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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-19
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tQ1un1eu.
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eentral'aa, trtldren".
aairts baben eins 9robnot tat m an snlsaren gtri6t
81 cs serbi pepatcs 3neeabn aebc nem gaf nit
5Mrfei

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Seine 9roBen bten 3rNgscreigni Nber Sic @ucn babcn
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-19

8enn a1s oem Often eirllnal
mn prcitallieno 9efdnsene gllllen 9ee
neloet merben bam1 fann man tpirf=
|lih lagen: 0Sti6ts Neues bon Ser Sf1
front.
Ser rlliiiibe @aGenitein: n9a
lteb id, elm eltlauster Stanm!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-19
ST @ien ct 80 e 7 S ii n

8ien, bia 2pnbon Is. Sept.
(saa6ts.) Ser offi5ielle 8eri9t bon
beute Gben0 lagt, baB Bic 9citrei1er
tire Sront in, ipolbbnilden Seltllngsz
breief (2utsf, @llbrp Uni. giptpno) etz
mas eingc5pseu lr1b bprbereitete GteIz
llngen petter tpeitIi6 eingenommell
babetl.
Sic ruIiilde 0fienIibe in 0ifgari5i<
en- 1T am stripaflub einsebrohen.
@eltern rdln1te Der Seino hie9blobtz
FIELDER Der lebten Sage 1lnb Sog 1id)
nad Der geretblinie 5ltriicf. Sic Ser
lutte, bie Der sseinb bnr l1nieren gteIz
l1ngen erIitten bat, tparen iebr be-
belttenb.
SIN 8plbbniiden Seitnl1esbreied
batten uniere gruppen nit elmer eros
ben l1eberna6t 5ll tbun. @ir idlusct1
5ablreide gngriffe as llnb 5ieben unz
lere Sront i'll bieien Mbldnitt in borz
bereitete GteIlunget1 ipeiter ipe5tli6 5u~
riid. Son Ser italienilhen Srort
1i6ts 9feues.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-19
sonttas, oen ~. @eptember 1915

9lber audi BORT sebt es langlamer, obz
tpobl @inbenburss 6ffenlipe in aurz
lanb quite Sortl6ritte n1abt 1lnb Ell
ioippbl ipie @e,1. Macfenlen ipeiter liioz
lid biele ruliilbe Gefansenea nit Neaz
ld)inenfanonen einbein1Ien, aber feine
i6iperen @eidiite.
8ilna iitafait rn,rinst suno mau
tplnoert iib, baB bie 9euti9en es nibi
bereits beIebt bnben. Dlpinsf (9iiz
noburg) tpiro tpabrldetnlid a16 fall
len, ipenn 8ilna faIlt, obtpobl Sic boz,
Sen 9fnilen lanss Ser &iilten bes@pIfa
bon 8iga, nnmitteIbar 0itlid bon biez
Ter 5tabt cntfoltete Sffeniibe bie9eutz
.l6en 5tpingen mag, fire 9ufmerflanz
felt audi rad bieier 9Ribtune gu LEM
ten.
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9elttiben, Bic ruilii9e Sffenlipe (bie
bon febr fl1r5er 9auer ipar) in Giid=
5ug berlpan0elt gu boben, bo6 iinb in
jenem 9iitrift ipegen Ser mpraltigen
.straBen feil1c sr6beren Gperotioner1
mDgli6. Ser Sransport oes Srain5
beruriabt l6on groBe sdtpierigteite11.
tpabrellb i6iperes @el9iib faun, bur9z
fummen fann.
8as 1i6 i'm iiib0itli1en &riegstbeaz
ter ereignet 5lr baben ideint, lit, baB
Die 9fuilen iid bpm @tripaflub ipieoer
na6 Dem Seretb 5uriidge5ogen baben,
ipdbretb lie berr1ittelit neuer Ser
itarfungen I'M Seltrnesbreied goipno,
9nbno ,tnb 2utsf (bie Iebteren 5tpei
iinb in Dltr. geiit) tpieoer gum sln<
:9riff bprslgeben per,nubten unb Sic
Seltrei6er gum Mud5ug ipeltipdrts gez
.5tpungen baben.
On Der lerbild)en @ren5e entfaltet
iid jebt gr6Bere 2ebbaftiefeit, iuas ei11
.Mn5eiden lit, baB 0ie lo1tse angebrobz 4
ten allltro : oelttlden gln9riffe, NIT
Ser 9blidt, Sen giirfen gu belfen iebt
balb beginner iperOe. SIZE Gerber, lprez
5en inbeiien Die grDbte 8uberliht aus,
lire Gebirgsfeltnnge,1, iiber tpel9e eine
Snbalipnsarmee 5u ntarfdiren baben
lpiiroe, pertbeibigen gu f6t1nen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
HANKS AMERICAN PEOPLE THRU

OF tho United States should
precisely specify the actual
circumstances of the affair
upon which II bases its ease.
As is not difficult 10 per.
ceiye. the presentation OF the
facts In the case In the afore.
said note leaves room for many
doubts. and even II this pre-
sentatlon were correct In all
points and the most rigorous
legal conception we're applied
10 the judgment OF the case. 1t
does not In any way sufficient.
~ warrant attaching blame tn
the commanding officer % the
war vessel or to III. Imperial
and royal government.
The government OF the 4.
: has also failed 60 designate
the persons upon whose teati.
mony II relies and TO whom II
apparently believes IL may ~.
tribute higher degree OF cred,
ibliity than 10 the commander
~ the imperial aud royal fleet.
The note also fails 10 give
any Information whatsoever aH
60 the Number. namea aud
more precise fact OF the Amer.
lean citizens who were on
board of the said steamer at
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.~A~sf,w.rSV-Hye>-Y'

NItEVN foN. Doc. 10 -
THE state department gave out
the Austrian reply 10 the An.
coma note this afternoon. The
text OF this reply to the first
American note follows
In reply 20 the much ~.
teemed note which his excel.
lency, MIR Frederick CORTLAND
Penfleld. ambassador cxtraor.
binary and plenipotentiary Of
tho United States OF America.
directed TO him In the name OF
the American government un-
der date OF the 9Th instant In
the matter OF the sinking of
the Italian steamer Anoon.
the undersigned. preliminary
To a thoro. moritorious treat.
ment OF the demand. has the
honor Co observe that the
sharpness with which the gov
eminent OF the United States
considers Il necessary to blame
the commanding officer OF the
submarine concerned In the az
fair, and the firmness In which
the demands addressed tho
imperial and royal government
appear TO be expressed. might
well have warranted tho ex
pectation that thee government.
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Wolves in Sleeps Clothing;
Working People Beware
Of the Northwest Worker

| have been member of the So.
ciaitst party for nearly ~ years. and
would be traitor To- the people
and party members. indeed. N I did
not expose the graft which I nave
the evidence 20 prove
call attention ia the fact that
Maynard Shipiey. the editor Of the
Northwest Worker. In his issues OF
December and 10. makes most
vicious attack on me FOR exposing
the croOkedness In the Socialist par
~ state organization. but Shlpley
fears the truth and facts and re-
fuses to allow me space In his paper
to make answer 70 him.
The gang fears the truth and the
facts
Shipiey speaks here next sunday
night. December 10. al stevens hall
on Fourth ave, between Pike and
Pine SIS. ! shall he there. ana ask
every Socialist party member who
can 10 be there. I shall ask for the
platform ana give you the evidence
Of the graft.
EDWIN j. BROwN.
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Text OF AUSTRIAN REPLY TO u 5. NOTE ON ANC0NA|

ence which IL has conducted
with another government in
other cases.
The imperial and royal gov.
eminent Is lesH able 10 follow
the Washington cabinet on this
unusual path, since II by no
means possesses authentic
knowledge of all OF the peril.
nent correspondence OF the gov
eminent OF the United States.
nor In II OF the opinion that
such knowledge might be suffi.
Client for II Ia the present case.
which. in 80 far as II IN inform.
ed. IN In essential points OF an
other nature than the case or
cases 20 which the government
~ the United States seems 10
allude.
The imperial and royal gov.
eminent may therefore leave
IL TO the Washington cabinet 10
formulate the particular points
OF law against which the com
handing officer OF the subma.
rine II alleged TO have offend
ed on the occasion Of the sink.
ing OF the Aneona.
ed States has also seen NJ TO
refer to the attitude which the
Berlin cabinet assumed In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

Monday. will be The Fashion
Girls." merry musical comedy
tabloid with IA people. The extra
added feature will be Bob Albright.
the popular Male Melba." Other
numbers on the program include
Billee Seaton. n Spokane girl. who
has won national success In ysude-
vile as singing comedienne. the
Potts Hrothers and company. in
their latest comedy. "A Doubles
Troubles" the Standard Brothers.
premier acrobats. and the last In
stallment OF Neal OF the Navy"
EMPRESS
The seyen.aot bill to be offered
AT the Empress beginning Sunday
afternoon will be headed by Birds
OF a Feather" played by Eddie
Heron and Marre Douglas.
The added feature attraction will
be Kerslake's Pigs. an &C, that tho
Butte Miner said sent the audi.
ence away bowling"
Another feature of the bill is the
Musical Hunters.
Other acts are: "Phasma," the
Goddess of Light; Marie Dreams.
an English girl; Walton and
Brandt. singing and talking, and
Martyr and Florence, jugglers.
METROPOLITAN
There is going to be a merry
time at the Metropolitan theatre
on Christmas day. when Potash
and Perlnutter' returns for an en-
eagement OF eight nights and three
natinees. fresh from removed tri-
umphs In San Francisco. Los An
gelos and other coas' cities. Abe"
and "Mawruss" are the most
modest and lovable OF characters.
and millions OF people have
laughed until they cried over them.
Potash and Perlmutter" are the
creations " Montague Glass. whose
series OF stories In the Saturday
Evening Post won instant recoEnl.
ton. The reception OF these stories
In dramatis form was in the nature
of an ovation. and ever since their
first appearance ABE" and NAV
russ" have been the most widely
talked OF characters OF the present
day drama
Prominent in the cast TO be seen
here are Jules Jordan as Abe" Pot.
ash. and Lew WEIGH as "Mawruss"
Perlmutter. Lottio Kendall. n we'll.
known musical comedy star. az the
designer. Marie Howe. Gus Cohen.
Harry Luck. Ed Shoben. Pearl Ford
aud Bertha Martin. The seat sale
opens Monday. Popular price mat.
|snees are TO be given on Christmas
day, Wednesday and New Years
day.
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HERB ASKS FOR
SOME CHILDREN
Schoenfeid Wants 10 Play
Santa for Some OF Our
Riddles
LOOKS LIKE A BIG. DAY

All bachelors. bachelor maids and
ehildleSa parents who have applied
to The star for Christmas Kids will
be notified an Monday OF next
week N their applications have
been granted.
They gill be told. by letter or
telephone. who the children are
who have consented 60 DO cntsr,
tainsd. their ages. ser. and other
necessary data
We ask applicants to be patient,
and hopeful
County Poor Commissioner Cal
laghsn has been interviewing the
children. and reports that he finds
them Ia a gracious mood.
Usually Herbert A. Scho~nfeii.
Of the Standard Furniture Co. die
tatcs his correspondence TO a red.
headed stcnographer Owing 10
the absence on n holiday OF IN.
r.-h. =. he has written The Star
an incohereut letter on a bueking
typewriter.
Typewritcriy speaking. II Ia one
OF the worst letters We ever re-
caived. beginning -Egidor OF the
star" and concluding YOURS re-
spegtfully."
But the hidden meaning II fine.
and We blame the indifference to
the weil.known fact that Schoen.
field. on those rare occasions when
be uses n typewriter. plays the In.
strument with one hand. on which
be has five thumbs
Tho Star found three boys last
Christmas for Schoenfeld. He has
three boys of his own. and the
three young Schoenfelds and the
three guests nearly tore the house
down
Schoenfeld. author OF Dads
day" had so much fun that h.
wants TO repeat That IL. he wants
US to lind him three boys. same
ages as his youngsters.
A number OF the childless par.
entA have written us they hope
veil send them Christmas Kids
they will love SO much that they
wlll never want to lst them 20.
A chlldless mother OF Manatte.
Wash. says she has a good hus.
band. a comfortable home. and
some money. but she IL not entire
~ happy. She wants. and cannot
have. a baby OF her own. She
would like to adopt a baby
So WIN we send her a baby boy
Not votfngDr than Efx fuoutha nor
older than three years.
THAT" she writes. is the only
Christmas present | want"
We will try TO find her the right
kind OF baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
EXPERT WILL HELP
Cit YIN S. E. FIGHT

The council finance committee
Friday recommended that the re
cent requer BY Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Pierce for an expert
engineer to aid in the city's figh;
against the traction company's pc
tition for relief from franchise oh.
legations. be granted. A sum not
exceeding $4,000 viii be necessary
10 hight the case. and this also was
recoumended. Application for ap-
pointncn, as the expert was receiy'
ed from, Harold Almert. OF Chicago
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ar-assaH
PROF. ALLISON
TO TALK ON WATER

Water Publication and Seattle's
Water supply" will be the subject
OF public address. to be delivered
Monday noon. December 20. Mt the
Seattle Commercial Club. by VIM.
=. Allison, professor OF municipal
at the University Of
This ls one OF n series
Of extension lectures on municipal
problems given by university In.
struetors and city officials.
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LEVY FORMALLY
ADOPTED TODAY
Councilman c. Allen Dale
Again Asks for More
Liberty or Death
MEETING is BRIEF

In n meeting that lasted not
more than five minutes. the city
council Saturday formally ratified
the new tar levy ordinance. which
eliminates the item for 1927 SOC,
providing for bond interest and
redemption. but allows the others
which have been Ia controversy.
The vote was 6 TO ,. with the
lineup the same as Friday.
The new ordinance fixes the levy
At 81 mills in the old city limits.
Assessor Thatcher r. preparing
Saturday To extend the levy on the
tar rolls. lie viii ask $500 OF the
city for overtime. which he says II
viii be necessary for his employees
to put In on night work. In order
to &c, the work done In time.
A feature OF the flye-minute coun-
ell session Saturday was another
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS death"
speech by Councilman Dale in de-
Tense OF the traction company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
APPLICATIONS ALL
READY FOR DRINKER

County Auditor Phelps has made
ready for Washingtons coming
"dryness" by ordering 10000 blank
applications for liquor.
Every person. except druggists.
who wants liquor must make per-
sonal application at the courthouse
after January /.
Eleven persons and firms were
charged op warrants issued by Dep.
uty Prosecutor Carmody. on Friday.
with selling liquor without a H.
cense. The penalty is 800 to $500
fine or 30 days 70 six months in the
county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
THEATRE BURNS;
TWO ARE INJURED

CHEYENNE. Dec. fs.---MAyor Il.
y. Ia Fountain and Walter Brad.
ley were injured. damage ,otaling
SO. 900 was done to the Capitol
Avenue theatre. and 90 guests Of
the Plains hotel we're driven To tho
streets In their night attire by a
fire which burned the interior OF
the theatre early this morning.
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POINTS OF AUSTRIAs NOTE FOR BUSY READERS
on Austria wants further discussion OF the case.
C She holds her submarine commander cannot be
blamed.
on She wants information which America based it's
demands likewise names of persons killed
On For their death. she expresses regret.
Oh She the right to place her own judicial in
tcrpretations and asks Washington formulate the
actual circumstances which America bases its
I'll She claims know fully of the German Ameri-
submarine controversy and holds the herein
not parallel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
GILL GETS DAMDER UP

Mayor Gin Is incensed Saturday
over what he considers an exorbi-
tant charge for posting notices of
the special hearing on the city's ap-
plicatlon for light franchise In
tho south end OF the city.
The total charge In 5000
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correspond.

aforementioned correspond.
ence.
The imperial and royal RoY-
eminent finds In the much-es-
teemed note no indications
whatever OF the intent WITH
which the reference was madev
Should. however. the gov
eminent OF the United States
thereby have intended to ex-
press an opinion TO the effect
that prejudice OF whatever
nature existed for the imperial
and royal government with re-.
spect to the judicial consider
alton OF the affair I'm question.
this government must. In order
10 preclude possible mlsuuder.
standings. declare that a.
natter OF course. II reserves
10 Itself full freedom OF main
tanning it's own legal views in
the discussion Of the case or
the Ancona.
In having the honor TO have
recourse TO the kindness OF his
e1cellency. the ambassador Of
the United States OF America.
with the most respectful re-
quest 10 be good enough 10 com
municate the foregoing to the
American government on this
occasion TO state that the inn
perinl and royal government in
no less degree than the Ameri-
can government. and under an
circumstances. most sincerely
deplores the fate of the inno-
cent victims OF the iDcident In
question. the undersigned al
the Same time ayails himself OF
the opportunity TO renew the
expression OF his most distin.
guished consideration for the
American ambassador.
"BURIAN."
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oapHgum

oHfTGOM
Comedy viii headline the Or
phsum show starting Sunday mat.
ine. i,a big laugh is called "Sus-
picions Of Hubby with Eva TAYLOR
in the leading role.
A gorgeous spectacle. featuring
Eva Gauthler. prima donna mexxo.
soprano. and Mia Dew. prlma bal
lerina. Will be presented as added
attraction. Eva 0authier IL the
young French. Canadian woman who
lived four years In a Invan.so
harcm TO study Oriental music. She
sings accompaniment In true
Eastern fashion To the dances
executed by Mia Dew. assisted by
four Young Elrla In filmy drapcry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

United States.
~ must. however. ia the
first place. raise the question
. why that government failed 10
give lurlsdictionai reasons for
the demands set forth IN its
note with reference 10 the spe-
einl circumstance 81 the in
eliminating evidence upon
which II itself lays s,resn. and
why. ia lieu thereof. II referred
TO an exchange OF correspond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
What Better Gift Could
You Give Than to Pro-
mote Good Health

And there is nothing you could do.
either for yourself or any one else.
better than to arrange too have your
teeth put into perfect condition.
Every day that you neglect de-
cayed teeth you are taking chances
with that most precious OF all pos
sessions. your health. Decayed teeth
are breeders OF disease--they inter
fere with your digcstion---and moth
Ing has more direct and vital bear
Ing on your health than your diges-
tlon. Your physician will tell you
that
And " your health is not good.
your efficiency IL greatly impaired.
which Is very bad business indeed.
And II Is so unnecessary to have
bad teeth We offer you the services
OF the very highest class dentists.
graduate, registered men. who have
graduated from the best dental coll
legcs and passed the examination OF
the state dental board Each and
every operator I'm this office has his
certificate from the state dental
board hanging right on the wall In
front OF his dental chair. In sight
OF all. This Is proof positive to YOU
that he knows his business and
knows ~ thoroughly. We offer YOU
tho services OF these high class men,
together with the very best OF ma
teriRls and the most scientific and
up to-date Of painless methods. at
low prices; I'm fact no more. and In
moat eases less than you can get at
any other office. why put II off
You are doing yourself an injustice
by 80 doing.
Furthermore. we give with all
work our ironciad guarantee Of sat
istaction. signed both by the man
who ala the work ana by l. r. Clark
n. II. s., owner and manager OF this
office, who Is thoroughly responsible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18

Other acts are Mayo and Tally.
comedians. who sing Ruby Helder.
the girl tenor. thu Harmony Trio.
sing and play: ZIegler and Johnny
Singer dance. James Dutton and
company are society oquestrians.
The Travel Weekly visits North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
Clue TO ELECT oFFIcERs

The Swedish Republican club OF
King county will hold their annual
election Of officers for the ensuing
year Monday night In the Swedish
club hall.
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VII' NFITI'HI HlUHl NJ
However. in blew Of the fact
that the Washington cabinet
has now mads positive state
ment 90 the effect that citizens
OF the United States OF Ameri.
ca came 10 grief In the incident
In question. the Imperial and
royal government IL In princl-
pie ready 10 enter into nm ex.
change Of yiswA In tho affair
with the government OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
THEATRES COMING WEEK

Left right Mia Devil orphevm; Florence Martyr.
Bottom, lef, Biee
Perlrufter" Metropolitan
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west Africa. Corsica. Australian.
gary.
pANTAoEs
Hcadlining the special Christmas
week bin ut the Pantages. opening
with the matinee performance next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-18
NUXATED IRON

Increases strength
~ delicate. uer-
y q 80 r.. rundown
prpple 200 per
cent IN ten days
in many instances.
si60 forfeit n it
falls AZ per fun ex
PLANTATION IN large
article soon 10 APP
pear in this paper.
Ask your doctor or
drUHRiHt about it.
Bsrteil Drug 60.
60. always carry u
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Regal Dental Offices

DIR. T.. u. Clark, Manager
1905 Third Ave, \. W. Cor. Third
and Union.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-31
Demorest Says Non-Owners
Take Little Interest in
Districts.

william {. Demorest, president 'of the
Realty Trust, advocates the elimination
of the rental feature as one means OF
establishing and maintaining high
standard OF community life in the mod
ern suburban development.
Speaking of the rental phase as hav-
ing derogatory influence on suburban
realty, Mr.. Demorest said yesterday:
"The very reason whicn impels folks
to rent, rather than buy, a country
home indicates that their motive is the
direct antithesis OF the developers aims
and ambitions. The builder Of a subur-
ban residential park is pioneer IN the
truest sense of the word. assuming, as
he does, great physical and financial re-
sponsibilities in creating out OF waste
land city-improved dwelling place
amid country surroundings.
"The idea of permanency which pre-
dominates in the plans of every repu-
table builder finds no place IN the CON
sideration of the renter, whose life
from real estate point OF view, IS
gypsylike here to-day and gone to-
morrow The degree OF interest which
a resident manifests in his community
is governed largely by the extent or
financial obligations which tend TO bind
him to the place. The renting OF real
estate entails comparatively little obli-
CATION especially under our present
law, and consequently the renters in
terest in his neighbors and his neigh
borhood' is spondingly small.
"The great majority of suburban
residents who after careful discrimina-