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THE. DEBT PWRO'BLEM
Do you know what is the very best;
6 thing to do to help business-2 Just;
pay your debts.
Now, don’t feel insulted Every-
body owes monet v—at least. at ery hon ,
modern business is run so latgely on
“edit. ‘ V l
IV in a. general way; you see, ev‘flety V
body owes everybody else. Most of} 1
us are dollenl enough, it we could‘
that realize on our assets. The dil-
’-aculty consists in cancelling our}
debts pith our credits just when we
want 10.111 11 time of financial aliens
such than 61‘s 6 poser A Vcltytull 91;
ill prosperity
pay, pass the nor-d along? V
BELVVVGiAN lMMlGRAVflTS. j. '
wave of immigration from Belgium to
shoddy under 193‘ Thus We begin
to reap the harvest sown by EuropennV
militarism. The nevmomora are theV‘
first gleaning‘s of a crop or m rota-1
' goes which, within a tow years, may,
€0verwheln1 us if we do notwflect sr-:
rangements for their reception and
assimilation, and 6pm up additional
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4
‘ seams .agIVainst Elundeulrahieo
seem to demand that we rooelte themi
with open arms.
Never have 9.1.2191 a liner oppor-
tunity to succor a distressed people ‘
The Belgians land is ravaged their
iiieids are wasted, their isotorios min- i
ed. their homes burned, their little:
fortunes gone” In hundreds or thoua-‘ .
ands of cases even their personal ba-I
longings are lost. .They have no:
homes, no work. no load. There isx
slight prospect of the rehabilitation}
l
Iol‘ their count?) in time to save the;
population through ordinary means.
The obvious, immediate remedy lsV
emigration, if they can get passage;
to more hospitable lands The moatl
natural refuge is America V1
Let us accept the situation.
:ness of a suffering and heroic people
!it c are the most fortunate of nations,‘
at this time ol’ universal misfortune. !
lie can do no less than open our
hearts and our doors to the nation
{and submarines. it appears,
was mama by a NowVYork “tea
party? mulls word Boston uoke ill
Iténerstion even believes that ancient
t It is reported that a troll donned Boston slander than named Now that
a city 93 “Twins and Tmoon.’
it's a truly deplorable situation.
But what can be done about it’ A
city, like an individual, usually gets
that it goes utter. Boston, seeking
historical prestige, has Iron it; New
York, ignoring the alory or the print-
ed page and would; dreamt suprem-
acy, has succeeded likewise It‘s
ipretty late in the W to. choose “IS
bankers would stop: their moist“-
bins and so to historyuwrltins. allure
Vgenerationawt‘ New Yorkers. at
leash—amight do justice to New York‘s
alleged past. '
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THE UNMANNED WARQHJPS.
wane linguistic ~ demands for 1‘
Brent army and any toll on deal oars,
we cannot sflord to ignore the lack
oierews for existing ships. The as
sistant secretary of the navy has on-
nounced that 18, 000 recruits are used
Ied to bring the navy up to its full
coniploment
We have been building battleships.
cruisers, destroyers. torpedo boats
at craft are lying idle. and in an
IElohim Battery These soldier“!-
. f b
,’ As for as these Belgians are cén- nations traditions of its past; stilt; 91th:; will fish! lust fillsflhaiuylefls:
corned both mercy and self-interesti maybe it also of the his Wall Street:i any or name. and m e
personally to large numbers or his
minim Shoot 1
l
’British army. and financed with . .
m . .
{1“ng
Bind than we have been able to man 018111 E
that we may alleviate the wretched The humiliating result is that dosonsl'“ "“5 Emmi" WWW“ 0‘ ”all“
emergency would be useless tor new
Veral months while raw crews were re-
caning that: training
This is a case where
Iillat feels the weight Of our beating “939 (an be urged without mischief.
hoopla have a may of hanging onto
i
uhat they' we got just as the Europ-J
eun nations now hang onto their gold.
. That stops the circulation oiInioney;6
' pinch is the lifeblood of thuslnosa.
Now, suppose you happen to have
enough money in your pocket, or in
» the bank, to pay allyou owe. Toujr‘e
delaying payment, however, because,
——well. you want tom'sltlnilttle‘andl
bdsiness IerViVgtVinIelVisVj up.
Your own debtors are slow, and you;
don't want to take any more chances
than you have to, V
But suppose you get busy and pay
your want your gas bill, your coal
bill, your grocery hill 5our meat bill,
your laundry bill, etc., promptly when
they arepresented. And suppose You
run overIyour list otporsonai obliga-
. lions and pay every dollar.
To begin with, you feel mighty clean
and respectable about it. But then
what?
V Your landlord takes your
see whether
meney
'6 keeping his credit good at thehahk.
with your check
V {and the rest that come in on “1119).;
pays its employees' wages. The cool1
.. man makes a payment on his account
with the lobber or mine owner._ The
grocer. pays the commission men, it ho
1.95.1169 farmers. The butcher pays
The laundry
pays for its supplies Your triends‘i
take your 3‘5 or $10 or :29 bills andV
f'tlll'n them over in payment to their
..~ friends.
V uhole tuxolx ed process, thono dollars
like blood corpusclss
through the arteries and veins of busi-
And then “hat happens? ‘The first
. thing' you know, the people who owe
money to you are paying up. The
cash you" parted with {has finished its ~
circuit. and is ready to slim again,
V -' And instead or every-body on the cir- :‘
.6 ~'V‘chit being behind with
everybody
else. and therefore discontented and
; wrinkled nith worry, everyh ' ' ~
6__ndV confident. :‘h’oI ~6
'~ started a wave oi prosperity!
Néarly everybody is honest,
and
' wants to been or on. The reason ”hit. < I
-Everyma-n doesn’t, ”is because his debt» 4 ‘V ‘
, ms dun't pay him. You start the wave
1 payment, and rit rolls .9: an 6 I
153V the music pl reclaimed bills, Valli!
hen you and that alter Iain
{of (hilarity Their history“; {hell char-
cnn make our soil more productive;
‘womon, too: left dependent by the
And so it goes, through the ,
upon it most heavily.
in at the strangers as more obJeCts
actor their knovm honesty, industryi
result or the election. contusion that
and intelligence entitle them to 10- | ' V
i‘m‘”, the “9"” W“ “W" we“ better it has already written three oblts Iol
him, and doesn’t teal like taking any 6
:more chances The Colonel sure does .
Visits a lot or-hllryint.
1, I.
spent even when sunk in penury.
We should welcome the Belgians
both as honored guVeats anti as valued
réélnits to the ranks of American Cit-Z
iafiuship, They are largely» of the
best rural type. They m needed in
developing the agricultural resources
of the United States. With them the
old error that has 100 often made int-I?
migration a burden should not he rel
pasted. They should be sent “out
and south, to take their places on the“
land. “Our farmers-need, them. They-'
and they can teaeh'ua ‘much of the
art oi flue gardening and intensive
forming ‘6‘6 6
There w ill-be :‘tena or thousands of
slaughter of Il'atllers, husbands V and
brothers. They are faithful and with.
lng Tens or thousands or AmericanE
homes need them as domestics.-
In. these two fields, of farm work
and domestic service, the refugees
will not offer hurtful competition with,
American labor. at we receive them
withiintelllgem«abiliwbtlun. they 3"“
constitute A a real -. shin to the‘lnaktion'a
wealth and citizonehlp. V VV‘VV
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MADEJMBOSTON HIISTORY. _ ,
The Wall Street Business ‘Men’ I Ate
sociatlon :is shocked to learn how new
mallow swordsman been pervert-
'3
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tee of Islam. 7
ready to sail or light on short notice
than crews without ships. it he can't
log catches up.
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SHE ‘lDHlVAVVMMEDANB; sour.
“lsln‘in', as well as Christéndom, hail
it
kind.
ences Islam has faced
world with a united front
war of the nations has brought
definite and mbmontous split.
own political domain. Aga Khan, the
'splritual ruler” of the Mohammedan
of India, central Asia and eastern am
on, has hidden his people everywhere
to have nothing to do with Turkey‘s;
.‘ war against the Allies and to remainl
. doitblul to . their,tomporal allegiance
‘l‘hisuis not an~~lslsmlowan be ex-
plains, but a conflict in which the
Turkishsovemment has yielded, un-
willingly.‘_to German dictation. The I.
Sultan, he decision, has drawn his
sword in an unholy cause. and has
thereby forfeited his position as trus-
incidentally Ass. Khan, who lsV the
third to on: his thiamine llrst was
driven out or Petals by the marsh
seams to no beyond his merely “spin
itual" functions
.His faction apparently puts an end
to play up Boston and playtdnwn New 'I V
youth at, the land
”preparod- learned um there were 200 .000 Ameri-
cans trying to enlist in the Canadian
But let us not- A nuyy 5 worth consists in its bolus army
1
jshlps without crews are more useless,V
1 isiop building more 11an the recruit '
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8 80111811111 Inut heretofore they have ed 3 dollars and prolonged bombard .
been unimportant to the rest of man— moot along its whole front, culminat 1V
Whatever her internal dimer. Villa in a general assault
the infidel trenches on November 31d, has fallen:
Iiback in good order on a new line or V“
The entrance 0! Turkey into the defenm. aI"! fills me" in.
t
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'l‘he
'TurVklah Sultan. for nontnrles tho nom eastern society Jenner. VVVme "0" per-
inal head of the faith, now has his 1 Val“ the continuation 0‘ 9? social ”3'
authority set at naught outside hislmm which allows W”
stop in this direction.- we presume, thoi defeated in their own home Ward The
women will discontinue rushing social ' other four wards of the city gaveihem
ambassador declared that on“ Monroe
writing Gaol Roosevelt's obituary as a
just now; but we do need the spirit;
' the some tickotp automaton expendit»
{paper publicity
sin-:5 .
5301.. 25 or this sum in!) mass at“!
bailout. liq has '
1111 Great “Brio ‘
Never, however, has be shown
Political blunder that has nothing to
do with molars-4151911.
lt’s inst ag666tveli that the Anglo-
American Brigade, composed of Amer-
loan or 61- American volunteers in the
American money. has flanged
name in obedience to a request from
Washington and is going to the front
disguised as the first London Ms-
trouble tor a neutral nation. we
don't want any army or government
to get the notion into its head that
the ”United States has joined the Al.
lies, . ‘
+ ~ ‘
The New Yorkflxchsose is 11103-
uing to re—open soon. And when it
does, it expects to prohibit .“short
selling.“ That would eliminate the
gambling on margins that has done
more than any other. evil to discredit
the exchange, it would so far to make
the institution what it was original”.
and what every Vstock exchange in the
world should be~an honest market
for the genuine buying and selling of
sound securities.
There may not be any significance
11
But its worthmotlng. Just the some
that immediately after the German
Doctrine didn’t protect Canada we
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The New York World retraius tram
fir
Thd'demoerswi‘ty, having stiller
upon its
6.
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”the women of the wworld " says an‘
And as s H
lions ol'V the warriors. ‘8‘
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We don‘t need the “spirit of '76":
tit-1300. which at the some time
bros. of 8378 (til.- mum
Plot landfill Harrison 66
Progresslw annihilate " 011.831?“
die «spent
on to the atata‘ oVI
soviet! 9.1311; .WVAR
should land operations begin the
troops will be loll by efficient of— '
fibers the kaiser has sent to the
urks. V
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Editor South Norwolk Sentlnth
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V. Loss 199.4196 First 61
6 with 69. reasonable margin on the right
'6 side.
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Ilc has had the alloy train—
by (i crinan soldiers.
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It is a. peculiar circumstance that'
ill iBlohop and Tristram each were
majority and secured their election.
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Ward: Words.
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one to liriugV'l’urkey into the war ' ’
on the side of Germany and Aus~
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At the 1.91: General Assembly 215
V now County Commissioners ore to 59V
elected. including three from Falwell!
county. The terms of Commissioners
John6;Brophy ‘V’nnd Simeon Rouse will
Eexplre on September 30 1915,9911
commissioners will be elected in their
places fur terms of four years each.
The term of Commissioner Dennis Mul-
villill will also expire on that data
and a commissioner will be elected tor
the balance or the .6terrn which will be
about two years and nine months.
Out of the 23V commissioners to be
elected seven are for unexpired terms
audit. (or toll terms.
filling vacancies worslappointod dur-
Thgo seven-how
log the last decision .of the hesislaturo
by GovernorSlmeon E. Baldwin. As
continent and went after the world's‘I " ' V 140' 312 the Republicans will ioontrol both the
trade, With “‘36 own '8sz. ‘Leasloss in First .............. in Senate and House at the next session.
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Sad by llsid floodlit: Says
My
HARTFORD, Nov. B.-‘~“Slmply one
1 issue decided the talented, " said Her-
bot-t Knox Smith, head oftho Progress-6
hive party in Connsotieut. “The issue
was hard times. The voters went
stain“ the Democratic W on that
issue and used the Republican sporty to
{hit «villi: But 1 am install certain as
I over was that the poople don’t want
lobbyist boss rule; that they want to
govern themselves and that when that
question is clearly but before them un.
der normal conditions, they will vote
accordingly. . I do not believe that the
principles and 1199199: the Progres-
sive party can long be summd or
the men' that stand for them ‘With
Ponrose, Jaslllnsers Cannon, morsback
and the like back in power again. the
Republican party carries itselt to its
own disaster. it is worse than it was
in 1912. The dayVVor reckoning for that
machine has been merely postponed
by the hard timesybut it is sure to
fame. ,snd ivoj Wives should be A.
'f am ”noisily grate--
ready for it.
1111 to Prof Fisher :01 the splendid
fight he tirade; lie is s real Proms“
sire and it has been on Vhonsrmnd: a;
5m. reliant. 11.6.1911; THE onslun
Attributes Moat of Governor Bold-
win to New mm magma.
,‘I‘fienry K Mullahs. 1)erer at-
more 1m in; Umtodtfitam Senator-I
.. of use Haven
Railroad directors. or. rumor. the ‘at-
tempt to )niViVlte nominal capital out
“be lthe “fair 6111.3 1481‘. Noting left .
' V=V finite New W court today. otter on-
luring? his
1911.9 19.1119 INawg Eaves in-
6V; 91113116199991 these indictments on
(the morning before else-thallium cost I .
inhalatromomtho wettest-~91 ,.
Baldwin in connection." - 3..
Mr Moldarg declined to eiplaln his -
rework. Friend-shin that he meant;
111W apVVpVeored in
curl; for? the Southern
' . Yostémyi‘ln behalf
oflJohn L; 1311th. “director of the
new: raven 1111111919, Who is under
' indictment. A pied. of not guilty was .
thirdlhissve 1691mm the
lidiile'olthor fla‘ demurrei-_I;n‘ u .
(antimony to:
mini Commerég'éommlauon en—
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