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Mr.. Macy declared that to adjust la
Dor difficulties and eliminate strikes
and lockouts it will be necessary to in
still belief in the good faith of both
employers and employees. Suspicion
and hostility, he said, are the elements
which keep up the strife between labor
and capital, and most Of the suspicion
and hostility is the result of ignorance
on both sdes-ignorance on the part
of the employer as to the real griev
ances OF labor and ignorance on the
part of the employe as to the real
problems of capital When the individ-
uals on both sides get personal feel
ing of responsibility, such as everyone
in America had during the war, the
labor problem will be on its way toward
a happy solution.
Luxury Tax Opposed
A resolution introduced by Percy S.
Straus, of R. H. Macy & Co., New York,
instructing the newly-elected board of
directors of the association to appoint
a permanent committee on Federal
taxation legislation, to cooperate with
similar committees from other trade
organizations toward the influencing of
proper national taxation laws, was
unanimously adopted. Another resolu-
ZION. also introduced by Mr.. Straus
urging the sending of an immediate
and strong recommendation to the
chairmen of the Senate Finance Com
mittee and the House Ways and Means
Committee for the repeal or the modi-
fcation of the luxury tax provisions in
the Federal revenue bill, received the
hearty support of the members of the
association.
In introducing his resolution Mr..
Straus said apparently the luxury
tax is not yet disposed of. l have
that from two sources, one from the
revenue department of the govern
ment in an informal way, and the sug-
gestlon came to me that the endeavor
is now going to be to reduce the
luxury tax from 10 per cent to per
cent. | think it would be equally oner-
is back of it | don't know, but this is
the time for concerted action, while W.
are assembled here in convention"
Another resolution was offered and
carried to establish rule in the asso-
citation, and particularly in the conven-
ton, to avoid interference in purely
local matters. Mr.. Straus, who also
brought this question to the attention
of the convention, explained later to
The Tribune that an instance in which
another trade association had inter
fered in a purely local matter with
disastrous results had influenced him
to take action at the convention.
At the opening of the morning ses-
sion amendments of the bylaws of the
organization were adopted. providing
the means TO carry out the expansion
plans outlined the preceding day The
new bylaws call for the appointment
of a managing director and an execu-
tive secretary to direct the associa-
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Mems Wear

CHARLOTTE. n. c. S. Love- mems wear:
Grand Hotel
GRAND RAPIDS. Mch--J Rappaport mems
:, l-a,T lANsING ING MchIs. I Rappaport. mems wear;
MIDDiETQWN; \. .Y.-charlcs Wolf. mems
:, roNTIAC. Migh.-G. Rappoport. mems wear;
Alcazar ~
SCRANTON. PENN. Mahcr. clothing. etc. ::
silENANDoAH renn.-swcc. Bros NJ. Sweet,
mel. men I'VE. Teir: broadway Central Hotel
:, WI WilI,EREEE EE n. VI. Lazarowitz. clothing
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House Furnishings

BATH. Penn. bartholomew & Son: Fl
bartholomew. furniture: Hotel York 49,
.,i iHtrfALoIll, Strumpf. carpets. rugs etc Her
HAMMOND. La Saik carpets r,,cz .,o.
Hotel Wallick 'e'' GU
- JACKSON nch-E. Hague. carpets etc: : Prince
George Hotel ~ e
', NoRFoI.K--II. Lnncl house furnishings: Hotel
hEADlNG-Kllnc. Eppihcmcr Co.: s. L. Heck
man. carpets. rugs Hotel Brozteli
,STAVNTON. Na.-W. Timbcrlake house fur
nishings. Hotel ColiIngwood "
y, 81 SILPbhioR Ws.-s. Schnell. carpets. etc
furnishings; broadway Central Hotel '''N''
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New Merchandising Greed
Developing at Meetings
OF Retail Drygoods Men


of Second Days of
Rapidly Coming and Improvement Of
Textile DesignsSay Thrift Campaign viii Help
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Rapid made yesterday in the weld the
their
labor
Throughout proceedings
industrial leader called "engened e6hn prevailed Man
problems
understanding that what country
individually.
everywhere apparent
The merchants strongly Macy presi
National Federation problem
problem
individuals America
full
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BATH. Penn.--Mlchacls Auto Co: y Mch,.l,
auto supplies Hotel York ''"N''
RI. BuCkHANNoN. " va--Casto Company: Mr..
Casio general line; Herald Square Hotel
yarrc ' ' Az"
pEIltolu-Brodsky Company: Mr.. Brodsky. gen.
oral line. broadway Ccntral Hotel "'
hAnTFohD Conn.,. Katz metals: Broadway
Central Hotel ~
=, Los ANGEEEs. cal.-NG. Markowitz. stationery
Holland House.
I,rcslin. ~ ~
WnEELlNG. W. Va.-M. scyhold Company: NJ.
se9poid. hair goods. eto.: Grand Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-13
Shoes

Lougacre ' 'S' i''Vci
CLEVELAND--J. Schwartz, shoes: Hotel Hermit
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Miscellaneous

DETROIT-Birnhaum g. Co.: NJ Blrnhaum fur,
Grand Hotel. "
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the world.
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PRODA Sc Teznicky obchod

PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
kde Sc trzi tydne $500 a vice,
je V Gene as S2500.00. Proda
Sc grocerni a reznicky obchod
S budovou, neb Sc vym6ni "a
lot co splatku. - Proda Sc 70
hovy dun pro til rodiny, lot
ie 80 pIi 40 strevicich, nesc
$A4.O0 najmu mesicne a je tie
ba slozit pouze as $500. =
IProdam menSi domok 0 A svet-
.nicich S koupelnou. Je treba
Islozit pouze malou castku ho-
Itove. Blizsi podrobnosti 0 tech
to prodejich sdeli Tom. SuchJ,
pojist' ujici a pozemkovy jedoa
tel, 86O2 Beckman Ave. Tel.
Princt. 1916 W. :?
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Vyhnan do sveta.

! Percy Lynde byl naSleduJlcl
Iho jitra vice nez kdy jindy cd
hodlan, ubezpeciti Sc o vine ci
inevin6 strycove. On myslel, re
toho nejsnaze a nejrychleji do
ell, kdyz mu nahle peneznl O.
pasek ukaze a pax mu rekne,
! re lod' Jasper vyplula V kvet
nu a nikoliv V lednu a re V Sc
znamu pocestnych jmGna dedo
wa nenalezl. Je-li Martin. Her
bert nevinen, neukaZe nejmen-
S,ho pohnutl az penezni opasek
spatrl. A jeli vinen, pax nejspj
Sc war jeho dlouho ukryty zlo
| Gin odhali.
S timto zam6rem sestoupil
Idolu do jidelny. Matka byla jiz
izde, ale stryc dosud ne.
"Vyhlizis bledy, Percy" pra
villa matka. "Tys zajiste mel
.nepokojnou noe"
"Spatne isem spal," pfisv6d
Gil Percy, Gale snad mi bude le
Pc, az vypiju koflik kavy.'
"Mluvil 81 jiz S Editou o
ty6m otci?'
"Ano."
"a ona t6 priciny laskou
ityou povrhla? Ncbyla bych Sc
'toho do nj nadala."
"Myllte Sc, matinko. Edita
sIibila mi v6rnost, &C isam j
Gal pfilezitost pomer mas pre-
rusiti.'
! "Ta dobra divka! = ale je,
Ii tomu TAX, proc isl TAX ski
cen?"
Mann k tonu zajist6 pod
5tatne pTiciny. Setkal jsem Sc
Vcera panem Dismorem, pra-
I've kdyz Cd slryce Sc vracel.
Idal Sc v9lmi pohorSen a roz-
| hodne mi zakazal s Editou mlu
VIII. On nikdy snatku nasemu
isVoIeni sveho media"
Bud jen trpeliv. Shleda-li.
zes strycuv d6dic, zaiiste SHAT
hu dovoli."
"Stryc Martin nezustavi nj
ani jedineho centu;' pravii
Percy.
"a jak by to mohIo byti?'
Azala Sc natka.
"On Sc talk vys,ovil k panu
F.; Dislnoreovi".
"Ve,mi podiyno. Stryc Mar
lin pTece krone mas nema zad
nych krevnlch prlbuznych. We
ru, tomu nerozumim."
DalSl rozm!uya syna s mat.
l;ou by'a pfichodem strFce pre-
raSena. Herbert vyhll2el take
lbledy a vysileny, aby celou noe
lbyI nespal.
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ZADNE ZVYSEN[ CEN.

Vzdor vsestrannemu stoupa-
nj cen strizniho zbozl, dosud
Sc naskytuje pfilezitost koupi-
ii pekne 35c tlnavomodre neb
5ede perkaly, 36 palcu Stroke,
nejnovejSich vzorku a stalych
barev po % centech yard a nei
lopsi druh po 35c yard; sv6tl6
)erkaly yard Stroke cd 22c yd
Yy5e " striznim obchodu u
<oudelu, 4735 Broadway, ve-
lie pozarni stanice. Ozn.
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PRODA Sc moderne stav6ny
dunn o 5li pokojlch koupeinou
s jednim n9b dvema Lofty, 40
pri 240 strevicich, druhy dunn
cd Kinsman Rd. Vhodne misto
pro chov drlbeze, velka ban,
naleza Sc blize obchodu, Sko,y,
kostela. Da Sc LEVINE pfi pill ce-
ny hotov6, ostatnl na lehk6
splatky. Blizsi Sc sdeli V elsie
1929 E. 149 ul. Tez Sc proda
Oak Upright piano velmi Levine
6-0
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kupujenc Bondy Svobody
Valecne sporenky.

Prineste je nyni, kdy ccna
jcjich jest vetsi. Simon, nej-
lcpsi, nejspolehliV6i$i sm6nar-
nix, plati neiyy$$i ceny hotovo
"a bondy i znamky. Prijd'te do
pokoic els. 216 LenoX Bldg,
jcd'tc ZdvihGdlcm ma 2. posho-
di. Roh Vych. 8. III. q Euclid.
Mad Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Otevfeno krom nedele al
do 6 hod. vecer. Z mas nejlep-
81 sluzba ceny.
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Jak jiz drive dotceno, ma
vstevovali Fitz Raymondovi ca
sto rodinu Ravenswoodovu.
Ale krom mich mel pristupu ma
osamelou villu jejich jeste kdo
81 jiny - posmurny, posupny
fanatik Peter Sloucher. Clo-
vek ten jiz zevni podobou
svou budil odpor a V bazlivej-
sich stisnenost a uzkost. Byl
postavy vytahle, kostnate, tvar
jeho byla podlouhla a spicata,
lini kosti do mohutnych hran
Nyblhajici, dsta siroka, rty ten
ke a neustale sevfene, ma
nichz priserny usklebek pew
ny tvar byl stuhnul, oci lIuDo-
ko vadle a desnym ohnem ia
natismu, zloby, pomstylacnosti
a ukrutnosti planouci. Ruce
i nohy jeho mely neobycejnou
.lelku, .chuze jeho byla hrmot-
ma a klativa, rec pax hrobove
znicl anebo We stavu nejvetsi
rozhorlenosti, supajici. Nefo-
remnou, drsnym vzdycky scu
chanym vlasem porostIou hla-
WI jeho pokryval mohutny 81
rak Z cerne plst6, ktery zazlou
tlou barvu plete jeho a priser-
most vzezreni jeste vice do tina
va stinoval.
Peter Huskins byl staly to-
varyS Sloucheruv snad jedi
ny clovek V cele osad6, S nimz
:ento duv6rn6ji obcoval. CO
do zevnejSku, byl Huskins pra
" opak Sloucheruv, jsa KRAFT
ky, zavality, &C velmi pohybli-
ty, tvari masitych a cervenych,
oci pax malinkych a nesnesi-
.elne pichlavych.
Sloucher, jak jiz vySe dotce-
no, mel volny pristup k Ravens
WOOdovym, ne snad ze tam byl
by byval vitanym, ale jedine,
re co sluha Hospodinuv do
Vsech domacnosti mel volny
ystup, ana v6tSina' Obyvatel-
stva fanatismu jeho Sc bala a
neobycejneho vlivu jeho We We
cech cirkevnich Sc V prayem
slova smyslu d6sila. Ravens
Woodovi, o nichz beztoho des-
ne pov6sti, tykajicf Sc prame-
MI znacnyh duchodu jejich, ko
lovaly, ano, nejedna z mich sta
sou a stale churavicf pani "a
spolecnici dablovu vyhlaSova-
IA, nesmeli ma sebe uvaliti
,2n6v a mstu cloveka, ktery je,
oyv popuzen, razem znititi
mohl.
Asi tyden pre- udalosti prv
1ich dvou kapitolach vypravo~
vanou, sedel Mauric Fitz Ray
nond milovanou Alici Ra-
Tenswoodovou na verand6, u
pirajic jiskrive oko sve ma spa
nilou, zapadajicim sluncem o.
zarenou hlavinku jeji. Alice u
pirala snive oko sve V n6mem
0bdivu ma ohnivou zplavu "a
padniho nebe, V niz mohutna
slunecni koule ponenahlu mi.
zela, rozmnozujlc ohen a zar,
1imz zapadni nebe, podobaiIci
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krasna carodejnice.
Povidka dolby kralovske osady massachusettske.
Prelozil " S.

Sc rozevrene brane nebeske,
hofelo.
V tom sebou Alice trhla, ja-
koby leknutim zvolala:
"Tamto pfichazi ten protiv-
my fanatik Sloucher. Ach, jak
rada bych navstevam jeho uci-
Mia pritrz, jen kdybych Sc ne
musela bait misty jeho. Prave
dnes mne vypravoval verny
sluha mas Jean, re mezi power
civym lidem koluje povest, ze
matka i ia jsme We spojeni
dablem - hu, al mraz mi jde
po tele - ktery pry nebohou
matinku zasypava zlatem a
mne telesnymi puvaby. Jak
snadno by Sloucher byv na mas
popuzen, poverecnosti lidu a
'sveho velikeho vlivu k zniceni
nasemu mohl uziti."
( "Take ia jiz lecos zaslechl
o zhoubnem pusobeni tech
dvou zlotrilu, kteri jsou pry
spolceni, aby obec tuto ode
vsech carodejnic a osob cirkvi
jejich anebo prvnim clenum
jejich sboru nemilych, otistili.
Cd te DOLBY, co ii diva Sc tn Wy
skytli a spolek uzavreli, jsou
v6zeni nase naplnena obetmi
fanatismu osobni mstivosti
jejich."
Jake to hrozne veci Sc cd
n6jake DOLBY V obci nasi dejir'
Zvolala Alice. 81 navodu
pficinenlm tech dvou zatvrzc-
lyh lidl jiz devatenacte osob
bylo cirkevnim soudem utrace-
no a mnohem vice dpi jich We
vezeni."
"Tak jest" dolozil Mauric,
ma Sc vseobecne "a to, re lotr
HuskinS a krvelacny fanatik
Sloucher zpusobili, ze osmdc-
gatileta Giles Creyova podro-
bena byla utrpnemu pravu a
re vyznani Garodeistvl Z nj
byl mucidlem vymackano. Po
vida Sc tez, re ohava Sloucher,
.ktery muceni byl prftomen a
holomkum katovym sam roz-
kay daval, je k v6tsim ukrut-
nostem pobizeje, bodcem hole
5va vyplazly jazyk stareny do
list jeji nazp6t il zatlacil."
Sotva Mauric S reci svou byl
Il konce, doklatil Sc ohavnik
Sloucher k milenum nepo-
zdraViv ami, spustil tonem ka-
zatelskyn:
TAX jen. tax. ubireite Sc
po Stroke ceste, jez vede k j.
Gnu v6cne zahuby. Marie cas-,
jehoz vam poprava hospodin.
byste hrlchy sve pykati jeho
milosti dosahnouti mohli, hri
snem rozmlouvani 0 pohlavni
iasce, ktera jest beztoho plo-
dem d'ablovym, kteryz jest o.
tee vSl t6lesnosti. Pokracujtc,
pokracujte, az shovivavost nei
vyS miiosrdneho Hospodina bu
de konce a w stremhlav '
propast vecneho trapenl Sc sri
lite"
fPOkracovani.)
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VDOVEC, SO roku starry, in
teligentni, hornik byd!ici V Ca
made, mattel slusn6ho domku
5 menslm obnosem uSetrcnych
penez, rad by 81 ucinil znamost
s mladsi vdovou neb starSi div
kou, kJera cby ht6la byt starost
llVou matkou 3 mladSim dit
KAN. Adressu a podobenku po
5;ete pod Znackou ''Laska k de
tenn" do adm. t. li5tu. Podoben-
ka Sc op6tne vratf. 4?
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slul svym nemectvlm 49,. tepr-
We V posledni dobe stal Sc de il
stem ddkladneho prevratu, re
skoly n6mecke byly zruseny a
nahrazeny ceskymi a mimo to-
no nlusi Sc prestehovati Il nasl
Narodnl tridy. Zeme zakoupila
cely objekt a 20 rozbourani tie
hoz postavi zde budovy, mezi
nimiz i budovu ministerskou,
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Roman
s'ss &%~ 3"vs (

Edita snazila Sc vstati, ale
jakmile Sc pohnula, priskocil k
nj jeden zakuklenoc a prindal
il k uSJum a nOSu Satek.
Zapach chloroformu naplnil
lOznici. V tom okamzeni skies
la Edita nazpet jake mrtvola,
nejsouc sebe vice mocna.
KAPITOLA XXI.
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''Chci teblou promluvit, "
pravila matka jeji, panl as city
ricetileta, vzezreni nadmiru pri
vetiveho.
Zach, matinko," Stkala Edi
ia; "mne to srdc,e utrhne, mne
srdce pukne.
"Milujici m'atce bylo take
do place.
"Co jest ii milacku muj
Mluv," pravila hlasem soustra-
stnym.
"Ty Wis, maminko, jak st a.
stnou jsem Sc dnes rano cltl-
"a" odpovedela Edita stkaiic.
"VSe jevilo Sc mi tax krasne -
Obloha, slunce, kvetiny. l de-
kovala jsem bohu, re tax kras
ny svet stvoril. Ale nyni vSe Sc
zmenilo, q ia jsem ia nejne-
St'astnejsi dlvka ma syete."
"Me ubohe dite, nlluv pre-
ce, CO te tax rozcililo?'
"Muj otec mi zapov6d6l S
Percym mIuviti a pravil, re ne
upustim-li cd neho, mne Sc zfek
ne a kdybych hladem hynula a
nj prsten nahne, aby mi po-
mohl."
"Upokoj Sc dite, on to zaji-
ste tax nemysle,l, znamt' jej
lepe nezli sebe. On jest popu-
dlivy = tn snadno mu Wy
klouZnou list sloVa, jichz po-
zdeji srdecne lituje. - AV52k
povez mi, co jej TAX popudilo?'
con byl u pana Herberta a
ten mu pravil, lie Percynu AM
jedineho cenu nezu5lavi. Otec
pax pravil mi, re media dceru
svOu Zebraku. He'd matinko,
tatinek naval Pcrcyho bidnyrn
zebrakem."
Dobra matka nela co della
ii, aby horekujici dlvku upoko
jila.
ia sama budu s otcem mlu
viii, Editko; doufam, lie sc mi
poStesti odn6kciti jej. On te
miluje a nebude tedy vnucova-
ii ii manzele, nimz by3 St asst
nou byti nemoh!a. On Percyho
nezna. Az iej Z mych Gst po-
zna, zajiste re bude pfizniVeji
O mem souditi."
Tim uhodila matka ma pra-
We nisto. Edita byla nejblaze-
nejsi, kdyz nekdo Percym
prlznive soudil kdyz il same
naskytla Sc prilezitost mluviti
prednostech jeho.
Konecne Sc divka tolika a
TAX mocnymi dojmy unayena,
ci,ila ospalou. Pocelujic Sc vre-
lie dohrou matinkou, odebrala
Sc ma l0ze. Netrvalo dlou-
no a Ona uSnula.
Nevedela, jak dlouho jiz spa
la, kdyz nah!e Ze spanku Sc Wy
trhla. Krev styGla il V zilach,
HAS odumrel j na rtech: ne
bot nedalako postele We svitu
mcsice spatrila nekolik tenn
nych, cernymi sl,ra DoSkami za
kulllenych muzu. Zdalo sc, re
sc radi.
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PRODA Sc din o ctyrecll
S pozesnAe.ll 0. 1 TO-
tech, vse za1-lZel1p. .l1a" M. 34th
ul., els. $3.50. Bllzsi sdeli T:
Horak, 1925 Clark Ave. 6-7
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 5ti poko-
jich, velky, pekny yard. Haste
Sc V elsie 1896 E. 81 ul. Tel.
Broadway $50 NJ. 6-7
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PRo!D,Al Ro!D,ls, Sc move zhotoveny
dim 0 Sesti pokojlch, ysim mo
dernim pohodlim opatreny We
zkvetajicim okoli V Mt. Plea
SAINT, "a pricinou odjezdu. Kup
nj podminky velmi mirne. Hla
ste Sc u F. Dohnala, 1912 E.
131 ul. :?
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MA PRODEJ move domy ci-
hlove i dreven6, jedno i dvou-
rodinne, V Corlett a Mt. Plea
SAINT. Navstivte mas a prohled-
nete 81 nasi listinu - vecer neb
V nedeli. VIM. c. Lakota
1929 Svec Ave. S. Z. Il vych.
131 ul. Kara Mt. Pleasant.
e =
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ZENSkE A DETSkE spodni
koSile po 15c kus koupile V
striznim obchode u Koudelu,
4735 Broadway.
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MLEKARsKY OBCHOD $500

Vynosne misto, prodej 450
quartz denne, coz Sc muze pri-
cinlivostl zvysiti. Cena uzaji-
ma diva statne osmiIete kone, 3
vozy a veskere moderni stroie.
Obydll 0 6 svet. a koupelna.
Obchod Sc naleza V Cesko-A-
mericke ctvrti. Prispeste 81.
Vceia Realty Inv. Co., 5733
Broadway. = Union 953 w.
Broadway $50. 6-6
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PRlJMOU Sc sicky dam
skych obleku. Dobry plat, pra-
ce "A hodin tydne. Haste Sc u
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their way into the country, gathered
to themselves business and industries
and worked their propaganda.
In 1878 the election of Augustus III
to the Polish throne was accomplished
by open bribery and under the guard Of
Russian soldiers.
Poland Stirred to War.
But Poland did not die without
struggle. Kosciusko, who had served
under Washington during the Ameri-
can revolution, returned to the native
country, inspired the spirit of pa
triotism into his fellow Poles and
stirred all Poland into war against her
oppressors. The Poles fought brave
ly and defeated the Russians in the
fierce battle of Dubienka. But now
Prussian army entered Poland,
Kosciusko was defeated and Poland
overrun. The Austrian troops had
Joined with the armies of Russia and
Prussia and the three powers in the
face of the protests of the western
powers and the outbursts of indigna-
ton from all upright men, proceeded
to third partition which gave to
Prussia $4,000 square miles of ter
ritory with 100000 inhabitants, to
Russia $4,000 square miles with 81
100000 inhabitants; Austria had been
slow and got nothing this time.
general rising of the Poles followed
and again the leader was kosciusko.
Hordes Of Russian and German soldiers
were poured into Poland and at length,
on October 10, at the battle of Macie-
jowice, KOsciusko was defeated and
taken prisoner, and Freedom Shrek
ed as Kosciusko fell" wrote the poet
Campbell. The victorious Austrians,
Russians and Prussians now proceed
ed to finish their work by taking Po-
land off the map altogether. OF what
they had not stolen before they pro-
ceeded to portion out to themselves
the remnants of the kingdom was as
follows: Russia, $4,000 square miles
with 100000 inhabitants Prussia, 81
900 square miles with 100000 inhabi-
tants. Austria had taken part in this
last subjugation Of Kusciusko and got
$4,000 square miles with 100000 in
habitants. The deal begun at the sign
ing of the treaty Of st. Petersburg on
August 5, 1772, was completed. Po-
land ceased to exist. AS full of crimes
as history is 1t contains no record of
such another cold-blooded crime by CIV
ilized and Christian powers as the an
Inhalation of Poland.
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Pay as
You
Leave
Candidate Bugbee
Talks on N. J. and Its
5000, 900, 900 Farms

Yardville, Aug. 7.-Comptroller New
date for governor, was the principal
speaker at the session of the Pomona
Grange of Mercer and Monmouth
counties held here today. He present
ed facts and figures on agriculture to
the grangerS statistics that show the
investments and resources of the ag
ricultural industry of this state, the
investments totaling approximately
$600,000000. The grange session was
largely attended, Springdale Park be-
ing the scene of the session. Mr.. Bug
said in part:
New Jersey has approximately
5000, 100000 invested in its agricul-
tural industry. The estimated value
of all crops in the state for 1918 was
$112, 100000. These figures give us a
definite idea Of the magnitude of ag-
riculture in this wonderful state of
ours. 1t might be interesting to
analyze the farm production of last
year OF the SIP, 100000 total valua-
ton, S23.000,000 was grain $4,000,
UOO was nay Sl3,OOO,OUO Wnlte pOta-
toes; 100000 sweet potatoes :;
100000 tomatoes; $7,000,000 fruit !;
$1,0O0000 cranberries, and the balance
in smaller truck
This tremendous business has many
qualifications and many perpleXing
problems among which are protection
of crops and live stock from disease
and insects, increasing production, Sc
curing and maintaining labor adequate
to operate the business and marketing
the product.
Some years ago under a Democratic
administration only Il small sum was
appropriated for the encouragement of
Agriculture, but under a series of Re-
publican administrations apprOpria-
lions for agriculture have increased
annually.
The Republican administrations
have been criticized for making lib
eral appropriations for agricultural
purposes on the ground that such
appropriations were for the benefit of
one class of the people of the state
that those who are engaged in farm
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MOSQUITO PEST
WORST IN YEARS.;
NO AID IN SIGHT

81 might have seen more mosquitoes
in Palisade than this summer" said an
old resident of the village this week,
but | don't know when. The truth
is the public pays very big bills for
the determination of this vicious pest.
but gets very little showing for its
money. Taking Palisade as an exam
pie, there has been little or no effort
to eXterminate the mosquito at any
time since the town has been in ex-
iStence. There were one or two sea-
sons when a little oil was scattered
over few pools, but beyond this MOTH
ing has been done. | am not exactly
sore at this condition of affairs, bur
we all have right to be. There arc
enough pools of stagnant water within
Palisades 1,020 acres to breed 5,OOO,-
100000 mosquitoes. There is one spot
in particular, over on the little walk
ing path down to the ferry just to the
east of the f. Yencey Cohen house,
is the ditch between the Giles house
and the Quigley house. Over in West
PaliSade there are still the old cellars
dug by the Hudson River Realty Com
pany that are always filled with water
and that breed mosquitoes in million
lots. We talk, but the mosquito doc
tor never shows up. 1t is a serious
matter. This summer the mosquito Is
king. And he is a darned nuisance
besides"
With this deliverance Councilman
Schall might please a few people by
getting the mosquito squelcher TO
come around.