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ton c?n purchase merchasdlee advertl?ed
in THI TRIB1 Ni rlth aboolut?
if disastlafact -n rc-ulis in as*
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b.ii'-a ??.;??? - No re ? qulh
b?inc. ? ? 1 promptl*? il tl
verlioer do?M '-"t.
Unncc.?=.s.^r* Of Pub?
lic Funds.
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case
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boom, h? to an un
?
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elieves ths
boom e
*
Nonsense About Conscription,
\ about th? ?
scription es
which tara peopl ' ? f-an
understand. Th:i
l ?
con
f t ho por?- nal
a ?
citizen
?
-
?dut.?""*. ?? i as an a:
ur.'. - ' '
:..-?-? potic g
dividual caps f ai
-ni'- ? e of
o property
through the taxing powei
:-m ar.d
-
?
?s intelligible. It has
?
?n Gn that - ??"?ion at any
tini*?
v? been a mistake,
urged ??ary nysf-m was fur
? s government
?.?ou.?I eqi and use, and that no
real i
served I j ?-.-. t the ii '? rior ra*.v
material ?.. had volunteer.
It has a'so be?
ich in Greal
?ja.
Il ?? oom
V ? .
to the ?exclusion
?ion is bs
expediency pure ar.d simple. The princi?
pie of uni ver: ?-ary service In
time of war remains unaffected by Buch
B, and it is against a recogni?
tion of this prii that the British I.a
'?,,>? . .
.
Such a protest ll not In any sense a
? ocratic spirit or
?>f devotion to personal freedom, as de?
rades ....'.
In our ?Civil War the South
la tha front ;?vls was .-.,*
-?? d by the G tl -ritics of l
? | re s KB i t-.? g] ave, Tho
: to the draft, aa
it had a pea ;t to do. All ma'e c.t
i of 0
:.
included by o
th our ideas of demoe
? Ideas
den;!-?r:/V M Still I
rs -of the ty i f Av s and
rerland. Hoth th??-?e countries ;
fard it as a
SC*e that y
* ' ealth.
The principle universal servi?*?] I
fact, s COT the prim
a ?- squal ri
must hav? a The
sra onll??ii
tl e natio*. I S of ?
?
ha srtfl defend ? r not srh?
I to do I ?:.?'
It ii ? ? ' ?
-.? ? ? ?
ai ? ' ?
Tl s con! the Britisl
trade uni ? is
deiiT-rat?r tl '* '
bpirit . *
aaai cannot.
ish labor t
If t!:is CO.:'
? ., ?
S'ich a ?*' ;?
rt.ee.Wi
n of citi'i ., every
? otros th?
Iptloi .. ?
. '
the proper tithoriti-SS. But it would ?.?
with our democn
. ? . es to i
?
An U.imuz-l--". Military Ri* view,
number
n and 1
'
the tin
1 el ?tod Stal
mal of tl
itiona. I
er read
le the
. y h;iiii]>i -?'.I I v
\V;ir and N;i\ y
.i.c no1 permitted t?>
:,: ; rae ? ticism of milit*
? i . ..?:..; if thi ?
re to be t'll'H a
to a pro]
? ???
i
which war
. I ? ':
. tit:i
M L L. Coi ger b
. the latter i
? .
; he Si
:i spirit I
? ? The high?
' ?
' li
a" no Ott
ins l>o
? ider outworn milita
. ? . ? face the -.-rim trul
? '.. ? ...
pre] itelj ?
? -/ journs opporl
. . ? ? '?'
A "C.rvrtcsy First" Campaign.
?
r n*r
", .
? - ??:
t thi .
? ? public whic
?
.. .... lesires to ]
? ? . "'? is to I
Bureau1 I
tl re ia a decreasing ratio c
-, caused by automobile? to the r.un
ara in use, the total of injurir
deaths mounts at an appallirf- ral
Bar. Tho automobile n-.ay be le
? l er of automol
? ? fast that they ?:re, when in
ited, a c instant n
in the s* ? . . ? citie
e la naturally an ant
part s motoi
lerate driv4
. ' ? '? :? " ? ill h:
- colleague. Tl. I
?
'. ?? In other ?
? r own hou.-o.
rsrt" movement. ?
. ? ess to admi
<? who '.\:i.
? ?
land, may very well produce th
? i ?
?
? mutual r<
rights of ?arli by the oth " .?rour*
'...e laws and
for the protection if both are e
- about the safety of al
le that this d<
? ??. reached better 1
work ? en men:: \, clas
t- o ?-at na rat m by em]
??'ice.
Grip ?and the Police.
Health i mar has
*s Department for '
?"op?ration" in dealing with the pre
a: dlsssaasa of the reaplratory organ?
.; pneu m o rila, bronchitis ai
ment provisionally describe?.
1p What be as' | . " t:.e
Insure the enforcement of
"thi e, and to tl
t tha F
? ... order to the V
p- th? to warn ??il peopli wli
. ?-. ol ser re I spit * in public ;
aw and an
? *."
less than '.".' B "saTaoni
were taken up for -"pitting, and of these
forty-i ai argad But
has not bacn e* tlrely broken, and
Emerson thinks I be wen by
* srarni * I iv< naas serve '
? larpe nut ibei ' : ??" and "eepe
thoSM v.1 *?? : on platforma of sub
stal ons ir In the cars."
? I made for ;
tion of cards oi
ara i the law
You are subject t?> ar
* the has
your f<
supei re out of
.to tha m? sre su]
Por inst
? ?
es la near]
-
?
? ' ?
?
?
r - ut if the i
a- ' '
vvo'la bu found that m reiaalivc.j- few Ua-?
? . . ' pneumonia 01
. I ?? In ,l"
. i : ?on I "? ?
If II wen
'?? :i way :?
.n ?! "?? tm
ii ? isibly I' ?
? '
then ''"i'?'.
... | . ?? dfl
,-\ ! j v ;,?, \, ' means thsy can |,(>
, to i- | them into the babil of
. in? 11 ?? i '., r.i nri'l ease <>f their
r.eigh
i., this ??! i! tin? p?-i,.,, ?oi ? again I the
and uni sry hi ; *? 11 ; 11
? ? salue, By compejlin \
s neo ? ? ??" cars >
ne particular th?ey may I? urn bj de
U> give some though! to the rights
Tin? best way ti? get rid "i bl I
l ] 'I - '.'' I l!' the
B Police 1' |?art
,.;1t ,- . .1 babil eompu ?rj
drive ?''?t several bad ones,
t ?nly by comp? g the tl U? as t??
Ignorance and Bliss.
Ma ' , of ?course, ia to
condole wil -? i who has :
ten In is e, ?m the assump
due wholly
mental proc
I
I' would
I il
... arell for hi
and n domestic ha
? ope !
? '? . then, srill
.tr?llate Mr.
: ! Kansas I !lty, v. !,o iras
. ':.-- ,v c?. simply
? iby."
\ ? Onda him
' '
n his th? children ut lu
prii ?
Id, bu
an idea in whic
? ?
i ?
th?
? i r\ . ." emory."
We sii cerely I t the ] ity he
?
Ii i mes
.fathei
gladly un?
ten
forget
License Automobile Owners.
- !
?n for;
? chauf?
feurs and bros len the condil ? m .1er
which a license may I or re?
voked, Such ? eve b?
:
. - evei
? '
?.n why i
rar owners shot to what
now
the issua chauf
. uthly rea
?Irive
,t rar should r?' t a i al penalty
'"
'
? ow, with '
be He? ?
(feurs he i ? ? ? of th??
in Oil:- ? .- ,. ? . I
e put i ......
,,-?,);. ? .,,,.. .
?? ?
h puni hn i I
action by i ? ting
?
the laws -.. I not I i pleasant
t ? - ? ? ? ms to be
Geni lili i ter*
.(fairs ? ' ' -
men ? If we ha.l only
best t
frail
..
i ...
? -
Exhaustion Which D? e v I Exhaust
It Is a i
. ? ?
?re arg
? for the rs?
ftei - made In Eu - i nation ?
? . || - ar ara
? ? th? itori ef their
?
. our ovni Civil V.'ar aras a-?ari ut
had ?orne real - i and a srga body
ttempt I
?Itb e ?. i?trian
i? free
om M x i ce, al?n g
? ? . i , . . mand
don I
pre?
' ?
the
?
We spoke i
|
?
?
?? .
toricui
? ? ? ? to atl ....
-
?
'.ia.? ?,;.c? it wa? tii listed
"Mil III"
Il/ai H .? i le if H Deceived only
Americans, N?>t Oermans?
il Tribut
,,. , ii .1 of -i mus?
: . , , one of
...i.. . :. ? ? ? ' ?
er o ro? ? toi .?!*?. namel),
etna ? i ri ?? " ka I ? ' ?
commenting in "\ 4.- la Prsnee!" you do nol
quarely frame the ? nos
stile than cumulative rltuperation It fal i
to the ground precis? ly foi thi sass i i
??H that Innumerable diplomatic noies fol?
lowing a Bubstantial ultima um fall, ns
bal having elated u dednite conclus on, no h
h , can be "'I led by ubaeqi ent n atemente
v*.i,Uli lack the one vital ingredient of fores,
l ?.ut la precise'] your aituation Vou began
with splendic1 and Intelligent sditoriala ?id
sg ths maintenance, nndei sll elreum
,. of ths digi Ity of the United 8 ?t?'<.
? ?-i sduall* receded from th it po
it.on to proAtless, pusrils denunciation '?.'
BtratiotB.
I he worth S? BUI ', I ' '
a i bj tl ?? manner In which yes beg ?
Lie." V'.u point out tl it ? hoi bs
l th.* Or. an government
that In- would bold it ta "strict e< ui labil
?>" he did m.? tiieiiri it, an I he aid I s b
oven i "kruw he did nol mean it"
lit to can be a
,i ? d to deceivi
i?* .* be m ? "' ' r too 1 province
ii
s your pur]
trationyon
f it be your purpoi lo d cat? n re
:'.,! moral ? tn i elerelly
: si this ""overnnn it, aga
|USI
??? ? ? ? r thod j ii will event
? ? . ?.-.,.. of youi ote ? ? '?
nd retain o thi tuous i
? arho write thi ei oi I tril
usually folio? your outbureta of Ane writ
I AJsTIN l'Ai LOB.
"?.rk, JaS ''. 1911.
A Strong Nan Needed.
To the Editor of The 1 buns
ir edit he Lie" co* si
auch manly snd oui
nicstioi le of J
\
- man who
: . .i
?
siso I entitli
? If a
?
? red by
I
.
?
? I ?.
?
are fa esent ? be com
?
r A ',? ii ?DRU II.
?
Debatable, at Most.
?? Editor of : a Trih me.
Sir: Whether i un haa
misrepre ented
lustria
. .itiur."
Hut
? *
morning1 ...
I nerican
cruel ?
.
?
?
:
Not Respectful or Irnc,
?
' ? - . . ?
ould prii . ? la this. It
" true, and you I rr,r. I
i sm ? Ke
rt. 1 roted for Aera
Lincoln and ? n can
'.I ?I.V.
? Roos? t, snd I would soon? - i ote
evelt.
Mr. V, il ion i? :: a Pn the /
eat, high
.
i be 1
1 ,
in id
AN' OCTOGENARIAN,
ton, Ji.n 6, :
Not a Man. hut an Inkwell.
To the Kili'.or of The fnh ine.
i ? i peper wa ?
,out and lenl to me this n\pti ; s* I-, it you
B a liar for t . rman*
s w< ? ? ?
.
i novel ful
t min?
be it apoken, Mr t a man; he la
?*n inl ' ? rath at th? bottom of
?n Inkwell T Perha| t's I - to tall
... e Mi V.
i ' ; ' . ' :.ns
BW York, Jan fl. 1910.
Flpbi or Sink
fo ths Editor of The Trih .
Sir; If th;- count S up to '-?
- ? - .
? ? the rls
? i
?iiwardlj cour tries h I
Tort Jefferson, N'. V. D? e 27,
The New Pusillanimity.
the Editai
I.*
?
? ? ? fret
? - '
-
?
Pi . N. J . J .
tor of .
'?-..?
?oral*-. . ?oes to
. " * ? a. -
"The '
is a . lenient 1
imarting ti
? lata whii
.?- placed as! ANNIE KILBI ::". klLMLL.
New lirunawick, N. J., Jai.. S>, I ?VI8.
-LET HIM DEFEND US!"
NEUTRAL AMERICA
A People Supinely Quiescent Under Insult and Injury?The Honor of Americans Being Sold Fot ' V-V moran!?
Qu-etude?Do They Understand thr Condition in Which the Admini
tion's Policy N.is Left the Country?
? The Tribune.
Our President ha* from the
irged up'iti s? to ba neutral; to keer our
On *he "-of' ", -o nay or do notl
which eould disturb our relations with o?
? .- v.--?ro at pence.
. nd "ane counsel,
\ . - ? iple have !i\ed u;) t<
n full i our ps
meaning to i Is I s liyph
their nal ive or anceet
-. a right ? - ?
back of is s -' '"' ,;. I '
arould elsrsys maint
an honor even to r.-tion. If
. y . , _-) teouei aas
? .in and nstioi
a? n people lupin
? ? ? . ? ries of ir.-: '
nevi ???'<?'. the patrie
? , ? , ? being foui,.
end redressed.
? is being bartri
da for the ..?
temporal and de'.ight
which we nil so mi
lo'.e when it can be ours righteously.
i mightier thnn the swo
.?vcopt when we u-w our pen and the otl:
?
? hav? alwaya, until th? historical reco
of the Isat few 3 . aep-eclally the h
1, been proud of being
I 1 had fell tl tl there was
oui ec rd ?1 a i ?'?'
I felt that I eould travel the ?.v. t
? .1 ? an Ame 11 !
? .-e- ?--K'ion ?ad t'.one go
:?? hsd written I to tl"? reeorda of tl
It'ntte of America, sometimes wl
..! 0? men.
To day, lo..er. OB -?.hat can be tinned
?j? of pride In b? inif en American?
The trii -e,i, of Mexico, incotitrover* ib
illuminated from the reeorda of George Ha
? in "The North American Review,"
tura of Americas dishonor.
Y..*. It is a mere sideebow te th? >*'"..?.
; apon us by the r-Tonls ?
the I ? ? ?? ar.
Do we r? rent to be s ?lscrs lited h?
?red nation ! I'o our ;>
. what I* being done to ?hem ns
? * ''n th??y knew, ! a>lj. that the honn
of Nmericans i? being sold for dlshsnorshl
tude.
1 .??. kr r,w '\ut ?!': fhnt rh? Amei i
people hav? itrlven for from th? days e
.gh the -1 iMo-r-i ?if Line?..1. ai
la slipping ti ro'.i?--h our Angers.
We are not a wsrilhe !??o:ile Yet we hav
before li history Ived andar a region
?;" or been coun?ell-?d I.
. ? ? ? 1 road to e.?.*-!?''.," ai
dishonor.
eai was -1 mas of peace. It wa?
st 1 nent dl s he si
? I ?' "blood and |r
1 eeinted ?..
?nory of : I |
??!?) foughl ',. ?? ild In dis
? ' of tha'
king of th?
r, of no t
?
ss t? the Lual
''??-? Ameri
? liegrsce 1 ? ? fter c? as from
in, D C.
m nt has new 1 bed the ]
Wi.a* Is t0 SO '.he , : . .
rleans and of the honor of u.ir
II ?
eraeniltlv? ? ? ? r that
? ? ? 1 weaaeaa i. ba -
?1 thlsg <.f the
?times ? wonder st ear pssslvesess
naull W I-,-. '-j itf
? 1 wa? brought up and trained in u? idea
'that it -ras ths duty of ths --overr.rr.er.- to
protect the rights of aven th? most unim
portant American wherever ovsr the
world ! - ' ' a hualnose or r-i**"1 wire.
I wos taught to believe * a duty ta servi
m the militi to ire la --?!'? li I '
the naUoi I far i
: self-respect snd ... si - ?
ord? i
Tb-day ws e.he ranks sf I
tats I I -.cates of peace
.... hen there is no peace
with honor to be ?"I
Lei as forget Be ?turn and the solemn
imperial tr^uty if wo cur. SI ge ".
] cans. We es I ll Hvors t"i?d
snd clothinp with the ' ? ths con
?in. i or I nt ?vhich ! ; sntUS
??d'y, Blub'' - hin "li" fi
tiona of the Genera I for i
to do v h a ? B] 'll) to
rman Ami till repre
-? . ? Invader, ii
ington.
Let us forget the raps of Belgi im, I say,
snd rend th? sns to free
Americans ta bs ted upon or
rath.
Lualtai i Adven lement.)
Mirnr.
TRAVELLERS intendi g to embark on
the Atlantic voyage are reminded that a
a of war ei sei Germany and
her allisa snd I real Britain snd her
allies ' ' of wir ?nelud * ths
itera adjacent to the British Isles; that,
In acconlance with formal not ici given
tent,
ressels Hying the flag of Great Brits
or of my " " are liabl
? -action in those iraten an?) that
ths wsr tone on ships
of Great Britain or her slues do so at
their or- n risk.
IMPERIAL GERMAN EMBAB8T.
Washington, D, C . A| ril tl, Itll
These Inatruetiona to Americans (1 said
tree Amer runs sbovs; I om.t it hereafter
by direction of Ills Imperial Ma;? "
German Emperor through hia repreeentat
to us (we Americana), H - Exce ?
BernstorIF, the German Ambassi
itunned ne, Ws bad sever i
4 before, '. i ial snd Ii ?
rstivs i inner of ths ? I i Amer
-, ? ? 4-, e. or" ? oui - lalj
'?'? . the insult of this published notice Im
mediat? a Gei
? tmbaaaador w ,* he toi ! that he ssaat
tantl) -ee that t.o harm shou.d come'.'
Wim he told he must avert ?t? Does any one
. ibl 'I a' tl ' ?"? rvening Avs days a real
American ge? i I might have psratMded
the Gen te murder u?. '.'
Oar travel lera liki the free Assericaas they
thought sail en their law! il
laions, with, as they thought, the great
American r <* ? ? ? ? ** bscklng them sp Is
. rights sad gusrsn eli safety.
Plvs dayi later they Brei - r.* 1. snd not
a Ongsr havs we fted lefene? af our
American : i Ws tal i indemnityl
1'.'. ?
" i cl I dren ?
il order, 181
it le negotiating to a?
(?frmsny.
German Ai
In Washington, th? I
a New Yoi arhi
city ha*? lost the |
people i lerstai
resent h.-!? '
Dees i k for s "hat ?.!
sr Ami ? '
? ?
?
? ?? * :i* ;? l. tage '.'
But why ? .
nts a
and "-.trie-.
mal cam
ricane eo
?
eful proa i i .? ice
??i d dlegra? efu! h
We de i . .i thi
marins wh ? murder? d mangara i
'??i eons ? ed oi the wrist." w i
esquisses Is thi is died isecutiea of Mies
i aval I Ws are a greal people
With wLat ?ubanMivauea? ?hail wo take the,
- ??hen pnb
"Bal '" bei '
-. . neither
... .- eeeatryaal
ngtono?
'
? ?*
-
The ' * '"
& real get.oral.
If approval of our < ' "
... ? ?
Shall we net redi '
a not t ?
tea c i gai it
head and a wooden h)
.. I 101
Detroit, Jsa. I, Ifll
Night School Educatfc?.
.
ths ell ''?"? "'
and have I ?"
ong, i baas a
children to 1 av? in i
I egmnir.g ef ths I r Bight aha
wan fairly satisfactOI "' c"*"
lag of ,lic : ten nee n ?* n
ad bjr our | ? aaamaj
millinery a: d i * SSS ?&???
doned ? ? he ??"
of fui
Why I -ay ' ? ? * : " '? *"
eau.se the i -tn "J;
children, ; ' -:
Ameriea, di not r? qn -- ' *'? ' *
i
I ?>r''
is all tha' I ??**?'"'
are. and thil
M M ??*'*
trial *_J J"
... ? ? '' , a"
? m
I may have ' : T'* **
.--i->ri four ni| ' c'a''Ji
.-..,-??? ' m aaasa
?'HS.
I? it po?-i-.' i t'nat ! saUvi Pfl^
re ,..?.?. ? '? US ??*
than It requil
leers the '?*? ' *"
?'' : -a-?
Bn
Derm Br ?? '? rc.
To the Edil * * ,,
Bin ?"'* .1
in yi". -' '? ??
a, tela* san*
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t ?v.t aw
pie Ini ? r'"|J*.',
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