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ORGANIZATION WORKG AND illicit dot
THE cumulus mitoses IIWI “WWII?“ m be WW~
II ‘ To many concerdrs newly stir-ting
. WHICH ”3 WORK '3 ”W‘- Tan export department. and to those
. ‘ ' I decking additional dielde’ iii! Wer
“y Chute. If “MM"! ‘ 'countrles. this service has Nov
Of C. E. «union and CO-I PN'N'M very great held. since such control:
American Manufacturern' Eil- lions of n. satisfactory nature ire
port A.Io¢l‘t|on. ‘1 . ‘ usuaiy difficult to effect.‘
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socis'rr sections
A stated Convocation of Eutlerl
our, R A. M. will be held at its
3. February 10m: 1914 ‘I 3 Manufacturers who are now. doing
work! IR- A- Dflflm- or expect to do an eloport busineiis ire-
' A“ R A Masons nuently ask what is the purpose and
cordially and iratomaliy invtted Twhat is the special work of the smel-
Fmemally WWII ican Mnnufacturera' Export Associ
1303!” I ‘M.IWIIL¢°X. .967- tion. i will endeavor to answer this detection and exposure 0‘ such T”
" ' inquiry us briefly as miscible. The 5°“ or matters
chief aim of the assocattion is to uro-
mote foreign trade and in order to
(Hardware Deniers" Magazine.)
and questionable projects; the club-
tlons and the number of ouerarrts-
pendants in {inputs of the world
V DECLINE OF LIBERTY
ii a Vrecentaddress at a bar asso-
dlatiotl gathering in New York,- , -Ed-I
. _ M 'Ouiien, former chief judge of
Va court of‘appeals, discussed The
Willie of Personal Liberty in-A-mcr-
on; it is not a novelty to have people
nun. that liberty is being encrouciled
{but when a distinguished jurist
llio,,.ludge Cullen makes statements
or that sort, they are worthy of at
entice.
“One doesn't have to invest'gntc a
t deal to understand that there
has been a considerable curtailment
liberty in recent years. Some of it
Iris for further steps in that direction
, and there is no telling where the end} An immense Trade Already.
Will'lm. The New York World in: unshmembersara' already doing a
"omnlennng on the judges address trade In their export departments of-
;IV~VV points to the renewing as lildl"atiitSV over two hundred and fifty millions of
T the modern trend:
“in \V‘Vcst Virginia. mn‘mm law in
"time of peace; in the state of Wash-
Vngton, Innartisl law“ proclaimed by it
«girl stencgrapher; in various states,
‘ inns intended to deprive the press of
liberty hitherto recognized ainlOst uni-
‘ versaily; in Minnesota, on attempt to
3 say uho shall engage in the business
‘ of harboring:
'VIiflobaeniCs" calculated to restrict the
‘_ right of honorable marriage; in doz-
ens ofstntes, licenses, fees and regu-
., lotions to make difficult the pureuitV
1V of certain occupations; in many
places. so-cali'ed public health laws
I that are nothing less than discrimi-
natoins against certain people in be
had in Contemplation and in partial
facturers' Export Association was he communicating to members each
corporatedhin 1911. Tholpresent men! week the names and addrdases, with
bcrshlp represents an invested capi- all other "’“tk'm‘” obtainable,"
t .rl of ovcriwo billions of 401.1an Only foreign merchants and visitors of
a portion of this capital is used Jon no a in the commercial world whose
the export department as most. if not “my“ in ““9 country in “98““
all of our members have a very large ° reported at the “"9“” port. F”
homo trade. I do not speak of the pert-cl; s obvious reasons. such infer
financial strength of this association motion T9 often difficult to “”3"“
[with any thought of boasting (if its
Vlnlonny power, but as it has Serious
work to do in all countries of the
foreign correspondents.1Chnmbera of
.Commcrce and other commercial rem-
world it is essential that it has su: - "'semmw'” shroud, n T“ collected
licinnt menus to carry out a most est-'1‘“ this feature of the association's
grosslve campaign for the building no service to its members will become
of our export trade as outlined in the inclenl-nngly “WWW" and valuable
plan and “we of this canonization. V'I‘o all such foreign visitors the term-
Erecords are constantly offered.
cost, insurance and Fright.
To many exporters the problem of
tion will Ibo found in every civilized difficult and vexntious on!“ many find
countly of the world As set forth in H 'mmmme "I “0 3° without expert
our booklet recently published. the dilute of much time 1m! trouble
sole purpose of this association is to 1111011911 the courtesy or a. representa-
‘ fosier foreign 1iii'hde. ‘lt is approved ““3 film 0" "TWIN“!I 3W9 in NW’
and endowed by
government: is co-opelntivc in
work it has nothing to gain beyond “II’DHCWW-
chc fullhernnco of its original niedg 0 field find ”II“ “01“”66 0’ incatimalble
to “actor and promote the business and “1““
commercial relations between America The association is absolutely free
and foreign nations It is in constant from all advertising connections; it
communication with the important publishes no Journal or magazine en-
chambers of commerce add other com- tcrprises, and subscribes to no mo
mercial bodies in all foreign countries. jects not relative to foreign trade:
lie will be furnished to members upon
in Wisconsin. a law of
ment of State, the Treasury Dopart- financial or othomiae in. any other
Ilnrnt and Department of Commerce In entenpriso
Washington, on all questions concern- Foreign collections and other finan-
ing the faciiiiaing and improving of cinl matter pertaining to the em
half of others more powerful; in foreign trade and legislation in its business of members receive partied
states and nation, taxes, like that on members behalf Docks and harbor lur attention by a leading New York-
oloomorgprine. designed to help com— improvements here and abroad ”3 bank with special facilities. through
“titers; everywhere in this “0““th also a feature oil importance ns lit cl. an arrangement with a", aluminum.
lug export interests as well as trans- [3%ch afinngemmg for the 31]“).
Iportstlon agencies of every nature. Tment of goods uIbroud has been made
' Features of the Work. “by this association with 3‘ reliable
Our association, while interesting lt- firm in New York Who will misc
self in unestionsIof foreign customs. satisfactory service and who will IN
drawback duties, tux-iii coalitions have planned to act far metabolite! their
and abroad, and in the establishment WWII.
of reciprocity in all directions. is our By special arrangement withwtlle
scntialiy free from any desire to fig- lln'ted States government this amia-
ul-e neIn political agent, and carefully lion in the first body to be able to
avoids such a course. It is believed mm to its members the nrivilece of
that the best interests of members socnrinv direct from the New Erie
and the best. results of the aspects office of the Bureau of Foroisn and
lion's endeavors can be accomplished Domestic Commerce the addresses of
by such an attitude, and the owner the foreien trade opportunities men-
inure to date bus lproven thin to be tipped in tech issue of the Daily Con
the case. {solar and Trude Report. This a! ct:
IA feature of the work of our nsso- a great saving III “MID. End Of-IBII
elation which possesses very grant menus that our members are first in
value. is the publication of a monthly the field of competition
: restrictions upon transients adv-mils
V .' ins bankrupt sales; monOpolistic laws
‘I‘for physicians and nurses; excessiveI
“punishments; the denial of the mails:
T’ the long ballot and the short ballot.
"intended to defeat the voter's purI
:V'VIItpose; prohibition, anti-tobacco, and
: ‘:I what not—those, all typical of muny
"others, are only a few of the invasions
I of personal liberty which are in oil
3 places notorilns."
‘ Liberty is too valuable in possession
to- be jeopardizod‘end it is surely
worth while for the people to under-
about] the menace that confronts
the and resist the oncroachmentu.
‘ 1 ...“...M
Members are also warned against I
tunnels; u‘ one and dishonest ageotow ,
crate nature of our foreign cannot»-
m rendering us well equipped for: the
The association has for some "time '
d9 “lib eHQCHVGIY me American Marni- Cl ierntlon. a plan YD? ascertaining. ma '
but through the cooperation of our-Vi,
,ltiee of the association's offices and:
ldollsrs. The «products of this associa “MITRE cost, insurance and freight inn ‘
the United States York 0 i F. quotations to any point
Beginners in the export
Its officers and directors are at 831 makes no assessments; does no Ibusl-V
times in close touch.rwith the Depart- pens for profit, and has no internal!
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combined in the. most elegant tendon
tendency in tomd the Greater style
of tell“ son. after the French
unions
The model shown here in particularly
chic. We note. it metres:
ViyurdsVoiVflinchutinforulrvliooiN
I iii MI it (not material for cool. at '
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The tum it simple in effect. in:
hut-d slightly I! the mas and mu»
med with cloth buttons:
penal poplars gt the back,
locket before (lid lining is added. 'and
. new of fit! oonmme since 5
yards of satin at Ii a yard will be
nm Forms foundation. The trim-
min; mhy be continued on the peplnm.
”derived. that: It does out moo-c
jacket.
I elongated boot added to fashionable
on eon!- thet one cell! bewildered
trying to remember them in addi-
tion to the panel pepium the effect II
called the partition. in cutting the
[I
ienxthwlae told Vothhe "intermixwhilo’
' muse» threw.
‘wa. begin to make: Plait
l on small "o" perforations. Close un-
der-arm mm ll notched, close shout»
dor seen. if limited. cut of! lower front
edge of from on double "m” porten-
tionu. Sew partition to lower odes of
Duck II note“
The buttons on the jacket corre-
"pond Vyutn those on tit; shirt.
I
I m '0. 6511.
. A In a a bust. Price of pattern
Plaid cloth and plots satin are com- II canto.
billed to make this stunning costume. Skirt No. 5!”. Sim iii, In, M. It
Tithe locket in If’Ibolur'! with matinee It. “MI—l- “ wet-t. Price of potter:
lick and II rimmed will; \‘uncy braid. to out“
m. Muller returned this visit last “ ' .
summer. and not with the most on-
thuslnstlc reception. «He was a guest
or our government “Washington and
was an honored xueot’of the American
Manufacturers’ Export Association in
New York, and before his departure
he was presented by our ”socialism
with a gold loving cup as a mark of
our high appreciation of the man end . '
the friendly feeling this country has P118 , d
I... 3...... ~ In an
Go After it! ‘
i For the past, thirty years I have'
mode a careful study of export trade.
visiting Great Britain France, Ger-
many, Holland Ovation, Denmark
flair and Russia: also some of the
more important Spanish speaking
countries. and my experience has been
if we wont to build up airport trade—-
so after it. We cannot not it by nit-
tins nucleoli! on our backs bursitis
Simple
Plaid cloths and heavy satin- or. .
in the new serials tailored suite Who
3 yards or M inch plaid a u. so yard. “I"
The coat in really a bolero. with I 1V
The braid it stitched around the ‘
this. by the our. will add is more so _
horny add to the effectiveness at tho '
There are so many names for the
court. this. with the hell, in laid in I =
the sleeve and front are arranged on a .
lower -
edge. of from and back. piecing "T”V
sine-arsenic
Iédcmonstrat‘ion in VVaillilllgtml. On her. its pages contain exclusive in«
flay ii, representatives of oiery state formation on many' liable?“ 01' vital
in the Union will march to the capitol intereVet T} exg’mer‘lk' itsacoilumgie are
alien on or nose or care euros
l’ l i
and demand the on rnnclsement of mulgnte info mm“ of moral flit r~
Tom” ”"5”” Sylvester head of the out and it therefore forms it I’tronit
mind the occurrences of the inauguru- lpussed medium for the fur'lier ex-
Von demonstration. will probably be ploitation of the cooperative idea.
in‘ ready communication with the Vilih the exception of the simmer
‘ It ‘ n can re isriy
troops at Fort Myer, Virginia. mm a "1mm" 1“ ch 1” "I“
M "M“ time iii members have an od‘portuni‘y
‘Thm’e people Who “‘9 Planning ”I to make each other's acquaintance.
“theirs-hour tsikiest . ,
Iallill‘ebrste the birthday of Lincoln" tun! interest. These isotherms are
intent do well first to study his life If“ rfdmmz: ‘3? 3:;32u4;
shoe 0 c
“IT addresses. He was 61th" a b” time‘in the Ihuey day of the bottoms
Borer in nor “ practicer ° ””19”“ men‘s On each occasion it speaks“!
iris; matches. What he he had to secured to tell! on important datum
my. in Millie um,“ be M some- internals those in atteudiillce em in-
ii Mem‘ new” as. so any
participate in s. moi Wen
special or mm
Suffrnglste are planning another big bulletin, which 1.93““,va mom-i
‘Wflhlflfiwn police force. having in link «between members, and sounder. .
given Vliy‘ the association. at vwf'icii
to flttinuly and to dismiss export meters of nine.
he said in few words. and he new dfloctlnil locales commerce and as
vital! to smelled any questions on
which they may lie in doubt; and to» planed -
A list of patent and trade-mark Illa lemme phantom of bone. thinio
ngentru in foreign countries is on than“? that “WWW“! will turn “1‘"
in the Iessooliiition’n «flees, together) I?! “'9 “"9 faint-hearted salesman
with valuable information on these iteep um“ “I homo “‘1 ”M to o
subjects. Only such scents as are "01“ ”he brlohteet keenest. most alert
known to be satisfactory, and to ex- and best equipped men that :9 2;“
not a reasonable charge, are listed. 1“ our onspioy, and reel to fit at ey
This is an outline of what an:- asso- have 'I Inflow knowledge of the ml ,_
sent to inter
Advertising
elation has been doing for the pm (New they have been
three years. duce e.
at our annual conventions are d’-.s With an increued membership and
cussed subjects of vital importance to ”I.“ 'Werid I! W M “0'0 I“
those interested in export trade' I‘Icii scarcely a Ihnlt to the reliabilities of
Yes transportation rates parcels 19o“ our trade unenlltm‘ in tonsil coun-
‘as applied to export business. the WW through M he!!! 0? the ‘Mlbfl‘
American merchants” marine. the can. can Manufacturer? Mort Asshole.
solar service the establishment of PM rm mohwnsruenmhmrc
American "banks in foreign countries WM '0"! Of Mil WW I “0?“; V
etc. lreferymutomoeemwmlvVV
in order to enlarge our helm W", at our new Yorkoflleoi lilo.
trade it is essential that we have me. 3“ BMW“ . '_ . ‘ ,,
‘tusi centldence and friendship with nil ‘ W“? "'.'I ' .' V‘
notions of the world. We can do WW
Ironing without sleepy commune. TWIN AMI I
ortusstely WM Stolen is at. cloned mow-«m
Increases
V in the Horse cone.
. EWCE ON
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co:
best evidence of the genuinencss
~"Clt’an Swefip."
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FORTABLE‘S
As *Vthe season’s end draws near, our efforts are directed solely to
. the ABSOLUTE clearance of these mode.
Piices like those alto the
or our determination to incite a
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stoohummls. ............. I. .......... . ..... 1‘ ..... 32.49
reoooulmmrs ...... 01.49
32. oo BLANKETS ............ . .‘ ................................ -, 98c
mo mmnruws ......... . ...... ... ............. , . ..... saga
." so commonsense ...................................... s2. 49
. s3. 98 commonsense ..................................... $1. 93
:2. oo commonsense ................................. ' ....... 93c
than an expense.
. if you hm delayed purchasing in anticipation of a reduction do
I lay it no longer for SUCH Plili‘ F28 make it All [NVES’I‘MHIIT rattler
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Statement by Homer S. Cum-
I militia Shows that Manlaughi-
er Cases Will be Called in
Bridgeport Soon
It was stated today by Homer 8.
Cummings. of Stamford, Counsel for
road, including Mr. Mellon. for man.
slaughter. in connection with the loss
of life in the disastrous train wreck
at Westport on the New York division
of the system over a year ago, would
at Bridgeport. which opens on are!»
ruary 17. As the trial is likely to be
prolonged it will not be reached in
all probability until the lighter cases
in the court have been disposed of,
and Mr. Cummings. who appears for
all of the officials. say that he does
not think the matter would he reach-
ed before the 21th. I
The prosecution. will be conducted
by State Attorney Stiles Judson. who
will have associated with him several
members of the state bar. Mr. Cum
Vmings will be assisted by Attorney
Bourdman. of Bridgeport. and litter-3
This in enough to indicate that I but-
tle royal between well known counsel
of this State is at hand.
President C. IS. miles
dent iii H. lclienry.
President Jim. General Mien-
.xrund division and “new 3. Cor:
malt. ..
Mr. Hellenic nioolddemddtho
Morse 11mm New Jomy no wait
as the "other mu" We ntlih
on in Boston. Attention was drawn
‘ to this letter feet yesterday by lite
declaration of his alleged inability to.
that he is soon to be tried for man
‘ slaughtdr in connection with the’ West;
port casualty. He said today at his
‘ ‘ home in Whitney avenue that he had
antes yet been sorrel! Mthoiobpo’eint
lie also said:
mm discussion of the serving of a
subpoena on me is oil newspoporttslit;
' ‘itiuil nonsense. imaslntlevi 1inn-it
IIIiuuehefisslmundiftheme
Mmmwwinmtonndm
‘d’ ,
Charles S. Mellon, thut~the trial or
the six officials of the New Haven?
be taken up at the criminal term one
the Superior court, of'Fsirileld count»;
ney Nickerson, of Litohti'eld county.l
The defendants in the case are ex«T
dent o. rt. Woodland. of the Ill-tern
ties investigation which lotion going
so out of the State on the wound
he declined. to attend yesterday, was
concerned, there was nothing new as
far as be known .- ”'4 ‘l
. More is the text of Mr; Moiien‘s let-
ter in the Massachusetts Public Ser-
vice Commission declining to testify at
the investigation yesterday? "
“‘1 am under instruction from my
counsel. 'lion. ill. 8. Cummings, or
Stamford. Conn, not to go away from
«Connecticut except possibly to New
York, during the montb.onnccount of
notice he has received from the State's ‘
attorney that my trial for manslaugh-
ter will occur at this month's term of
court. and i must hold myself in read-
iness for conference and to honour for
trial at short notice.
”l have referred your letters to him
and be positively refuses in)? going
to Boston so long as the pendenCy of
matters regarding my trial remains as
at present. In it not possible for you
to have sent me a list ot questions you
desire me to answers“ let ilile answer
them In writing? I will male the an-
swers under oath if yen wisli and will
try to give you all the information in
my power"
mm communists
Pulls ,BllLlliilTiiill
Street Commissioner Geordie A. Sher
mo. of Norwuill, istlunnliig to en
tabllsh the public collection. of gar
base system for the entire fourth this
in; district. so soon so no can com-
plate the amusements. He this caused
Io survey to be made of the) city, in
which he has details renewing the io-
cntion of every house and tile number
of stops the teams will be forced to
make on their comm; rounds. _,
The old city of South Nor-unlit main
u-VicoProsh I run
“Genomgtsiaed III min“ and “W 5'
superintendent B. it. Polloaiu-Vlm-I
Intent of this Mum but the other
sections at the old town mar attempt-
ed the more”. MI is co eon
”Ilium, WWII“. the pint is been
to were the. men to» «blade the
first and tilted district!» slid it was
necessary to obtain the suitistlcs to -'
muss these-tot the «will. At the
com lanthanum; my evening, ,
Council!!!“ John in mum. of the first
district, deplored tile hot chili nothing
Ind been done in. the mutt r, appar-
sully; W m0 With lnEvvst the
' more nor that
in but i and diet
Mentor
“Ionic
‘l‘ltnmwfll
commandment!
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