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DAILY / a' DA1L1 AM' Bl -,
On? 1 SI Be '
One o? ten
Si XI a\ . I'AIU OM >
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I si fee Pastos ' ?? ? ? l cum
You ran purchase merchandise advertised
in THI 1 Kill SE v.ith absolute safety?foi
If ilooatlafartloB results in an> ' ISO ?Hi
TK1BI M gaaraatooo la paj roai bmboj
bsak upon reejUCaft. \o ra-cl tupe, no ?juib
hling. We make good promptly If the ad?
ver? i- ?-r does not.
Budge
et Reform Fails.
The in the House of
the?. ? failure. There is a
il.'Use.
? -
? - wer to
.;. As
? *i there has
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tr?'l ox the spr ? n BO Bl
in framing
? - Appropriations
? ? the exclusive
?.?.?-tion which it or.ro exercised and
were parcelled out for the
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mittoes.
Mouse still prevent n
? '<? control to the Ap
propri mmittee or even the crea?
ntroittee, of which
? he other commil te?
hall b? ? mbers.
rht the unwise practice of
l, Speaker Clark. Mr.
Kitchin, M ? "ahl and the other?
let the appropriations be
ear li the .-ame old
?
? iRintr sur--, nder 1 inertie
aeAciency. Our form of government
not lern! I ?- and
methodical t,-ir':f*et-makinir. The Execu
? ' ??? ?
for th- d is Billing
injudiciously because the
blame for extra' ?
?hat it m,.
bl?me for a g d deal of I n iiture
in which the departments are
Congi'
load the appropriations out of which its
own members can make political capital?
that i.-'. for ; . rivers anil ha
public buildings, useless army posts and
navy yard?.
On the whole, the :.
tivsa lias been much mor? frugal than
cither the Senate or the I !" al
ways appro] riat?
estimai ite asks
for, yet il st exti
i; bar
iel" .-ort. It can never hope to regain its
? Va atril I>',tf of
the Tr?
penditnre from I view.
r* to take the lead :
i.tit.tr . ' ire in
which all branch? ent will
part ici]
T- pite ?
btitutional n
? ted which will
correspond with the n
'tween the
n the
lit in
... the lines along
? ?d and
the In ? on which the;
more in a
. :
?, tion wliii ?
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It oui
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gel
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i the
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Nitric Acid from the Atmosphere.
Hard upt General <
the devi ; ? thai will
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prepared "1 i the deri eh ion <>t' n I
aim of
ulland."
i .-n. bu1 il ? '
-. rk can
' g don? in the
prod ? aim of
rloudland";
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a mod?n?., i ?
in ? d for yea i at Notoddei N
w::\. I: al pn ? ???? ar? told, the
plant "has ;i DOW? " ol 3,.? kil'iwatts"
only, whereat four ; II '- I
dSO factory Used 50,000 and plans had
? the arorks
?
Mr, . ?tik? is doubtlesi righl in
ernrr-l .it, it it wants
cheap
?,f '.sat, i : ? . er for
manufactui ? : to have it." Nona
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bscausi of ' iM'iti of the country,]
I
where considerable bodies of watei
fr.ni the highland? to Um fjord?. The
. ( ?-it-.tn.- energy in this cot
makei it difficult to apply thia procei
., . only ta ith very c
. ? it be made t>> pa) ? ' hui.
in using 50,000 kilowatt? tlu* ?xatie
nitrogen at Notodden amounted to
than 7,600 ton? :i year.
There are other meat? ol
, i n from tit?' air, and po
of them may be more ?uitnble to the
ditiona prevailing here. But where
electri? an u ? d cheap electric eneri
Indispensable if tlu* production I
on .h?;
Forced Obedience to Law.
It \- tic action, ? ? he aaj .
Vdamson to clos?*
fiictori?'*- where fire hazard? were f?
i angerous enough to m< nace the live
? mployed in the building?. Hut :
i would nol have been 11
?? .? own? r? hml complied within a rea
time with the remedial order? isa
milar circumstance? the
Commis: ioner wo ild be well warrant?
y one of the 250 fa?
?? .
There ia ?t great deal of twaddle gi
.".round nl'ovit the persecution of the p
??rty owner, the 1 empli
in buildings, and the like. The plain
remain? that no matter how carel?*sa
or tenants may t ?? and that
. is a Bei
.'. I. Ill
?: precautions and safeguards wl
ra arc r?
Tlvy f
? lain thai ti t ?sonable ai
?
"*. et when forced to <l" il t
comply, and there aren't mar;
?.ti record that Buch e ha?
property owner.-- into 1
them to take up their moi
n something other than real esti
nissioner lys tl
ha? found it necessary i" perhaps
ue vaca til . but th
two factori?- which hi
ed; iii the
? then complied with thi
they defied '
law as far is the; ed, then capi
duty . ' i workers l
moral
much better for the community at lai
than a Triangle or
list.
Academic Audacity.
Modi sty '? ?" ribute
academ ?
Murra; remarked
the ? propensi
for discussii lie thf meril
P .? since tl '
gan
much of it has been of an aud
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t.. the height
G Jame:
University of T< i
- or .lair ?
Pan-American i as hi* imn
audience, that the nati
live s]
? ??.. palities)
? p ' .
in! . policy ?
appro-, al I of savant compost
He would ha'
?s divide I
g half to 1
? lA'OU
that h< : ter the nati
? a former
Pn sident, to insure hai ?
ration with the government faculty.
Professor James has tak<
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? rsity influence in <
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which (should n
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for a tip
well .
academic ad\ ?
f a nui
il p lo ophy.
Can Germany Manufacture Milk?
?
. tu look with d
c tti
. with conl dei
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* tufl which v
? ri we havi
sufficiently ami in pi?
Iii like ma
Brem i make
the attempl I
. of muniti
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..?.?an nit i
I a kilogram of cotton ha
in the .. .
Nay, when the war ia over thi
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the neu
rior.
t '..tu t
rVestarp's assura
if Germany are
?? may
Bul ame time wc h
' the scarcity of
milk, and then ation thai
?
tolei able equiv?
alent for milk is nol
i en wi the use of mar?
garine a? a ?ubatitute foi
* artificial milk might be found winch
would
.
ally been placed i th?
and a 'The 1
ically lishable from i
and physical!) show s clos. to it.
According to the report, it "
like milk snd ha ? i ound, s cet, fattj
flavor nol unlike thai of rich null.." though
n prob ii . fab and mineral al! i sre
drawn exclusively from vegetable bou
It ?-.-m ?\ ?n be n ed for making ch< i ?
though entirely fie? from animal matter.
Obviously, however, chemical and pi ]
?'-, i '"t to ? tablisb
the phyi iological te I I ,1"'
only valid one. "The Lancet" thinks "there
no reason a hy it hould nol po ? the
ame nutritive propertiea of cow'i milk it
self," but until it ha had ? thorough ti ial
it iv id!, to speculate on theoretical
grounds.
It maj be presumed lhai th? Germant
, yet no m " iniil.'ii" or we should
have hi ard ol it before this. Here i s
problem worth) of the effort of their
chemists, who, in the popular imagii i
are \\- llnigh omnipot?
Needed Shrievalty Reforms.
It is unusual for a Sheriff to make any
formal repoii to the Govei nor, bul three
recommendations in Mr. G if? nhagen'
?ommunication ? ,!| Bdmii istra
ended, arc important enough to
. ? ?? thai Lud
1 w Streel jail be abolished, tl
? ? for debl ? ' inued and that
the Sh< fl " he placed on a straight
salary '? .. . Mom ' '? ition?
is new; the 1
any of tht m, and yet, notwithstanding
?
lappened. Il i
hoped that
his attentii i '
. to urge them
? ?i,ii.
The abolishnv : idlou
he wiping mpi
debt are ] e refi rm. If the
?uated and cruel proi
,'. jiermit;:' ? for fail?
ure to pay i to pa) judg?
? qui civil act
there would be
?
? I'! tl?
the home of the Alimony Club.
? i lie of
?
\ ?inn. f the i
to make him do
thr
from
; rture,
?
bscrew, the
I th?
-, first 1 1er of
the SI erifl - rd to d<
Tl.,' Sheriff'!
Ii addition, in
19] : M r. '? ?rifenhai ?
1915 the emoliini' I
will be aboul the ' I .'?? com
tion is given for work not so ini
fficials
?
systen
?
.'.- be held liable personally for
the r?
a misb
ably bad :
ol law, wh ? Bui
t it is a di etter. The
?i' has a counsel, a
and law clerk paid by th?
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Air;
fees would Bave 1
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RI PUBLICAN OPPORTUNITY.
Must I'lirnw Out Discredited PoHtl
Claai and Adopt I earless Platform.
Te tl?,. Editor ef Th? Tribuna?
Su : 11 ?? R< publteaa party ta 'luv baa ta
oppoi tuait) ? ??? ?i - Buchaafcd it, a?
r\.. ptiag ISSO, Oar country i i la i"11
1 ne pari. la power hu< cruelly maimed ai
... mbared 11 Th? Idaala tha? ?a
inatllled bj our forefathers and eh?
? , . ganei itlon bar? boea throwa ruth
into th? hrrnphe.ip.
Oui hooor, ear patri?tica*, ha?? basa l'?r
t. ...i foi political gain. Aa alian rot? ha
1 te OBtWl u h "?ir duty. A ?lai I
.?.?M th? placa of ? eouragaou? dignitj
Ail . . ird thai our fon
feucht, bled and died for havt? give? plai
COSl policy. Thi Ann'ii
,- ? and th?r? .ire many, haag theli
m hame and Impotenl rage.
I, the Republican party will bal ?oie? il
Bell ?i the *earl?aa defender af that Amen
eanUffl m trampled, it would aweep the com
i' i' m ?re n u I aol attach to the R?
, ? an* luapieian that its ruler
. , di d bj i ?i tonal ambition ai p?
hatreds, it must b? abova leapielon, feai
ere. Will it d? ao " ? an II di
rb men n- Ran i Penre e, Hillii
. , Sroool and their stripe in c
Manife t |j not* t hese mi ? were ti
found guilty in 1912. .bj they wear th?
i tri pei placed upon them by thi people a
the poll- m 1912. Thi eleel proved, if I
? tli?*ir views and act'
had pi '
pit ?fui t wo I c fac?
that, l . ? I. hav?
reit?
l'.'l'i ?
psenting a rid
.-'. r ? ther by i Ight of n
and desin the great
cans, it n ? l ?
n 1912
... 1912 opene?
or t.. th- Ii ? ??
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B our ear ?
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rifice of honoi
Mi an policy
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; ilicy, which
"ii and ehil
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trat all that
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. .! fill ur. theii
? | . riff | peril
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refuse to rosl
treds of i
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? .. with it? IERICAN.
1 -... D< 1916.
\ti Extension of Democracy.
To thi - :' The Tribu?
Sir: A 1?
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ber 23. It ?
f the "i ork Public
' inuary next.
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EVA IXGERSOLI BROWN.
'.. V.. Dec
Glauber's Salt for Influen/a.
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grip. inta*
tftei of the
i*n lulphui 1 ake
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A. HA-HA'.I \.
forl Dee. ? ?. Itlt.
THE USUAL REMEDY.
"VIVE LA FRANCE!"
Our New Yr.tr Wishes for the French Republic Evoke Heartfelt Tributes to the Defender of Democracy, In?
terspersed ?with expressions of Gratitude?But We I lave Our Critica Also, Mainly
Concerned with Our Comparison?}.
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"Vive ; . ;
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Prance in 1
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the despot
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they will bequeath tu the world,
P, I". DELGADO.
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A Pacifist's Pretest
To the Bditi
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to rial. What do . from
such edil
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You ? re, \ou are
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thing a
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You speak of "B German lust,"
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t'.r?'!y I " - ?
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Surely, > an s % ??erman-i \
the \aui. Iliinlv, weit? they all, U3
!;?-rmniis. brutei
etc., tl ? '
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inothei
I work in I
You say 1 rave and "Vive la.
France!" for going to war
foul, v I
;i men
?,wn eountrj , E" t
(TO to War. PI
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! am twei rears old,
in ver;. I ment
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What Democracy Stands For.
Sir: ; In your adl
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with ins
been lacking to A
courage that sopi tion, that
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.:nst the foul bar'
. ae down from the north i
,.;:ier II I
If only there were
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tmerican ]
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as j ou saj
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by our loved 1
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LEONCE LEVY.
Xew Y. rk, De?, 27, 1915.
"Keep I'p the Qood Work."
To the Editor ol ? . une.
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gratifying and answering to my f
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?. and pei list ind
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inmis
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In- 1er The Tribune
from :
three brother
anxious to be able to vote for r. R.
A READI
New York. Dee. 28, 1915.
(lood Wishes fur New Year.
To the Editor ?f i i ?? ."?
Sir: Wha plea?
11 ibuna ha
giving ? '"i,i man Def? .?*." I
Mr. Wil Has Fails i r " "\':'... Is Frs
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of G v Smalley are treats
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ag t" Briggs, Samuel llopkl is ?da ?
?-?lui- Own Samuel Pepys" ? f rhi I
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year be full and brimming over, is the sin?
cere wish of MUS JOHN It ? AJ1PB1 ' L
Brooklyn, Dec. 30, I
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