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PROPRIETORS
TURDAY, AUG. firs, [916
TURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
.. tilt! 5:96; sets 6:46.
1 tide 4:40 a. 111.;5100 p.111.
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PHONE CALLS
torial Rooms—93.
1» - Office—93.
all: Branch Office—r388.
‘ tot": Residence—41%.
" ' Editor's Residence—751$
es: Manager‘s Residence—
Ins-u.
r‘s Residence—890.
595cm TAXES.
Intimacy that the Underwood 'l‘o-
mwi can. by upwards 01 $290,000,-
” to raise its share of the revenue
W40 carry on the Government is
, Milled-by the Senate Finance com-
W, which has, utter strenuous lo~
_ 1:1“:cttmt to: admit that this moms
Wing out of lhe pockets of Ameri-
MI over 320.01’tdfiot‘1 which, under a
,dflcreat tttriil, could just as Well be
1% out of the profits of foreigners:
“trough there is much evidence to
apart that contention. clearly es-
’ Whed instances where the whole-
”)...prloe of the foreign manuiactur—
at ha; been advanced the
”hunt oi the reduction in the ttrriif,
1‘» Elliot the American consumer nin-
od nothing from the reduction oi the
tyr, But no one can deny that these
‘A “16,9!“ taxes are made necessary by
9 llurq of the l'nderwood bill to
1 “do 'sumcient revenue. The no
taxes are bound to be onerous in
1 cases. For instance, every (he-
piace of amusement which
250. must pay a tax of $25;
ch seats 500. a tax 0! $50, and so
”up. All bowling ail/31's and bil
M parlors must pay a special .tax
[$5 for each alley and each table.
cry mortgage ard certificate of in-
debtedness must 'pay9n starip tax of
Amnesia for every 8500 of amount. “A
exactly
31“;
uses Steamship and Pullmm
999fl9ts bear special taxes, and many
the income tax, mid‘imposiug
“or taxes on iniieritances. The
horn States.
1“ .
phi-tar SHALL THE PAPERS
”‘ spans?
has been talk tor some time
pending famine oi! dews print
‘ wow it is said tatt'the crisis
reached lnlate October. when
miracle are, renewed. unnu-
state that more paper is be
than\lu any previous year,
am and in Canada ares-on.
1 limit full capacity, and that
p01} cent. of the output is be-
iuisst as it iii-produced.
1 count on being able to lay
”plus during the summer-9
. out“ this year it has not been
9. . , '
:1 ~peril are driven. more and
" iolve the probldhr "of increas-
.9\
, WNQRUALN rmmuwm-m blurred
1 1!- AND A. L. GOLDEN *to print news (lay: after day, uiihout
., is sure to gain headway.
. maximum labor period of sixteen our relation to it shall be. and how
9tiplication of labor and a cxls- crossing 915,119 1,‘ a ppmoomllc administration}
9:0! routes that should shame any com- Ito meet current expenses in time of
mg-
centuries but it meandt‘thc commee
clot ruin of the smaller ones, nnda
Hing oi‘ the milk, together with other:“ nlnomclent and inconceivabl} “(111.1
bitter ‘ndttrtrinl war Iltli the othersJ
details required by health Martians!“ diplomat) 1.1151111“: plunged “It
adds to the cost. A scientific inv-esti Einio all the conditions of actual ourI
nation. how~,crcr vi/ouid probably show ion our \iexican border at home This notion during ”‘0 war period for the
that the chief item of expense is the D 9 d 999 9 99999
T'od by the cmocrirtic ea or ii .
Pelml distribution of the mm which is ablesican expenses will be met by a
accomplished ordinarily with a mul ho“, isstie Will it he 93119.1 a bond
nen‘ measures of miitunl assistance
thereafter. 1
1 i do not need to review trr uar pe-‘
riod restrictions upon the world's com-2
mermaid: they are being put in prac 1
[19309. or ‘1 bond i““° 1° ““1" ‘hpitico every 6.1“qu an illustration a1
Probably cities will in time under- '9‘" ”“9“ Of a "9"”? “39:: 2:319:29? member of this House has now in New
takr to “911.111.1111 milk themsex‘es'1fiihflrng: 22:; 11111119111111.1111“; that the lork city several thousand dollars
efficiently and economically, tiring 1“".de thousand Ameriqm boysnow met at 20 years' ““1de in the “.9
both the consumer and the producer guarding our Southern border "(minutiae Republic Those srti cm hm e
a square deal final they do ‘heirlliaso and plunder, by an unlim'Wd .10 more relation to the ‘Eur peanw;ar
muniiy priding illicit" on cillciency.
eliminate the middleman. combining
for the distribution at their own milk triumpenn war mav be, “9 know “vision of ‘o torelun consul. because the
hr the declaiaiions of all parties to it. ’iccnsignee is blacklisted and ”“0099 1
f -
SHELTERS *FOR TRAINI‘N.
There is a law requiring railroads renewed struggle for industrial and
trade supremacy, and it is even now
a t
to give their employee 33st fer aibeing pressed home to us as to what
Amcrican "LEE for like reasons
A few weeks ago a manufacturerln'
lions and bids upon machinery tor-ai
customer in Canada He sent them'
in. Two days after the
were opened his was returned, having
never reached its destination. but
marked "Opened and returned by the
censor." and .the- contract was award-
ed to )3 Canadian bidder.
Blacklist: Iod- Boycotts.
‘On August: t Australia issued a
blacklist of9 American lime and an-
hours it happens not infrequently 011:“.9 as a nation. “.111 be 311961911 95y
Western railway Its-01 that the peri- it; for white the conflict of arms may
od comes to an end when the m be localized the tra'dc war which will
to be world wide.
M t émhitoimw will be sure
me some uninhabited m The Dresden and Paris Admits.
act he top oi the continental divide From the b95999 intormaii on obtains-1
The Government recently brought. his at this time itappcars that on
suit against the D9117" Wd 1310 January‘25, 1916,,_the representatives
Grands mistake it establish“ moor the Central Powers~Germnnv. .
1101190810! its not: who are caught in
l
1soluteiy ignored.
The agreement provides for jointl
House hRB been authoritaiitely ““V‘anhnmcuon period. and io" pern1a1‘9
Auntie-Hungary and Bulgaria—emu
um 'kind‘ of predicament, The suit
hasbeen decidedjgin'it the Govern»
most by the United States ‘Dtstrict
Mn sitting in Denver, on the ground
that there is no law reunification;
tools to maintain shelter houses tor
- L their mensybon oi! duty.
The situation, thareipre; m to
this; A crew ‘msy utterly time be
.9 Mottled tospei'id, its rest hours the
ma W1mm‘flmd .sr
V minor. to bepiched up and potion
:dulydnmfiyttsflfimdcttho-
talcum-ants“ condor-tableau:
ml optima sense. apparent:
.335;3o mm to you. ct gig
at Broaden to appoint a-commisslon
to work out: an agreement, which. so-
cordii'ur to the ofliclal declaration of
the Allied Pov era, at Paris, on 2711‘s
22. 1916, “has lot its evident object
.cver the production and the markets
at the whole world and- 49 impose
upon the other countries on. innocent-
able hegemony.” .
new world- «ride trade War o cooler-
once of “the Allied Powers has held
at Donavon lynch 28. and :1 count!
lion cube, representatives at ”Great
MW minim “mafia-1W
autism: maritime: ms
0.1:th '"
The connection inf held at Paris.
3313)! 11. ”$17. 1016,1111! a «or or
their unequal was: nomadodto
' M - tat.
trounced that trading with them was
prohibited. '
OfiLAngust 5 the Holland- American
Liu'é‘annormosd their return! to re.
blacklist published by the Allies. The
room given was that "thi'y m on:
oer wt Still: the Dutch ow:
ernment to hire no shipment. or do
To meet this declaration of e ”tony ”t ”m ”We! the govern
1 .2..-
meat or themselves."
3'30 boycottinisv not am at
inst... but 19: hits to» tail
cetve any cargo m- vouch: of theirim States of America. Swill never no
the establishment of their dominotlgnilbe from aim " mm. on mi mt the 3mm“ MM“ ‘0? tho
nopbd's Madam than the rights of be-
1 ' mt! must be subordinated to “”1
;. rights. or nostrils? and whatever Nor-
1 may fill dilation and mitotic
. achuz’moymom- Winnie
Domination of World Trade.
i‘ui viar. uliethei it is in the linking
of unarmed mercliantmcn without
warning, the agony 0! Belgium. the
desolation of Poland, the use of pols
on gases. the bombs dropped from 'i‘J‘
airy on defenseless cities the shooting
of nurses, or the hanging of revolu
tionistr; but these uili stop with tho
termination of hostilities, while by the
worth of machinery sold to a custo— :’Paris agreement the aioufled purpose
of the allies is not only “to conserve
for themselves betore all others their
own natural rescources" alter the war
’marltlme organisation." I concede
that they would have a perfect right:
declare that- they will “devise mean
my home city was asked for irptéciilca-i“res “7th will prevent the central
powers from exercising in time of
industries and pretensions which con
“h“ bidsg tern their own national detense or coo-1
nomic independence.” they thereby (“-1
clitrc their own intention 1‘6 dominate!
the trade of the world for their own]
purposes and to compel every neutral
9diplomn1ic relations when the war is
gorer. 1 1
Now. i yield to :17; man in condom-S
nation or the barbarians and brutdi‘
atrocities which characterise this. 1111-:
Democracy lnetiicic :2.
Are the policies of the party 1" ‘
pou’cr adapted to the chanciw 1~
lions which await us? i say. emphat-
ically. no.
The ink ii- hardiy dry on their pint-
i'orm decimation of renewed faith in
a tariff (or revenue only when they ad-
mit the complete (allure of the Under-
wood iaw to meet their own extrava-
gant expenditures by turning to direct
taxation upon the industries of the
\‘arion
They utterly ignore the fact that the
moment the war orders cease their
ervtnue from these sources will stop.
movement among dairy farmers to AS’M‘W‘M 0’ bandits and thieves. lthan they have to the Kingdom on“ over but "to develon the" 0"“ e"9'1and with the lowest term in the uorld
{may soon be returned to their “Mullcnren and yet he can not 8th th‘m . nomicai activitits to the end of assur. in “99mm“ 119,99 our markets “-111 be
i But “13‘9““ ”m “mom“ of the?” a foreign ship without the pennis “‘3 the" financial. commerical andguide open to the exports of our rivals.
while theirs will be closed to us.
After War Period.
What “W ““9“ ““1 purpose. “I bom’ted or on an American. ship because”to do this if it could be done in a legit-1 The first paragraph of the thirdqseo.
sides is to‘ enter at its 01089 upon niforoign coaling 1113110113 are (‘iOSPd to3 imam way Without "alum-easing “Don‘tion of the Paris declaration. providintt
{the rights of neutrals; but when they
1ior ”permanent measures of mutual
assistance and collaboration" after the
war has stopped and the period ~oi'
reconstruction has been passed. pro-
losses within their own territories tho claims that the allied mm.
May have recourse to either enter‘
rprises subsidized and directed or con-
trolled by the Governments themsel-
vets or to the grant of financial mots-1
tonne for the encouragement of scienv
ltillc and technical research and the has been sewed on all the
’0'" to “"9““ their own right ml. development of national industries and
commercial relations with other .pow
are on terms and conditions which,
any two nations my agree upon tori
themselves; and. motor the ma] ”11-999 1111919111 methods.
lermations of Europe may do, i out They mid “Whatever may be the.
very sure first the Western Hunts-
phore. wider the loadershtptfthc‘ilni—
llama doctrine is not only a protest
must the c‘x‘ton’sien oi the ninth:
Went. systmshhowimt exotics
‘0 All the worn tblt €1an
upon the commercial 'ond' politic»
rights sot wsnlsrnovcmauts on the
Alvaro-u Hm will not barom-
“Cd. ‘. j
Thou-ac ts rapidlyoomhg in this
resource a, or to customs duties or- pm
hibltious ot a temporary or mount
character, or to a combination
1sentatii'es,
1 our
of"
f9:2:‘nhel;;t 1 999;; -‘9‘. .«—v-r----a-a'---°aa..- ---..a‘
W‘WhW‘EWWedtofli 1'35““! “IIKQYIR WW” 1 o - 1‘ fl ‘ - ~ . - ‘l ‘1 ‘ .1” ‘ " . . ‘ -m‘ . a at s - « n o 0
his W l and Ill any nben the war ism ‘ um i 1'
' there are times 75.1112 reader 3'11‘mld t m m raw ”imam”. dc“ i : oni ht '
.uomina ion. ssi e mm bozo! wisdom I I I n. " 0c
1 - ’
ins as soon and them missing. But 9Gerninny is the soon-d Intent pro- i g N
9 9 1W1. these powers on dialled! I H
any attempt at Walden of that (Continued from mm Page). Hacking: but Germany a“ the see,- l IS THE GREAT H
IOU: and at the coclempo ary lite it ‘m‘i hrs“: foreign “15mm 9" t 1
uptown“, you“ be to gene the 9&9 At its outbreak the President otthelwlins 1W and Mg 3 lower ‘ ii
3m with its very been cut out. Um“ swefi’ m a splendidly p d wage scale any 1‘ her rivals i 1 h
_ , , appeal for neutrality, culled cocaine in "Mimi Minna. o! ivy-an" ‘ "
“All 9 9
mine be omitted. Shall American people to hold an equal ducts “Chili“! WHO. 0' her 950’ ‘1‘ c :o
131-. ahead) entail as ocular crimson 1.01.. of 91.1.9.1. 01 11,13”th “a at pie, intensive agriculture. coordlna 9‘ ’ 9
sill allots. be made still smaller? -.ct toward all of the contending an dim 0‘ industnts fit hops. Ind scien- 9i! 9:
A a “filter at tact 9110",, .111 be liom, ,nnd then seems to have into ed lifl< ‘ellinir “ionization “105d. 5139 i- T o . ' ,
. , 9 D
m ,, ,9,” w M, 1...... m .9 .. . a... t... 1... “mm... 1111.. .1... ma 1 , .. ire savings are wonderful and theres lots of them. We re 9!
_ ‘ . Second. fie Alibi, “I M ooi- H
on 'heie and there, reducing the size ’ " 1 “
Hence Not a Political Ascot. tonic-,s number about eleven hundred t” m '0 hi0 detafi “f p, Pi
is :0 S 01' mu 0 m: .888 08-
20! all departments m m“ the W, When the historp of these passing ”puma mph. They either mm. 99 J, c at e y
proi onion, thus saving a page or 1110 years shall hate been urttten, i! will line or practice“! control the «sen ’ ' tefday’s paper .
by Utrdi- 8001101113. But meanwhile,§tlien be known that the insane lolly m1 world; Wm m 1.. Con» ‘i ‘ ‘ it
it's an interesting Speculation, What of a hut died million people partici- 'tral powfl‘ lock. They control (0819 is N
part of the paper id ’0“ tips ing in an adjustment of kingly iron mangangge u. “a“ mung, it
were tpovtere Shoo miles away was prevent—11,9, 39131111 311015. aluminum, ‘00] 9:11 99
I ‘ ‘ ipd by the grim det ermiusticn of the jine hemp tiax. silk and rubber. Rue 1! ay 8 ' ee 1i
_..._..._._ , 1caim int «diluent. conservaiire maul sin has the largest reserve supply oi 91-. :1
Dunvuuts GRIEVANCEB borship of both political parties inthe lumber in 111, '0‘“. .u in!” india H 9
,'l\l0 Houses of CorigreSS. inspired by and Russia are rapidly increasing '
llaiu farmers in the tour states that a .0115.) of patriotic duty and not by their growth or cotton. 9 1. es 0 1 .
supply milk to Ken lurk city havc‘any one man, or set 0! inen,wb0.1 They mint) 3 WM Ind titty H
be”: up in arms lately, tiires.tenln1,to1“h“r the cm“ T1991" “3:” I?“ “In“ I! much told u ’the Central 7 9'
striiit. They maintain that 70 per'mv “mom? a W 11 ca use or ‘ em- Porters, and practically threwuartm E‘dy Mile! (by ‘ . . be ‘ fie . ‘ 1”
cent of them are actually losing H“ 5 0f ”‘9 “MM”! [deduction and boldly 1 5 Mon mer‘ung w.“ grwt'ed With 0 r‘n23 “1
_ , . Tm ri'lllilalhi' 0‘ lhé American 99° proclaim their complete control of the ‘ - it
money on 111911 milk .uud would £011.) should be for the stricken poopic'm. ‘ . CX‘TBOMHNII')’. BC on hand 981' ly '
banhiupt it it were not for mixed'ot‘ i-Ztuwope and not for the warring , ‘ t 1 H
ismin Thei ' , bi '1 1 1iinc\:ior viiio doubts that when the' TI ”9 are the opposing forces. Six- i A u ‘
g. r no em 1s pretty 9 9 d M911 mils of. the world what ouetenth. ' i .1
much ilit same as that faced by dairy- 9(1911119 .fdjxiijmxt: 11:11, 1111:: “9:98399099999“ three-tenths mull and with no .1" .1
mill in many other sections of the t ‘ o 1 ”0‘9“ "“11" matter, “4 if the press U
iransir ri'ed like cattle from one and H
country. i . . reports are cormt, with the request is . _
9ci' to another for n stipulated pr1ce,-0t France th 9 the 1' lied States . H
it seems. obvious that the complain-anti the demolished thrones will be', , , a 1n h 3
nuts are llul. ettln their iro . l' 1r9built and the decmed (Unsaties re "MM besdmltied totbo contention “ I 1
s r 1 wrote 9 ' - 091 the Allies, ruined by Great Brit- '1‘ 1-"
of the proceed.c oi the with business. "“m‘d' d 1 it
They are paid in (mural 12 “999999 For u~ to sh .ue in such a holocnu 0‘11! “infringing oi will“ of “Wu“. l , ‘
90iitllll1niiil} to such an end. u'ouldhe “9 have [be comiorti as! ran e _ V - f
11. adult for mill; which is sold to the ”1,11,11,91“ (111112 of all the ages 9 9 _9 ng “ c f 1101f‘11 .12.: :~ 3 = :"2‘:.- " «9: :1(:1: : : : : :1::: :.:.:.: : I 1.: C : 3 : t if
cih “mam” {or 9 mm, Wrmmh, . dimmer. men by Premier Asquith - .. 1 - W??? M” ‘ ‘ ‘ “‘ ‘ ’ 1 ‘
" - Our Supreme Duty. ’1“ 11.9 111111.111 w out n Au n1 -_ ~ W 11— _-.-. 1*— ' E
if it is worth 5 112 cents a quart to‘ Our supreme duty is to ii'rpareihis ‘ ' m ’ 0 E“ {neutral ““0” apportioned ‘0 W“ Safeguard Our own Economic idays ago. "they can not do this sue.
,1 9 9 9 12, that “the rmolutiom oi the canier ”19-11 1 b ‘
transport 1119 1.111111 1., 1111.111”. and de,‘.\lillull to; complete dcienw against ence are not: aimed i e tr 9 ,_ b 9 l “is 0 elllaerents; Amciican Independence. cessfull).
liver it it 1! worth more 11' 1. lo1litr'l‘l all :11 any cost. and hold this 1, .. 1 a n u a 8'. u "argues have been captured and re-, “'4‘ WW "lid “'0 "‘“L‘h "f “"53"“ “1115’ "0‘?
' . _ 1 km .1 1~Ttomincnt as the one place in all “1911,? mutt-ment 1" hanliy mnm'omiifl“ 3‘ 16TH? Profits to countries of "0”“ diplomacy in ”'9 ”s" and ""‘1 Dtmocraoy'o Gnotut Amt
on“, m produce 11 111 11).. 11M i,111(...'99999999l “99999999 “990999999999999999 of ”"9 pro."“h the [arrivisionoottpauuraph 3 of 01.191,“ destination: our 9111” hawicss we protest emphatically now At ”w do“) of business on July 2!
considering the value of miich cou's.9ip1.._ 1,911 11... lli‘i‘itlt‘» and fur 11,. ”90,11,311". “0m" portion ° the signed beer blacklisted .Jlilti our merchants“’13)"St ”1‘" ”and“ outlined for tho 1916, the new system had dmwn $3471
11“. equipment and 1111“,, necessary on1..h:1il not 1.9.11.1, from the 93,111." i“Ii-110n101211113162:1:3: th 9 ‘ and manufacturers have been reiused future by the Paris Convention. and (100,000 “Meir cost them nothing from
1 1e s e. .- ' ' ' ‘ ' 1
a modern dairv {arm and the high' ['Hitti‘ as fol provocation trout all' c em (1 ‘ 5”” ”’0" 9mm?“ 0" W311"! “IOHNOHS ”PM” ourselves against thiir en the funds oi the old associations dud
* 1 , , ,,aa1eed to consente- (doth? Allied Pml- . .1 . , iorccment we may be ground between ‘
99 999 99 9 9 [9 ‘~ldr~ m 9 9””: "1 things done to us by! pilots for r“ lllfiit‘l‘iilir, exccpt upon ’ _ yet up to the present time it has not
0. o ratte ted. err. before all others, til-lr natural -. NW upper and "Mn" milletones 0‘ '"3' -
. . til of the (“Wilding nations which - Metres given that. ”19 finil‘ht‘d "W“ ”“9" able to earn "3 0W“ ““33 0"
There is much talk. 1.1 how lorki resources during the whole period M1 , . ~' _per1al combinations. and ulrimoteiv '
1 mt 1d hmc Justified int-Hull. retails 9m? mum" lal, ‘ d 1 tri 9 9 999 tilit‘lr into which ill?) 5:0 shall not be n d mo Me .9” ““9“", our on except in two cases which were
am «you. other hood-sized (‘ily of Ute tion on our part in the face of cruel 9 999 d 0 .9999!) no “a. 91m: t101.1 anywhere in foreign trade “1M"«211111111iclndcmndeuce";thingu'hlch weep-111,. favored by 11“. Treasury, PM
“mill: tru~t." The-rt is in lllillh cities .195 and barbarities cu 1,0111 .1405 of 1'9"; “:2“ "“9: m: 9:99;]:‘9122 1;“ out the ”"101“. approval at ”,9 M'1Cbi1ri111 F ":9“? has just decisrtd any returns to the actual owners of
a t 3 mos e a e - ' ls .. s . ‘ . ,
an actual, or at least :1 virtual mun-111.1 (3911111111 “11111) neither God n0r9m establish 9':- y 1: menu “Ni P076“. 990 L99 our urgent duty as a Nation. the institution. And this through a
cool which lice is down the re n to humanit can escr condone. lht‘ Orders in council I‘M“ 5“" “mm“ ' ' n1 0" HM and ms,“ months of w" ”08”".
7 l m‘ l to facilitate the oihese . 1 W1 ‘0' ““0”“ “’9'“ s. G" 15' which Ger-rem Mold in tio s
”w producer and “”999 up the l.11Calt‘h‘lt'litmsentiment cl ”,9 “’"flf‘wpources 119111911 gor international his, the con rim-1.1- Cleveland in the Ekecume hum”; ”3:,” infigmmb‘l): 33:28:;
1 tiou’out oi the us so lists harp open enlarged at 11 - d Richard 0111 v or Jnmns - ‘ - ‘ ‘
t 11 NP“ "M m" 1111. N“ mm m.‘ not be nirdod it our ‘ “"' “" ' 9' '
0 N consumer Then. too, the but ‘war in Europe: and at the snow time i y "a Will and international agreements ab- 1.. Elaine or John Haydn control our Linogrfggubucm Parry could N" h".
it. a» Secretary Daniels. says Demo-
crcvs are going into the next campaign
Wt“ .910 achievement as their "mob
«sat—t." “earn-lined Republicans" or.
"9111‘ 11,- content. for as victorious and
triumphant Republicans in the Sixty-
,iiith Congress 'hey will amend it to
meet successfully the test which it has
never yer hnd.
Gentlemen of the House of Repro-
l have stated to you the
economic conditions which we. must
face at the end of the war and the ob-
solute unpreparednms oi the Dem
erotic-Party to meet them it it is con-
tinued in power, 1
It is useless to reply, as the Presi-
dent said to Congress on December
It
8.1914, with reference to military and . ‘
naval preparedness, "There is no need
now to discuss it, We shall not aim?
attitude now. because some
amongst us are nervous and excited."
A year later that some party leader
said to the citizens ot'chlcsgo. speaks
in: of "national necessity," arhe term-
ed it then. "it has awakened me. my-
self. I trankly confess to you ~30
man things and many conditions which
a year ago I did not realist-.9. I did not
realite then that the things were pass'
sibie which have since become actual
tac‘s. " 1’
i say to Woodrow Wilson and the
Democratic Party now that tull notice
(aid 11."
eight sovereign nations bended togeth~’
er under signed and sealed agreements
one out side and by three nations on
the other that when peace does come
ti!!! propose to {in pawn, into lite
method adopted. the object dialled at by
the cities is to increase the prodncBon
within their terltoriec. as a whole; to a,
Mount extent to enable them tit
maintain and develop_ their economic.
position and independence in relation
Wears ago, and contend again tor the
drastriat domination of the world.
LDyegisii'io and Chemicals. ‘
'A year ago .youbad the chance to
relieve this Nation from a foreign"
,, monopoly in dYestuils and chemicals
”5:9": mmuc i 1 essential to ouri industries. and turbid:
l 0“ 1161100" ”M W! - i
W“ this menu “I“ they mood ”1mm 131:9. ”wiem'l‘ilavye d1:
“1“" as “W'menrem iced. at an enormous cost to o.-
m“ which the" m” ’0“! Milk. a rival power has m
““3“ ““‘V “’ my "“1 "mm and is d builto slit and sent!
all others.” snafu“ ’ '“° '1' p
m ””9"“ above .1011 M ”it ltbuieath the seas intoour ports. end,
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