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.- ence are placed ill Class C.
I'IIiion.
company in ('Ullllw'llt'llt 1.....- sticm-lt-dl'd
. h solving practically
_..pl'0llit‘lll:’ incidental (I) lltc
£0 t'IiIt't'lit‘tI in thc sysll'lli adoptcl il_»
tom's. woos: 13. 1911
27......wa
SE8 AND PAY
also all m
w
Ethan Plus
Help It cm
llllllt inn * WIIII
flasnulcas For m-
Ilnmmalca War.
111111118; MERGIIAIIJ salt
in Bunglizini tilt!
and Sonia.
INSIIBSS [IVES 0F ITS MEI-
Entlllly Mobilizing IillilSll'Hll
Going Over to
Formed to Davis. Man; to Win.
Wu. Rm Limited by Capability Only, Pom Commission,
but Cannot Fall Below Fixaed Mini.
mum—Workers Promoted From Ono
. class to Another. Conflict of Arms.
Contrary to the general belief. Ger-
many, during the past three years, has
not confined llt‘l‘ shipbuilding tlt'll\'lllt"i
to the turning out of suhlllul'illls tillil
other “211‘ \‘t'bSt'lS. i‘illltll‘J'xiK
of the war I‘ll-i'dlt
stclllllcl's ll.t\'t‘ l"‘t‘ll col,.~tl'tlcil'~.l ill ll'fl'
Shipyards it is Ni'il '.\'tll'llt}' of not".
that (it‘l‘ltlfi‘ll --I.-:l'll~llip oliicm llii‘dTI'JII'
out. llli‘ 110mm} \l'ollll illl! living impt
upon for the illllul-liiutc [it‘lliltlllillll ol'
. By recognizing individual cft'ol‘t on
, "file part of its employees and by re-
Iwarding them liberally m illitht‘llL
mess and industry a pig illllchinc tIIoI
Silac tllc
lzliltll' l\\'t'i1!)' t'lglll
11111112120-
menl of a ldl'gl- lll:lllllt‘.lctul'illg plant.
all the new
the (mutually llilll ill limll’lill'! 0101' :1
5931‘ it illl'i'c.l:-ul Hrs \Vlll‘iilliij tulw I .
. . my. .‘I 1,; ‘...-;'l',' l.. t.l',..
.fmm: lll[ll lr l.lli1llilillll.\‘..iil\l lllzll. II" I..I'I.\ .I“I 1‘ 'I l 'I" l” “‘H "I
. . :I'I' .2. 1; -' :zl -.
too, ill till i , ..«'. ltlillli' tll.l1".;l 1141,, I ‘ “I“ ‘l‘ 1“ i
. . . . "tlliii .‘1w.;i i....i'..,Il'.
country has l'.,l' 1.11 \\it in the ll.~l.-l. I 'I‘. I. .
. I . ' ,l.I l
'. ’lI.l1'i’i l -'
“IOIILIIII’: \IIIIjIIYI .‘ili'I I‘ "III ..- :-.'l l'»' lIiIi lI. .i
ii” ”iii ‘ III"i II ‘ Illini "‘ .mit' I;'.l:I: .‘i “. : I-=l2 ' ' l.‘.‘lf.';I- It; I if
attlltlliliii'lh-i. in. .1 i Lu; ti; lit]! IJII\':‘ ;_.; Hf I; .~' 13-.132- ”I...“
so that It I‘It'li :'l‘.I.lt.'l' i.Il;vl.'. . i ;.. \lil’l .It .,.«',l'. l' l . 311.1101 1' '111.‘
to l..i'ol' il.",:..‘ .‘ii'll‘ nil. Illl'ltl I“ j-. .1 ..-;;.1 1......l,-3,..|,I,,,
attl‘u'll'ti lo t. I, 1.1,,” ”III 1,. .‘Ili II.” \".' vi -lE-.> l ...p..-.'; m \1'.I:'l.l
“ll'l't‘. I... that 1.1;1-I.."W IIII' 1' imts- II‘iI'II I” I “1‘I ii I' i" ”I“
and 3.: 4.3: ot‘ i..‘. 2:. . \llill till- .lln in! l‘II'I'II ‘ '?{1.l . hm. iI't"
ant \‘..~ll'. it'lll'll Illztl :l lv'l'.ll_lllI1lt EYIIIIIIII‘ . ‘1‘ IMI'IHI‘I: “IEIII'Y I'III
“Illl‘i.IIi. lull" III. IIIIIIIII IIIIIII i. III I III Etiu- l‘rtiiiIlliilt' w.ll' Just as t'll:«l'tllil.\'Ilts
marlin iI lint wall. 1. 'tlltti 111‘: ”\l‘ that IIII IIIIIIII “HI 1I‘” H“ lll't‘SIPIITI t'llitill'l.
Ull’St‘I IIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIII lllI‘llc Work I IIIIISIIII; :IsI 01v 1) {111.111 :llltllllloillhI, lllll'Sti
«1131 ill t' 11‘ 0. llpil'o 112:4 i.llh':.cl_l
the. .. . . . III it. ilii‘iliL: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllIIl niwn lIlllt'lI ill lllIlitlllZIilil'l] for ac-
'l‘lllII IIIII .\ III II III \I1~10 III “'itltll \wl'h lllllll \1. -',ll so ll: no ll-ll.lil.1u-.1l lllIill\- .
Ill'ltS :llll t':'11\ lillllt' li. li‘< Illmxl liltil"t'tl
(’11 Hi ii‘I I WI” ”1““ I“ ”“3 I‘M liant ltllllu“. a mi gilell llll'il' pl'illlI 1:1 tllI lllU-
is lit“ “I III 1‘1 IIIJ iH'ti Nil“ “Nil “1"lilill/ltil'llll‘tll'lilllllilll(.‘ill‘lii il'mlculih
night 1 ]il' .lI liltlll (lHl'S tho ilt'Sl and lulu-“WWI . ..f,,,.,,,,.
mom IIu lII.I III .II lli(‘II.IIilIHll Illllt' run I Other Nations May Follow Suit.
cllllSt'S ll (llix Il 'l lust tllc cliillillll I Not in '1 III 1.- 511 III .1 ”I” It Ith
[ion of llit' 'i.i.ill;,r lllltl Iil'ill:' 0in ill :01 Iii . “Iuj..p.~II\\ilIlIlIlYIl '11 I ill ‘ietiol I
1110 pl.ll:1 .'ll lglmtillll l'l'stlltcd. HS it I Ilitltlillr 1:01 1' ”1'“ ll'. II ILnIII. lIl II] “I
usualil dol' . ilul'cuwd output, tlc- IlU “mi“ 11 E” II . I-II 0,“. I: 1" :‘IiIII
cream] spllilnco lzl unlit and dm'n'ltscll'l I”... II I II III III III III ‘ “III“ II
Rpoilclpl' Ill III II... Li Sllstuillwl IlllolIlhtll llltI lolllllt't.
lllldcl' lli‘t'S’Slll't' at national danger the '
Methods Uacd to Hold Good Men. gtll't‘l'lllltt‘iliS ill IlIL‘St‘.‘ countries hut'c
'l‘lllI l'lllllpllll; lIlllpllo's t'uul' lIlL‘lilthlS I come. illtoclowl' touchwitlt their lump}
to N't‘lll‘t' .tlul llItllill lll(' lllUSl pl'oi‘» i lllIilI'llll‘t‘l‘S and. halting hauled ItlIeI
itllllil- Ill-0 ol' ll'lll'klllcll. it has in up. pl'illl-l'pil-s ul‘ illdll~tlilll mobilization.
oration ii “111:. i-plly" wane pizll'l, .'I : are ill a limilioll to aid those manu-
pl‘OtilIL‘llHli 2mm... ll .-v‘l'\'lt‘t‘ Ilonlls and I fw'utulels ill lllltt‘S ol‘ [.‘ltlt'U .
an :ltll';1..:li'. 0 full” of i.l.«:1l.l':l11l'e. From I (lel':nllll_\",~ ':plllll ltll the trtltlo “at
Iiiulc to llllit‘ happily uol'dl'd lllt‘i'vh‘ ot' I may Lo ilSIll' 'I_\' just auntnno. of tho
IJflCl'tlitil'tI ::1.' (ii ll'ii=llllIll t'I tho uol'k- ,ll‘llllll‘t‘fl ot‘ llt‘l' llliliinl'y program did
bitch to t'llll :iiilrlliilm 1.» some lilltlStl of . during the tut-:1 IIJI't't‘I years. but ll re«.
CO-(lllt'l'utiml. I t'llnl (11‘ illlI :lt'th't'
Tile "maxi l-tly” toward l‘t'IIIll'IliIll‘ llilll illlltlst ll l'otllll. '
portllllily 1 Il' :zlil'lll» t"i!l"‘l atop: til-ii- ‘ SII'lll'IltlIl will «l‘i'i't‘ to clllpi 5th the
one lilo-:4 lilo:«‘t' .~h Iuillg ability. llc0d ill this country [or illlhlz:11ltti ol'oll-
provides :l \\.l::0 l;ltc lilllitcd only ilI\' ‘ only and ('tlll'it‘llty llllllulnpol'ell lly
ability and tll‘t‘lllllllliiil illltl advances I strife Iletu'ccll wane ("Il‘lit'l‘S :tlltl wane
,._\}'n;;l'~l Ill l'cl'll::11iti»lll of ability. ’l'llc . payers :llld llil\\'lSt' lIlltlilltWS laws.
'WOl'liillt‘Il al'cliil‘ilicd lllllllllt‘Stlt‘lilSSt‘S:I. To Ill-mu \l'illl. lil'l'llllllly is not on
Class \\ lilt huh-s sull- I'ol'l'lllcll and I the r0120 llt‘ l1.lltl ir'.\tIlIII 5111‘ has no
lentil-'15 ill Ii|"'—II 0 g- “glidingr :I—'.‘lll..'~' «It IiIlut:e limiting: illtcl'll'ltiollul debt. and
mtfiiitllilt'S .l11ll,II so t.- 11' as possiltic all htIl “:11' loans :llt‘ «Third SUVt‘l'IflIl
19mm ll and shop (Xk‘l'IlillH‘H .llt' sc- iiilllt‘s over She has not put such a
leclcd fIlolll this l-Illsi. 'I‘Ilc lllillilllunl - pressure on her llliIlIt'S that they will!
rule lit-1' INIII‘ II‘ ..l (CHIS. ”It the III-“125' I Ill) ot'lrucllkenod when pcaco (onion, i
lmllm NH! i5 (it‘llt'mit‘m “11 “Will? nor has she 0\illlltsted hot other r-c
(‘lllss .\ lilt‘llltlt’S skilled lili‘l‘lllllllt‘S of spun-MI [fplpsg conditions are. Very I
d('lll0ltSll‘:llutl ability with a minimum trumpuny (haunt-(l by the outcome .ol’I
rate of :10 tL‘lllS ptIl' hour and tl'e p.ls- the war she will he in flll excellent
sillility of a higher lu:l\ill1unl l'llto. iposition to “la-q. the “opt for the re-
Class B illlludcs 1110 'llllllli'i-l ot good icovcry 01 tile hflwlitltltltllliloi) wmth Iofi
“91'1”” ability. ““9 ”'01 'Ilt‘l 1" 45 9017“? world trade chc lost through the war. ,
r- - ~ 1 . ' -
pcrIltour. Mtllltllllth of 111mm] txpcti- Plenty of Goods For Export.
The rate ,
r hour for ””5 Ch,“ is 40 Cell ‘. “hen the “or ends, Germany willt
F0 t5 have plctm of goods ill a few lineal
Apprenticcr. Iloth Sllt‘l'llll and regular. I 0
care included in (‘lllSS 1). Men from this , in which she enjoys a superb Jun ance
'of raw materials to llll"0\\ back upon
th'lllt ti I ‘I' I . in; il \lll I \ llli‘ film at I
thNI.
«tops sllcllzla taken I
lIlllIl «viIlIt'i'S full til)-
Ill
Back Export Trade Lost Through‘.
. and they thought the production would
, kinds, skilled or unskilled. which is not
. 'dll'et'lll productive The. minimum 1'11th_
7 per hour is '0 cents but the maxin tum
class upon completing their courses are
advanced to the class determined by
computing their '11 cm :3 ottlcicucy rec-
ords ox «31 the last three months of their
apprenticeship.
Ill Class 1;; is found labor of all
in dcpcndcnt upon ability and occupa:
the world markets. and she will. be
able to sell these goods at a very low
price. There are factories in Elber-
tieid, Rcmscheid, lt‘rallkfurbamu‘ialn
and DUSSeIdox-f today turning out a
steady flow, not Tor the purposes of-
war. but for peace.
Germany‘s preparations for the re-‘
construction period are characteristical-
. since \Im 15,1910
can: of wages is paid for each per cent I
in the employment of men 0.3 Ily thorough. The imperial government:
this class plcfctellcc. is giv en to thasa I has appointed “The Fl'iedensuhergau
who 51; oak and “rite English and who Kounnlssion," literally the going over
show qualities. “lllch will later war- ~ to uéace commission. which is headed
rant advancement. This "maxi- -pay" by Senator Stamper. of the Hamburg
.plan has been ill successful opIerlltionl parliament ASSOCiflled “"01 the latter
are the most prominent German cap-
talus of industry‘and bankers. The
plans so fat- evolved by the Stahmnr
commission for the recapturing of Ger-
1 mnuy‘oI $5,000. 000, 000 worth of last:
1910 provides extra compensation for; l trade are based upon the principle that
‘mplowcs who can beat the standard .wlten- mam «comes GermmI must .cx-.
3:11:33; the turning out of the m' ' .port cargoes of goods that far exceed
It in value tho-class» of'goodnshe imports.
r52: Igggéfiggegnffi ocflaigki-EItIiCJgI Y2; I That will enable her to establish it‘suba.
ll 1 i
the oper.t1t.or 1" the lowest class 0! suihthlngbgigi'Ig Ecliiltlés she. will lay.
productive employees, for instance, the most stress on lines such as chemicals,
..hnsls. isset Int 15 per. cent. and 1 per 'dyestutfs. hardware, cutlery and “knick~
kuacks.’~"t‘ornher available raw mate-
of efllclency abate ‘5 per cent. The i rials favor the abundant production of
[beards 0‘ bonuses earned “I0 used “5 .those articles. They will hard to in»
1 basis for advancement. from one class? port copper, tlicll'. e], cotton and allimlll'
m another in till! “ntaxhpay” rating. ifata and American machinery On any
‘ An cmployoe- "150 gets a bonus ' other commodity it is almost a certain-
mounting- to 10 per cent or the Week- I ty that the Stahmcr committee will reo-
1’ uages he earns during the 1'95“”! ommend prohibitive import duties, es»
‘ hours °t operation. ipcclally on manufactured articles
Bayalnnuranco For Warhol-u. I It Gelmany is t l compete successful-
On \‘ovj14 1910. the company took ly for world trade however, it is vital.
out group insurance for all workmen 1! ewtiai' that costs he kept down
who had been six months' or more in in the manufacture oi’ the chosen ‘al'ti:
Ithocmpioy ot‘ the company.- I cles of export. The imperial order
It: can. hardly be said that .the one. i has gone forth that the cxportor‘ s hur-
. .ot‘ the system as a whole is due; deen be tightened, and all sorts of con-
oath“ y to the technique of the ”M" resistors will be made him in the tom
1 l t of preferential railroad rates and cheap
Reward For Skill and Service. .
A production bonus which “as ln-'
eorporated into the plan on Nov-.1.”
CITIES .THAT NUUHISH
lNDUSTRKS THRIVE ‘
Ciumjhwid Tutu Inland in Polk
ties to lnsur. Encouragemt of
Manufacturing Enter-prison.
“The thriving industrial cities of mi
.dny are those that seek moo tho-best ' '
for their industries." says; prominent...
Milwaukee manhcturer. “Even the
practice of giving factory sites free to
manufacturers as an incentive to locate
in the smaller communities is still in?
\oguc.
“There are many towns well iocutch ‘
with respect to railroad facilities and
wateru ays, and also conyenient to v—good‘ I
labor markets, that are seeking 1M“.
trics, yet, dcspité this competition for
industries. there arclmany cilics tllat'
are. actually hostile to them. Some are;
I unwittingly driving away the support
of thc populace. It can only resultinE
lllllustl'il-s leaving. and if llitlllSll'it‘SI
continue to li‘llie “hat is going to Ilt-
t'ozllc of the population?
"ill my opinion, it lusts with the peo-
ple. 'iIlll’ pl-o' 1.91lll'1lzscivos shulhl lllli“
n ‘;.‘lt‘llll‘l‘ l.ti('lt>-l ill llll'il‘ tll’u'll mum:
t‘il'4, ill their stutl- l» :Isl;lljlll'.~z and ill
timfl- ll iiillllill ;: I\ t. ’l'Ilz'll 1::illh
of ill . lllll‘ail, l.“:l.S—
i’.t‘ Lil‘ it‘ (lily.
U]:
I ill’ltulllill l“'l1 1.1l .‘Ifiii iIS,‘.lI'.l
lIlt I"‘I21I‘iilltlllili..lt~‘ .- in il l..\'l' lull
SW3).II'"'fi‘lulllnil'flli (“IV‘S'lIt-iiii‘wt, .‘lIIIII‘
lIUI/IIl'.
~'l'....;l..
i"‘.'"‘“"I ,2. :Uffixirli- All “'1'"
’l.,i.'IIr1'_'..".L"‘ Form ilocei
,IL aim. n
.. Ii ‘.iIl'
r at ill l
The till-
«.lddllllfillll’
Ill ll."
‘ l .‘I l2.l-ii' ',' ilell ..i ‘Il Ilit'-
lit 2.: . l.lI'.1fll:1. H ‘13.. t‘il .iilex' 3'2.
I; "ll ‘I'«"Iil‘li.:‘:ti‘. '.l' 11"1,1l.i.itl.’llll‘
t‘il,‘ iI ll.«l l -’. t'l l" lill' lll\"
I .tl l":'ll1:l ..l ‘I'1l("~llllil‘«'ttIIv
i.l;' llzlll lI'll . ,lv.’.l, with
l iiIlIi’ ll lliI :10 'ul'.' .L that
liit‘ (will ilt' <il'.lli “iii! iI‘IIi'i‘.‘ liit‘I‘C
llt'il i? ' of swine loll-
'13:.“
II'U‘I'I‘I‘S}.II .\ 1'- .‘UiIi.lIlli| \\:l.~ {.lw'l-ll
lll'L'litli tho lm‘l-l'lllllt-lu m lt’nIJHI in
In: re i’l'l'lll 2.1‘Illlil-:lii‘m'li1l'. 1110 Hill-
llitiulls ol' lilllllz‘t‘nIllllju :lllll l'lllploy-
I‘ 1110111. lllllil Ilu- Illlliil lllI\il-l- of candor-
012; and cowl-150d has iI‘l“ii qu-l‘lllcll
and I'l'oln illtcl'l'l'rulwc iii industrial dis-
pute»: itutil t‘\t‘l‘_\' thrill of llil'l'l't llt';tl
llh'ltlil llLlS’l ill’“‘lt t“.il;lt‘..‘ -l.
l‘csidl's llll=.ll' 1':Il.1'.- in"; Ilit.‘ fol-
lowing. \1‘01‘0 'lllll‘IllI lillwl' l'll‘St‘llll Sir
K. t‘l'lwaiui. 4‘ ill \ll‘\ iIl'lltlus.li1niINl:
Ill]: a mail when he is tired, but by civ- I
inc. him an oppl'll'tllnity to rest. AllI
hour's lost for tile wolkcls tlnly liter-
lIlily ho north flu more to tho cnlplolcr ,
ilnln tillr same time spout in labor
At a large munitions fattol'y 111011 on-
caged in thc Ill(‘ll\'\ work of lnohlhlgz
Earo required II) the management to rcst I
iiftccn minutes in every hour of work. ,5
The manager was satisfied that this
was an arrangement good for the men
and for the output. But the men ob-
'jcctcd to this long spoil of rest in each
hour because the. work was placowork
'Ilo lessened by it. The manager ac-
cordingly found it necessary to set a
foreman to watch and to make the
hourly rost compulsory. When this was
done the output per hour was found to
be actually increased.
Proper attention to rest willpreventl
a large part of diminished capacity'
from industrial. fatigue and prevent
waste due to imperfect work.«-Indua-
trial Conservation, New York..-
BRIDGING... n13 cHAsu.
Human zNotan industry Bringing ,Em-.
player and Employuf‘rogathor.
Labor abdicapitalure nut ally part-
ners, not enemies. Frictio between
those two important elements in ludus»
«try is unnatural, but malpersonal retina
tion in lli'dustry.:. enteredllnto lntbe.
right spirit gives tho greatest promise
of bridging the yawning clmsm which
has opened up. between employer and
employee —— Indlmlrial Omtlon,.
how Y,ork , .
I
India-try?! aloud-in...
Val
States
in announcing its preliminary stote«
meat at general results of tho latest
census of manufactureb~ In the duo-
previous census. manufactures
Increases, but no estimate of their!
table for this-\ year has been made by .
the census bureau-«Industrial Gouger I
Italian, New lurk.
Came to Aid at Governmont.
the success or thofls 40009001000 liberty
bond issue is due to the manufacturer-Is
of the country.- who not- only subscribJ
cd liberally themselves, but in many:
cacao mado It possible for cmploltecr
did assol intent of PMS is Oilcrcd to Re ltl patron:
ou.tlti;s ilit‘ . gulcluioliall; tine.
l‘- .ltldnyi‘tl H
015'. tho it ls‘lrllus Hudson Stills with
waist line. the cxcluaivo llnl
square. collars express a subtle something hard to
scribe. which is seldom shown in Fur garments. in L’VM'V
case the linings. which are of brocadcd satin. figured and
striped DUSSV willow taffeta. could not have been chosen
in lulllnicl' combinations.
_ Ocelot Coat,
ALLEGIE Elm. ARE: poonnv RMD,II KANSASIC
' . 9W“ into thelcondhions or factorial"
of manufactures intholUnltetll'makiug uniforms for the arm and}
'as $24349l3fl030fiu 1914. “it! navy has been ordered by Secretary of,
United States “21‘5“" ““33““ reports War Baker. according to word receiv-
ed today by the AmalgamatedIClothing
Makers of America. which chargch‘
year period from 1909, the date of tho that girl“ under the 19.831 “Se W3.”
ln- . Working under the old Sweatshop con-
creased $3,674, 271,000 in volcano: 17.8 dition's and. receiving. £4 a was]; for:
per cent. In the period since the 1014 .w'orlt which would a‘lwaIys pay $12 or
censuumanufucturos have mad; rapid 3‘14 elsewhere.
Mrs. iFlorence Kelly. president of the
National Consumers’ League, and Cap-l
tain Walter, E, Kreusl, or the quarter»
master’s department,~.wlll visit lilo. tac- . .
A var-y large part at :the credit ton torl'es engaged in making uniforms and
report- to scoretary Bottom" '
EGYPTIAN COTTON CROP SOLD-
«E—a‘. .
‘ “.7.
\
I..-
.linvrul have 'illl.£lppl‘l)i’.lLl
Cllm'gz' luLL'l'lulu :llt llczléitls
WU. mav purchase Fills
litililllI; this tale and h.1\ c
lhcuil lcl ill in Cold storage
vitllo‘ut turtltcl expense,
until \li‘lllllcd.
‘lill tendered Novem—
ber illicit.
si‘til III is made 11} 3 from
film. Ill ly sci lected Ipe t3.
iIIttlioll this :‘plcll—I
IlIlll}
it i' .\ iti'. sI'lc. ll pleasure 'I till :i'l
Ralclv haw thclc hecn
2- (‘;o' L: tech in inloLll ort. Tllt‘ldl” lli ill-
shirlinas .0. the
iY-«bcltcd ctfccts and the (ieIlIll
(le—
5
fl
«Sir Y. t‘ lillll'tl \ ‘t'lit‘l '5». lilnitctl; SIIr.
A. lillil. iiltil .\ Son limitt'I;d
(mill-rt. on I‘lllltllldzluc Stool 'linphtIto Natural Muskrat Goats,
. . .' I.~.1Si lll .
(ilI'ItII ll-llIlIlIlI.IlI.llIIIll-lili‘lItI-lds IlIiIllliItt'lIl~I—I.IIMI-1 ‘1‘“ “1"st 1"“3' full "I'“I0“llI IMWIMWI
dutiful! ('uatut'rllllitm .\It‘ll* l'url.‘ “Iii“.‘lb- $85.00
REST PERIODS CDNSERVE The same 11106101. .-.
ENERGY 'OF WORKERS' *5 im'IIt‘SI'IIIu- ' ‘ $9500
Permitting Label-era to Become F... Natural Muskrat. Coats,
“Que" Cuts Down Pmdufl'on' I I3 ill-sill». ionn‘. with Sllil\\i l'ul w . “ml t'lIiIlIS‘
“W” I Hi illt i...” i‘ldi. i'IlIIl Su'l'l'p .Iilll iIl'll—
I'llllpioycl's of labor have found that. .. . - 3 I II
: output may he increased, not by Work I'HII II lImHI‘II“‘ $12500
Natural Muskrat Coats,
50 inches long, 105 inch swoop, with 001- '
lar, calls and 12 inch borders of Hudson II I
Send. Brocadcd linings, $150.00
'51. ~~«
48 inches long, with Skunk Raccoon col-I
lar and cuffs. Heavy brocaded lining,
Natural Muskrat Cats,
45 inches long, made of “let- down” skins.
Heavy brocaded linings,
Plain Hudson Seal Coats,
. .(dyedlMuskrat), 45 inches long, perfectly
5 matched skins of highest quality, anode f
I with hill sweepnnd brocadedlinings, $150.00
Plain Hudgonfiea'l com, , '
.45. inches long, made' with extra full
sweep, $195.00
M SHIN-Cm, II III
45 inohcaiong, Raccoon
borders.
$175.00
$195.00 W
151-23“
collarp, ends and
Especially good for motoring,-
sosnog
,I GARS‘M i
A WEBTOBURN
NEW YORK Aug, 13. ——-An.investl«.i‘ * . {4110
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.————-—.. a
criminote against employes because
cf union 'aflliiutlona. The strikers’
reply is expected today.
More than hi) hundred strikebreak-
' ers. deported from the city yesterday
itoduy. were be-
lssouri 16 miles
Jilly strike symo'athlze
ing held at .SIelIla,
t of hero.
pon request by the. strikcbreakers
that they be: allowed to leave thectty,
Chief 01! Police Flablch lad 'them
through a attract lined With jearing
lspectntmu 'to Union otatiun,,t whore.
, mined I20n» board a in:
(waiting their dooarture twéivo'hour
2 19
The investigators. Louis. 'E'. «Kirsten;
later.
' «ml no enplanntlon man made
- —~-I—*..r ~~~ lontheir stop. at Salsa.
I Uhargoo that the police department
J‘rnnnly aldedl with the strikers were
to by by Presiden‘tIKealyl'and
manual 3 t lb 9 tractionoom gum
, 'Ii’ 90"!«fiilyuntilfio’dodg.
If . inn. WM ,
August, Sale of Fur—s-
Coats, Scarves and MUFFS
The Furs presented in this Saleczlrry the fullest guarantee of the
House of Read. No stronger affirmation need be given. These special
offeringsin the month of August prOvide savings fro om 20 to 30 per cent
over what probably must: be charged later In the season. This 13 really
an occasion for those who wish to buy 01' who will neéd new Furs this fall, .
‘ctnployImenI discharged. lifter August i CLAY CENTERS Kilns- Aug. 13-“l
'1 of this yean and. would not dis- ’Continuéd improvement. was Shown to~
Ostenslbly the men left for St. I
If you have nochargo
account and it is your
custom to pay cash, a dc- ..
posit of 20 per cent of the 3
price of Furs selected will ’
secule the m for you until
the time you adlisc for
delivery.
, All linings are guaran- _ f
iced tor two seasons.
pl {431; ”Muskrat Coats. I
.- .
I l 1':' l
"l‘.. illll'II' :IiI ‘lIII' liliwi ~I-ll-.-ll>~l
'1»... lll.:Ii-'ill"l .~~lllll.\. 9,325.00
15‘ doll Mar ~krzlt Goats, - f7
"iIl l'lI-itl- Ivor, llllllmll Saul! t‘illil‘l'S :lllll
t'lIIIIx. iIllll >\'.'00I\', Sid-"0.00
Hudson Seal Coats. .
'i‘I Ilil lit“ I-:Ii‘.:‘. t'illu' t'tlilttl'S. I'tliIlIS till<l \\‘ltlt'
illlllit I' i tIiI \i" .Ylili $300.00
. I
Hudson Seal Coat, _.. -5.
v - » - . . . f
In liit‘lti'h it'll: ,II‘i‘Il‘ill‘i‘\\‘ il"3‘ilv\‘l'iil.~lt'll m
l
with Mtl'll \l'ilil'
s . $300.00
lllt‘tlt'i. tillliIl’t’tl llll :ll’ilillitl,
SI ii i 1‘.
Hudson Seal Coat,
lilIItl'lI lllmilIi. '. l'u‘..'«' llilli
\\’it‘.l' I'llpt' l'olldl “I;
‘ ll-llll'll lilll'tll‘l ot‘ Skunk. lile'll i'llll
sun-0p. $500.00
Scotch Moleskin Coats,
48 inches long, with collars and cuffs. of "I
taupe Fox. II‘illade with extra full sweep, $450 00 ".
Russian Squirrel Coats, . .
45 inches long, 120-inch sweep, all per-
fectly matched,
Scotch Moleskin Coats,
45 inches long, with collars, cufifsnnd bor-
' ders of taupe Fox,
Leopard Skin Coats,
48 inches long, wide shawl collars and cutfsl
l of Beaver, $285.00
Skunk Mutts, of finest skins. Brices accordingjg
$350.0o I
' I
$575.00
VVP
.slze, . .
l" $20.00, $25.00, $37.50, $45.00 and $55.00
Hudson Seal Mutts, prices according to size, ;
“ "'. $17 50, $25.00 and $35.00.: ,3, 1‘
..~';_._ .IIIIpel Wolvauffs,I 13" ' .
....._. r...__. ”*4...
crowd to burn four street cars. Chiei‘. Hartford railroad early today by the:
Flahive and other city officials denied. cm“, of a trolley car which runs oven
the charges.
' the steam line...” it: is believed lac-wall
‘ MR; T-AFT :CONYI'I‘I WES TO 'le Ikilled by aItrain during the night. min
PB‘JVE. I I _~__ -..._....___ i
MY DEPIENDENTS {Ea-.3
M—— . ‘
day in the condi ion of former Presi- _- __ \II
,, , '1 , . _' 2‘s ' ' . . .
dent William H. Taft, who was taken . YACVZIf‘Itrlzl ‘I‘I‘I‘I’I 33:1“?in ital
ill here witnl'ntcstlnal indigestion a—‘ ‘ ' “ “' 1" 5» ' l,
_ . Four uncles, three aunts, “.qu
week ago tonight. Mr. Taft. now has And on? or two others , "'l'iI'lI
ib‘ogun to eat regularly, although in. ' ‘ ‘. ' 581%:
- ‘. . fI _' '33:}.
small quantnies, aftel several days 0 And shoal d .1 he draftcd, . 'n'l
enforced tasting, and yesterday he sat What would the all d 'I IIIIII
up in his bed for the first time since To l'uo'w ”I“ wer h 0' 1""
the attack. Dr. B. F. Martial. in at.- would main 18‘6“???" "wig-I
tendance, said however, it probably , , ‘ me e ‘ “e" in" i '
would be two or three days before R
If thogovcrnmentvuilows them :1. ”‘5 ;
. Two thriltsand a month, Ilvtq'i‘ .
_ . , I will should ma muskqt l. "lnwx;
PLMNFIELD MAN KILLED. l And go .to the. front.
PLAINFIELD. Calm. Aux-13——The‘ And. kill the Kaiser.
body of Henry Newport colored, 45, of .
PIloIntleid was found beside the IItracksiI
Mr. Taft would be able to walk;
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