unto. be no one on be
copier; original in? , thieioountry , when .
'n torn exhibitor Mil it touting
ood'ntryctorthe not um v
Nee-unity per the Act. ,
Mr Moore "explains the necessity
niorthooetainwtlieeeaivordn: . ‘ ~ 0 i
‘ T ”The Panama-Pacific exposition in
‘ an, intorne’ttoudl elicit. and“ tremolo
I ‘ ‘ “ - tort has been made in this countryI 0 . , 1“ v. \ . ‘ - "- 4' , H
Ina-mmmmune 333393;0.33;;figgggrnonhfigrgggv. THE summon one every one»: to mom to take ‘a trip to the GREAT venom CANAL and
5 Man. mdiflo‘flelntrrotmons: 00" sovernment m. 'intitsd.“¢ft‘lill tee thewmdcrs ot>thtemightyvaohiwemont. You say you can’t open the time. All right. thou we'll
; , ~ ‘ notions tornerticlrete In ,lhifi 0W1, , ‘ ‘
. A?" Milli)“ ltion. and has assumed the hospice.-
hle .nttltudefol' the host whoounder— .
takes to provide protection for the .
property oi the guests beneath his ‘
root.
20 llllllllllltilt “ 1
Ril’llglflllfl Bf Sine“? limititfi tiiii°£mflli$
lacorded to exhibitors by the Kuhn
ihlll was lacking widespread and deep
.rooted, dlssetlstectlou had mount up
aboard. ' ‘
“Foreign exhibitors claimlnx their
ideas had been copiedxllnd armori-
‘ . ated at former expositions were dis
erfiflxifio Cl'i‘tY, Nov. 12.-The Fed'inclined to partlclpate at Sun From 1
, Jill 501‘ 0 “19 1’0"“ Wm. elseo unless adequate protection were
. _iu=the State or, Vera. Cruz, has asked afforded The very success or m ex- '
, . the Warlflopurtment tor , reinforces ositlon, was threatened b till.3 un-
went todei’end the city against the at- p .. y 5
tech being made by s strong force ot- favorable attitude. V
, _ 3 To meet these conditions, it is ex-
”bm“ commanded by Candide Aguilar. plained "the Keith bill was enacted '
H‘he garrison numbers ”my 250 ”W“ with full consideration and realism! ‘ ' ' ' ' i '
Th3 War Department replied that the “on no , ii in h it 1 hi ted"! ' 0 Thiscompaifly 1e. cmmcntly fitted to. issue such a work vat
reintorcemente were “madame, . ° 9 W “V w c t n a ‘ l _ a minimum cost. It has heretofore supplied through daily
. Last night's dispatches from Van, ”Mil?" Stated, ‘1 newspapers millions of lngluclass dictionaries an other
(our quoted Arthur C. lPaYne, the Aur' American ”numtmm “1“" books. ‘
ertcen consul ct Tuxpnm, as estimnt~
ing the attacking force to number 1,-
000 men. There are 26 Americans in
the town. all of whom were reported
unto up to yesterdayafternoon. The;
United States battleship Louisiana and
the gunbost Wheeling areal anchorm
’l‘uxpam harbor. which is 145 miles
northwest of Vera Cruz.
'I‘OKlO, Japan, Nov. 12.~‘The Japan-
ese Government desired today to send
the armored cruiser [sumo to Manchu
waters for/the protection of Japanese
subjects in Mexico. ,
WAISHLNGNN, Nov. 12.—-Cont‘er-
ences now being held between William
mayard Hale and General Venustiano
Carranza, at Nognlee. are interpreted
in official circles here as the first open
are reproduced by the litest color processes, on specially made PIP"-
move by' the “‘Unitod~ States Govern
merit to show its interest in the Con-i No finch Statement...
‘ ' . . v j and
etitutiouolist movement in Mexico. To thlsrfiormer.uommmmmr 0! Par: ‘ l I ‘ . V the
, , . T
No Officials commented "2‘13" 0" MR, tents Moore replies simply that “the
“8103 met status. out on 9 previous .Kohn bill provides no such sweeping. ’ : , g ~. ,7.
occasion, when he spent three months statements." ‘ l " .. , ,
in Mexico City'sethering information ' The fear that iorei " The granny-reduced ll»
‘ 0 . . . more could ex-
President Wilson let it be known that hibit American. made goods and m, :ggrfilogsgrlom hem;
the else of the large ll-
MT- ‘HE‘B “'33 there 38 "‘5 personal secure a patent on them to the delrlvg L
friend. Hale transmitted reports, home ment of the manufacturers already” iustrsted volume.
ever. and took part in conferences with dealing in these “meflmcles ‘8 put to
John Lind and Rear Admiral Fletcher. I rest by Mr. Moore in those words: 1 ‘
Mr. Halo probably will report on the “The Kuhn bill provides that it shall
personal characteristics of. Carranza. be unlawful for anyone to copy lml-
Not merely o picture
book, but. on education
at work oirnre interest
to emery member a the
home. ' ‘ '
Bellieshlploulolana and Gunhoai
, Wheeling Are in Harbin
M
Every progressive man, woman and child is eager to know all
about the Penman Cami and the We cmtty through
which it pm. Reelinlng-wthie fact sovereihundud nempepers
have arranged to take an "enormous aimed-Monty. the m0“
elaborate and complete illustrated history, of PANAMA AND
THE CANAL, published by ”the Syndicate~'Publishing 60-. Of
New York City. '
tions were recentlystated to Ben; ,
““ Presentation by The
lord, one of the principal ones being"
Willis J. Abbot, the versatile writer on International ‘
as follows: » l
“The bill as passed gives to the pro-E
of history and travel, spent months'in Poems and the-
prietor of any certificate of registra-‘
tion, copyright, trade :11an or patent
isnedjbynny foreign government, ex;
‘clueive proprietorship in this country,
in the, article, pnoduct or subject pro-
tected. by such foreign certificate for,
a period that buy begin July 1, 1914‘
and run until three years alter the
date of the closing of the exposition; f
and makes it unlawful (or anyone in‘
this country to copy or reproduce the
article or subject matter of ouch pro
tection, under fine and lmprldonment,
confiscation of his goods and injunc-
lion."
Pm me
a beautiful lead and its people. from the early
wealth of historical data concernin
Suit in a human interest story of
the present time. ~
Special stat? of photogrhphcrs made the hundreds of beautiful
views with which practically every page of this exhaustive book
. is illustrated.
and humor of many books
V Zone in the preparation of
this volume. He collected at first hand: the comg‘lmhgwbzgw?bg:twgam, mitt:
days
when Columbus tried to find a natural watereny. frornthe Atlantic to the Pacific. doomto
..-—w-
The well known artist, E; J. Read. made the sixteen sumptuous ween-color studies winch
bring the Canal 70 YOUh-nll in em BIG‘Wltrme, filled to the full with MCTWEB o! ACTUAL Scones
‘ never before publiched. described in wordsthet hold-you spellbound. Read on. and lcnrnhow yummy get
thll magnificent book—tins: complete : omelet Pennies in picture and prose—-
“ Art pistes reproduced, t.
fromi watercolor otud»
on.
no to t.
' volume.
THE SENTINEL l! the one paper in this action through
which. PANAMA AND THE CANAL IN PICTURE AND
PROSE can be had... The planroutlined below! tells you how to
get, this only complete Panama flock ALMOST FREE.
The" large volume is twice the size of an ordinary novel;it
is rahmost handsome bookstore-pod in gold, with beautiful
color panel on from cover ohowm
Cut; it contains 450 large
formationof rare education
illustrations are, modern works at art. coverin
portent scene in the Canal 2011:; they inciu e
color plates with more than 600 photographic studies.
Evening Sentinel
the . famous Cul‘ebra
fi ed. with interesting in;
value to every reader. The
every im-
16 water-
The Pennme- (Jenni, the greatest engineering
achievement at the world's history. cost more
it
i400,000,000
it links the two greeteet oceans and becomes
the most important racem- in peace and war. 60
whereietherodJlooded. lulubitsnt 0: this globe
that does not (eel vitally» interacted- in it! Truly
it is the wonder of this progressive age!
canal in ‘ ic lure am:
The he“; Unusual Cami Scenes Described in Word Pictm‘es That: pm. You With
‘ Allt‘onishment at the Wooden of This Great Undertaking.
. LEARN. HOW YOU CAN GET THIS sentiment. VOLUME ALMOST seen.
it tells you or the peo.
ple od' Panama. ad the»
Zone—«their dress. their
houses, their work and
pastimes.
m
Whether 118 has the United support '01 tute reproduce or republish any ertl!
all ‘Consiitutlonalicts or revolutioniets, cle, (b) protected by the laws of a tor-V
and whether. if successful by arms, he olgn country and (9) actually on ex-
‘ would establish a provisional govern- hibltion. Unless articles imnprted are.
mom ”1“ “WM guarantee a fair undqilrlglllill in this country no one could
"09 election. Ibe found guilty of copying imitating.
|reproducing or republishing the some:
{The articles on which the foreign cxa
hibitors are afforded temporary prowf
tectlon are those which are original in
this country and which are thus cops-i
hie of being copied, etc, and foreign;
NE D "0" ”Viexlilbltors deserve temporary protec-f
{lion for introducing this class of ex-
gmuns."
WW
_ nnnmnns
Tine ya man wno reins iunon Boot}
nel Wont Adrertlrenonu to We
to nomnulc help hue - little um!
'ur moo-er 'hmn '
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Claimed that Anxiety liver Kenn
Law on lmporlalions lcr Ex-
- position is Unwarranied
-—- 4 Household helpers watch Sentinel"
,‘v ‘ y r r *r V r ,7“. i ' i
NO?£:;::;‘~£::?:.(1Ur:«-:th:°:t;anfilc lWant Advs. for chances to find more
. ' _ 0' .' ' 9 u . ' appreciative in lo e
turers of Connecticut, in the opinion, 0 p y H.
l
W ‘
or former Commissioner of Petunia! ADVERTISE lN THE DENTINEL i
.m w , M. Xv . “In
l
{
Edward B. Moore in their unxiety our;
the danger to them that the Kuhn low ‘
pliovlding for the free importation of
exhibits {or the Panama exposition
srriouely intorfcres with the patent
rikhte of American inventors. pro-
ducers and ninnul’ncturere. Writing -
to Congressman Kuhn of California.
tremor ol‘ the low. former Commission ’
er'llioore, says:
Interests Safeguard“.
’lt is our earnest opinion that the
bill in its present form is free from
defects and that it safeguards Amen '
icnu interests, while eitordlns prop“
or end adequate protection to iorelzn
,‘exhibltom and that ,to change one
work by aniondmout at this time Divided P a.
[would be considered on not of bad m w 750-
0“. Pages
lulu: on the part of the United States ' mmmtmfii’tml..0atnoul§
government and would materially in- 7
, a million dollar.
terrors, with. it not destroy. the
’ our '
l notlltolii’von'obout this most ,
cocoons of the Ponomn Pacific inter- m” “'thgm"
notional disposition." 1i?» “ w
In brief, ,the manufacturers , ol’ ‘/%‘
outimctlcut as well as, businessmen f; x” ‘
in all tectlons or the ocuntry, olnlml; 7’
that the law is so written that a fare ‘3'
tan exhibitor can exhibit nil article i
now mode in America, register it at It. .
the trench nattothlilcex totem-tat f ,"
led at San Francisco and? by that ‘ l
elnipie moan: prevent the rlehttulj "
American ‘ menufnctnrnr from “n.3,. ‘ J >
in: his own tooth ‘ ’ ., ‘
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