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In THF, IHIl'l NE ?ith absolute safety*
If d i k ?? a 11 *. t .a i nui rctullr? in any ?-ase T
TRIM \K guarantors l?i pay ?our money b
upon request. N?i rpd tapo, no rjuibblinfr.
make good promptly if the a?** ertlser doe? i
The President and the Hay B
Kc'.re. entative Hay told 'h>' II . c Pis
on Saturday thai !.: army raorganisat
bill had tin- full approval of Pi
Will With a I y and mnprnar im
rare OB Um pari ol a *tat?*maii guidin,
?pet i?r??j?'?'i. through < Mr. H
wen?, aten further m em'ihasi/.inj* 1
President's pi D to I
::.*u ar mi a ? ? g of the H
l?il! ?.r II.m . bill, a' i' ha?! hithortu I"
?.alio?!, ho said : "I' ?a hi I P
'*] bill. It ran n . cut the ra-.-oltilliril?
tions ho made !?? < ? m irrt-.**.* in his m?-a?aa*"*
This latest ?apparently inspired) sta
mcnt of Mr r\ on' po ition (l"-*or\
analy.-p. doubta**dly made for t
]>ur?HM' ing th?> palace of t
Hay hill through ti ?? H ; ?. It is suhjf
to sum?' discounl on that su*t*oant sei
may represen! a present state of mind .
the President' ...... t am pa
stat.
from '.'?
Mr. Hay ai
||r. Wil absolutely in harmon
Mr. i hit off the ??al pui
the Hay bill when ho said the ?.thor d.
that it ' ? 'i'dness
.*,' ? a prudent
-unotl ?? which will nut ti i
jaciti?'- ..f the Bryan school into h.
Like Bottom, Mr. Hay and Mr. Wil*
want the lioi of military prepare
la al the Hay bill because, whs
t-vei t<? the main poir
in ?:;
not my.
Mr. H tl
:treti?r.h of the mobile army in continent;
Unit to aboT,
?0. The tgainst tht
in December. 1914. Hi va? for it in Hi
cemher, 1915, it 1 lay i><
cause ?t is th? -?;. ? iggeste
?r ai y *" th? proposil for army koi
-...*-?,? ry. Mi
? ar ag
?. ? ? lent of the arm
by s er, H
\ ie' led t laal Dwemb?
land *"?r a minute Inci i
th. ? ? ?r . 7,?5O0 men cae
Bui he would n?
.' army favored b
and indorsed I
'?> In the la"* ? last unnu?
?
The chairman of the H mitte
on Military Affair* locked horn.*: with th
Adn. on the continental arm
bcheine. ild nc
t the fretI .* I found i
politi Mr. Garrison suddenl
" '. Hay had d
him
mi!'' He had I ? '?twee
* and lea.
lice. President wa
thu- ? author of th
Ha;. g himself on thi
nor.
man in 1
any leg] ordanc
with which a n I the army
t? i. anything must he con
dur
? ' rid to qualify furl
>i I ? Hay bill by ?*onsentini
t'> ? ? " of the Ma'? militil
'?-??a I ad not fat
ltl ? r in 1 ?16. Mr. ('arrison, with hi
approral, had rapaatad tn .?wed a
chimercial tho idea of depending for na
.???:....
am,.? ers appointed by forty
?ii*' ' ' -? ? Il would, in
; apon loci
matt-rial i'<r a flrst line army, ? ? ?
a second line army. Yet that would he fai
.ess fantastk than to d?iJMnd for mi.itarj
(ai ? PretA&ettt told ('on?-*rc??
in I/CcornU-r, 1914, that the country ouj-ht
always to . n a "?itizer.ry" accus?
tom? : ?.-???.? bal Speaker
: Set fi,r
? ?Kh , !e(j an
amat?-ur am,y of " q lirrel ll
After ravlasiii g thi ?? fav I , -taaible
? ?' ?? . . * ee?mata on Mr. Hay
- ?Sil |H.e Pre
?..'rirr<T;dati<iris hi*
? ..,-. '
' to a riatVligahls figure
I tfl the i**agralar army,
the, Hay ... || Ktill Mr. Hay's. It con
forma risj -, of g ?.,y army.
i'?r ary even
? ??n In his m*?'<ti?
?-e??fi?.'.* of Dm ?-il.
I?er li , ?Mu-fh ptrhaps
giving lews f<>iri.<?
: by III Gairiaon.
,' which itai ? m ah
with the i i
ni i preparadn?
\??'. I ti,<
?! is "a|
I noise like preparedness." Who can say
?Uri v.-hen the far letter Chamberlain
army reorganization bill I ' '-?'J in
!the Senate for the Hay bill he will I
for it? The Chamberlain bill
"hi.-." Again, when the conferei
mittee grinds out a i ompron.. ?
ably bf for It, in prefer?
the Hay bill or the Chamberlain bill.
His vagaries on the subject of pre]
|
i real preparation lias been i-o superficial
that Congress, if it i- ?die, ?rill
| him a?* far as possible in reorfi
army. Events "'i tl '? Mexican border have
shown DJ hew value?!? army
is in time
in this country of ?I leasl 121,000
, men. and we i-annot have that force
w?> increase the strength of the ?
i army t?> 250,000 men. non-conibatai '
excluded.
Public ..pinion will support Congress in
creating such an army at once. Lei Repre
sentatives and Senators take a chance on
Mr. Wilson's well known agility. So
doubt he will be ready t.. adfl
measure giving us a real army wa i o
"lus," after Congress ha? sent him - ;i ?
for approval.
Quit Dodging Suffrage!
h'or rosera! weeks the i
i omraittee ha been ??? ? >? I ion on the
? itutional amendment,
ostensibly at I Senator !
the ?Republican leader, who is pei
1 me that
?~ii.li delay be ended. The amendment
i be acted oi favorably at I
mittee meeting to-day.
An idea is widely prevalent thai the
ire is t<> he killed by delay and in?
direction. That is highly unfortunate
unfortunate for -Senator Brown, who has
I as th*? chief of the opponition; un
iti for those members of the
ate committee wl i are in favor of the
?amendment, since they cannot permanent
? refuge from criticism for ins
Lehind Senator Brown's coattails; un?
fortunate for the Republican party, which
in this critical campaign year -
'reo from any suspicion of m,'.
en the part of ?tl repre entai The
v.ay ^ rad that ides any
? ? ? bargo on the amendment
lifted, so thai a fair vote on it may be
taken in committee and it may have free
? the floor of the Senate.
The suffrage movement in this si
too big to Strangle. It has to i*s credit
more than half a million votes. The n*ie;t
lire to enfranchise women might, con?
ceivably, be strangled in committee; it
by sharp parliamentary practice
be killed in the m h of legislation at the
end of the session. Bu1 for any legis?
lators to lend themselves to such a futile
?Still Wl r e, for any party orgai
tion to be part of such a scheme would
l?e foolish in the superlative (legi< ?
it would invite sure and speedy punish?
ment from the voters. Already -Senator
Brown has stirred up wrath against his
party by his course of delay. To continue
it will inevitably intensify that wrath,
which assuredly would be countable in
? on Election Day.
The demand for equal suffrage i- a de
mand for ?equal rights, duties, prh
before the law, regardlei Any
legislator who believi
and sex privilegi ? tirely within his
rights in voting against a measure to en
bise women. But a leg:
f to ai v scheme I
ire by indirection or to prevent the
I and freest discussion and * I
fatally shortsighted. The women
who desire the ? 00,000
? ? ? '.?. ant* th.
titled g from the
iture.
The shifting, evasion, delay, to which
th.'ir representative-. advocating the
Imei t, have been subjected :
fair tn **h time for
? ' r ; blican i wl
ng the ms ? . the
?people for the ?
t?. turn over a new leaf if the) value the
public's confide litical sup?
port which follows e
German Air Raid? and Others.
It must
-I to dt justice to the ?Ger?
? ai - that in their official report.? of air
. . more enlightei ii .? ai I
much move entertaii ing than the British
and the l- ?ranch.
There have been ?two great a;r rail- in
the last two days. What , described a?
"the greatest aerial hat- | war"
? on Sunday ?.ear M?ll
day fifty . | ??.-) eh, I'.rit
: h and Belgiai
; ttacked Zeebrugge i Hen?
WM an obvious opportunity for a thrill?
? lory of di
ti at "considerable dam;..
to ha-.? I ipare this with a
recent German accourt of a ra d on Eng-,
and. 'i; i i,. ; man people v.. n.
Off au ' ! .-.': h ai d I ri I h ''? I
With a ..?? ? ?thing
appeared to be done. They were :
done on I sut
German i I
1 or table witl
?
a cruiser and a trat port were h<
damaged, several blast furns i ?were al
ii.oa.-t completely dc troyed, twog i
fat'tories h;i?1 other burnl
U the ?ground, eau?,i g $2,01 0,00
-* powder factory wan blown up, -?
drydoeks ?r.d engine .-?r.*i boiler ?
?reeked, bealdea a few ipinning n
? 17, and, among othei a.? ..??
- raiser Carolina and the destr?yer! i ??
and Ni'h were sunk, the cruiaei ah? ?
I ' killed outi ght, W drowned and 58
wounded.
The Germans aie as skilful a1 colled
details thai In ?England they
?- wha| h?? happened till Um
? ? ?' i man n !?<?? ti i? aeh theii n< ut
?. apei i . i Ihn eon
Ich jad to the pub'icatior. of the <
Germa:, reports, which s?*em fa
I of great amusement to English rei
g the Gern - si I * ?
it their rai
....
'lull i
: .- ' ? . Peal
Tom Taggart's Appointmen1
If G
tunity, shoul?! appoint Mr, William B
wouli
half IFenci
.: i :*r B ?
? ? ?
point
ropi .? '? ;
.
P si
One a
? think of thi
. for exai
? ? ] Brandeis t" the
? . '
realizes thi
mighl a
Murph. ' ' . i ly. *i
? ? ? matte
vita) e to the countrj Sei
' Taggaii will casi h or "I ag
ity of upbol
choosing
i ??>-.
as much
.
:. he v? : ? broker on
ai. aboul the offo.
the count
.. rity. He ?s a political brokei *
the ?Senate chamber will serve admir
*hoiiid bo congr
lated. Al a timo when the nation ft
-*| ti : patriots at the Capitol
! almost never before he has used the
which I'm? ?don ; '
way to send there a vulgar political t
? will I.
- ad of b ?
.?i m wh< n the ?mea.
Unwilling Recruits.
! great dea f the dissal factioi
m England among those who h
lately been called to serve their cour
- . much to a w
of palr tupidity. M?
Who v ei r r ?
fercd themselves i?i the early d *
v.,1 ' were treated wit! ; ?
? ??', en with h Larg
were rejcwted i
me critica thought 1
sasonabl?
thai those who had b?
- immti
wh? n -? ? ma I? compulsory. "i
quite recently posters I
."*ir John Sil rted In the House
Commons the other day, intimatinp: tr?
inen who cla ;
that they had I en medically rejl
produce a certifi? ' aa g
'? - ? ? il
lutely no ty for t in the Ad
that in ma
? ?
:i'l? medical certificates in the fac?
who off? n d them.
loul t. moi -
timidation hi ? (,ti used. It
?
; ticers in stsveral ins! es 1 sve imposed ?
the ignorant - ling to TI
" arrie?! mi :
? led the r
of 'tl
?
It wa
ar that si upid
want of tad among recruiting
recruiting in tl
day
la cons? ? .
An thi that
ntly more blundering thai ?
Oce?in Travel in 1915.
The Atlantic ?
'
it
I
'
? '
?
of Coi ? nu un
iry ani
legitin
?
from ?
?
i but '? ?
d< rnand. I ? \
?
? '? . natioi
t
ild be abrogating ?.ne
.
...
Riots and Soldiers.
?
Beers, wil
?
'
' '
yield n
?iii-ii.
lai f i I men wit
? I
m litia wholly t., ?
i repai ? arm? d inra
cannot a? ??
?f mobs b.- '.i i, proi. ?
'" " ? ?
lomar 1 i
JOIN THE ALLIES
The United States Should Help in
Their War for Humanity.
??
..-. governnur;'. occurreJ about a
been accomplished in
?
?forerai t as
era waraed i I upon
- . amies, but our fi
the high si
right to all I
.
? ?
Ira.
ene?
- '
?
? ? ? . ? i leless foi
:,??? ttle t
on honora1 l perl
: believe d
?? ?
? . ? ?
n iroof.
patience of the Ai i in f
ted. and th?
. . -. Gen v
\. .-. n i.-,. ? of ???'?. .".-i', ihing
? would fgest '
? ?
? ?
. in our territory, sell
?.?of.iis amer g th? the peopl?
, , .. ? ..
?"aro.
We should r?*pnrt or plni-o n a del
. I i ?
i rhaps '??? t eon : '.
? ? ? i from En| that
ment I
'
or the trans]
. . ? .
i.f detect i? es to ace i
? r result, administering i i punish?
ment to ?he perp?tr?t?:
I suggest that we I
' our resource? at They
?'???n the spirit m which
I ? ? coup?.? more than '
It the close
??? ' England, Frai
? ? ? United ?
? f world. I G HALI
Dai e,l ' . Hat rh 17, 191?"
Game Protection.
Ii Tr-I. ,ne.
Sir: ' note on the editorial page ?
tide 1
? Bird
sference is ms to t
the ag ill ' Perha
:?. be inter? it?
: ? ? Irgus" ol
\: ' that there b" n five
j ear elosed
to that s
' tl.? ?'at-'. fr ?
"The Uiverhcad (L. I I r," to
?
.?? * ;
by (,ur ? -
.
a latter to ]
son that as soon as the gui
ti ?re ara bo mora f
? ?
pad s
It .?ill be
? ? 1er ? ii pro]
?? an, and will m
self, but will take part
? destro) ng ?
snd th?- fi .i
g at ones the pi
ind limit?t |
it which t
lion at it s
. .
pa i ? of game o.?
any thinj
m th?? way furthering
';
. ui lertska I \ I WEEKS,
116,
A Warning.
ep for
war with Amei -. pre?, Bring to tra
ng m our ports to tiie nominal
I Edward N. Br?
. ? ?
? ?
hi \ ? might well i ? i I ? i
? h? r in>? eoloi
re not going to be s
i ?de, ai era rill be ?? |
?
drive ?? Verdun dui
r and ?rapo
? the end) .
look foi no let-u|
protocol
mil is torn up,
? .
? BOW?
? ?
.*?????
?
Buddenl) ? I si ged for the i .
lay I"
Bran nri?i equip
the Allies,
?
?
BCHI . 1 l.l: S( 111 ?.111- I I
! ? ? "fork, Man h Id
Adventures of a Public Buffoon.
? ?
' , ?
? ?
led himself
a ?
"he Vital Issu?
ipers m d pa
the British governi
?
i
tu fui? ? ? ?
'
much
t that M
til <
rea
? .
,i .
FINN Ti OOL.
March 16, 1916
No Dirty Deal in the Record.
? I f Tl
? .nt to aay that the rai
of this eountrj favor
Hi? jrrent opposition ?ohms from
si bosses ???
reds him En des admire
him for tha backbone hi pa ess? HI
ord of many yes
des]
i. . i,,|.,;.. I : ?... ? ?? a alt ? , d all t i
i ? PACKARD
Huntington, Ark, March II, 191*.
"TOO BAD!"
OPERA TICKETS AND SCALPERS
Speculator- Get Many, While Cus?
tomers at Box Office Can't Buy.
?
I hav?
to hem
? ? ropoli
. morning I of th
? .
? -.. indow
.
'.y tolr
I modi
r: "Vou ? :
?
Cerl have." I told thai
?irnl ui
In 1 the
three . ring rall? at
? ?
? ?
ing fer
would ?
? . .
? ? ?
eatre I?was
ti
?
I heard d I t ti.
mother laut
?
'??.(lie?l
? ? ? ? ? -,
? r, but
'
inging
?
I
To
g Broadway
I mad
.? .,
guiar box '
I from
position I
, ?
?
?
?rellars
"i the
It!?? ?' "or myself,
but I I to cheat I
?
rtun:ty tu
' . ? world . ? il trtisti
CLINTON B. DAVIS.
?
Ohampioning the Militia.
'.nr.
I ? ?? i ! ibui ?
lound
?
articles
preparedm
' ? ' ible enough
?? ?guiar m. , m --?-.
have
? : ved n thi nent, under
tl Wil?
cox; -" Ci lonel J. Q. Adam i, ?lar
?il.I hu\ ing ?<? ??ti acti* s
?? I?..i!i m the Held .-it the call
Preaidi I. < . coin, and In riot duty
ut the ? think I
a calling ti,,? ed ? -Tribune to
ih up the n
1861, 1862 m.?I
'? ill for hel|.m the
1 ? ? ? ? iponded ?.' once,
and ni twent) foui hours the movement ?>f
our r. immeneed, fullj armed ntnl
' i ? ?lu? I?, tie ,th, .?. li!,'li
was first to move, the ethers f< ?ing as
soon as transportation was given them. No
ental army eould 1"' org I to do
?'
In 1868 ?he < ?
I aylvanla, took York. Carlisle, ;>?'.. would haw
'taken ?larrishurp, bul the militia im|
the ad'.ai. of General Ewell*
?kirmiihing when fHey arrived withli
: and a half ml ?- of Harrisburg. G
? I? red them bacl to Get) irg; Hai
risburg wi I.? serai Meade
thanked the militia in his special on!? r No
I hope the editor will ?give thl I
credit, so as to encourage you'.t: mi
-join. What we t ?' snd
recruits t?. increase our s
from our bu- "?unit;,
for the young men to join.
CALVIN T. STECKEL.
Brooklyn, March 16, 1816.
Fear Pleads for Armaments.
To the K.|i'.?r of TH?? Tribune.
Sir: The shock of >>.<r, thi
ultatinn it inspir.
?
<>??!;, ;ri * ray i ? I
?h?? ready popular eeei i?*11
? I
the ar
f..r truthfulnesi and
?inn? ?1, the most nn ?
paraded to inapire alarm, and ???
enta of i
I.? the peop
;i i i? ??! ?' 't?? and ill i
lefei ????." a su| ? ?
tari?'ii m every land.
I wa - po nting
tra?i>** ?
reeentl) He .- i
i? War veteran, ? man whoae mil
?...
admitted the coi tradict
? .. ? " II. had. i' wai
!'??nr. Ae?l that alone. 1-> >? ? human
-
I
each other, Fear thai
own, from ??
I'-ito-??. ???I our cii nd et
tun pirate snd "hold us up.*1 :
that thi
fwould, and wouldn't If *li??y conl.l "?
u|i"; thai peaceful 'rn.le ' mon
profita ? irmed conquest and thai
merca and n<
world. Perhai
. ? ? ? . :? . ? : ?
cover their s.imtv AR NETT.
New Vork, March 17.
Germany After the War
:*?, ?
Sir: I think thai D i i i Mi ;
i,. ? any' glooi
ly'a Tribu ? ? . ?
? lusions.
lie r-t.tter? that the Allie
war indemnity on German manufacturers and
will compel them to stamp their products
with the mark "Ma.ie In Germs
????luile tie poaaibilit) ?? ?ale
on for thi il ind
? ii therefore rather promet peak of
I am furth? ?
in believe that, no matter ho? d< |
the i s the A
products may be, if the German produel
found to ? at, ???
the u'.rlil will stop Ikeir sale in preference
to goo v ike Exactly the
-?nut thing happened b .?, hp.,1
< i repea
il.? whole article leemi rather to be in
spired by feai ? n Geraum will
accomplish after the war than based on
ition.
RH il IRD W GERMER.
?..- r York. March 17. l..?>'
Subway Crowding.
i ? dites of The rrlbene.
Sir: I have had to trike the lubway 'or
the lasl sis month? t,. ^.i i,, has ?
The way the people (men and ???men. boys
snd girls) are crowded in the ears snd on
the platforms Is einsptj beyond den i
If there is any deeenc) left, it Ii high time
that the police ?>t the Department ?>t Health
?gol bv ISIDORE i . \ ?>
Mew v?>rk, March II, Itia
"A SCHOOL TEACHERS' UNION"
Would Add To. Not Subtract From,
the Teacher's Dignity.
Tu ? as
t?* on "A
' School r? i ? <*'?'* '?*?*?
of a nt?
which intel! ger.t rtd*
? te t. a e-0
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in will it
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?Id OB tb?
la h aatfg
the Legisla!
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union tu eaatpel the * .rd
foi ultimstely "? ? Jj
have h voice in th.- . ., I
other .>'*.**r" t?J^
. need the unloi te *Awaea #
tl,enia.i??-? ? professieaal sad? *
pendent, si ' t *"* T'**\T??
an lh?' rhildn ? ?"?' ,; **?Ij
type ol ? iti eiislup w ?tho i? "*''.,.. e
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