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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17

III " '-EN''A' 'Nr -
cst5n inodadaS en- RI vasio complot .
ole ;, tcnla prcparado. :
Hsv grau agitacion crtro cl pueblo. :
Los successes re=istrados aver pro-
,ncaron gran agitlcion "Htrr 81 pue- :
bio. nua cumpTcrda gu" Ia @Ituacion :
nara cI gchicrno DC facto Va hacien
dose sumamentc drficiI 4 can6a deF
dcscopterto que POGO a POGO Va ad' -
ouiricndo uu alarmantc d~cSarroiio
rcr las dcp}orablcs condiclonca en-
uuc Sc ha colocado 4 las classes tra;..
~baiaGoras.
Las partidas dc rcbcldcs y bando-
!c.os armenian en- cl Es,ado, pus
mucha genie del bajo pueblo cssa-
resolviendoSc a usar de Ia fuerza ar
mazda para provcersc dc 10 que no
puede c~orseguir mediantc 81 trabajo,o =,
senci!iamentc porque 10 hay en- que. f..
3rabajar.
Los a~saitos a las hac, midas con
frccucntcs.
a pesar dc que las fucrzas carrao-
cjstas no d~escansan en- la pcrsccu-s.
ci0n dc las p~equcnas partidas que re-,
ccrrcn los campos asa!tando las ran"
cherias i~ndcfcnSas. los asaitOS coutI-..
nIIan rcgistramdosc con a~!armanct
frccuencia. zoe
.Aatcs dc aver fuc aSaltada pcr n
prupo dc individuos, la mayor pr
te dc los cuales cstaban deSarmados,
Ia Hacienda dc Gogorron. habien-
desc dado oportuno avisn al cOman-
dante militar de Villa de Reyes de,ia
! presencia dc los asaltantes, el CAPT
tan Mendoza sali6 violentamente coz
! cincuenta hombrcs logrando impcc-r
| cue fuera sanueada Ia RIGA hacienda.
Cuatro individuos de los que Gea&T-
| mados tomaron partc en- el asaIto,
rucron aprehendidos y traidos aver
a esta ciudad, Guedando u disposition
| del c~omandante miIitar de la plaza,
cl cue. segun Sc dice. ordenarl que
sean ~cjecutados.
Ell CORREsPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
DISSERTATION DOS De Los b.
TALLUHES QUE 1RAIA FRAN
CISCO HURGUIA
Fl HfCHO GuUfRiH DU1AtTE I'm cDA5b,
IE CON Los EILuISTAS A Los que
Sc USIfRGH Los DEStS torres

FL FASo' icNaS, No'Iei'ipre TO-
Los d2'iii's "'l 2"D'c' no "iiie1 i'a'iO
'A 'sIa ri''Ha'' I"'I"l l'ioIIiiauo'
AYR H' que '"''i'I' III" 'oiiiDd'e
st S''I''1" per '"> I"''~"' u' ran
~ r"n1arra i~1Sunrra, dos DalaIloheS
.'lr i"fImahal paIle ue Ia DIVISION
al At'\o r"Inalaail'e ilNlitar 10
',lii!ui~Iud. So repciaFoil contra cI
''''''"' nc I"''o! -''
"'''
J., I'Il''!''' ''e'oino poi 'U' '7eN
=, L,..r.;,, /, ,,, ,o1dodos do Nm
.,,ia ,.,,.n;; 4,,.,,to nm o~,.nontro
...,,:i. .,, +, ,,,.o .on,,,3odo
r..;,,, ,,,,na.o.
=,
',.cc 1t;5 800
II rnmbaiir roltr, los rarranr las
hil" rtu" - Ir unicra una parte de
al -'ii'' dr hur=i!la' porquc Us Dlcil
@"'',' I"' '''''N'" "'!''''"' mum
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
H.ASCARRlLLO

Entire n0vloS.
~Ella:-tCree listed que Ice ma
trimonios Sc liacen prlm"ro Ell eL
cisio?
acknowledgements. Hnamehte
81 cello sabe porru6 :" hncen alSa-
nos matrimOnlOs.
Unidos. Tambien cs my comm de-
cir auui: "Muchas gnrtcs van dc
America a la Repubiica Argentina
sin fijarsc en- que Ia Rcpaallca Ar
gentlns. esta en- America como 10
estan los Estados UaIdos.
En- Espaha liam amer1canos n
todos los nativos del henrisferio occi,
dental, va sea que haya cacido en-
81 Estado de Nueva York o en- Pataso-
mia v csc es cl uso justo y el sishi-
ficado verdadrro de la palabra Anne
RIGA.
Eugen;o Vera"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
iNENTCRiS M LGU> I. RaFTiGS.
"a ~ rCniavOS cada t"m"l
nGRtS pE CAROLINA INNERNlLI".

lm"rr> irigr"n~. Dos ,ors"S 90. ... $50. vs.
n hnrd" Del ahi>mn y TAO Tuu'>i"... vs.
CoraLGu q" ruadrr. Dos ,0jnu~. ... nS'
rnrazou q" oh-rrm. U"> 'p@in=. 80 VS.
Cadena pIerna. CualrO' toInoS e. &c. i"'
Irt.ucn In "d~'t-p y LUcha SiI'r"ina- ire
nraru!~ del auui;"rIO. nu> i"inn-. SOC "N'
III lr>o &c u:l T5"rtd s la vcl!-allhd g"
una l"ra- Dos l"iJn~ 90. re-. q. ''' w.,
II IltiHUp hr~D .-- ..- zee g. ..' w.
Fl ~c"rpiu de mn bandIdu -.. 100 %. va
IL tgru Ge "a wT"ri". n"- l";In> OF. e. Wy,
II h!iO del ararqU'~'a. nos '"iio' e. ~
II alher-ur del d"l.;p. fu- inln"- 60. nNl
II al:CrraGo del pIruIT. '..n'r" t"l!in> '."'
Fl ~calyLvlu 30 ma iIIart : ATrei'"u'.-
mIrutu. Tres ,oIuU~ 900 &c. go &c. -
iu- r~5InHucs dc iIayui!na. No. iHin1S W
Lu- fusr!lu, Inra!H"-. bn- tones 90 w
Los aru1'y- maid to-. Dos iOrlp- .. o.. U'Sn
Ia ~rr,Gi;1la iva. nG> iuTr.u> e. -. w.
t. g.rilWa~ del amor -. -. &c. -"
Las tragaGId- dc lHs C"iOs. / tut'OS ipn
La 1"cal!JTa &c. -. 90. .-. o. '' -,
Id MIA Il" Ia ]I'prlC:a. Dos io,Ip> 70 90 W"
Ia rc-r;rrCrrI6n Il" IN angel 70. 800 Nv
la brt,qriVa d.! Tratfu l;c2i- ! loiIioS n-Sm
4 ultima rIid. Dos iOIUu> 80 800 -
Los MYSTERIES del rri!Ucn. ( toinus . ,'n0
Las "~-rlIyl- blauCI>. : inluJn 90. - w'cm
Paradise q" inferno -. 20. -' ~"
lima u el ANGEL de los ilrC,. > ipii.u' ~
Teresa Ia rc>ECltdda. Dos tninu-' . w."
Tn .riInea en- au'uIU5vil. ! tonnes .r- 49,
NirsEu y Aadgp : LNitJcson. ) toIio' I'll
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17

Arie dc buSCar IHdTlio.
Amer = mlr;lriO.
E1lvarln de amor,
FL nOvlO pr"Stato-
II purcatoTio de las SUiteEs3.
- DaraiSo is las muJcreS.
II inferno Do los hOmDre7,
u hada dc los mares.
81 Collar de eSmeralias.
II nldo de r~uisencTes.
II = de las nihaS-
II alma Ell IN bcSo.
Ia ina de las flores
la nina de los jaZIniIieS.
La viuda allegro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17

FiarkN"ll. 81 pirara Dol lamcsis.
zach 81 dr>irIpadur.
los muur. lrfu~ fal>oS tic Inrdivr.
la uialetl >angricnil
Tn ur"c.iCo criminal.
Il ie>tanan,r del uIr"ripT.
sherlock Holmes Y - runlrah2nd',ta d'
GpIC.
In IA E,rrrla del 'rimCa Dc ri'sbur.
\ la pucrla> &c Ia muerIe.
IA vwda rUIa d. rar:-.
la h">rla huluana.
Ina noch" Gc terror.
II ru5o dol collar d" p'rlas.
Ia lnranie pOSada del cairo.
RI aaurragic Dc Gor'U.
II roy DC los bandrdos.
avENrCR,S M I0u> t. R.TFLaS.
"a 10 cCniavoS cada lom"l
II ~turG=niio mt>tert"S",
IN rubO eli ri ralarlo Real
III principe ju:Tdor.
FL sSalIu ~ 81 Sleeping
FL n rUJn.
ri heredrro dc EaGle>ionc.
~ Serretn tcl aat'!o.
II Prr~idcnlc de las ColnnIaS.
Ell TalSO Salteadur.
Ia dCncclla raptada.
Fl r!Sil del negro.
FL teSurO del Nughi.
IN vilic d" bOda>.
Fl teSorO del EStadn.
FL SaC"rlOIe del sol.
I'm la ratUnera.
II scrrr,u dol l">"r''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
NuNELi> "

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ASlUria o. ~ "~.Ia7"'. rpniFahdllll>lds. 20
''!t iitN'alti. w. ,'''' ~ a.: riin JIM
i'"i Hn..o'T 49, ~ ','''' t n,., 81, nbra hasa.
ii N"T'ir h'' n'i-.''. ',''m.'G' o., . v"'idl
~ en- III VIII at. l,'"'''a w' '"; m,
II Trruulilu ~triuIDMIn. UIyrrula ' flinosa
uovrIa mcylrarfa .. .. &c. %. -. 0.1h
IL J"roi'ai" . Il,Ilur "' lns4'"rao =, ="
IL amor &c 10, 1''''. 'rCi.'" ~
tai. C"aT' '"II''', id'.' ,'iI n,r,c ~,
IL iu.Ir'.., ~ w, III, ,,,n.. rrI5 RS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
pDESlA

Los troy a.IurrS Il" Mexico .----....... 40
Pa>iurar.a> pr Manuel ". Flores 10. o.iA
Uo"~la~ lie Antonio rla1a 800 ... -. h.Gn
F,p..r,. 10 Manuel irunS a.6r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
UBRas DE VICTOR HrG0.

. n..5
Dos b. a.. . re-. d. e. % 80
r w Is,t;s ' . O.65
Fl r3. Episodes dc Ia Rev. tranceSa 90
r.. =. r1,I, 81 .Io,nhrr Tirrs.-. o.
I a 1s,.c,,, 40 IL -raIos -. h.Gl
Los NlSaraDleS. Dos tOIUoS . .. ID. -.
los TrabajadOTe> trl Mar ... t.. e U'o5
NuC>frX ScfOra dc TaTis.. . .' %, 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
7rEpARAN UNA ASONADA EN- 5:
LUIS PCTOSl....


lin de Loscubrir 4 las personals que
cstGn inodadaS en- ri vasio compioS
ole :, t"nra proparad".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
,JNTIE,S III SHERLOCK EotMES.
"a 20 ccu;aroS tcr'ol

ri vendcdor dc EauaEcfcs.
TI rnhn Gel rlaUsn': ..zal-
La MA del usuTrru-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05
COUNTRY AND TOWNS
INTERESTS RECIPROCAL

The farmer who says be has no Ia,
terest In the welfare Of the town, and
the townmaR who says he has no In.
terest in the prosperity OF the country,
are both wrong, their interests are
mutual Just as an illustration If a
destructive fire consumed every build.
Ing Ia the parish seat and the word
went out that the town would not be
rebuilt. would an acre of land Ia the
parish then be werth bali az much as
il Is now? And II there should be a
terrific drouth or some ether calamity
come upon the farmers, would not the
residents Of the town be sorely Affected
many Of them ruined? Are We not, we
residents Of the country or Of the town,
dependent upon each other tor sue
cess Think of this aud trade 1T home
Louisiana Democrat
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05
SOME HINTS ON THE DAIRY
BUSINESS.

khoat oue.third OF the COWS ia the
average herd do pet make any profit
Tor their owners. another one'thiFd
make SOME profit, and the remaining
one-thrd make the real profit accord.
ing 30 prof G II fickies Of the taIyer.
sits Of Missouri who addressed the
Louisiana DaIrymens Association AT
their quarterly meeting held at the
Louisiana state University. July %,
And the enlg way 10 ascertain which
are the profit producing animals IL to
kntp records of each Individual COW.
The records should be kept IN busi.
Husa lie manner The milk should be-
both weighed and tested, though the
usc Of the scales IL the more important
for lhr reason that the quantity Of milk
produced varies to q greater degree
than does the amount Of butterfat One
man found that one COW In bis herd
was giving as much az two others. Tic
had never suspected that there was SO
much difference in them until he
weighed the milk frem each COW
Another point stressed by Professor
EckIcs Is the value Of starting with
one breed and sticking 10 that breed
Nothing Is to be gained by mixing
breeds. The object In having breeds
is 10 hold on 10 what has been done In
the past towards improving the milk
producing and other good qualities d
the animal.
Professor Eckles spoke of community
breeding as being a wonderful aid Il
the dairy industry Unless there II
spme very good reason 20 the contrary
n man starting Ia the dairy business
should set the same kind Of cattle hi,
uaightor has The community tha
| has the same breed can meet the de
mand Of It's farmers for new sires fol
their herds. and they can often bay Of
sell among themselves prohtahly sucl
Ia community viii eventually become
known as a center whore eertalt
breed Of animals can always be oh
tanned
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05
| MUnfORO'S ROYAL PHARMACY
| The Safety First Drug Store.
some USES or RICE.
u. h. McGEHEE, ts3G-i9l3)

rs the basis Of sweet dessert. rice
IL always useful. especially SO for In.
valds aud little children II combined
with milk and eggs II makes a very
nutritious dish as we'll AZ one easily
dIgcsted PLATA hoIted rice. cooked
either In wafer or In milk. and served
with ltttle steaed fruit. honey. or
other simple nayor. makes more
wholesome dessert fpf children than
fich buildings OF pies because il Is less
likely 10 upset the digestion or 10
destroy the appetite for simple foods.
Cold rice particularly that which is
cooked 50 that the grains are separate.
u good addition 90 vegetable salads.
combining well With celery, string
beans and tart apple II one wishes.
some chicken cat Ia small pieces also
can be added
II Is well 20 remember that when
rice Is used abuuaantly Ia the diet IL
is particularly desirable to include
generous amounts of green vegetables
and fruits also. In order that a supply
H Nltamins and nj mineral substance
adequate IN kind ard quantity may be-
provided
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

A local Territorial vas placed on
guard for the frst time About Hlid
night he observed a shadowy form MP.
preaching from the distance Fulfilling
bis duty. he Immediately presents, and
shouts Halt Who goes there"
4 somewhat husky voice replies
Shut up | amt going, l'm coming
back Current Opinion.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05
jury vENiRgs.

Grand fury for the August Term, 1915,
Of ths 24th Judicial District Court, for ghe
Parish 81 West Frlirlana la ebmmtnc-
inH Monday, August Z 1915
John Griffin l.. q Peterson
e T. Tbsbodauk lohu oftis.
RsH(p Hamilton John q Tempel
j Il. Miller J. \ Smith
q. - Lloyd T. e Bail
Ilsn Leopold Lee . Lester
~ . Butter T. + Norwood
ia BarroV I a. Perkins.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05
NOTICE TO THOSE HAVING
ANIMALS RUNNING
AT LARGE.

Any animals found on any Of my
premises will be driven into a corral
whore they will be kept until called
for by the owners who viii bp charged
for feed aud the expense of putting
them there
Warning ia hereby given 10 the
person or persons who have been cut
ting ms fences
(T22.ft) "a. Il. LEWIS.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

Eveuts iu Mexico Reminds us OF a
puppy trying to catch his tail General
pershing whips the villa bands when
ever be finds them, villa whips Car.
ranzaitus, and Carrauza whips the
Americans So here they go round and
around Everybody getting whipped,
and all hands winning victories. Mans.
field Enterprise
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

" 'ris wrong for any maid 10 be
Abroad al night alone,
A ehaperene she needs, till she
Can call the ehap'er own Anon
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05
ONLY THE BEAUTIFUL on USEFUL

To quote William Morris Have
nothing in your home which you do not
know co be beautiful" Remember thai
because a thing Is cute or unique or
fascinating il must hot be tolerated
unless II Ia also beautiful OF Of some
definite use. Too many homes suggest
museums In the matter of arranging
the accessories, few rules can he sei
forth. But the laws Of balance must
be regarded, and Il viii be found best
to err on the side of severity rather
than run the risk of overcoming
Those who de- not naturally possess an
eye for color and the ability 80 Greats
artistic surroundings. can at least at
tain to that simplicity which makes
for refinement. and 20 the elegance
which Doctor Johnson says Is "ths
beauty Of propfiety. not Of greatness.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

Au hunting SiIh doy og gaa, og driving
through o. OF ul ans cattle. GA the
"Roaale plantation aitboug special per.
mission. is positively prohibited. Az such
aeta all be- regarded "a aeai.4aaiug aud
prosecuted al sueh
Aisa. L. H. BAttKUN.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

The public is heirby notified that hunt
lug ou, crossing over, % au} other iorm
Of trespass is prohibited un a piece oi
sIouBd west Of the a 81 y nallToad,
beginning al the north boundary IT h III,
STIRLING atia extending 10 Whitman plat
form. on tie property og Mrs s. e. Al
balm, Also on ais property 81 Mrs G, n
Lewis. Mrs 3 4 Mhnen, aud e. u stir
hng. r. 1t. STIRLING, Agent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

AN parties aGo hereby notified not 10
trespass oH suy property Ut the felleiana
Bank and Trust Company, 10 Liquidation
under penalty Of the l3s
n .ILLL a -u.--.L AaanE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

tfom aud ALTER th,s date aA hanNHg u
any kind GA AmbTus,A tnd Independents
plantation ls positively prohibited undss
penalty Vi trespaaalHE Any Uny iu4Ha on
these places without permission wdi be
considered uesl Ass.Ha, 4Hd prosecuted 10
the GuA pAient u lhr Law
Mis-. S, a. HARROW.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

All hunting 81 any kind on Pauline. 1--we
oak aud CLANCY planes cutting Niu
fences hauling across fields aud cuttimt
or selling wool, buyirF OF haulnA corr
and buying cattle oh any Of the above
places will be considered as IrespaRsinE
ma eii be prosecuted 10 the fail extent
the law, regardless gf color
t.23-Ia-.i yrD b, q HAMILTON.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

LITTLE ADS BRING RESULTS.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

Some men wake up and end them
selves famous, while s. lot Of others
stay up oil night and never cyen get
a glimpse al tame
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

From and af1ef this date all hunting Of
ans Hind on neeeh Grove and De,Iaf plan.
htona, Estate Of B. + Me,frk. IL posi-
lively prohibited under penalty o tres
passing Ans ere found oH fhsas plaers
sithout permission will be considered
tFespassing aud prosecuted 10 the fuf
eSfent u the law
EDWARD T. MERRlCk, Attorney
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-05

Grand fury Tor the August Term, 1915,
Of tbs 24th Judicial District court, for 'he
Parish 81 West Frlielana la, eommene-
In. MnL.h--. AmansI laIs-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-28
Tnmntinr PrnKilnnrn.

Mr.. I1ughes's survey OF the imme-
date past challenges our future We
have muddled along. but our gratitude
for such immunity as We have en-
loved should be directed 10 Prov-
dence.-Chicago Tribune
Yes; but another four years of Will
kIns Micawbcr's watchful waiting in
the White House might be a tempting
Of Providence that would lead to a
sharp lesson in the precopt that the
Lord helps them that help themselves.
The country blundered nnocently
into Woodrow Wilson. minority
president in 1912 Providence has
been kind, and tempered the wind to
the shorn lambs of business and labor
with a passing and fortutous spell Of
seeming prosperity The country can
best show its gratitude to Providence
by declining further trial Of Mr.. Will
son, now that it has got acquainted
with him, says the Milwaukee Sen
Hnel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-28

my trained eel"
Not particularly said Clarke
Twoth.
a can think OF thousands Of more
engaging topics" said Mobray Spec.
Then III tell you, by all means,
smiled the colonel suavoIy. ~ caught
Bernard in water pipe while was
visiting relatives. in southeastern
Cantilusia. ! knew by certain eX.
preston about his eyes that had
captured an eel with intelligence,
though with how much intelligence J
did not begin 10 suspect till after ]
started to train him.
ITO make long story short, gen
tlcmcn, within six months Bernard
was able to roll up and down stairs
like a hoop, with his tail in his mouth,
add divide and subtract by means Of
bubbles while lying at the bottom OF
shallow pan OF water, smoke cigar
etq and even write his own name by
twisting himself up into the letters
with bubble on the end for period
as nice as you please It was the
strain Of teaching him to finish off with
that bubble that lost him TO me. II
was too much iof his little mind, and
he died Of brain fever with a tompera-
turc Of 30"
And closing a window that another
mcmbcr had just opened. the colonel
put his feet in Agnew Carnom's lap
and took his afternoon nap.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-28
RAILROAD
CONTINUED from Page One }

negotiations began two weeks ago.
The hope Of the president and admin
istration leaders was in the possibility
OF getting the brotherhood men to give
more time to continue the negotiations.
The four brotherhood heads issued
a statement replying TO President Rea
Of the Pennsylvania. who last night
made an announcement that rather
than give up arbitration the roads pre-
forred to face a strike. The statement
charged the Pennsylvania with incon-
sscncy in that two years ago It
fought the efforts Of its shop men to
organize and arbitrate. It also de-
cared that as the controlling interest
in five smaller roads it has refused
them representation on the managers
conference committee and that il arbI-
tration were agreed upon It would not
apply to these roads
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-28
InlIuslrlnI RducntIon.

IN 1908 Governor Hughes approved
an act for the establishment and main
tenancc Of general industrial and trade
schools in CITIES and union free school
districts in the state Of New YORK.
This act contained somewhat novel
clause. 1t provided for the creation
Of an advisory board to counsel win
and advise the board Of education IN
relation to the powers and duties vest
ed in such board with reference TO the
establishment, management and super
vision and control Of Industrial and
trade schools Membership on TINS
advisory board was restricted 10 per
sons representing local trades ana
industries"
This law attracted the attention Of
labor men and they have given the
subject Of industrial education under
its terms very cordial support They
we're quick to grasp The significance
Of the advisory board clause This
gave them opportunity 10 safeguard in
lustrial education against cXDloita-
ton by any selfish interest; II gave
them the right to speak with authority
In regard to teachers. courses of study,
industrial school shops and all their
equipment.
In Albany, s. Y. by virtuco' this act
there has been established SCHOOL of
printing. In the establishment n this
school Albany organized labor in gen
cral and tho typographical union in
particular has a definite part The
board Of education and the members
Of the trade came together and agreed
upon the purposes 10 be attained and
the methods for their attainment.
Moreover the man selected to assume
charge Of the school. Charles II Whit
timore, was and is an honorcd member
Of the Albany Typographical Union
The school has been running since
March, 1915. and is doing most salts
factory educational work
TO Governor Hughes all must accord
the credit for this valuable contrIbu-
tIon to social progress, lie had the
vision and broad outlook necessary TO
a realization Of the possibilities Of the
plan rs a means to popularIze indus
trial or trade education, This is an
other illustration or his confidence in
the men Of labor; he knew that they
were absolutely sound and patriotic I.
and that the training of young people
for Iifes work could be entrusted to
their keeping. Moreover. the approval |
% a., mot and NJ Tho aunrppriDtinu for
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Canadian Competition for Farmers.
The embargo on the expectation
of hay from Canada. which was put
into effect last year. was raised June
|, according TO a report Of the
United States consul at st. stephen,
New Brunswick. He states that this
has had some effect on the hay mar
kct in that district, and probably
throughout the province. The Cana
dian department of agriculture
writes from Fredericton that large
quantities OF old hay are held by
the shippers and farmers. who have
been unable to ship to the United
States heretofore on account Of the
embargo
The Democratic tariff reduction
on hay will now put in some good
ticks for the Canadian grower That
bill reduced the Republican duty
from 81 to So per ton. and during
the first ten months Of its operation
hay imports practically all from
Canada increased nifty per cent
compared with a similar ten months
4 ~ .
w. amy, NV ' aIonr ord 'bo Caradian
HAY was needed in the war zone.
,,,.,1 'e " NJ, Cat pritain and
C C,oal az a., NO. trnnms u.i.h :,
AL" 80 ha w." odaonato For wor mr.,
sur a sor 60, somo tima 70 come AMI
r roSg 49, r .y are nan at Iiherty
,"4 t,,rn NAV ottortior ~ tbe mari.
w ~ ,,ar ~ " "
e'I C,naa",s ,ot,I a,.nor,s ~ bor nrod
r,,g 70 ne Jnr,n mo GsraI yenr
I VIE orJod ias, I,nn omonnt,I tr
sod8 0o0 00O con1narcd Vim E1a0
s 60 40 for mo GscaI ya," Ia nm.
J Jo, no Ronnb,icar tarffr nv ~ m
% isoro rn of seyentv nar con, Ol
co,r.se a large nerceptago Of Cana.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-28
Ho Will win the West.

Mr.. Hughes will decisiyry win the
west Those disheartened with the
drift of national affairs will take on
new hope under the banner Of The
country's new leader; those concerned
with the future of the country in the
keen competition that is to come after
the war will find reason and logic in
the Hughes economic policies pro
Rounded on his campaign tours that
vast numbers Of business men who see
nothing but certain calamity in the