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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
Nothing polna.

Madge-Papa says that capital is
very timid on account of the war.
Marjorie-Nobody knows that bet
ter than do. I've tltrted with half a
dozen rich young men since the war
broke out and l haven't had single
proposal.-Judge.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
New Strike at Remington Plant.
T14;oo NJ " Au0 7A+ a yono+;,

Utica, N. Y, Aug. 7.-At meeting
held on Thursday at Tllon, which was
attended by about 1900 piece work
ers in the Remington arms plant, a
general strike of all piece workers
was declared.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
Annthsr for Homo uae.

Omar--What a sweet voice your wife
has. had occasion to talk ito her
over the phone this morning.
Heiny All, that explains it. You
heard only her phone voice.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
Rouuhlnu It.

John" said the millionaire to his
butler at the bungalow, serve the
champagne in tin cups
Yes, sir.
My rich friends like to rough it
when in the country
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
Eluht Villa Troopers Killed.

Ell Paso, Tex, Aug. Eight Villa
troopers were executed in Juarez on
orders from General Villa. The men,
it is said, rode through Juarez early
In the day, yelling "Abio Villa! Vive
Zapata!" down with Villa!)
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
Match Wind Shield.

A new pocket holder for safety
match boxes has a slide to form q
wind shield when a match is lighted
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12

gun, and he knelt beside her as she
sat in a great arm chair with the little
new soul Graded in her arms. and
whispered Beauty" in a tone akin to
reverence, her laughter sounded like
the gurgle of a cooling brook, and her
eyes shone like two stars.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
The Busy Woman.

rs she a woman of affairs?"
Yes; everybody's. She's the neigh
borhood gossip. Judge
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12

Miners in the Manchester (Eng.)
district are demanding 20 per cent
increase in wages or a war bonus.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12

A man seldom saves any money
after marriage unless he has wife
who will save it for him.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
Poor Peck.

Henry, you talk in your sleep"
Well, do you begrudge me even
those few words?" - Boston Trans.
script.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12

Prosperity begins to pay the freight
as soon as it is found out.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12
A Test Case.

Il don't know whether my pretty
neighbor takes me seriously or not
You can easily find out"
"How?"
Pretend you have found another
pretty neighbCr in the same block"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12

Millions of particular women now uss
and recommend Red Cross Ball Blue. All
grocers. Adv.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-12

New Zealand has over 100000
Europeans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
ASSOCIATED
PRESS IS NOT A
TRUST Is FOUND
ATTORNEY GENERAL FINDS THERE
IS NO GROUND FOR ACTION
AGAINST ASSOCIATION.
NEW YORK SUN is INFORMED THAT
GOVERNMENT WILL NOT PROSE-
CUTE ASSOCIATION.

Washington. y. G.. March lg.-Attor-
nev General Gregory. N q letter addressed
10 Jgm"~ NJ. Beck. counsel for the Sun
Printing and Publishing association II
New York hold that there i no pronnd
for action ~ the federal authorities
against the Associated Pres under the
antitrust law. The attorney general
letter dated March u aud made public
today follows:
Il have gwen consideration ia the com
plant against the A~~nriatcd Pres for a.
legged violation ct the federal antitrust
aci presented 10 my predecessor ~ YOU 49,
counsel for the sun Printing and Publish
me- association.
"The Associated Pres was organized
nnder the membership corporation law of
The state Of New York. According u the
certificate of Incorporation IT. o.:
a association 81 certain persons who.
owning Or representing certain Newspaper.
unite ~ 2 mutual aud cooperative organ
izaiinn Tor the collection and interchange
with greater economy and efficiency. ~ IN
formation and intelligence for publication
IN the newspapers owned or represented
by them. The oblcct~ Of tie a~-uriaiinn
~ stated ~ the certificate are:
ITO gather, obtain and procure ~ i~
" lnstrumcntalitic~ ~ exchange with H.
members. and Tor any appropriate mcar-.
amy aud All Kind, ~ information and w.
teliigrnc". and a. furnish and supply ihc
same to IT. m,mhrr- lnr publication al the
new papers owned or rp~rc~rntcd "a them.
under and subject tp such regulations.
conditions and limitations a- max ~ pre-
scrihed IA the bylaws and The mutual
cooperation. benefit aud protection oi IT,
members.
Tie certificate further provide:
The corporation On mot lu make a rrriii
nor a. make or declare dividend. and N
not 70 engage ~ the business ~ selling ~
%telllgence. nor traffic ~ the same.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.. Rochester. N. Y.

president ~ he Associated Pres. NJ the
effect that many ~ IT. members have
neither an operator or a wire ot the 49,
>ociaiion directly III their offices. but ~
crive news items hy messengers aud other
means vt communication M my iufurma
ton ga these points w incorrect, shall w.
glad tu have N corrected.
1T ~ perhaps unnecessary tor me a.
point cut that II thr Sun Printing and Pub
lI~hing association IN n"t satisfied with the
conclusions have reached. II may itself
bring suit against the Associated Pres.
either hy injunction ~ tor damage. and
thereby obtain u judicial determination a~
a. the merits ~ IT, complaint.
'Iicgrcttme that the pressure of other
business entitled nv priority Co., tu the time
If consideration has prevented an earlier
disposition of lhl~ complaint. ! am. Very
sincerely YOUR, ~. w. GREGORY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19

the result ~ a long. careful and searching
scrutiny w the department ~ Justice w
the object and form ~ the organization. -
scope and lt~ methods.
III i~ convincing proof ~ the utter lack
uf foundation 81 such attacks a. that 81
the Sun that such Hn investigation found
nothing III thc methods and prarticr- ~
the organization property subject 4" the
attack made wv the ~uu aud nothing In
az IN law~ ~ 40 objectionable. save one
section ta provision similar IT, which had
been upheld many years aga by the highest
court W New York. that ha- been u depd
letter nnd never operative ~ any sense
since H. adoption M the time the present
organization wa formed III 1900.
Those charged with the management of
the A~~ocIatrd Pres have rudpayurrd ~
govern H. conduct with \ full appreciation
uf the unidentified fact that IT, r"nr-r
h"uld hr. not only legally. but rthIrall,
controlled hy ihc highest Standard. aud IL
this Wp have irlt that ~ were succeeding
-~" iar a- II Nv humanity pu~~iblc ~ ~nr-
rrrd.
IT ~ uui the custom ~ the Associated
Pre- 4" either shrek ter ~ shrink from
Investigations "t any vi H. activiiir~-it
TAR. W. are ruutrui."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19

intelligence, from any such association.
when the board of directors. by a vote
of two-thirds of all it, members. shall de-
eide and notify any member that the pur-
chase or receipt of news from any other
person, firm, corporation or association.
not = member Of thi- corporation or rep
resented IN this corporation by a member,
or any other action by such member, e.
tabli~he- a condition that will be- likely to
permit the news OF the corporation to be
disclosed to unauthorized persons, such
members shall immediately discontinue
purchasing or receiving such news. or such
other objectionable action. The decision
81 the board of Director - To- the r~tab-
l-hmcnt OF such condition shall be- final
and the fact shall not thereafter ~ open
to question by = member.
The president ~ the .h~~ur.tcd Pres
STATES that The power reserved 10 thi~ hv-
Law ha~ not been cxcrri-rd. A. under
~tand the complainant dispute that a~~cr-
tion. IL y not necessary. however. for
u.g tu determine that i~~y:c vi yirt. since
my conclusion l. that Thu bylaw. whether
Il has been enforced "a moi. should br
abru"atcd. am advised w the president
~ the Associated Pre- that that will w.
done promptly.
The following resolution ~ the board II
directors of the Associated Press J. also
pointed out ~ an obstacle III the way at
ia, members 81 the Associated Press Oh
1 NHtututr tho rYnu- AT utN tttul Y.u.x
"'Rc~olvcd That the placing Of an
operator of any other news gathering 81
distributing dissertation IN the offices of nm
As>ociaied Pres paper ~ \ step which 60
tabli~hc~ q condition which will bc likely
~ permit the news of ihi~ corporation ~
b. disclosed ~ unauthorized persons and
- cndangrr- the mviolabiliiy of the news
service ~ the A~~uciatrd Pres that II u
seriously prc Judicial ~ the interest aud
%fcltarr 81 TIM corporation aud IT, mem
bcr-. aud the board a. Directors. by author
it, ~ the bylaw. hereby forbid any mem
ber 1T the Associated Pres from placing
AN operator oi amy other news gathering
or distributing association IL III office ~
building. tfch. 20. l9ol.l'
81 am not prepared ~ say. however. that
this regulation ha~ No. reasonable relation
10 a legitimate end. namely, preventing
representatives ot rival ugrurir- from
'"min@ into possession before publication
N news collected by the A--uriatrd Press.
Nor an convinced that tie regulation
seriously hindcr- members oi the A.
~ocIated Pres desiring ~ obtain the -crv-
"e ~ another new agency. On the con
.rary. my information a. that some IT them
=" obtain Ecw~ from other agencies. while
n the ~rmr time complying with thu rrgll-
'ail"u. A. further showing that u ncw-
! agency MAY serve i newspaper without
~ operation u the office ~ the newspaper.
] refer 10 the statement made tu me bv the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19

Those eligible for membership are thu,
described IN the bylaw. article ,. see.
.tion i:
1.-The sole, or the part owner II 4 news
paper, or any executive officer of n cor.
poration, limited liability company. or Joint
stock company or other association which
l. the owner OF y newspaper. shall be
eligible n a member 81 the corporation, IL
the way and upon the subject To the con
ditions and limitations hereinafter ~peci-
he'd, provided that not more than one per
son AT = time shall be eligible ~ reason al
connection with amy one newspaper. n,
other person shall h. eligible.
Members may be- elected hv the al
firmative vote of not les than fonr-ffth-
Of all the members 81 the corporation thv-
laws. art. 3, see. ID
Members shall also be- elected w The
board Of directors. when 40 mcetln. ~ VA,
members al the corporation IN IN session.
but no applicant Tor membership can u,
elected ~ the directors over the oppo-i
tion of amy member entitled 10 the right ul
protest. Cart. 3. see. ~
"Thc night "a protest 4 tie right 10 o.
jeci Ia the admission of new member
from 4 gwen territorial district cart. 3,
sec. - II can only he confirmed ~ NV,
affirmative vote of ~cvcn-ci.ht~ ni all mem
hers. Cart. 3. See. G.l
The right oi protest has no application
IA tho alp.tinp ~ .ptIt,..f a.. F..,. et.I
vote II the members themselves.
Zach member IN entitled to one vote h,
virtue ~ hi membership tari. :. see. II
and also q vote Tor each 80 81 the bonds
~ the association rcel-tcrcd N hi~ name
az e. $1,000. provided hr valves interest
on the bonds. cart. u. -rr. 3D.
"Thc affairs 81 The corporation ale man
aged lay fifteen dircriur-. who arc r%lrrtr,
~ member ~ he corporation and must
themselves hc member. art. ,. see. 40
The cost Of maintain. thc nra cryic,
"i the corporation and 40 other vNpru~r-
81 the corporation are appurtiuurd among
the members IN The board ~ director II
such manner ~ u may deem equitable.
cant. 3. see. -
Broadly stated, the new distributed hy
the Associated Pres cump- ~ u IN two
WAY FIR. rom ihr reports made u y
hy the Naruu~ m,nlct ut happening ir
their respective o,iliir and second.
from corr nnrduut-. rrIurtcr- and other
aEcaric culilu,rd ", u directly. The new
81 the world thus brnurht together T. then
distributed bN thc N--uciulrd Pres 10 it,
members, principally. NJ course. ~ tclc-
graph. IT, that end. Il lca~r~ and operates
IN the ncirhhurhu"d "t $4,000 miles of
'~.r"rIrl Iinr~.
The principal .r"uud- "a complaint
aIr.
Il That ih, mcmIcr MI tir A--uriutc,'
Pres are prevented. ~ n least ~~criou~lv
hIndcred. from obtaining news IN pur-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19

chase OF otherwise from any rival agency.
"2-That members of the Associated
Press are prohibited from furnishing the
news collected by them respectively 10 any
newspaper which l. not a member.
"3-That through the operation Of the
right Of protest above described. a news
paper in a given locality applying for mem
bership can not BE- elected without the con
sent of the member IN that locality.
assuming that the kind of service in
which the A-~ociatyd Pres j. engaged II
interstate commerce Ga question not free
from doubt am nevertheless. of the
opinion that il = NJ Mutation % the anti
trust act for q group ri newspapers To-
form I'm association NV collect and dis
tribute news for their cor:inun benefit. and
to that end 10 agree 10 furnish HE new
collected by them only ~ each either. ~
io the association, provided hat 10 at-
.ciupl = made 4" lr.Acui member from
purchasing ur uthcrWi~c uhtaiuiut u-ar-
rom rival aacncIc~. .Aud j! iH.i KY t~re.
the corull;rN must Ne true. rameiy. hat
newspapers desiring w form and miintain
-uch an organization inay determine who
bail be- uid ~h" hall not hr their a-
~ociJtr-.
"Ill al course N rui 10 say that such
~ association might No. develop INTO M
unlawful monopoly. The Fuels abducted.
however. m my opinion. cleo not show that
that ha~ happened VI the ease ". thc ~
~ociatcd Pre-.
This dispose 80 the second and third
grounds 81 complaint based NJ the ~
Iuircmrni that member I'll the aSsociation
shall not furnish the new, collected hy
them e. amy one outside The association
md on the restrictions az To membership.
~ regards the first ground ct COM
plant. assuming. IN Do. that the collcc
fInu and distribution uf news among ~rv-
RAJ ~tatc- - interstate commerce ~ trade.
nd bN law "a other g.. tiun~ adopted
hy the Associated Pre- winch would have
.he effect ui preventing or seriously hinder
lug - members from purchasing a. other
wise obtaining news from a rival agency.
would ~. think. y restraint upon inter
"HN' AA4F FA NAAtAANfifl anu sAN AAAflNIIl
O" ~muuupnli1c. The contention that the
A~~"cLitrd Pre- ha~ imposed such N
regulation upon I'm membership. ~ ~ least
has the power "a dec -. ha. n foundation
a. -rriIuu ~ article y W thr ", Llw-
Nhlrh reads ~ follow:
Experience ha> shown that II Y vrry
difficult. u not impossible 10 avoid or pre-
vent violation al the rules prescribed ~
The la~t preceding section. ~ to detect ~
prove -nrh viuluiiuu. III members are per
mliI,d tr purchase new from other a~
~"'iatiun~. and that ~uri ,ha~c may ~
seriously prciudirial 90 the interest and
welfare al thl~ corporation and it, mem
her, Ihe board ~ directors may. Ia their
discretion. forbid the members To- purchase
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19
Statement by President NOyes.

Frank Il. Noyc-. president of the A.
~ociuted Pres. referring 10 the attorney
generals letter said
The rlcan hill nd health given the A.
~uciatcd Pres ~ tine attorney general
hi~ study NJ thc complaint ~ IVY,
New York Nun. D.. nj course. highly graft
flying "a the membership All the %orgauiza A
ton.
1T J. the more gratifying because il wa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-19

The nation j. duly proud uf this great
addition 70 y peace p~rrSerVcrS.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-21
SUE
SALOONKEEPERS
Seek Damages AS Result of AL
legged Sales of Liquor to
Minors

August l.. Kline. father OF Raymond
Kline, one OF trio OF youth sent
to the House OF Correction for hold
ing up and attempting to rob Saloon
keeper John Jansen. began suit for
$4,000 in the circuit court, against
Jansen, Tuesday afternoon.
Kline charges that Jansen sold to
his son, then 6 years old, the liquor
which made him criminal in the
eyes OF the law. and gave him prison
record. Young Kline and his com
panions were released from the work
house last week after serving four
and one-half months
Another suit against saloonkeep-
er, based on allegations that he sold
liquor TO msaor, was started by Mrs
Ida Wallace, against Joseph II. Ohlert
who conducts a bar at No. 255 Michi-
gan-aYe. Mrs. Wallace charges that
her son, Leroy Is years old, came
home in an intoxicated condition, the
day before Christmas, and wrenched
her arm while scpffling with her The
youth is her only support, she says.
She asks $4,000 damage from the sa-
loonkeeper.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-21
That Tightness
of the Stomach
Caused by Formation Of Nauseous
Gases from Undigested Food
Quickly Stopped With
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet.
TRIAL PACKAGE FREE.

When YOU feel as IL your stomach
was being tightly choked--when the
pain is intense and you break out in
a Geld and clammy perspiration and
there is lump in your throat and
You are weak and nauseated-a you
need is a Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablet
to clear away the wreckage OF undi-
gested food LEFT in the stomach and
inte5tines and restore YOU to your
normal self again. And this can all
he accomplished within few mo-
ments
Thousands OF people have learned
so well. how sure and dependable
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for all
stomach ills that they are never
without a package at home and at
the Office, and upon any Indication
that the stomach is little weary,
they take Stuart's Tablet after each
meal for few days until the diges,
tive organs get rested mp again.
This is a splendid plan 10 follow
and always results IN much good The
appetite Is improved. the food Is rel
ished more, your sleep Is more re-
freshing, and your disposition will
make you friends instead OF enemies.
For Indigestion. Sour Stomach.
Belching Gas Coated Tongue. Intes-
tinal Indigestion aud all Stomaeh
Disorders and Pains-or for Loss OF
Appetite nothing in the world has
ever equaled Sthart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets for sure and instant relief and
permanent cure,
Use them freely--they are as harm
less as sugar would be--and are by
no means TO be classed as medicine .
They have no effect whatever on the
gyStem except the benefits they brinp
YOU through the proper digestion oi
your food.
All drug stores sell Stuarts Dys
pepiia Tablets The price IA 30 cents
per box. many physicians lluse and
recommend them If YOU wish TO try
them before purchasing. send coupon
below. today, and we will az once send
ycu by mail. a sample free.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-21
DUR. PLANS TO
use HAMMER ON f..
BEMIS FIGURES
Will Attack the Trackage Values
Fixed by Commissions
Appraiser
COST OF NEW BELT LINE
GIVES COMPANY OPENING
This Construction, Tabled by
City Engineers, Ran Over
$4,000 a Mile

The ID. t. r. will undoubtedly soon
commence TO attempt to pick holes
in the Bemis appraisal, which is not
within $4,000. 900 OF the company 5
estimate OF the value of its physical
properties.
For instance. Prof Bemis values the
trackage OF the ID. T.. r. at $f73S5.75 >
a mile The Bancroft appraisal made
in 1911, placed $14,177 as the aver
age worth OF mile of track. The
new belt line was built last summer
under the supervision OF the muni-
cipal street railway commission. The
construction work was closely
watched by city engineers and close
tab was kept on material and labor.
The engineers, by their own figures,
fix the cost OF trackage on the juno
tion-ave, line at from $4,000 20 $40.-
600 mile.
1T is a well known fact that the
price OF labor and material has adj.
vanced greatly I'm the past few
nesday. The figures OF the men who
watched the Jnnction-ave. job for the
city are not too high. The company
is constantly improving track founda-
tions and replacing track"
The Bemis appraisal, which is com.
plete to July |, 1914. does not include
the cost OF the Junction line or any
other Improvement work that the
company has done since that time.
The railway commissioners say II will
be a very easy matter TO bring the
appraisal figure up To date
The ID. u, II. VIII probably issue a
formal statement in a day or two.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-21
BELGIAN MINISTER'S
WIFE WILL SPEAK HERE

Detroiters are to have aniopportun-
ity OF hearing about Belgium from
one who has seen the terrible devas-
tatfon that has been going on there
luring the war, for Madame Lalla
Vandervelde, wife of the Belgian min
lister OF state, who will speak in a
public meeting in the Board OF Com
merce. Monday evening. Jan. 25, has
only recently come from Belgium to
this country. Scenes OF ruined cities,
stories OF hardship and privation will
be told by her from the viewpoint OF
one who has actually seen and lived
them.
Madame Vanderyelde is an impress
sive and appealing speaker and her
voice has excellent carrying qualities
Her addresses are made in perfect
English. although she speaks French
with equal fuency.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-21
Mrs. OLeary of
Chicago Fire Fame,
Dies In Michigan

MASONVILLE, Jan. 20.--(SpeciaD
Mrs. Maggie OLeary, who died
in her modest nome In this village
last week, at the age Of rs years, is
said today TO have been the woman
whose COW kicked over the lantern
which caused the great Chicago fire
OF 1871. Mrs. OLeary came TO Madi-
sonville in 1875 and has resided here
since. When questioned as to hex
reLuted ownership of the famous COW,
she always maintained silence After
her death, however. friends declared
the story true.
IL is said that Mrs. O'Leary was
visited In 1898 by commissioners OF
the Worlds Columbian exposition. in
the hope that she might be persuaded
to sttend and that she. dreading pub
licity, refused.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-21
CLAIM NAMES ON
WET PETITIONS
ARE FORCERIES
Lenawee Dry Leaders Will Fight
Option Election Ordered by
Supervisors
BUSINESS MEN DENY
PURPORTED SIGNATURES
Steps Will BE Taken to Force
Publication of All Signers in
County Press

ADRIAN, Mich. Jan. 20. -(SpeciaD
Charging that there ware many dis
crepancies in the wet" petitions filed
With the Lenawee county supervisors,
local dry" leaders have been auth
orized TO test in court the legality of
the action OF the supervisors in vot.
ing last week to order resubmission
of the local option issue at the spring
elections.
The 'drys" have also taken steps
TO have the names of all signers OF the
wet petitions published in county pa
pers. II is claimed by the "drys' that
they have already found that a mum
Der OF the signatures are forgeries,
several prominent local business men
having asserted they had never sign
ed petitions which bear what purport
to be their signatures.