This
was 1873 more than attended last year,
Superintendent Aldrich who made the
report, called the boards attention to
the fact that there were approximately
-FOUR more roomfulls Of pupils attend.
ing school this year than there were
last. Considering that the board has
practically two new schools at it's dis.
posal and that they are filled, 1t looks
as If there was prosperity somewhere.
me bank accounts for November
showed deposit Of s39.sa more than
last November.
Report Of Superintendent.
Here Is the detailed report OF the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-17

How About an Etra Session?
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Certainly, there should be a statute
with formidable penalty attached
against writing 1t Xmas"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-17
Hush, Little Earroom!

Davenport Democrat: The Sioux
City Journal, whose discussion OF the
subject is printed in another column,
thinks that after January 1 few of the
drugstores of Iowa will take the risk
of being saloons. But there is the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-17
Perish the Thouuht.

Fremont Tribune: We hope Mr.
Ford's advertising will not be trans
ferred to the news columns exclusive
u.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29
BARRIERS Lax in Renewals.

The BARRIERS commission held an
examination of candidates for BARRIERS
licenses in the capitol There were
thirty candidates listed and practically
all took the examination. They were
principally from this city. New Brit
ain, Waterbury and New Haven.
The members of the commission
say there are still a large number
OF BARRIERS working at their trade who
have not renewed their licenses and
probably more in Hartford than in any
other city in the state. The time for
the renewal of the licenses expired a
few weeks ago but the commission
gave the licensees a leeway in which
to pay up. If the commission had been
disposed to enforce the law rigidly,
quite a number of BARRIERS who have
disreearded it would be now unable to
work at their trade; but the time for
this ieniency ends on Saturday. By
that time the BARRIERS will have had
a full month, practically, to comply
with the law.
The renewal of a BARRIERS license
costs only 81. When the incense Is
forfeited by the failure to renew 1t
the barber, If he desires at any flu
ture time to resume work at his trade
must pay the fee for an original Ii
eense, S..
1t has been the practice in the
past for the members of the commits
sion TO collect renewal fees from bar
beers when they visited the shops for
the purpose of inspection. But this
practice has been abandoned. BARRIERS
must now send their renewal fee to
the members OF the commission. II
was felt that the members of a state
commission should not act as collect
sng agents to the extent Of making
personal calls on BARRIERS for fees.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29

TO the Hoard OF County Commissioners for
Nindham, County
hereby apply for a license 10 sell spirituous.
and intoxicating liquors. ale, lager beer, rhine
wine and cider, At 25s Providence Street, town
of Putnam Conn. NY place of'business Is locat-
ed within 100 feet in direct line from any
church edifee or public or paroehial school. or
the premises pertaining iherete,or any post Office
or public library, or Gem terry.
Dated at Putnam, this 9TH day Of october, A.
u. 1918
LOUIS CLOUTiER, Applicant.
we,the undersigned. are electors and taxpayers.
owning real estate OF the town VI Putnam, Conn.
and hereby sign and endorse the foregoing appli-
cation of Louis Clouiier for license and hereby
certify that said applicant is suitable person to
be licensed pursuant 10 said application.
Dated at Putnam, this 9TH day of October A.
D.. Est5.
J. b. Benoit
Francis Mignsalt
Narcsse Leelsir
G. K. Breault
Fred GsgBon
herety certify that the above named signers
and endors4es are electors and tax payers. own
ing real estate in the town OF Putnam. Conn.
Dated at P1itnam, onn., this 7th day of Oct. A.
ID. 1915.
DAVID FLAGG.
Town Clerk d
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29
License Applications
TO the lsoard Of County Commissioners
I Mindnam County

--O iha tsnard Of Couaty Commissioners f0r
Mindnam CountS
hereby apply fof lcease 10 sell Spir saoas
and iataXiostias liquors, abe, lager beer, rhine
wine ane cider AZ ChickeunE House. between
FRONT aud Union streets T4wn o. Put.
nam, eoen. Ny rlsee q business IS not located
within 10 irei iH a direct live from any church
ediace OF pubic Or parochia Sgheo. or the
premises pertaining thereto. OF any post oigce.
pubic literary or cemetery
Dated at Putnam, this i8ta day OF October. A.
u 1918.
IN HART, Applicant
Ne.the undergraduate a. etois ana iaN pas ers
owning reai estate, OF the Town e ulnan,
tom. aud hcrehy sign sua gudorse tle tore.
zolug app lea ION OF John 4 "a ZOE 3 license
aud hereby ceFIii, than said 5ppicsug Is q
suitable person le 90 neea.,i pursuant to said
application.
pata an Faiaan, Geae., this 18th dag Of
octooer, 4 q, 1919.
Edwag3 VuHsn
A.. Z. Brsdy
r. q ntsdlrr
N kth
u = 4ggele
hereby eeftlfy that the aDete Manned sientrs
and endorse are electors apd tax paYers, own
lug rea estate, lie Che rowuot uaam, Conn
DNed al Putnam, thls sth day nl October, A.
d. 1918
DAVID FlAeG,
Town CLERK.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29
Pharmacy No. is2

Pharmacy so. i52
TO the CorntE Commissioners for Nindbarl
County:
hereby aprly for druggists license to sell
spiriinous and intoxicating liquors, ale, lager
beer. rhine wine and cider. at Ia Providence "a.
town of ,'uinam. Conn ! agree not 10 sell
spirituaus and intoxicating liqaois % be drank
on the premises; ] agree aot 70 sell spirituous
and Intoxicating liquors IN quantities exceeding
one gallon, except other than distilled liquors
and Il ose in quantities not exceeding five gal
Ions; / agree 10 pay fifty dollars only for snch
license, and that il shall be reyocabe for mis-
representation if / do rot fulfill The foregoing
agreements
And I. on cath, 60 state that the busiress
there to be carried on Is one in which ! an en-
gagged a. proprietor as employee Of the pro-
prjctor. and that am q licensed pharmacist.
Dated At Putnam, Conn, this 18Th day OF Oct.
A. ID. 1915.
GIDEON y. LEMAfTRE, Applicant.
We, the undersigned, are electors and tax
nayess. owning real estate, Of the Town Of Put
nam, Conn., and hereby sign aid endorse the
foreeniog Application ogfiideonN Iemaiife for
license, and hereby certify that said applicant IS
a suitable person to be licensed pursuant 10 said
Dated Al Putnam. Conn. this 18th day Of Oct.
Jchn b. yandsle
Victor Anger
Joseph Lapalne
William NandaIe
Isaae Champeau
hereby certify that the above named signers
and endorssrs are electors aad tax payers. own
ing real estate, 10 the town d Pnfnaln, Conn.,
Dated IT Putnam. Conn, this i5sh day Of Oct.
DAVID FLAGG,
Town Clerk.
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Pharmacy No. 70

Pharmacy No. 70
TO the County commissioners Tor Windham
County
hereby apply for druggists license 10 sell
spiritnous and intoxicating liquor, ale, lager
beer rhine wine and cider ht II MAN
spirituous and intoxicating liquors % be drunk
on the PREMISES | agree mol to sell spiftuous
aud intoxicating liquors in quantities exceeding
one gallon, except ether Than distilled liquors
and those 10 quantities not exceeding five gal
Ions; / agree 70 pay fifty dollars only Tor such
lioeuse and that il shall be- feY0cabe for mis-
representation il do not fulfil the foregoing
agreements.
Ard /. on oath, do state that the business
there 20 be carried on is ole 10 which ! am en-
gagged IS proprietor Or a. enplssee d the pro
prieiof, and that am licensed pharmacist.
Dated at Putnam, Conn, this Oh day Of
October, a. y. 1915.
GEO. r. ORES Err, Applicant.
We, the undersigned, arc electors and TAX
pas efs, owning real estate, of t5e town Of Put
nan, and hereby sign AND end0fse be foregoing
application 81 Geo. 4. Dresser foi liceBse
aud hereby certify that said applicant i suit
able person 70 be iicef sed pursuant 20 said ap'
piieation.
Dated al Putnam, this 18th day Of 0ci. A. y.
1915.
Frederick A. Morrel
John j. Russell
j.. h. Kent
g. III. t,flpagfie
jerome 1ourtcliettc
aeroby certify fbat the above named signers
aud eHd0fsers are electors and tax payers, own
ing real estate, 10 the Town Of Putnam, Conn.
Dated a Putnam, Conn, this 18th day Of Oct.
DAVID FLAGG.
Town Clerk.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29

---n tha pnard of nnuntN gominl 4stoatrs for
| Wlndham, County,
hereby apply for license to 81, spirituoas
anu lhtoNiea''hs fl''ss' ave rs ~.
nam, conn. slyplaec Of business is not located
,., ,oa -, a, = airse, nm, from IA si4nrch eas-
,,,raeh,ai schoa, ar the nrcmlse.
s.ss,'.,.',a. ,h.,,,a ~ any no.t ontee puble
i,hrsry :, cemetery.
na,sd =, pntnam' conn. this 18Th Law OF oct.
+. n ,a,k
1osrpu pAlGLE. Applicant.
~ ,,.. ,n.,e,signea are ele,.tof, and TX pay.
~, ss,ata ~ ~. iovn Of putnam.
-, - hsrat., gf., ,,l en.,orse the far,
,,.,,,oa,i,, ~ Iesenh palelo for license
ke'"s apn,e.g mi saia anai,cant i asu,able
epn ,,a,saa ,,,ss,,aa, - sata apnl,ea-
-. -" " y ''N'.'''NN
@gn' ,,.....t.. ,,,,,,, nj tsth aav ~ t1et..
g'e ~ = "'''
a. ~ ,a.,,,av no,.e,t
IA.
Napoleon lsenon
mark
Natci.se liselsir
Alfred Bioeault
Louis benil
! hereby certify that the above named slgners
and endorses are electors aud tax payers. own
lug real estate, IN the ,owa Of putnam, Coma.
psttd al Putnam, This 18th dny d october, 4.
D., 1913,
bAaip r a...' a,
20 the Board Of tonntt Commissioners for
whitman NeA1s2'
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DAVID fLAGG,
Town CLERK.

TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY CON.
mlssioners for Nndham County.
| hereby apply for license 20 sell spiFiinous
and intoxicating liquors, ale, lager beer, rhine
wine and cider at No. II pomfrct street, town OF
Putnam. My place OF business Is not located
within 200 feet In direct line Of aehufch edifee
or public or parochia school or the premises
pertaining thereto, OF any .post ONCE OF public
library, or.cemetery. IL
Dated at Putnam this 10Th day OF Det. AD.fai3
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Applicant
We Che nndersign.d,are electors and TAXPAYERS
owning real estate, Of the town of Putnam. and
hereby sigu aud endorse the foregoing applsea
tlon Of Joseph AGagne for q license. aud hereby
certify that said applicant l. suitable person >,
be licensed pursuant 10 said application.
Dated ii Putnam this lesD day VI oc,.A.D.isi5.
Hector Dns ~
Henry Apley
Frank y. Hopkins
William H. ilunes. Jr
Joseph feloIuiu
hereby certify that the above named slgnefs
and cndefscrs are electors and tax payers, OWE
tug Ie.u tate, ia the town 81 Putnam.
Dated Al Putnam this i0lh day II Oct A. Dafes5
DAVID FLAGG.
ta~n Clerk
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TUBERCULOSIS
DEATH RATE HIGH
l40 Out of Every 100000 Popu-
lation Is Ratio in State
NEW DOCTORS APPOINTED
Red Cross Seal Sales Arranged For
Report Good Results at Spring.
feld-T~o Cars Bought fer
Commissions Use.

Especial Hartford Correspondence
Harttord.-At the meeting of the
state tuberculosis commission in the
capitol, the following appointments OF
assistant physicians at the sana-
forums were announced:
At Hartford. Dr. William E. Coyle
OF Waterbury.
At Shelton, DR.. James p. McManus
OF New Haven.
At Meriden. DR.. William C. Schroe-
der of Virginia.
The commission had the power
under the law TO make these aTs
pointment without asking the civil
service commission for a list OF eligi.
bles.
The commission has purchased two
Ford cars for the use of the Hartford
institution. These cars will be used
for the delivery OF goods and they can
be equipped with seats for the carry
ing of patients TO the institution. when
not in use for delivery purposes. On
each car is printed in large letters. the
sign, State Sanatorium."
After the sign was painted it &C.
CURED to the members of the COM
mission that the commissions right
to the exclusive use of the sign might
be questioned If there was state
sanatorium for diseases other than
tuberculosis in the city, and they de-
cided 10 have it changed by the in
IL. r.
tween the two words. II was found,
however, that the size of the letters
left no room fer the enlarged sign and
after ii was made clear to the commits
sioners that their institution was the
only sanatorium under state control in
the city. they decided to let the orr
ginal sign stand without alteration.
The commission was well pleased
with the address given by DR.. VIII
liam J. Hogan of this city on the
sale of Red Cross seals, in Spring
field during the convention there. The
sale of seals will not begin here until
after Thanksgiving. but already there
as quite a demand for them from
Bridgeport and New Haven. which
have ordered many more seals than
Hartford. 1t has been suggested that
arrangements should be made to have
supply of stamps for sale at the
Yale bowl, when the Yale-Princeton
football game is played. The seals
could be done up in packages of
twenty-five each, and it is said there
would be a good ale of them. 1t is
understood that an arrangement will
be made to carry the suggestion into
effect
The commission has prepared a
leafet containing figures of COM
parative statement of the death rate
in Connecticut from tuberculosis and
all other diseases in the year 1913.
The death rate from tuberculosis per
100. 600 OF the Population was 140. and
from all other diseases 10. In an APP
pended note the commission gives a
rule for ascertaining the number Of
active cases of tuberculosis in a COM
munitv. The rule says the number
can be found by multiplying the num-
Der OF deaths from consumption by
ten. The commissioners do not claim
that the result is anything more than
an approximation, and they say that
authorities differ as to the multiplier
some insisting on twenty and few
refusing to consider anything higher
than six, but ten is probably accurate
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29
phAitnaeN No. 1879

Pharmacy No. 1872
T The Count, Commissioners for Windham
ouniY
/ hereby apply tet a Druggists license 10
sell sptilnpus aHi ,NtoNc ting liquors, ale
lager bfct fhBe Wlae sud Ell, Z. Al ltS fffVi.
deuce Street. rewu e Putnam Conn. agree
uuf to sell sFiftu7ua ard Intoxicating liquor
20 be tlrunk on tiie Hremiaesi | agree not to sell
spfltugus and iat,Nie1fng liquors IN quantities
exceeding one gallon, except other than distilled
liquors and those IN qua0iigle~ no exceeding
five gallons. agree 20 pas iity dollars oply
for such Incense, an9 that Il shall Dc reyoeablc
iof misrepresentation ii do not fulfill the fore
goins agteea ents.
Aua /, on oath. da state that the business
there % be carried on is one 10 which am en-
gagged 81 proprietor, and that | am licensed
pharmacist
DaDd AT Putnam. Conn. this llth day Of
October A. D. 1915
JOSEPH j. DUPRE, Applicant.
We the Undersigned are electors aud tax
payers, owning real estate, Of The iowa Of Pat
nam, Conn, and hereby sign aad endorse the
foregoing application o. Joseph j Dupfe for
license, aud hereby certify that said applicant
Is suitable person to be licensed pursuant TO
said application
Dated at Putnam, this llth day Of October,
Joseph (sobln
Joseph Carroll
A, u. Beausoleil
John Carroll,
Joseph Iapalme
| hereby certify that the above named
signcrs aud cndossers are electors and tax
payers, owning real estate, in the Town Of
Putnam.
Dated at Putnam. Conn, this llih day Of
October, A. ID. 1915.
DAVID FLAGG,
Town Clerk
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29

That friendship only il, indeed gem
uine when two friends. without speak
ing a word to each other can, never
theless. find happiness in being to-
gether-George Eliot.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29

TO the Board OF County Commissioners for
I Windham County.
hereby apply Tor license TO sell spiritnous
and intexleal Ing liquors, ale, lager beer, rhine
wine aud cider al l20hm stttioielcargiil, town OF
OF Putnam, Conn. Ny place Of business Is loeattd
within 81 feet ~ a direct line from any church
edaee or public or pnroehlal school, or the pre-
misses pertaining thereto any post office public
library or cemetery,
Dated at Putnam, this 9th day Of October, A.
u. 1915.
L. BEAUREGAKD, Applicant.
we, The undersigncd.are electors and tax payers,
owning real estate, OF the town efPutnam, Gland
herehysiEn aud endorse the foregoing application
of l.. Beauregard for a license, aud hereby eerti
fy that said applicant Is suitable person TO be
licensed pursuan, to said application.
Dated AZ Putuaa,, thts ooh day Of October, A.
D., 1918.
Michael Connor
David u. BeausOlel
Uric u. Beaasolcii
Louis Favfeaa
John Gahan
hereby certify TIA, The above named sisners
and endorsrfs are electors and tax payers, own
ing real estate Ia the town Of Putnan. Conn
DATED q, Putnam, this 9TH cay of October, A.
y. t9i5.
DAVID FLAGe.
Town Clerk.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29

re fhe H8afa og county Commissioners FOE
Wiodaam County
hereby apply fora liccnse to sel spihsuous
ami Intoxicating liquors, ale tsgar beer, rbiae
vine ANA elder at tsvory slruet, Iowa Of Pat
nau. Conn. Aiy place Of hnssaess 4 located
within ise feet Ia direct the rgon, any church.
edlace or public or paroehial school, or tie prem
ises pertaining thereio,or any posi- oiliee or pub
tic library, ct cemetery.
Dated al Putnam, Conn, this isth day OF Oct.
A. d 1913
THOMAS CANNON, Applicant
We, the Undersigned, are eeeaqs and tax pay
ers, owning real estate, OF the I VA Of fatnam,
tom. aud hereby sign an enae Sc the foregoing
application Of Thomas Gannon fot license, ana
hereby certify that said applicant is suitable
person to be licensed pursuant to -aid apphos.
ton.
Dated ct Putnam, this seh day q H., A u.
iaih.
z. n. Brady
Fran foisey
Hurry Prentice
Geo, r. Locke
Michael Common
hereby certify that the above named sisnsrs
and endorsers age electors aud tax payers, own-
ing real estate. in The Town OF Pntnam, Conn.,
Dated at Putnam, this nth day ri October, A.
DAVID FLAGG,
Town Clerk.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29

To ne Board Of County Commissioners Tor
Nhdham County.
hereby appl, Tor license to sell splr itaous
and intoxicating liquors. ale, lager beer, rhiae
wiue. aaa elder, At lg9 Providence street town Of
putuam, Conn My place OF ousiness is not 10.
esied Within 300 feet ia direct line from any
church ediaee or public or paroehlal school, or
the premises pertaining therctoo or any post office,
public library OF cemetery.
Dated at Putnam. Conn, this l9th day of Oct.
A. u, 1913.
JULIUS LAFLAMME. Applicant
We, tbs undersigned, arr electefs ami tax pay
ers, owning real estate. OF the town Of Putnam.
Coun. aud hereby sign and endorse the foregoing
application OF julius l.anamme, for license,
aud hereby certify that said applicant Il suitA-
BILE person 70 be licensed pursuant to said appli-
cation.
Dated at Putnam, Conn, this 18Th day OF oct,
A. d, lai5,
ofeph PeloaBin
Ceudiacc Rtyard
Joseph carroll
Daniel Lsbossiere
Ultle u. Beaasoieil
hereby certify THAI the above named signers
and endoisers are electors and tao payers, own.
ing real estate, In the town o. Putnam, Conn
Dated at Putnam, Conn. III 18TH day OF Oct.
A. D., 1910.
DAVID FLAG6,
Town Clerk,
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State OF Connecticut

nIsrRicT or Woodstock, Probate Court
IL Oct. 10th. 1915.
Estate OF Mary Jane Aldrich, late Of
the town of Woodstock Ia said district, deceased
The Administrator having exhibited his adini
nistratioR account with said estate 20 this Court
for allowance, il is
Ordered that the 3lthday of Oct, 1918, at two
O'Clock Ia the afternoon, at the Probate
office In Woodstock be and the same Is assigned
Tor a hearing the allowance Of said account aud
this couri directs the Administrator TO cite all
persons interested therein to appear ut said time
and place, by publishing this order once In some
Newspaper having circulation in said district,
anu by posting copy on the public siRn-post IN
the Town OF Woodstock where the deceased last
dwelt, at least days before said time assigned,
Certified from Record
CLARENCE II. CHILD, Judge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17
DEPLoRES U. S. ACTION.
Britsher Thinks We Should Not Try to
Match His Own Country's Navy.

London, Nov. 1T know nothing
more disheartening than the announce
ment recently made that the United
States the one great country left in
the world free from the hideous, bloody
burdens of warts about to embark upon
the building of huge armada destined
to be equal or second to our own" said
Lord Rosebury, presiding at the Rhodes
lecture in the University of London last
night.
1T means" he added, that the bur-
den will continue upon the other ma
tions and be increased exactly in the
to the fleet of the United
States. / confess that it is disheart-
ening prospect that the United States,
so remote from the European conflict,
should voluntarily in these days take up
the burden, which, after this war, viii
be found to have broken or almost brok-
en-, our backs"