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Page of Foreign News from the Manchester Guardian with stories pur
chased from The Chicago Tribune indicated by lack of shading.
TEN YEARS AGO world news passed te
America largely through English hands.
American newspaper? obtained informa
tion of foreign events by purchasing the reports
of Londen dailies.
Then came the. World War and The Chicago
Tribune Foreign News Service, which has de
veloped amazingly in numbers and in efficiency
since the Armistice.
New The Chicago Tribune net only furnishes
te America a complete report of world events
from its own staff correspondents but it also
furnishes te the press of Europe authentic news
of Europe. Asia, Seuth America. Seme of the
world's leading newspapers pay The Tribune te
supplement the dispatches of their own men and
of press associations.
Every important newspaper en the continent of
Europe quotes The Chicago Tribune regularly
in its foreign news columns.
Lord Burnharn, proprietor of The Londen Daily
Telegraph, which buys the foreign news report
of The Chicago Tribune, wrote en September 27
te Jehn Steele of The Tribune's staff:
zvish te thank you very warmly for the
admirable service of news in the Xear Hast
which we are receiving from your correspond
ents and especially from Mr. Jehn Clayten,
whose enterprise and ability are beyond all
praise. It is a very important thing for us te
have your service and we much appreciate the
manner in which you are co-operating with us.
I am writing te Colonel McCormick in the
same strain by this mail, but I zvish te thank
you especially for what you are doing.
The first direct news the British Foreign Office
had as te the intentions of Mustapha Kemal
Pasha was contained in the exclusive interview
secured by Jehn Clayten a Chicago Tribune
reporter.
British newspapers have been filled with reports
from Clayten at Smyrna, Henry Wales at Cha-
nak, Otis Swift at AtHens and Geerge Seldes at
Moscow all of them staff representatives of The
Chicago Tribune.
These news gathering achievements are typical of
the dynamic energy manifested in advertising
and mechanical as well as in the editorial and
news departments of The Chicago Tribune,
A book of 300 pages with mere than 100 illustra illustra illustra
tionsdescriptiveef all processes in the publication
of The Tribune has just been issued. Operations
in The Tribune's vast pulp weed forests, news
print manufacture, our new process of Coleroto
printing, merchandising service te advertisers,
reportorial and make-up problems these are
representative of the range of subjects covered.
This book is entitled: The W G N. The price
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bridge and Clothier's in Philadelphia or send
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