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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17
COST IF VAR IS
 ESTIMATED Al Sl6I),OOO,l)O() 4 DAY
United States is Paying One Fourth of This, Says
 A N. Y. Authority.

New York, Oct 16.-The war is costing the belligerent nations of the world at the rate of S160, coo 000 dav-$6 500,000 an hour-and the United States is paying at least one- fourth of this staggering sum, accord ing to estimates today by the Me- chanics and Metals National bank of New York The estimated daily cost at the beginning of the war was s50- 000000 and a year ago it was S100,- 000 000. This country's rate oY sx- penditure is greater than any other nation, Feat Britain being second and Germany next.
 By next August. according to the banks figures. the total cost to the world will be $155. 5000 GOO GOO AL ready expenditures nave exceeded 2100 000, ,000 900. but a fraction has been translated into permanent na- riOnal indebtedness Interest on pub lie debt is now calculated tC be more han ii per cent of the normal in come of the German people, as com pared with less than one-half of one per cent in the case of the people of this country.
 The developed national wealth of the allies is placed at $500 .000000,- zoo by the bank, while that of the Teutonic powers is given as $780, GOO O000 900.
 About 53.000.000 men are today en- gaged in the war To that extent the entente allies have gained superiority ever Germany is shown by the bank in striking fashion.
 With no more than two million of American manhood enlisted the total military strength of the allies is 33,- 100000 against total for Germany Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria and Tur- key of 20.000, GOO The population of the II entente allies from which the ranks of their armies may be re- plenished is altogether 1,30O,000,000 against a population of less than 15o000000 in tho Central European nations
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17

way Trainnen, lodge No. 905, and en- joyes the good will and esteem of ev- cry member of the organization, his election to the presidency of No. 305 being an attestation of the high re- gard in which he is held by the rail- way trainman.
 He served two years .as deputy con stable was with Deputy Constable Clint Graen about one year and re- gned t9 accent the position as eitE detective which office he is filiino very creditablv Nr MavbeyTv is q good natured, even balanced voung man. Who has the courage of his con- Victioas and most respectfully eoiieita the support and vote of his falIow- citizens
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17
VOTE I'D CFxSt.RF DODGE.

T|1 ? 7 -'-7--F '' '7'7-
 Cleveland, Ohio. Get. f6-Tha dc. cision Of the executive board of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainnen, in session here from October 1 to IT. on charges preferred hv Vice President James Murdocy of Chicago, against Assistant President B. Lodge of Cleveland in connection with the call ing Of 3 strike Of fhe Chicaao Eard- men last July. became known today.
 The board found Assistant Presi- dent Dodge guilty on four out of five specific charges preferred by Mur- dock: found thai D9alse,s action was iniudicious rather than wilful viola ton ef any laws or principles Of the brotherhood. and unanimously agreed to censure Dodge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17
COUPON LAW UPHELD.

Washington, Oct 16.-Louisiana opinions upholding the state law mak- ing firms and corporations issuing coupons redeemable in merchandise liable for their face value in cash, were sustained yesterday by the su- preme court.
 The proceedings were brought by Mrs. Nora Reagan to compel the Ire mont Lumber company to redeem coupons it had issued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17
A. c. MAYBFRRy FOR
 MUNICIPAL COUT T

A. c Mayberry. who is now serV- ing as city detective, has announced his candidacy for the office of munici= pal clerk, subject to the action of the primaries to be held in this city. Mr. Mayberrv has been resident of Pine Bluff since 1907 and is well known throughout the city.
 He was employed with the Cotton Belt railroad for seven years, was president of the Brotherhood of Rail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17
SUPPOSED YEGCS ARRESTED.

Malvern. Oct. 1G.-Carl Lewis, and his wife and z. L. Taylor were ar rested here today charged with hav- He been implicated in the robbery of the bank of Huttig at Huttig, Ark last month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17
tarfiefrl's Order.

Washington, Oct, 16.-Aroused bE news of the pending strike In the Southwest, Fuel Administrator Gar. field. today telegraphed the heads of District unions demanding that there be no walk-out and giving warning that he would use every power vested in his office to prevent them from striking.
 Similar messages went to the opp orators in the territory
 Howat Holds Out
 Kansas City, Oct. 16.-A1exander
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17
4O GOAL MINES ARE SHUT OOWN
 IN ILLINOIS
Striking Miners Numbering
 150G0 Demand Tncrea-
ses in Wage Settle.

Springfield, H.. Oct. f6. - More than 10 coal mines in Central and Southern Illinois representing be tween 12.000 and t5.000 miners was shut down today and the coal n2in- ng industry of the state tonight was seized with practical paralysis Q0er- atore tonight said as the result of striking miners who demand imredi- ate increases in wage scales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17

 SEEK ID AVERT
 BIf COAL STRIKE
Fuel Administrator Sends Warning Messages to
 District Presidents.

Kansas City, Oct. f6.-1ohn T. White, president of the United Mine Workers, in a telegram to union of ficials tonight. urged that the strike in all coal mines operated by the Southwestern Interstate Operators as- sociation, called for Friday, be post poned pending further negotiations. The strike order will affect mines in Arkansas, Missouri Kansas and Ok lahoma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17
ANTHRACITE COAL MEN PLEDGE SUPPORT

Washington, Oct. 16. Anthracite coal operators, representing most of the country's hard coal output at 2 conference with the fuel administra- tion pledged full support to the gov ernor in solving coal problems. They agreed to name a representative to act as an assistant adviser.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-17

Don M. Dickinson. dis5inouished lawyer, who was postmaster general under President Grover Cleveland. died Monday at his home in Detroit, Mich, aged 71 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-11

Arthur Bauer Daughters, Robert Z.
L, Powell, Winfred Lambert, James
D. Wilkins George Ford Chisholm,
H >Anson Hughes, Douglas A. Lind
sey, William Johnson, Clarence W.
Coombs, Odie Robert Howell, Harry
E. Mansfield, Burnet Holiness Joseph
Mitchell Rogers, John F. Davis, ]r,
Robert l.. Hutchinson, Melvin Barnett,
Homer Jenkins, Reginald NJ. Hodg-
son, Earl F. Ross, Justin ?. Dlssman,
Allen T. Smith, Abe Andrew McBee,
Benjamin w. Allen, Harry II. Heis-
ter, Edgar Herbert Bernstein, Sam
uel D. Skillman, William n. Garrett.
Christ Alexander Purvis, James
Herbert Turner, Norris Loring Bowen:
David R. Nails, William Daniels
lockwood, Frederick D. Paxton, Geo
Edgar Petit, Clarence c. Bowen, FL
vim e. Harrison, William Richard
Mcbride, Charles william Msei''
Walter F. Bottger, Herman L. Bonn4y
Joseph L. Rhodes, Edwin Curtis
Brooks, Frank 3. Howard, Floyd Fl.
Hardy, Isham Dudley, Earl Noy
Lonperbeam, John Martin Mathews,
William Lee Brown, Robert Eman-
uel Janson, John Thomas Cornell, Ar
thur P. Brensinger, Ernest c. Bisson'
Randolph A. Dewey, VIM. Lawrence
Arnold, Francis Harper tannon'
Philo Saunders, Kenneth kettner,
James Johnson, Ernest w. Rauth, W.
E. G. Peters, Charles V. 0 Brien:
John K. O'Neil, John Lee Jones, Jes-
Sc Martin, William Henry LoveleSs,
Continued on page 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-11
SW An BROS.
King and Pitt Streets Alexandra, virginia
Clearance Sale Of ffen's and Boys Furnish
ings at Greatly Reduced Prices. =

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with strings 81, 81 and do, pair 59c
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Mems 9S Silk Finish Shirts each $l.49
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Nome 60 M Gill and mon Shirts each S1.9S
Boys 35c Blue Overals, pair 19c
Three Dozen Boys 35c Fancy Shirts each zac'
rhroe dozen Rows, R1ouses soled ICE
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-11

Continued on page 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-11
BRITISH STRIKE HARD.

CAPTURE Virtually All German For
ward Positions East of Belgian
Town.
British Front in France and Belgium,
Aug. 11.-Field Marshal Sir Douglas
Haig's forces at daybreak yesterday
morning attacked and captured viz
tuallv all the German forward posi-
items east Of the Belgian town of
Hooge, IN the battlefront between
Frezenburg and the Ipres-Menin
road.
TIE assaulting forces gained viz
tually all their detectives to the
depth of several hundred yards in
inc first rush.
The German defenses stitfened
after the initial onslaught and heavy
fighting developed at some places,
but at the latest reports the British
were holding their mex lime strongly.
This section of the front was the
scene of some OF the hardest fighting
on the first day of the battle OF
Flanders. South of Westhoek the
terrain is marshy in places and in
The wooded section the Germans had
strcnthcncd their positions by con
structng deep dugouts. These OBJ
staclcs, however, did not deter the
onward rush of the British troops
this morning.
Details Of the fighting are not yet
available. but it is known that the
British troops forged forward in the
wake OF protecting barrage from
their artillery and achieved most of
the detectives in remarkably short
space of time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-11
NOTICE.

All persons take notice, that J
viii only be responsible for such
debt as those contracted for b" me
II. person.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON.
Alexandria, Va Aug. 4, 1917. 185 II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-11

CAPTURE Virtually All German For
ward Positions East of Belgian
Town.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
S FOR RUSSLA'S COOPERATION
COUNCIL OF MINISTER'S
HEAR AMERICAN MESSAGE
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESSl

PETROGRAD wa London, June I6-"Ihe Russian people
consider inevitable and viii The Russians have
mpcrialc wishes We know that YOU have We shall
fight together liberty freedom happiness for all the
world ha,y say that do any moral idea fac
between America and Russia divide We people,
Russia fighting tyranny, and America standing the oldest dem
ocracy. hand hand V show happiness nations
great and SMALL
These ringing words, expressing the attitude Of the Russian
government toward America voiced tonight by MIR Teresch
tcnko foreign affairs responding for the council OF
ministers Mr. Root. address, of ympa', and good will the
Ipou ol the American governments
The American ambassador David Francis presented the
Root mission h, ministers Marny Palace explaining that
h member, of h, mission had Russia discover how
America best cooperate with ITS ally forwarding the fight
against the enemy The presentation very informal
only few Russian officials and the members OF the American
Embassy attending Kcrcnsly the youthful minister OF
just back from the Khaki blouse OF
soldier
The minister, listened with art Mr. Roots ad-
dress which impressive ueauce both in substance and
manner
NJ Icc,ctcn>o sick bed attend the presena
ZION ne said that Rusa revolution based wonderful
word uttered h America z7h Ic read part the Declaration
of independence and czcIa,ncd.
"Russa holds with the Cuitcd an are created
free and equal"
Russia face, problems said the minister necessity
lo creating strong democratic force within boundaries and
ltac fr. ting external Zoe. 7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17

"r f.a..a.si rrsss
.rHrNS. yia London IHro if
~ r.rrarf the high comm .io1er
-.rresarunF France England. and
r... rdo brought about fha abb
ion af King Constantine has
... She'd the fDIIrHIre p.H.'aua-
.... ..f-0s-sd f1 fHn HELENE
France England and Russia ir-
fhs uI p"rfeU.. ersafu'Hs
... prosperity rf Greece TIrr Ir-
...... to defend fhr brave H''Is
.... t.ar hafa liberated sHa.u.f f.a
....F efforts nf fHf Trrl. Hr'rar-
... ana Germans TH.. a.. bon.
.. .H.. nate fhs raraeH.fr. nf f.a
-a..Flnrv enemies 70 fhe srFIn-.
.... .H nlf ar erI '. fhe r...ff.
.. ISOLATION. 0. ffH constitution mi
....t.a and no fen'.-aHIr nfrIrrs
..H .fl r1 f0 fte massacre 0f .a.
@ .. fhs tIIe
ferf. Berlin rl. .r~
.r. .. I.rrn. .rI u". rfrfssIIt
....rr fra people urfrr fhe f.ff
.H. Igaf.au AID German. At
.,.H tr rr.esfr"'I.H fhn rrrut
....-.' reffa n. Greer. Tho pro
..-a anurrs. therefore dnmaufH.
... ..IIraunr Uf fhe kirE Thei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
ENTENTE FORCES
ON AGGRESSIVE
ON ALL FRONTS
BHITISH MAKE ADDITIONAL
GAINS N FLANDERS SOUTH
OF NPRES.
HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED.
French Increase Fire In Aisne and
Champagne Indicating hesump-
ton of Offensive In Those
sectors.
~ i.,rd Press

o. A.o.strd Press.
The war situation of saturday IS
summarized by the Associated Press
as follows
Heavy fighting is In progress in
Belgium. France aud along The Aus
iro-ltalian fronts with the entente
forces on the aggressive.
Rome reports considerable ach-
ieyement by Alpine troops in the
capture of strong Austrian posi-
tion at Carno Cavento In the east
ern Trentino. az an altitude of more
than 10000 feet. Two field guns
and several smaller guns were taken
from the Austrians.
The British attacked again today
in the Bullecourt region ON the Arras
front and along the Arras-Cambrai
road. according 10 indications In the
Berlin official statement The re-
pulse OF British attacks In Belgium
and Artois front yesterday is claim.
ed
The French ere increasing their
fire both IN the Aisno and Cham
agne regions and there are iudica
tions that a resumption of the French
offensive IN those sectors may h'
looked for Berlin is expecting suci
move by General pot1iu. according
20 unofficial advices
ln fight with a submarine IN tb'
Mediterranean on June o.. the Jap
lnese DESTROYER Sakali was torpedo
cd and 80 OF her crew we're killet
and J. wounded The damaged H.
sfroyer was towed to mort
Holland frontier points have rc
ports that riotine of a serious char
acter developed yesterday in se'
orll German towns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
I iTEsT nENEIOrMI,NT
a> TWO-MINI TE RATTLE


Nv Associated Press.
BRITISH IiEApQJ NRTEBS rs
FRANCE. June iG.-Tho wars latest
d,eclopu ou' ls two minute battle
% took the British just that long
fp capture three quarter ot mil,
OF trenches ON Infantry ilill, east OF
uouchy lc prous Thursday morning
The time f0r GOING over ihc top
Nas sci for ."1 and az 30 rockets
,IpualIed The ~ q 400 along the line
attacked that the objective had been
taken
The British stole out o' thoi-
trenches n broad daylight without %
.uel. shot of crtiI,ry preparation
having been iir"l rushed across So
Mans Land. surprised the German
.a-iisou AZ breakfast. and took three
officers and r.. ether prisoners Hith
uu' the slightest effort
% was only after they had accom-
plishcl all this that th" British bar
rage vas placed behind the German
positions iu order Zoo cui plf any pos
sihie relief or immediate c0uute--et
urk from that direction Their" w'r
uuly iwD British casn1ltioe uud o'
account off the 'urrouders. compare
lively teN German TAO or'mt wl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17

- - ar orufesscd a m i.il,. :
Do. HHef un av freedom 10 a
H...r. uf H-'i.e and equal oppor-
auu.
r.o news o' llussIas uew-iound
.rno|lu brought to America uniyer-
.t' abstraction end Joy From all the
hI. fmpatl, .nd hope went out to
'r upu sister u thc circle Of demo-
f..u, Ani tu' mission is sent 10
..prDa f.f rrnue
Tbr American democracy sends
.t0 fH, democracy of Russia greeting
|o' ymuHy ..icudsHip brotherhood
.tud Good speed Distant America
Knows uftlr of tur special conditions
|uI hus.Iln uf" which must give form
n. IhU government ana laws which
I N.r .fr about tu create As We have
. H...nr.I ulr Institutions 20 serve
'ur needs o' our national character
..ru I.,. sU. ND assume shat YOU will
.....'0H t.u institutions tn serve the
u.,ia . Russian character and life.
ts H, Iuuk luOss the sea We dis
.nrrush uH pIrN. uo class We see
Hrsai HuHa Js 1 whole as one
.mIsH'H. nINuE. aspiring democracy.
|N. tul. 'H. ...i control essential
|IIfIu.. .IrUuE common sense.
'.mws. HI noble Ii,llsm OF the
.In..Hn character
..lI..r UIfH Iu yo1 100 We pray
.iHr I.I N.rHr upon you an. We
...... ... " solve your problems.
...f som ..# maintain yur- liberty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17

White 'nr ororUinr dorp1'ch rr
hs fo Austrian efforts 20 forward
aruluf" peace with NHn and
mentions Prime. leopold German
Prince. o. is probable ihli Leopold
acted o. intermediary lor th" 1905
truH ufi..r had entered thr i'us
SIAN uu,s Iu lr effort Zoo take up
pe3,. urou. II with iuu l,u.Hn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
VA
orRfR7E9
i!gIRA HOUSE
oEEIClAL CALL IS ISSUED.

Rows ,on know and boys don't kno" are
living wall h,twccn and 'r h'iN'"'"
mud.f trenches IA France.
What ,"u doing What going Co. d"' What 60"
do
Won can come to the RID CROSS MASS NlIlNG SUNDAY
afternoon ft . o, n the OlNmpic.t,rand.
viii be- collection aud NJ subscription ufn lh'i'
he music. ~ recital 'u' hri'i al
forCcful speakers.
The, vii what hoI DO
AMARILLO COMMITTEE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17

. oclok this afternoon the ohmpi'-'rnn1 Theatre
mammoth mcting viii Dc th" u'l"Se "i h'-
uuautlur peppi. Red aud I ~ work
arrange pfciminbr- hr hg - =" t'i~
$50 during Red week. beginning N'nd"
morning. surtnnu viii BE- made during the
tnn., melting. three akcr, vcu Informed 900 h'l 'rs'
the the Vok ud what - n'
wcItarc 81 the nation t' great European n
duwntoWu headquarters ct the Red 'r'-.. Nm"nl"
nt where b q 0lUt'fr, cam
asn - located During the forenoon h'" W'f" "r'
nuS ui board directorate tI, purpose ~ get
ting matters SHAPE vhirlv.ud campaign 600 be- under
tak thi. week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17

RUSSIA has undertaken 20 unite
'ho dcm0crarios of an fighting coun
tries Boo jhc struggle AGAINST world
autoDracy. but her plan never viii
uo realized DO German imperialism is
able 90 utilize But,ia's longing Tor
peace Oo disuu,o her from hcr allies
and ruin her army
The revolutionary democracy ~
Russia ia .cckug q route 10 Peace
through ar appeal by the government
reatet by democratic Russia io ihr
governments of ita allies and by
moan. %. conference of imperial
| iefs
lr' fhr army bE Ita energy 1ut
| ,luIaE, Give power tu ih" vpI." ~
doWuprArN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17

continued on prr~ rirb'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
.LANEOUS SCORES
OlST IEAGI.I.

cisco. A. Oakland g..
l-@ salt Lake. 2-l1.
elcs, q; Portland %.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
Yesterdays Results.

hs. s. Houston. g.
|.ntonio. =. Shreveport. /.
Worth. o: Waco. b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
nnNe Nol Torgollcn stokhod.

Prince Leopold says hc offers
peace which need not necessilato n
break with the allies tie says that
because ho knows an offer of a sep
aratc peace with Germany viii be- re-
iccted by our troops reads the proc.
lamati0n Discussing the projected
truce with Austria. the delegates de
clared that they have not gotten the
Stckhod and CONTINUES
Leopold has forgotten The Rus
slams know to what places German
divisions have been transferred. the
Russians hear the roar of bloody
fighting ON the Franco-British front.
no~ thar he wreck ot the allic'
uf.arr fho wi Cd o. TIE rec grmio-
of 20 .olution Wussia. that % means
not only ucV gaves of our brothers
hut the wreck of revolution rec.
dom PFsf
The proclamation declares thai
RUSSIA Vul follow its own way 20 a
general peace iu spite of proyccaiory
I ...|#rf. uuN ..ru
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
RUSSIANS Reject
CENTRAL P0WER'S
PEACE PROPOSAL
l.aOCLANIlTION ENHORTS PEO-
PIE To RALLY ROUND BAN
NER on REVOLUTION.
TROOPS HEAR OF DECISION
Action j. Result ol Wireless From
Prince Leopold of Ilavaria ASK
ing Tor Delegation Ia Con
slider Proposition.

PETROGRAD. Juno lG, via Lon
don. June IA stirring pruclama
lion placing the council nf workmcn
and soldiers delegates ON record as
irrevorably opposed to separate"
peace was adopted by the council to
lay The proclamation was prompt
ed hv Austrian efforts tu lure Rus
sia into q separate peace and eN-
hnrts Russians to rally around the
banner at revolution aud increase the
energy OF the military power Tor the
defense Of freedom
The proclamation cites the receipt
of wireless telegram from Prince
% pold Of bavaria. commander Of
the German armies on the Russian
front. asserting that the central pow
ers are ready 10 conclude peace
with Russia and asking Russia Ia
send delegates 10 confer with them
The reply %. the council is drclara
tion of ifs attitude and Minister of
| War Kerpnsky has caused II % b'
sent 10 an troops on land and sea
! and IL has hoen widely circulated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-09
LATE DISCOVERIES
STIR BELGIANS

Rio Jauciro. April Q It is reported
i'm political circles that President Braz
intends to issue an urgent call for a
special session Of congress
A Noite says that the minister Of
marine has received report from the
commander of the destroyer Iajoas at
Destcrro that he had intercepted sew.
eral mysterious wireless messages
sent from an unknown talon The
commander also reported 'tnat he had
seen light signals flashing in the
noighborhood in the direction Of the
Desterro forts. contrary 10 military
regulations governing the forts.
The news that the pa.ana was
shelled after she had been torpedocd
has increased the Indignation here
over the incident In a special edition
published after the first cableEram
from the ships commander was re-
ceiyed A NOite says:
"The German assassins are incapa
be OF the simplest act Of humanity
It is impossible to maintain the slight
est relations with such people All
reprisals by the Brazilian government
are justified"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-09
NORTHCLIFFE PLAN
OF BUILDING PAPER

Americans. accustomed TO overnight
methods of establishing enterprises -
to q thousand and one everyday cyi-
dcnccs of commercial and artistic
haste will read with amazemont
Isaac f. Marcossin's description Of the
founding Of the celebrated London
Daily Mail by Lord Northclife, which
appears in the April number Of Ev.
aryhody's Magazine.
"Northclilie was year getting
ready The flcielng paper was issu.
I'd daily almost complete in every 10.
spcct for three months before single
copy was sold to the public In these
three months Northcliifo was scour
ing the world for men, apprlisinp ma.
tcria, sounding tendencies. getting
ready 20 deliver @ thrust that when
delivered carried conviction and
knowledge II there Is one thing
above AN others that stands ont In
Norlhcliras life @ is thoroughncss'