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l>ai k upon reqaeet. Vo red lape, n<> ?ruh
blinir. w ?? make coud promptl? if the ad
?crti-? r ?'? r - m?t.
Montenegro and the War.
Il?ci?
to ? in the midst
of a fit tt an tho
Dill value
tt the i sr appeal
th.-.- *y value
-?tin.:! ed to ? which h< ?
thereby t and the
tenegro: It' you
i-ay that ni area i bout ?qual
to that of Com I
i : i? 7 ? I'.lion hac
been conquered and probal i sted
from tl ? plain that vom
m\in** ' si import
has ha]
?ed a*i u
tilar cor- I fan tho war with oi
weal; i: ? ources in I
aro oxl ?
On tho other hand. y that Gor
nir r allies have I iin
?.:hcr nation, and that now than
three c .- the
Nictorious armie- I ; If
you d\M ' ? 'ont of t:
es wttnei tho submi*
>ou can ? ai ly \ - I tim of your
fwn words and pi which
dees
The i
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the Bs
abk 1" ' ? thu?
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of her 1 r be
twoen G and her Western foes the
. at
might expect, * iiad for the
and the
in which Germany ha
Aft
rom an
more than
ritory?
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Great :
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all
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manu?
iactui ery. In
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ill? ?
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, d Great Brit nol thai
tal ?v?
into her ]
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from ? and con'
i tr.'in time
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iiino..' ta to i
industry,
? ' . ed.
rho i
pied by 1
.Gen
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t-ho""" , dty total tl
gin before tl
r com
What we ha the ] I thai
?, money and
i i al! i parably
.
was
i small
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month i
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? id?- ton*
al i
I* i?'!' ? . d them to overtak?
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hi ? .. .
Germany ?'f all commercial activity
paralyze her foreign tradt.
I . en era arould remembei 11 ? ?* hii
<?i the Civil War, of the Napoleonic ??
and not ii\ their attention upon the n
inridei ta s i ont* s t ? - ? I a ith the la
,. ten! war, they would
?reive thai the conflict is proceeding abo
all similar conflicts have proceeded,
that such differem ? s there is Inure i
?.itt of tin1 enemies of German].
tween midsummer of l**-''."1 and Um b|
"* 1807 Napolron defeated Austria at
and Austerlitz, Prussia at .Una ami A
. . Russia at 1 riedland. 11?. i omp
Austria and Prussia to nuiKc peace oi
I bj threat and artil.ee
Miaded beaten Russia to become hi
;it Tilsit
In tlir American eaee Bull Run
fought in July. 1861, and there folk
g sei ?es of defeats in the Penini
at Second Hull Run, at Fredericksbun
? Hors*? ill??, before ire cama to ?Gel
burg in July, 1863, and superior resou
at last began to tell. I
rothing i clearer than ihat the Gar
success lias not approximated Napole
and that Allied defeats have not compi
Kith tin'??? of the Northern armies in
first two yean of cur conflict.
All that history can teach us point
the fact that unless the ?-mailer nat
tin? country with fewer men and ami
. can achieve il victor] a
? -i'y in preparation la deciai.
-..? beaten, and the only que:-tion is
length of time- that the war nus'
exhaustion strikes it down. In
of Napoleon not even the- deci:
victories of the earlier years of the em]
ver*? suflicient. Louis XIV nlf-o fai
enormous advantage in pn
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The real truth about the Great Wai
that ?lay by day and week by week the
" ? which have every atl%arit?.L-'
sources, number.-- nini -?ea power are bri
I a greater part of their atreni
and the nation which, with .?mailer u
able to bring a pre
? ngth up in the opening da; -,
falling behirui. by reaaon o? approach
exuaustion. If Great Britain or Fra
should decide to ?-top the course of
uld 1 a changed, but aside from t
there har never hinco the Marne and i
real question of the o
t the war.
had already failed in he** mi
ed to defeat France co
take from her a tremendf
indemnity; ? ad to rorn her arm
to the East and diapoae o? Russia, i
prepared to challenge Gr?
her real rival and her true enen
?m?nate not ul< I
but the world. To-day she is fighting i
? 'Britain alone, but Europe, wi
only weak allies, and on no Fide is thi
B vfctory.
decision of the war, then, ha? le
1 ad. It could be changed onl]
? of the alignment of the et
1. atanta. and history does not show that
? ? ta struggles like the present
are to be expected. Gei many
? ? ha i te?'?. but exhaustion i - i
in 1 ? ? * , -i-ause she ifl inftl ri
all reaourcea and because .-!?
? illy drafts upon her at
ling (|Ulte .
whose periods and |
have lb*
.
J months,
r unlucky Mont? negi .
are ? '? to excite aympath;
? the G? ? .. but
rig in the war.
. ?
\ ipoleon res!,
n on th< Adriatic coa
prevent
( Kampagne and He d
Good Out of Paterson.
; eems to ha1
' lov.it
the a quittai of Elizabetl
... ol inciting to riol I.
i r?vent the I. W W
tl a I,. ?'. i h? waa to i p< ak lau t nigh
the Mayor and the chi( I of po
?; at she ru.-1 lo Ik
heart'i ont? I
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i hat the double merit of bringin
formity with il
law and with commo Mis ! lynn
?.- of th<? I, W. W. docti ine, hoi
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? eld when he v 8
?yr," which i- what the plutocn
In addil io
v left : ?
her if she should violate !..
a charge of i nd pn
i. It is i ei ?ble a i'".-1
that il wa
taken long ago. I f it had be? Pat?
aped aome highly um
Where the Money Goes.
\ eml lyman J. Hunter McQuI M
? Ij within In- ; .
investigation of the apportionment to him
member of th" Th ?? ? . alativ?
romm ttee, ol 1280.91 chara*? - f ?r 1.1 a ii
.- at the Biltmore Hot? I. I hi
v ? 1 . i ;i, paid. Mr,
liv? - r Bro?
ighl al the bot? 1 ai d
the total of his chai
: ?
< Ibvioualy, if somebody else ate ar ,
? : ? RM the re
ibility for it should not rest on Mr.
Mc-Quistion. And if nobody occupied that
room . ?ly the statt
should not have paid the bid. -W tl
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... ? ? a mattei
,. . -., which are
? . .
.-. . ? ? .. The colloquial term
\, ?v "*, ork's I'D- hotel are pies tan! ptacs
when Ihe late pa) the bill and no
bod) knows how mu< h thej are except thi
i ??111 lull? I ' ofll '
It i*- high time thi i condii.rs a.I.
land the peculiai situation in which Mr.
McQuistion And himself I an ? scellenl
re. for beginning the airing righl now.
When a state i o haul up thai 'i has to
learrh for now scihemes for ral ling re*
,Miii.> it i too poor to fling money around
il,. iv for l-i'i latoi ' hotel bill ,
\, v Vori cannol afford legislativo jun
:, ? If it need to Impo s s state In? ome
tax. Mr. McQui tion, in ral ing thi
is not men ly keeping hi own re? ord
straight. He i ing to the attenl
the public a matter which needs inve tiga
tion and probably reformation urgently.
Mor.-er, an ag* government which
,-,,,, . pei manent is legitimately op? n
to probing Since Mr. Thompi on's com
mittoi* h now In i'; ? ? '"?id yeai? ?I seems
all int.? that dB
Daniels Should Go.
I ii, publi? ntion of the i onfl lential i"
poi : of !'? ? .dmiral 1 !? tchcr, command?
er i'i chief of the Atlantic 1 !'?<?'. v. ill
It will r?visai 4
tuation i> In the "??'
it will explain why Secreta*** Daniels h
????'Kin'' t" gag all navy oflkei ?
What Admiral Fletcher lia? reporto?!
1 new nri.l called to Mr.
-'- attention. Hear Admiral Knifhl
performed tho ? .-. Becat* N
ha i t.- tilted before I
V.imiial 1 '
sent aa ay from \? a* h
He ws al New?
irbidden to eome to
ington, although his Invali I wife was
there.
"You i t say thai tsro a ? ;
four," Mr. Daniels said to Rear A.I
mirai Fiske. Thi- is the spirit and the
ethod of the ] tary of the
\a\ j. i his i the those who
er? el ry and would servo their
country n?n-' i xp
. in? Real
Admiral Fletehi , He, 1 conrunitted
th< unpardonable fault he has I
the truth.
Tho Tril eighbor "The
Sun" in the demand that Mr. Daniels be
retired. Hi la trag?
edy, l'ei haps a Presi
Its entitled t" a court ( I certainly
that th< court
fool I ?
line o ' def?
Youth in Cold Storaec.
Real
??Id agi - mind. Where
letchnikof ha
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i. the i
her handiwork.
And the muse of i ihe of the
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following mit, or Mr. Albert J. Hotch
, is a myth and
ni.
Hot
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ired upon
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n, of M ior by
I
traord th? temp atures
and the blue skies which I
\'.,? if i
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i! ? he will
. . ? .. ixir of life
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! back
m.. and i
i.ral ex
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." \\. ncerely ho] e he
will do ?? there
1 the ske]
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The Forty-ninth State.
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The Question of Proof.
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In our 4 v
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"A BITTER MOCKERY '
HaVring Sold Our Dead. We Arc t..
Rhetorical!. Over OottOB.
I,, the l ?! lor at 'I be I ? ;'
: , Once more, ?. ovei an ! oy? r again
baa ?l?.r?.'. baa Ths Trib? , atrong
. .. ,?,,.. trul| Am? riera i i i P*P< '
,.? proclaim) d th? troth in to Sag'
leading editorial. "Whol II Meant" ha bees
: there, sad II I
. i ".. bltt? i met kei
II la ii deed ?< glorl. ?l>- '
, |.,,,. |? ,|,,. .. i,-. ol diplomatic
? i .. "not. i.i.l.'" v. ii?.muni vapoi '" havi i
\- .-? , . ? ? , ;. - . ? ' ? loa to
? ternes? thai la I ' :' ' ","1
i ?Hing ti.- r il. m ?' ?! law* ring thi i n
- | .- , n,,mt,y of mflltitude? "f <""?*
i topi?, i ha sttitud? of th? Wileon adminli
i., on l.H.i been <li.??.-r ' '! di honor
ably r.-v i I? '? i.r;,l time ' " ,!'"" t,l",
lad for ?'" ? del alte, t- arla se
tion snd the ?en-lag of th? high si
?.... ai .1 1861.
? . ighteen nasatha ha? a asen wrll
ten th? ' i urailiattng ai I ?? '? i
of Unit? tat i hiatoi . ? ? ordlng ? do?
the dragging of the natloa'a bo
? ? of i'. . Ian Intrigue, !'??
' "maih" m.-! -: ; aatl? lab sad the
?? of It, i .-'f sad dry SBd n -
tain of Wil "n un not? I
the Presidential crest a tyi
.1 i.t Calvinlat ?r blue '?
Idssl ? hit r,f t?-e ? bola i rribli
thai SO msny people In this rcintry
be sat ed wit led to
1 ? get nil the satisfaction required oui
of the f-i.-t that, "the President ' kepi
He ha? I
i- i al " ."it "f t'if p
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I.
re shall lose il
rather be an En|
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by "knit ired" Prs
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I ? ? lentil rhi nor.
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hat '?
of not
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men and eh
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A Protest.
Tribun? .
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from Abi Lin? t.? tin? ? ?
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Our Flag's Fall.
BBC
Has lag been i
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--ftniN ?rn ui V. ? ? ?
11 ; 11 ., . of I
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Atnt-rn ? liv? . n the ateamer '.
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U I1.I.IAM H SAMP ON.
Wrestfield, X J, De? --. lile. I
ANOTHER ADMIRAL TO BE GAGGED.
MIGHT THE PREVAILING FORCE
There loir.* We Should Prepare
Against Ft.
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portant; tl
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ppi .i eall
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led Europe into i
- early
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Let th?
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of 100,
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the fina
may rest a ? ! that
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the a*h< ? ?
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itioni
be in
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I firmly b?
..ill l.e the
. the affaii nationi
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part of ? . :. ?? would
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truth: a
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England ai ;i Military Power.
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