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*l?-?ii csn piirrh..?c n-rrihandue ad? erti?*e?1
in THF TRIB1 NE >?'ih ah?.?lute aafety?for
if iliiiatlaf.iftion tr*?ult? In any ?a?e THE
TRIM M tfiiarariteiv tu pa? ? <>i II nione?
hark upon rrque?t. Ni* red ?ape. no quih
Mtnf. *?". e make Rnod promptly If the ad
*4erti?er doe?, nu?.
A Truly British Success.
Pcrhap.? at thit time, ??ht:; the ituat i
at Washi
Into a ('? rman mani] ? f the United
.State -v by two aprencics. by
the use o? American newspaper corre
f-por- and by the ns? of
?
h V. ? a certa*.*
nenc> the British how
comj
the Amcrii-ati i nd what 1
thrm ha\t l-.r. th>* cons-i-rjucnee*-- of their
! tO g
happy deacri] I
Wht m the war beg h -??.'ere
ajchriai :. . ?t to imitate
the ' end special advocate.?
like D mtry. By taking
that advice they avoided the Hundcr*
v hi -r rg ' i to. and in
the a^arrv i pea thi
and censure that.
through l'en
".hur?.* the
?irrni;.- - ? am? d ,l ? r lesson. "I hi
no more ?geni ado no more at
temp' to
?hinery; th
. and it
.. . -, . ? - ?
on ?n which th y have made th?*
'
Tht Gen
They Ml-t&ted from amoi g th' i
? . - .t Ber
?
They reeo?rri-r?i that it would bean ine?*ti
mab' - them if they could
?-tfadily put '? erican people
? of their own case,
man pide h ?pute, of the German?
view on each question that came up. To
do thi? they ! ? ?? its of
' ' ? ir?n news]
made ?ellora, the Crown Prince,
and other? in high piares ail cent!
the Am? columns.
Thus wo had I.? w with th*
i row |. printed from
".d of thi? ooui ?her. Then
are had Tirpr i we had i i
};? rnhardi, already a familiar name,called
'
i kind of at
the ( ? ? ? thai the
i America
thou : '
The other day, when the Lusitania dis
more acnti "
iiana?, no ? Bet]
Hull ? g himseli innumerable
mi")h through the
?
? : m Zinv
? ann. which .ml im
i?r? -ion that the ecretary ol
ed upon to give oui an in
? ' plaining
?
hod. There
uro American corn in ?London
who arr quite . . comp.
The British
tically as iiiiii'h concerned
people
* what ha] ?
V \?.! ;- rail i*. Mr. Mi ?
?oak- . the unan? ial question,
hut doe Mr. \ nth ev? - talk to
Americans thn Hum of
?a inter\i* ??-.' Do? Sir 1 dwar. G ? .
ever eood? ?. nd to tell the America!
lie in a .. t the British con
???pu.
K
M *** .iwthr.ni!" ''
? ? rhej
' ' the officia
?
their
dhKn
who i ? |ca?i
that Am?." an
.... ? ; ? .,
from I.?"..; ?. and t] inophile
iMWspapen in 1 re n gretting
that th? a
I iiri-.iij toBer
If tl
i-eilor i willii .- '
Dawapaj er, it i good i
I? ma;- D01 . i
j-h f ? ?
?
effect m
the o- ml
il for t that the Brit
?M>n pen \ ? ?? ey lack;
inl ii.'
"htand.?-for th. ti,, " a a \?, sa*, ii
They muy have a r.?l valu? for ti
. tion of Mal hu? Uiey it,-'
none for thi g?n?ration of read? ra. II
im busincs* of our if the Briti ih prcl
? ?'?. ir affair in thi I ?
American enn complain if the Briti
Prime Mil i ?? r 1 dward Grey, fc
that it i undignil ? I ' tnlK to Amei ic
to the Gei mm p? o|
through our newspaper ; thai i :i thi
1 ? ? I
again and : .
plain al the la
? ? . ;, an nppn i iation of the Alii
the B ;, pui pose. Agaii ?
again Vni?'M,;m n?Bwapapera and .mi
,M publi mei gi I "? ' h d by British m
?uni i ii \? pan ' ? "' their failu
*,, r?-. ml" i ??? v.h.-ii Great Britain ha
the war ai d a hal ? doing. Su
-- | and unn asoi ah
II i? all rivrht for the British to igni
\ ? ? ?ra ? p"i - and th.? meth? da
h the American newspap? ai e c<
ted, but it" they do ignore them th
hey e to complain ah
Now, to ta ?:,,;? Phe Tri
will ' ? ? ' ? - ? even ii I
trei
torff, But 1 he Ti ibui
thai I '
thee '" American ..<?'??
? . ? . ver did. He ha
I friei f many A
.....
tho fad f putting
to answi
taki
I It In- hai answi tioi he 1
?e th? \"
lie. ;
out the stai I which he has desired '
iut.
. th?*- German aide of 1
th the United
Iquei ? re the r, n
? f|
weapoi agaim
the i of whal he haa put on
thro- The V
i -.re]
n chi :?? it; but "
irfTi bui?ne . Hi
? - ? I Princ?
royal dignity *
L-h ;.'i American corres'poi d< I
:y should
. t one supp ? quail;
possil
?? the Wa I ?ngl ?? 1 n
gin? '-ni ?ecil v ?
Rice would use the ' -
Bernstorff haa course not, Thi
British Embassy in Wash .
of silence, the German ?? veritable head
quart? forma The news]
that are mosl friendly to Great B
carry only the pi
te there is no p
.
the telepb i tually busj
. n is mad?
No one in W ." \ I ?
?no one in Lond
There is no ri
here. If the British G
t to use it- officials as d? i
German, that is all very well. We under
stand perfectly tl.at they can saj witl
utter candor and grace?-"But it
done." I'
v . ?ngton ; it
Berlin, and hat the < iermani
.
Ann "
r thi ' the < 'i'iv.t
? Prim ?? in hia fa te I beini
submit to an i I
?
an . The American public 11 v. hat
By playing their Kann- in conformil .
our
?fort to con,
?merican ]
of thi ir x.. . fhere are I
they will i
believe that the cause ol
t Brita ght, despite i
the British can do to p
Germai
: ' ' an?1 or tin
ible H .- ,1,1 thua ai
WC try to g
Grey I i might havi aid, had
ho thought il worth ivl
0 . ? ally even The Tribu?
g worth p
that on I
. , ?th we
?
time a n em?
. per?
\t
all events Thi
at all tin' other newi pa| ? do. II
our tank if thi n ne in the B
ment who fe? I ? ? . , pi,!,.
Ii,- opinion i worth] i \\,
shoul I . to thi
h Government that |
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? it i?.
,, ..?
the Gern
.
in the Unit? ,1 States, if tl
.,
large
e British an
fi port
: the ?
? ?
thi An erican neu paj
public knou all ih I I ?? an i iucci
l'Viilii ? , even
.... , I i , .,
with aomc Germai public men a
. rrtnin dome ' ? ' mo? ?i " lar . bul a
the British, tl that soi
; hem i, i p " on cwherc in I ' am p."
Thi ii ?Inn ? ? h ? hi .'"I it .'"I ?
,m ?ou ilj thai tl r mai i pui i" I
hip wa to |"', ? ? '
thing but 1 he
the w ai.
H may not ?"' trui 81 ;" ptl
it i ., :'!- If
is what the Briti h Government and ??<
? theii ' ;,>
compl
A Clubber Behind Bars.
The convictii n i I Patrolmai Mi?
Mi rai , wl . lo thi penil i
? ? ? "
k-.li, , imp ? mmunity. M<
miforni. He thoi
his p, . e him right an I
do a '" chose, r< gi the i if
of riti: '?>! whom he a ip| ed to
?
.?-way with." B iblc tO
away with the particularly atr
. , i ihune reporter, for ? ?
which he ? H" fail
should serve i h ??? to all "bad m
and potential clubbi i
not frei
To Disl ' .tl ? rann, for
d \igorou
e, and to J I ' ?
ran'a I
rd in the 1
r which
?
f) '.<??? half
?
? derstanding by manj eminent c
i , ? effoi ' -. t . had no
feet. Th" judge, after a careful inve
gat ion, I himsell
.
The polic? clubl
blow to the law. M ti
?
German Challenges lo the Monr
Doctrine.
?
tho disclo . , , '
? ? in Latin America
Washii
cago T ..:' the i
porl e activities, ? han
':
alreai
'?'
quillized I
? ?
i ?
purpose <ir the treaty ?**a
Haj I ian terril .. . ?
Germa
i,
Nicholas and wanted to secure
?
G?
I oratioi Germa
I ?
;.
?
The Hay! ?
' ratifie
? ??on again t the wt I lea
i,,
? ? th
tal
.
Spei ind wet
.. tie. L?
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thre?
the Pa
iake n
* lu r a f?
?
I
poration a pi
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In CI
commi
?
?I wil
I rohalily
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"di A ;
?? fully ]
European ]
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the D
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of the canal we ouj
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which
pracl
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hall 1
JUSTICE HUGHES
As to th?' Pni.tiruhilitv ol Drafting
Him for the Pretidency.
,. i ditoi "f ' ha Trib me
i cordially ?..ur '?it'" ? '??"at? '"'*
- ? ditorial ar? ? '? i to-day' . ??"
il ?? o? It.- Hughe H Pi
. ,i high chai
'.,,,, i his itrong, dignified ii ? '" ''"'
,.< .-., publie n
, ?
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I, ',. the practicability of drafting him
the bench and thruating him Int. tl ?
? ? im %t part ? ".!
? i, -rreal politic il part r for thi
i iolating the preced? nta ol entli
hiatoi I am not
i , p?i
\ i hi ? ribune ind e iti no
Hughe ? of seel g th?
for th? Preaidf ncy b)
I . i| I'. | , .. I. I ? I ' I ' ' '??
ly op? to qu?
wheth? ? ? p pie ?oui I appi.,f
e of uch a no
nmediati ? ? gna? I ' e bench
reme < ourt, W ith all I ???
Hugh. and i
: ? ? ent fitness for the I
... open t
s/ h et h ? I he i ' ? i ? ?;
appro ? eh and
? nl nti live, pai
Court | ' lay the
unanimoua respect of thi t
? nit* t?te W
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t of a |
e part
i. and the effect
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...
re o? : ? - ? '
?
eh ?'. nomination would meet ?
i approval,
h a ould be a n entary np<
of leadership and a
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sleeted ? m? hip of
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MiN'l- R P. IIA .
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A Complaint Registered.
r of
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? ?int ags
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ab. ay? to ttci
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... iper a
ital for edit
I moi . o Proud to
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Unis ittei ? : i.
ioentert Lanaing baa requested that i
i that 1
: "nd
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..' in which i
gnon avei
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nationi
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the ci
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in the ]
I wish I
the
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artfull] ?
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1916.
"The Newer Freedom?"
a irint
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Last the Tru?
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Wilson Must Go.
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I know: If w
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rent to nationa
thei
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??WHAT! ME RESIGN?"
THE STRONG MAN GOES
G.irn.on Cared More for His
Country than for Politics.
?.bun??.
I ?? ,, m led, and
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.i-aorr?;
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?..ho km '. potable fact?, then
tim ui ? ? I ( : " cai
'fundament
which Mr. i lent, M
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or ..hi
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and a
I al
Some few l
did not
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tary r. Mr. (
reta
Congr?
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v. I . ?s soldier!
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to offii too
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Mr. II the .1
Ha;
our army
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t the great ewil
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in a buff wa said, "Luciy." When
1 inr-; , i ? "Too bad;
-, of him h
th" p* people
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m the ? iat opii
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opinion, wl
will :??
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A Form of Words."
bun?
Sir:
the agrei
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An Expert Needed
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N?*ver So Important."
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THE QUESTION
Ha.*-. Gorman 'Fr?ghtft?ttetl Scar?:.
Secretary of State Lenity.
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