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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
MOVIE CENSORSHIP
GETS A NEW NAME
Beard of Review to Wipe Out
Bureaucratic faint.

When the sweethearts OF future
movies kiss and fade out, when the bad
man with heart Of gold takes his last
curtain after wiping out the gang OF
bad men with hearts Of flint, when the
81 900 per bruise comedian falls down
his final flight Of stairs, those old,
familiar words aren't going to flicker
on the nations screens any more.
Passed by the National Board OF
Censorship" is no longer the phrase
which certifcs 10 the high moral
character Of the photo-play. The title
Of the censoring body has itself been
censored. In future IT will be, Passed
by the National Board OF Review"
"Censorship." 10 was explained last
night By W. ID. Mcclure, jr., executive
secretary Of the board. implies type
Of official control that is deeply rcpug-
naut 20 the American ideal Of free
speech. The National Board believes in
the free expression Of ideas in the
press. in the theatre and in the motion
picture. i has come 20 the point where
Il would rather go out Of existence
than seem 20 stand for the kind Of
bureaucratic blue pencil that works In
secret and cnfOrces its decisions on the
public without ever giving the public
a chance 20 decide for itself.
"The work OF the board will continue
10 be what 10 has been--to formulate
and express public opinion on motion
pictures, review pictures for manufac-
turers with recommendations for
changes and eliminations and keep the
country posted on pictures 90 be seem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
BORDEN Dinner Postponed

Sir Robert Borden, Premier Of Can
ada. notified the Lawyers Club by wire
from Ottawa yesterday that he would
be unable 10 attend the luncheon ar
ranged BY the club in his honor and
set for April l. A dinner scheduled
for the Hotel Plaza the same evening
will also have TO be postponed. Sir
Robert explained that unexpected urg-
ency Of public affairs will prevent him
from leaving ottawa until after the
present Parliament session is con
cluded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
SISTERS GO TO CELL
FOR REALTY SWlNDLE
Two Women Get Long Terms
in Auburn.

Mrs. Matilda Francolini, htty-four'
and bor sister. Rose HALEY, fifty. were
sentenced Yesterday by Justice Shearn'
i, the Criminal Branch Of the Supreme
Court. 10 long terms in Auburn prison
The two women we're active IN the
organization Of several real estate cor
variations. the stock Of which they
sold principally TO women servants
Tbcv were convicted last week on the
srocifc charge Of grand larceny Tor
obtaining through their connection
With the Annex Homes Of New YORK
civ $1,000 from Mary Steen, seventy
four years old She had WORKED STAY
wears TO save this amount. $500.
Mrs. Francolini was sentenced 70 NOV
less than FIVE nor more than zen yea
IN Drison. In the case OF Rose ma igS
Justice Shearn said that he .wouid TAKE
under consideration the jury rec,
ommendation for mercy, since ne uau
learned that she was cnerlIS 40
v-oman. misled by her sister. ne
ins,;co sentenced her TO not less than
three nor more than six years ana eisN'
In Ignoring the jury's recommends-
ton Of mercy in the case OF mrs' i"''
colini, the justice said; ,.;.aL,o
"Your crime was such desplcapie
form, If swindling that IL merits drastic
nvnisbment | believe that the hands
Of the District Attorney should be up
held by imposing severe sentence a.
- earning Of what is coming TO others
of YOUR Class who now are being IN
vestigated.' 18th
When the Annex Home firm win
,,bicb tho women we're connected, went
ipto bankruptcy it was found 10 have
liabilities Of $4,000 and cash assets
e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
Won DER GOLTZ QUESTIONED
Although Not Prisoner. Won pspeh
Aid Is Watched Closely.

Captain Horst Won der Goltz, Captain
Won Papen's aid. who arrived in TINS
country Tuesday from England. ~here
he was held as a German spy, conferred
most Of yesterday with United states
District Attorney II. Snowden Marsna'l
and william Oncy, Of the Department
Of Justice. .,.-
There is considerable mystery sur
round ny Won der Goltz's mission mere
He came in company with Scotland
Yard detective, and every precaulioln. on. - /.
being taken TO keep his "hereaDo ,. W
unknown. He is not a prisoner IL va
stated. but IT is known that ne is KEEP
under surveillance. ~.
In some quarters it is reported th ina
his story will be a confession lmp..i,-
eating several others in connection with
German propaganda here. ,
Following his visit 20 the eoe Is
authorities several operators OF the De-
nartment of Justice were sent out 10
check up his story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
ADVERTISEMENT

Varsity Fifty Elves are group of extra smart
suits designed by Hart Schattner x Marx for
young men We alone in New York sell them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
Democrats Dine April -.

The annual dinner Of the National
Democratic Club will be held in the
Waldorf-Astoria on JeFerson's birth
day. April 13. Among the speakers will
be Thomas W. Gregory. Attorney Gen
oral of the United States; James a.
Reed. United States Senator from Mis-
sour, and James u. Phelan, United
States Senator from California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30

Csvnor warrant me in saying mucn
more hut write this that you may
know something Of how the respon-
sible public feel about the present
situation
Dividends Unpaid, Surplus.
Tho subcommittee Of the Thompson
Committee. under the direction OF Per
lev Morse. the committees accountant
has discovered that the lnterboroush
RAND Transit Company has accumu-
Jared surplus Of nearly Sl6,OOO,OOO IN
unpaid dividends.
I'VE ind" said Frank Moss, counsel
N tho committee. Chat the INTERIOR
ough has been earning and declaring
a quarterly dividend OF Pa per cent
with an extra per cent per annlm
frequently added. These dividends TOT
some reason. have not been collected
bv the stockholders, but allowed 10
accumulate until now they represent
between sl5,0000OO and Sl6.OOO'OOO'
We intend 20 learn why this has peen
done. l.,
There has probably never been In.
vented a more complicated System OF
accounts than that Of the 1nterborougn
on which we have been working Tor
weeks. Il takes time 20 untangle the
intricate accounts. but we are making
progress
Senator Thompson IS expected 70 re-
turn from Albany tonight. The com
mittee will hold a hearing tomorrow
beginning ~ 1890 a. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
Wallach Bros.

Third Ave. cor. l22d ST. Open
2i6-2ts West I25th ST. EveniAP'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
Commissioner Smiths Let
ter Is Second Protest
She Has Received.
REFERS TO UNFAIR USE
OF MAYORS NAME
Thompson Expert Says |. R. T.
Has S15,OOO,OOO Unpaid Divi-
dends in It's Surplus.

r. A c. Smith, Dock Commissioner,
mas written a letter 10 Mrs. William J.
Gaynor in defence OF the late Mayors
memory.
This is the second letter that has
been written IN protest against the
testimony adduced before the Thomp-
son committee concerning the visit N
1911 Of a man TO Timothy Williams,
president OF the b. r. T., who told him
that for 100000 the influence of a
member Of the Board Of Estimate could
be obtained. This was when the
B. r. T. was fighting for participation
in the dual subway plans. The other
letter was written by Charles II. Hyde,
City Chamberlain under Mayor Gaynor,
who was associated for twenty-five
years with Mr.. Gaynor
Smith Writes to Mrs. Gaynor.
Occurrences Of the last few days
wrote Commissioner Smith. have
caused the friends OF the late Mayor
to feel that no man is safe from
calumny If he has ever been coura-
geous enough to try TO serve the city
and its citizens. ! refer 10 the unjust
and unfair use Of the name Of Mr..
Gaynor in the proceeding before leg
islstive committee holding meetings in
the city just now
CHOSE Of US who knew Mr. Gaynor
feel that no harm can be done TO tho
memory OF him. To know him as ] did
is 70 have no other feeling than that
his integrity was such that II will stand
any test of unfortunate discussion. In
the minds Of the respons BILE element OF
the whole city there is q feeling of in
dignatiOn against the evident attempt
20 capitalize unfriendly expression,
caused by political conditions, about
man no longer IN life TO defend himself.
"The injustice of 1t all does not les
sen the great regret OF Mr.. Gaynor's
friends that any one should be suffi
ciently willing 10 hazard the criticism
of bad taste that must always follow
an attempt to malign those that are
no more.
personal relations I held with Mr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

%. Del "Epistolario de Fradique
Ncndes" por ]. Eca de Quciroz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
Amor mio:

SLlOI IllO-
Hace aun pocos ~instantes (diez
INSTANCES, diez minutes, que tanto
inverti en- IN coche desesperante des-
de nuestra "Torre de MarfiP'), 20
sentia el de tn coraz6n junto
al MIC sin que nos separase mas que
Ia arcilla mortal. en- ii, tan bella. en-
M tan ruda, Y va estoy intentando
prolongar ansiosamente. por medic de
este papel i~nerte, csc inefable "estar
contigo," que hoy es TODD el fin de
mi vida, mi suprema Y unica vida. Es
que leios de tn presencia deJo de VI
vir; las cosas para mi dejan de ser,
Y soy como Ill mundo muerto. APE
q pues, acabas de estar junto a mi
Y murmurar mi nombre, comienzo Z
Gspirar desesperadamente g Il como
a una resurrection!
.Antes de anarte, antes de reclblr
de las manos de dos mi Eva, jQue
era yo, en- realidad? Una sombra flo
tanto entire sombras. Pero I'll WINS
te, adorada mia, para hacerme sent!T
mi realidad Y para permitir que yo
gritase tambiGn triunfalmente mi
;"amo. luego existow y no fue solo
mi realidad que desbandaste, fue
tambicn la realidad de todo este Uni
verso que me ~envolvia como I'm III
ininteligihle V ceniciento monitor de
apariencias. Cuando hace dias en- Il
terraza de Savran, al a]nochecer. t.
uueiabas de que 70 contemplate l2
e~strellas teniendo tan cerca tus dos
oios. Y observase el adormecer de lci
colinas junto al calor de tus hombros,
no $abiaS. nj W L. sUpe 'Xpllcar en-
tonces. que aqueila contemplation
err tambiGn un modo nuevo de ado
rartc. porCue realmente eStaDa aC-
miranda en- las cosas la meSparad!
be!leza que I'll sobre elias derrama5
nor una emanaci6n que te es prOpii
= ore artcs de vivir q I'll lado nunc:
en- elias pcrcibiera, como no sc per
cibe el carmin de las rosas, nj el yer
de del cGspcd antes de salir el So.
Fuiste til, bien armada, quien me l!u-
min6 c! mundo. En- tn amor recibl m
jniciaci6n. Ahora comprendo, ahora
Sc. Y como el antique iniciado, Duedo
afirmar: "TambiGn fui 4 Eleusis; en-
el largo canine colgue muchas flo
res que no eran vcrdaderas en- mu
/ cbos a!tarcs que no eran divinos; pc
70 = Eleusis lleguc. en- Eleusis pene'
ire. Y u senti Ia verdad. .....'
Y anade aua que, para mi mart
rio Y gloria. III eres suntuosamcntl
hermosa. etereamente bella. de un1
belleza hccha de cielo y de TERRA
bellcza comp!eta y solo tuya, que 20
va concibiera. pero QUO nunca ere.
~reaiiza5lc. iCuntas vcces. ante aquc.
. LA siemprc admirada y sicmpre per
%. Del .Epistolario de Fradiqua
Ncntes" Dor ]. Eca de Quciroz.
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EpIsTOLkRlo AkHAooRRoos0 :
A CLARA ..... Cd

fecta Venus de Milo pense que 81 de-
baio de sus facciones de diosa pudle-
ran tumultuarse los cuidados huma-
nos: 81 sus oios soberanos Y mudos Sc
supiesen lIenar de lagrimas; 81 sus
labios, solo tallados para Ia mlel y
para los beSos, consintiesen tenlbiar
con ell murmullo de una plegaria hui
milde; 81 bajo sus pechos, que fueran
el apetito sublime de los Doses y de
los Heroes, palpitase un dla el Amor
V con 81 la BonGad; 81 su marmol ST.
friese Y por ell sufrimiento sc esprit
t~ua!izase, uniendo al esplandor de Ia
Ammonia Ia gracia de Ia Fragilidad;
81 fuese de nuestros tiempos Y slntle-
Sc nuestras males, y permaneclendo
Diosa del Placer Sc tornase Sonora
del Dolor, entonces no estaria coloca-
Ga en- IN Museo, sino consagrada en-
IN santua-io, porque los hombres, al
! reconocer en- ella Ia alianza siempre
anhelada = siempre frustrada de 10
Real Y de 10 Ideal, de SECURE Ia ha-
| brian aclamado Sin eternum" como
la definitiva Divinidad! iPero que.
La pobre Venus solo ofreceria Ia Sc
rcna magnificencia de Ia carne. lie
faltaria, con TODD, Ia llama que arde
en- ell alma Y ia consume. ~ la crla-
tura incompatible de mi pensar, Ia
Venus Espiritual, Citerea y Dolorosa,
jamas existiria!. 49,. \ cuando ash
pensaba. he aqui que til surges y yo
| te comprendo! EraS Ia ~encarnaclon de
mi sueho, o mas bien de IN suehc que
debe ser universal; pero solo 20 tie
! descubri, o, tan feliz ful, que solo
por mi quisiste ser descubierta!
ia yes, Dues, 81 jamas tie dejare
escapar de entire mis- brazos. Por 10
mismo que eres mi DiTnidad. para
siempre e irremisiblemente estas pre-
sa dcntro de mi adoraci6n. Los sd
cerdotc de Carriage sujetaban a las
,osas { SIS temples con cadenas de
bronco .as imagenes de sus Raals.
Ash te quiero 20 tambien. e~ncadena-
ia dentro del temple avar que tc
construi; solo Divinidad mia, STEM
pre- en- tn altar. y 20 siempre delan-
tie de ella arrodiilado, recibiendo
! constantemente en- mi alma tu vista,
~abismandome sin cesar en- tn esencia,
lie modo que nj por un momento Sc
mterrumpa csta fusion inefable, que
IS para ii un acto de MiserIcordia Y
para mi un acto de Salvation. Lo que
20 dcsearia en- verdad, es que fueses
invisible para todos 0 como no ex.:-
tente. cue perpetuamente una tela in
forme cubriese III cuerpo, un severe
mutismo ocultase tn inteligencia. Ash
Dasar!as en- eli mundo como una apa-
riencia no comprendida. Y SOLO para
mi. de Gcntro dc tu envoltura impe-
netrablc, SC revelaria til perfection
rutilante. Mira cuanto te amo que tc
GUERRA envueita eli III baSto y am
PHO vestido de merino, con aire que
do. inanimado.... Perderia asi ei
~triunfal contentamiento de yer res
plandeccr entire la multitud maravillo
sa Il quGlia que en- secreto o anna.
Todos humanitarian composivamen-
te: '':Pobre criatura!' Y solo 20 CO.
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EI noder de Ia cooperation
Cumpiido cloqio dc Aicman'a,

En- ,u dnrumrnin Y b-iIiant' IN
forn,r sohrr 81 proyrcto DO Ranr"-
.ASrirola. dice cl doctor Dallia. 81
ilustrr perio,iiSta y S'nador:
SIN prii=ro ,ir "qulyocarmr, pu'-
H., 1,r.,.ntar II trStimoni0 mas
ronyinrnnl. Y graniiosD del p0drT
d. In corporation: "S ID 'Iu" c5fA
pasanIo III Airmania, on donde II
organization hamcaria la llnGaio 4
III ~prrfrrridl miXjma. mcNilani" Ia
nr.aniZacijn bancaria C~O"prratlya. -
ruaI ,ha consolidate IN economic IT,
aIlrl pals y Sus %finanZas, d. tai
surriH. que hoy pucdr reSIStIr 81 on
bale mas furfnso Iur iamaS maya Si-
friin un pueblo. SUI organization
miIitar 81 rXplira, porIu" "sa -
question de- tkrnira de IA orGaniza-
riin asidua iurants n Scrl" d.
amos. tho In VI m1trGialIzada. con
p~rfiH''a e'dFI1"u. N'>''L"> ".'
NOS tu'fi'a 'H' co''o III 'J,',',I
>'IS o set" m!i'"h's ~ !'''iu'.'
nSta organizadO. vicnio IN battalion.
t. '0HHiion 0' mu!''p''ca' ID ""',"'
PoF Ill 'ar''' 'u' w q '''|'
toff"Sl'"il'r i 'o' uo"''I''oS w IA
,,., -, D.,.N - rNlAr, AgNNNnNr-
F~l'ih'+i'a. F''" >u p""ci cO''''"'
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fhGINA Z.
noceria de La "pobre criatura"
cuerpo Y Ell alma adorables.

noceria de La "pobre criatura" e.
cuerpo y Ell alma a~dorables.
iQue adorables! no comprendo que
teniendo conciencia de tn encanto no
estes enamorada de ii, como aquel
Narciso que tiembla de frio cubierto
de musgo al horde de Ia fuente de
Savran. Mas 70 tie amo inmensameH-
tie. por ii y por mi! Tu belleza, err
verdad, alcanza la altura de una vir-
tud, Y de cierto que fueron los modos
tan puros de tn alma los que f~ijaron
las hneas tan hermosas de tn cuer-
po. Por ESQ siento en- mi II CONT
nua desesperaci6n de no saberte
amar dignamente, o mas bien (pues
descendiste de un cielo superior) de
no saber tratar como ella merece q
Ia huesped divina de mi corazon. De-
searia a veces envo!verte toda en-
una felicidad inmaterial, serafica, in
finitamente tranquila, como debe ser
la BienaventuranZa, y asi deslizar-
nos abrazados 4 traves del Silencio
V de H. luz, blandamente, en- IN sue
no ileno dc certeZa, saliendo de Ia
vida 4 la misma bora, Y yendo a con-
tinuar en- cl mas ALA; 81 mismo sue
no extatico. Otras veces deseara
arrcbatarte en- n dicha TehcmeDtr,
tumultuosa, ~fulgurante, toda llamas,
de tai suerte. que en- ella nos consul
miesemos sublimemente, y solo que
dase de nosotros UT POGO de ceniZa.
sin memoria Y sin nombre.- Poseo una
vieja estampa que representa- 4 Sa-
tanas, adn en- toda ia refulgencia de
su belleza ;frcargelica, arrastrando
! en- sus brazos hacia ell Abismo a una
monia, a una Santa, cuyo habito de
penitencia Sc va desgarrando en- has
puatas de las rocaS negraS. Y en- Ia
faz de Ia Santa, e traves del horror,
brilla irreprimida Y mas fuerte que
ell horror, una algeria tai y una pa
sion tan intensa, cue yo las apetecie-
ra para II, ioh mi santa robada! Mas
de ninguno de estoS MOODS tie Sc
amar, tan fiaco e inhabil es mi cora
ION, de modo que, por no ser perfec-
TO mi amor, tengo que ~contentarme
con que sea eterno. TIL sonries tits
temente de esta cternidad. Aun aver
me preguntabas: EN- eli Calendario. de
tn; corazon, j~cuantos dias dura. Ia
eternidad?!" Pero considera que 80
era un muerto Y que til me resucitas-
te. La sangre que circu!a en-
mis- venas. el espiritu nuevo que en-
mi sicntO V c~omprcndO. ION amor
miol los debo Il Ii; 81 este espiritu ME
deiara. 20 tcndria Otra Ncz. mund0 y
helado. que entrar en- mi sepulcro.
| Solo pucdO dciartr de amar cGando
dele de ser iEs la vida contigo Y por
ii tan inefabIemente bella. Es la vi
ia de un Dies. iMejor acaso, Y 81 yo
fuese csc paeano que til afirnas que
soy, pero un pagano del Lacio, pastor
de ganados, creyentc aGn en- Jupiter
V Apollo, q cada instante temeria que
uno de esos doses, envidioso. te
arrebatase, &c elevasc al Olimpo para
completar SD ventura divina. Ash no
! rn.nIo. re- iapro foja mia u nara to-
do Y siemprc; miro eli mundo en- torro
| d. noSoirOS como TN Paratso por
nosotros creado, y duermo SECURE So
brc tn pecho on la plentiful de la
Gloria, ;oh, mi tres veces bendita,
Reina de mi gracia. go
No pienses que estoy componieudo
PaSa Il la Pag. ga. Col. 2a.)
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Pagiz1as de "a Guerra
Los NLIADOs VIOLAN LA S0BERANIA De GRECIA

tados Balkanicos . inician otro de
los grandeS episoii0s de Ia presente
Iucha. Turbu.2nta c ilGgica hasta
70 invcrosiml. ha sido Ia politica de-
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La Guerra Moderna

ToioS nos imaSinahamoS. hacc po-
COS meScs. 10 que seria "a guerra
moderna. una guerra cientifica,
LleGa Ia guerra y TODD ocurrc a!
reeves de como 10 habian magma
do tGrnicoS y profanos. JamaS lucl6
como ahora q valor individual en-
hazahaS aisiatas. Nunca los nom
brcs SC solpcaron tan de- carCa y
por tan.o tempo. F! guerrero $"
bate 10 mismo que en- las cdadcs
p-ehist6rioas, viendo los oi0S d..
pnemig0, recibicnd0 en- pleno rostrn
su TcSuello jaiaantc. La bayoneta
Sust!tuyc al proyecti.. f! homDrc
quierr VIZ que ~ 10 qua mata. Los
mas <icntcn ~drSprrtarsr I'll 81 alma
81 saIyajismo irmolrdor d" los re-
motoS abur.o>. Y no t"nicnio a mano
Ia maza d. Ia "dad d. riedra. IN
plean Il fu>il para BATHS" 4 cuiata-
zoS.
La cahaIl"ria. arma DE- majcStad
teatral. con IN pasado d" car-as
"picas rantadas por los po"tas, qu"-
la rriucida a las explorations de-.
trrrnno ' a Ia persecucidn d| los
fu-i;iyus IN irs6rdrn.
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NuIl4IlI NN PHND'NS
tn de intriga De Sus hombres de Es-
tad0. sine porque alguno de los Gran
DIES POderes. cSpcciaimente 1nSlate-
IRA Y Russia, han eypl0tado, desde
hace tempo, sus pasiones. sus riva-
lidades locales Y aniagonismoS dc
raza. para h~acerlns servir a sus in
t~crcses Y al loCro de sus fines.
Bulgaria trat6 on 1912 de realizar.
con las armaS SUI unidad n%aclonal
Y So lanz6 a Ia guerra contra Turquia
para conQuistar Macedonia que con-
sidcarha ccmo part" ~intecrante dc
Su tcrritorio Y donde habitaba, en-
verdad. num"rosa p0blaoi6n bu!ga-
II.
pero Grecia pretcnde tambi6n-
tanto p0r considerations hist6Ficas
Y ~geograsicas como porIue I'll est"
te~rrito?io vive DumeTosa poblac!dn
rricga. que e. a ella Il qulcn de de
rrclo !c PrFtehrce. lF!uhIaE"t 4"7
aliados ba!hanicos IN Su GUERRA
contra Turluia y al r"rartlHsa 81 DO
tin ronduistado, Sur@irron GTandHS
dcsavrnrnriaS. c>tal!anlo por elias
Ia sacunia -urrra ha.kinica IN IA
uur Grrria ' S"rvia, aliados POGO
antaS de Bulgaria. :" unj""on contra
! ella. y. ayudaioS Dor Ilumania. n
! ohli.aron 2 cricrlAS Macedonia Y
4 Rumania mas h. 1000 Kilometres
/ cuairatoS con 100000 habitant"S d."
81 antigua lrrrituri0. Dr>d" nntOn-
Ices RuI-aria, vrnriia ' abatida com
! rf.Famrnfr. sue6a III Il drSluit".
| Cree II ha ilr-aho hoy Ia OCCASION
! ~7ropirja V daspufs d. arrcc.ar su>
,~n-i-1I9s difrrrnriaS con Turluia. Ia
ayicija Dc Srryia Ia restitution d'I
: i,~ri,nria M S7,es 81 virra ob.i-ain
= rrdcrr,, N.U.fimatum cnviaio pn"
iHuIraria = Srrvia Sisu;.ron inmrdia-
! .9m.ntn las de- los aliado~.
Ru'-o"i3 moyjliZa 81 ri"rrito y To-
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-01
Prices Drop ; and 4 Cents
In New York Because
of Crusade.
STILL LOWER PRICE
WITHIN TEN DAYS
Thousands Of Turkeys Left Unsold
Over Thanksgiving Because Of Re.
fusai Of Househelders to Pay Fancy
Priees-Dealers Directed to Mark
All Storage Esss-eoyeott Proposed
on Butter, Eggs, Potatoes and Fowls.

New York, Dec. IA seventy hour
ultimatum" to egg dealers, directing
them to mark plainly all cold storage
eggs as snch, before placing them on
sale in this state, was announced here
today by John ]. Dillon; state COM
missioner of food and markets. He
said he had also taken steps to see that
eggs arriving from points outside of
New York state are similarly marked.
The commissioner predicted that with
in ten days the retail price of eggs
would drop to 35 cents dozen
Today the presidents of nearly a
score of retail grocery associations
and representatives Of several deli,
catessen associations met with Joseph
measures, and the secretary of Mayor
Mitchels food committee to consider
remedial measures.
A series of boycotts on poultry, but
ter and other foodstuffs similar to that
row in force on eggs is proposed, the
butter boycott to begin Dec. II, when
the egg ban will have run two weeks.
Eggs have dropped from to cents
dozen on all grades since the begin
n:ng Of the boycott.
Reports from various cities today
are to the effect that thousands of
turkeys were left on the hands Of
dealers at THANKSGIVING as a result OF
the refusal Of housewives to pay high
prices.