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ISav -Uork ?tribune
*****
?- ?? EdHariale
*
| tndlt? advertised
ii I H
??MM
quib
a
The American Point of View
i ?
?
and ?1
thai
?
after
the I
ahou The
- .?d more xvar a ' *as con-1
quer
? out to
whir h f
?a-ert
the
?
o very
if their pr ?
'
? - ? I
any and .'. ? ; peace
?tvithout :
?
jext, their
' ?
All!'
plain den
and that Gem
i
'h tin
?
that
peace doei re this,
end, : t agree wit]
ita eon tern pun.- ? terms
tif peace ,
but did
.-ream of pro]
we muKt ? ?rest ii
.a?t military f.. cat,?-..
In f ? the prime
? - --nac?is
?
mdI irhen they
\x. -.- :
man:. ? ?ported
?
*
But they hare
r
? . .
-y.
'
Dl allied
?
kg to
by the
'
'
-
?
hfl A'.iirn
I '.any in !
ef the a
- ment
ha? La?.
tor*,*, to make a pea
??ropoaa! ? . the Allied
pre??- :
i
'
an be
?
lenrollerns
?ri -' (i,.r
!
I
'
I
b?lier?
? tacld them '
?."troy <\?
\ ?? , ? m- th.? Allies i
? ? ?? o v?1 they i
I th? re
=urrcn?
? ? ? '
nbune it
?
-h ennh
- its pei
??outrai
"
? rmati proposal i? a
tho mind
' ?
teary tl
y ....
The world ts peace if pence ran
? ? . desire f
?al ?ro?
? 'i a moni?-' leration by t
'
having i
:,- ? ? - M the i entrais f^r a
cation m '
tnnot i to 1st? :< to th??
I who have loyally supported th<
I
?hem i. ire in t
balance, hu'
? ? e pesu p safety
?'ion and denjoeracy
There i chances,
in the ? ay. The on?
? f Gen allies by *1
ns which are opp? ? Th
? '
aftei ?r ?rid m?i
' ring
? well mal
? W wars 1
?iher chance lies In the d
' ? ? ? (?enr?an ?people fOT a pea?
' ?
'iermary, hut will renotu
program:* rid domin?t ion of tl
irdis and the Treit? '-. - fut th
chance of pe<T*o will go glimmering if t}
proposai for peace made by the '?erma
rament, nt the instance of the Ge
man people, and ?behe?**?*?] by the prop
I an honest proposal, is met by sue
- and such declaration on the Alii?
-*Hnce the I'ermur.
there no safety ex?
. r,r peace
r
.
to pi
from peoples of Ei
mil
sm from domin, nd th
I ? cannot f-heathe the SWOT
'hen drew until these things are a<
Those who phared their principle
W, wo In America wh
I m and in Serbia the ol
apaini-t tyranny, o
ght, of democjacy again?
? :racy, d ? not now see those thing
rently, ror <i?-.es any desire fnr peac
be essential condition
Bu1 j not have the Allies lo*
mpathy of America, luso th?
?
of real peace, by se?.
nd ?the pr . they oui
and, by rseel ing to punish German;
- ? i'.n ?tr.d hut rei, do in
? ? their own ?anse i
I the America!
We ii - foufht the '
? blest issu?
? ??upht. b'lt. whei
. '??.i?k to punish the South after
I hat a mess we made o
it and what wrongs we inflicted. And h
ire had to take our troops hom
?h work out its own d,
had a rieht to do.
rmany were wellnigh ron
?- ' It would he unwise to attempt t?
sort that Allied news
? are now advoeatin,
an nn<txmqnar-ad (?er
many, Ftill In the posse-' ?
?and
? ? ?
itary col! ? ....
? at h'*r ????? lation, her
f fend, is such that her surrender it
?imminent. Tribuns sees
| real situati?-?:i is ?thai the Gei?l
? -, longer willing to bear the ?
war of c ' ? hen this Ii
?
the Gi .re now unwilling tr?
ue In a war of defer ?e, h war for
-- ? -?-ntloTi of what
?. rman life and ir ependl The
that the Mli." nr.-- torri
: he Zeppelin I ss b? en Prit
' recruiting agent: will '
now perform the ??anre ?m fi?] .??er
? Prussian militarism'1
Britain's Future Naval Policy
Admiral Kalau I il?-.' specul
' ?? the Hritisli ih-et
.- ?being little
. in effect, than s reeiteration
? and fight. Huh
he expiait:??, the pl.tr, hai he.'ri t?.
'?ut in the ?light of rece? t
he supposes
'.on, British
will !*<? ?guided
\ri'i he ,'ulil
avy arill hail wit! ? *
. ? ?it mind o? ?
- ? IB) ."
He i*? pi iming that
? will I?? m?,i r general arming ?if m>r
.? tightening of the
? tWO J'<U! * t
'?-atio'i
Hut if by
'cool calculation" be
? ??.sur?*
action u
.. favorable to the G-SJ |
mans, there la no reason tfl belies?! that
hi? conjecture ia ?ound.
his prediction i? lased on a dis
cussion that VM provoked in the House
. - ttjo b) Lord Bydea
ham and I?rd Beresford. On that occa
I .'tun. en hrhnlf of the A.i
? ?;k to disp? i eertaii
?hat had a? ?
: -? -railing nava. ; I I
to the i-n-.iri ni that German**' ?TM threat
,- - -h lapresu
, th? last two years there had
? military pu*
000 pe? ne, 7,0
ton, . tioni i pU?i ?I'd 1,2.50,
With regard I
terted thai th? Admirait]*
?
?m actual break xnth neutral countries,
and finally he repudiated with emphasis
"thai it xxa-i
; destroy the enemy."
It that Mme '?? clara!
this l- considered advisable
- to ihe eingii
short time apo by a latr? 1 [j ? Lord of the
"admiralty, bul ?I follow in th?.
.n ? thai x?-*1 are to precipitate
challenge of the -Gern II the Get
; ai
Retain the Mail Tubes
tests th?
? mmitte to authorize
th? Post?nica Department to clr??e the
posta' six months, a
well ? ' ' umatic ti. ?
?
St. I oui acl ' '
? ' Pot
? and other
city, an?. I
?
If Congr? ? - up I
oral Bui " ? ' ' '
don??, there will be a vastly
flr-f?t of mail Btit<-m"bilo truel
throutrh i Phere
will he. according to P"-tr?,;i-'-r M
?eriorated mail
will be, according to Com? ' ' i
a vast ; traffic problem, xx ir??
an almost certain increase, of i
deaths, do? Incorrigible speeding
propensities of th? driver a huc-r
vehicles. That is, there will h? Ir.nVtr.i
on this city, which so far as the Po?
is concerned, fs a pold mine, a ?
In in had weather, less cor>'l In any
weather, end perha]
than th? present one of th.?
scant meai tdging; ? 111 ho
Impost
pro? id ?? handling of s -
:
? : hieb the tram?- "-quad
?
It is to
.
the lntei New V.ir. Cil tl in the
e Committee an?l the P
eral he
The Magic Stove
We 1 - ?
sor Bhowerman, in "Country
Chronicle/* of early Wisconsin, that as far
back In the night of time ea the Adminis
tratiun of Garlield ' essiona
-. ?- In thfl ????tu try ?-hire.
Tl e chaffing of fourth class poetms
their g . n.?w filling the land In
of ?hit- ? es, i?
?going forward In much the same ?
thai the
? - ' ? Garfli I was F -
? ? ?? with un
?laxx.-ii :
If th?
ha?, fired up al la I.
wl
entary
pra?rtice and could be reduced to -rystera
? ment in a manual.
Vet this I hardl) the challenging
about the stove. It is nol of the ?
of the m?" out of an eaper and
Dipping air distant neighbors gath
gcther t.. flex tlieir finge? In the warmth
and toast the Soles of tli^ii boots. I? i
? be xxhole story that there is a morn
eaaioa and then an evening session and
that few are membei nor that a
an<l in'' I other
liuiirs of the day.
.
erben
t there. Kven wrien 11
? immer, in cellar or al
ranged belo*a ?
the cha ? '?? ' '-? coffee mill and ''ifrar
I ??? igaii it the
pile of overs .
I to be.
11 it of any sucii sea*, with
a moment to
.t the absent fuel bon or lean
in?*- had against th? t inter, all
theirbrowi gravely toward the
\\'h ?? then7 \ syml
gh it may
mes ar.'l .
Irawi ' ': .ea ?'- ?
? ?ght, i?1.-, aa by i rmmon eon
.-ont. for the c'imfortiritr brotherliness that
i? fundamental in even th?- dreariest
munity of ?
To Raemaekera
' io. is "noutral"; yrt
clfar
' | >r><" and for
Franc?-.
Talk? a
I ? tly lance
r "Kultur
ff!"
...
:
raac?
Tn li.
? ? land that hell I ? ?jearl
Ala?, that v.. ? , -
i o'er
? of Marne
Blind t? I -t.famx ;
\ nr| in m
I I ! i.l 1 A ?M'
PEACE WITHOUT PRINCIPIE
Why Amerksns Should Uphold Allies in
Preferring Wsr to the End
i.. th Mitel of ; "ht fi baa?
? ? We America' . have giv?n the it
? . denee of .- n las In th? present
v?r. Amrrirari m-r.-'V has flowe.l liks
into France ?nd Bl ig! ISS ?nd -
Thousai irons American SOBS
save died oa th? bat? ?fields a! Frnnc-, and
many tboosaadl .
Allti
turn
. '. it.. ?I ?er
. i and
ited "
AMI?? th? bet that was la
?nd whtv sh'iuld be the ol
. , ? ? try, i
? : : .ei
?ess?
" ssay
?
? tl ?
ida, sr.d continue
? of in?
discriminate human it] II is perfectly
rhing In the
\ A sol?
and ?' TOI .
Nor no?
?hi? -Msuatblng * II ? n pi
,? a ?iearh grapp'.
w hich scouts s; -? i inanity ?nd
ration. Call It (..erman militan?
spirit of Thor:
, . ...?, ,h? world *' I ??
?hall njt.. ?
imph
W? Amarieani t to see
IS not make the error .>.' lUpposing that
-.!, militaria-m mi sns thi
notion. 1 he pug ?
lie? believe, threatei ? I -
pe, ha? lor..
? ?? ?ht, for ? Germai When
.
luitoua
g to which
nil
? '
rated m bo
reauers
11 forget to da] ici Bees of ?,nr
?
ring of the "Bati
and th? -
Do wo bel s that thi
? ru!? of fi
rehlog on''T Bha
thi
...
I itela see no outcome more
r present peace' D
.
the a!xtl? id and
?
peace
prop,,. -men bure.. ? ?? mur
- -
?
. people of ? more
compel?mp. I ? rise for
. ren with eoatinued
?ii from bondage throuph eoi I
-.?ar" ? ' ?? '
?? neu?
tral nation M -'uenco
amenity and civilisation, a measure of
?
? . u? to day, tl it did
r rinciple, or
.- war ? And can we -,
wo not, in I
of the min* ?? ? Allies, whose province
to make formal n plj
n ! EM! MILLER.
Philadelphia, P
For German Parliamentary Government
me
i r editoria leaded "< on
Ih1 ?nd Illu?orjr" vou
pear?. Bul
?
? rp; about |
r the inl
. -
. v . K
.-overiini'1!!! in I
Italy and Lngland. Russia is adopting it.
I war.
-???? In favor ??f ? ilbility
?
?
i iiat m?an? on!; (1
.?ri manufaeturlnj? munitions
and '.raniin? m?- ? ?nothi
-
-'ii I.hi:.
Colossal Effrontery
rribune
Pacifists will r
peace proposals, but they
-
( (iermany d that th?
? ?
( for ill I but s
'
?
? ' C
Instigate
1 ios becar. nfTianimou
- rejer?r,l ?'?mar,;. r?i ?o k-??p
?
h?! f?be pained and I
!'>?t to the '
preno itWT ",?'
f? How ?Di??, ard there are t??h
CO, are mo ?
-a of build?a Bril
eal offer,
-i-town, N*. J D-K ?
Refuse to Treat With Hohenzollerns
To i '
In r?p'y to von Rethmartn-TTo
p?ace pronunriamento why should not tl
ins avertie to j
ig ten ? ithernl
? Bteteo, oad svos Turkey and Bul-j
?
rn dy
- ?I be a replv wo
| Ml .'If. r i?r
? | '
? peace.
'
mtrii
"n't you arg?
'?
|
Call the Game!
.
proposa
. oi .1 ?ho is
I
??
' *?"' Mi I ? K H!,
Dei i . ;
AMERICA, TRADITIONAL AND ACTUAL
I* It Not Time to Collect Our Thoughts ?nd Organue Against Disaster??
German? Must Be Treated as Germans
tai ai 'i ka l> baa?
?F? i? poaalbls thai sul 11 sea I
h? a young; strong, free and united p?-oj
r? liai? mithin?; ?n ?rive" toward niediatio
'? I? possible f"r crrtaln ?mphatli reessi
I? fervent yenre plea ';.-. Hertha Ru
Pul?, r, ut tli<? Ariir-riran Neutral Coof?r?B
Committe?, Illustrates t?a peculiar danprrr
p? aro ? < time; tl sl
!y and fronomtcal
'
II G '?' ? n the par?o?: of Mr. F,r?
"I- on!? ?! 'I k.'.mi a. .
.?.?n. trad? ' i
?nd ' Rerierous antreta of pa?
eure ?nd mo
' ? -ti pern.lt th?m.'' Yet (ha paciti
Well?. h??.nu?e I I ml'?' of this pa
,? irar, redeeee discussion of 11
ii eeneluda
int to unity th?? w.rld. 'i '
......
ntimenta! ?nd
many, a (lermar
y wr-irir?c uniform,
h??r own, up'.ti th* nc-k - ?! i, ?
humiliated mankind. It a i>rab!
pect. I bad ? woi
Is the (?fttnan mind a An? m ?
? rhaT't-e.i ? ti-mp-r i
' ? :r> yo'ir pap?1
i? . 1 of worse atrocifie,
iny n;a;, n ?-'.' ?r.? iiosrenro in n ?rhem
- rod, making for pose?
x ,
doe? not take Into aeeoai*
iting danger. Fo
?
remain
n mi nace. ?i ?'nom ou
?
?r-ek rreoii?
...... . r and i
t think! ?ii ?
I to this mei o reah
Vx i
, '
?
. I
, -.
thing U
Il I -.ro. no1
?
ng a nobl? pence
v ? ' pros?
tiled, base Most
th? German mind ?(.-hem'?. Ameri
i defined by history a I c
able capitalists ciebatinir whether
ro? ?ring ?ther h??lp
will g ace, r. tel .-nnrerned, and ?xll
?? hut kno- 'it that
?rhieta pivr-- them where
. .., n? Invasion 'hat have
ght the ho?'
of ;?i> - . ? f tl d fam
Ifon who
- ? ? -? ? ;???
?
? '
Mew York, ai'd * mob snfl
ir motor b? itel
? ? n the White Hoot?
?fbrauhauser and that xou
. -, ?
The America of tradition, about wh
d, M supplanted by an America of
? - 'he suffer:?'
been for nom? time, and
?loyal Teuroi.? ?i
?ovo to our government ait in?-r?
blanre of purpose. There ?re thoie who I
we should be at w?r with (i?rm?ny. Th? tea
ill we car.'t be
According to at*ti?tici, there are not I?
than ' n five hundred tkouseod o
foaiSOd (i?rm?r.? In this country two
Uva bandred thou??nd potential traitoi
Don't take my word for ?* ike their ?
' ? rn.an-Americsns " dec?an
th? I f the ? t the 19
I are a peop!?- that ran lo<
upon s gloi post and can - I
ward
future, a? American?, on the other hand. ?
are merely an unknown qua I jrre
lumbla of thia land." For such i
i there eon be no sentisaeats
tenuation, it is ? delibern" ori?r?i
- honor <?f an o?'h 'he k;rd of r . n
diency that la!.1 wa?te Pellfirirn, with'- .
Of war'? excit?
? time: "Ti
race ? .? Aill be compelled to c
thro i. rican soil will I.
KO throng
? monism wil aoda a ri
? r this worl
< ?'rmaii; ?tn will be the problem of iierman
the globe " in this u
a ??. ?, beat :ard? i
and our GerssaaS openly ivwwiog them
?elves.
? ft nre no longer ?
whispei I
... forcea b?v? worked over her
the war started, li available m ? boo,
eosl i I
? ??. from Marr
Th?re are ?n tl -?--.?. MM 0?r
?? '. -x
-tco ?19,000, The. coofossios of
? '.erman ?err.., aervica
Captad Papon, sa i ti
tho pi et of an inv??ion o
'.erman reSOl
? ' now not only an o'.
propaganda, but an srmy large anough an?
igh ? to pi
? inada C" - ? more of a p*-opo?i
eo!
ought our fine mind? have
uncen
- I '
is re?
? ? imi
i Presid?
? 1 our little prop
la? The balance of power over here
,?T>>'d by any combination of in
nirly enough 8?<i
without oven to. te regain II v* i
ihould have no concern now with any other
? ? i - I rteoni sm ;
? Is our duty to our children to mob ,
more than ? barrel-head chant. Coat we
learn to regard "Ameneaniim" a? somi
i our lives'* ? au't we re4 ive "prepared
? reason s' riously and
ru dos - ? is oath
of allegiance '.' Anything ?a better than a
' *y
< " ?nd '"or oi,r own
tiol wet Iv i Germai
'mind. . we have to, bul crush
^e must, let us give over German
tradesmen and if any remain Gi
We ca?
Let ? tmeriea
all an- luding those who cam
and f? .- ?> prior to I .: Ito a?
? r? force against that fore which ho?
ited Belgium, and i? n?rw established
here.
be treated ?s German?. It
- security as it is the security of the
world. R.
Cornwall, N. Y., i?ec. 12, m**.
NOT IMMEDIATE PEACE
Future Establishment of World Court Urged
by Woman's Peace Party
? Ti
' iman'i Pea?
on of 'he advisabilitj
true, drop*
tailing of names but. usually br
i?. The only trouble. Is that the
'? on that subject ?ud
ied no hlnl
rork for th? fun,' ?
? of -.. "?rnattnnal (
, ?he Woni.it: P<
?
Woman? i I ' I ; ?
? . pn t to invite
all the ??rea' government? erld to
? pre -.- Stives to a conteron?*'* for the
: lanning an International court of
? ?ider the question of I
sment" The? eould hardlv be a pros?
.re in a process Involv?
ing ?o mat! -? the I nel question
I reached I 11 to simp'.?,- an ef
rward and dctine the verv
isas ?o much
t.. love, and which shs ? completely
??e ex?bera
Only we ? Of the
ty will
4 r that th?
?
Wha1 are th? Allie?
it ion or I
hall pay ?
-d ar
'
tine mornit | that the
?
ent -
promptly when I icy ate eal ?d. What pa
and i ? ? ? to ?in li to keep
? i-.r from becoming a sordid matter of
and commercial treaties hv
? gerenta keep 1
'hem.
If it i?, to be like a "?hopkeeper" 'o "prefer
llitary strife," then let m
?on their civilized
?HARRIET FOX WHICH!
As '
Let Britain Be Magnanimous
? bune.
snt articl?
one m to-day*! Tribune b]
?
n of all your re? i?r?. I>
ll diploma.
: of the tru- need? of the hour, an
'
thy Pi
? rid.
?"'?V- iflory
If
? ...
uf hut
1 -" ' ' Mi?? I
? eche
'
? rhrlstms
?
M I II??'
?
NO FAMINE IN IRELAND
Some Facts Tending to Refute a Recent
Rumor of Crop Shortage
Ed 'or of The Tribe
Sir: Cons ig daily ob?
??orbed by a section of the American press
i g out the fact tha* Ireland is fast
?hing a famine, owing to. as all arti
-in-. out, the complete failure of the
ri .?. of 1010, Il should be borne In
mind ? the p"tato crop provides In
r. considerable measure the diet of the
nobody can bo foolish enough
to be l! though the crop of 101S
should compl?tait fs ? the eoajBtr] would b
- a stale of famine.
? to he In more or '??? 'oneh
?? I un of the Green
,im reliably informed from official and
?ther trustworthy source? that though Ire?
land i* no diff?rer,'? from every other coun?
try in the shortness of it.? potato supply,
ther the quantity ror qual'tv of the tuber
leriousl] behind the product of other
? ;?r?. In (*ounty Waterford, for Instance,
'he yield i? held 'n be of even better quality
and of larger amount than last year, which
was an average crop.
It may be ?-aid. however, that the present
tOOS in the Dublin nur
belie the ?tatement I have ju?t
I ? - ? ? sn ine the fact?. Marly in
? ring the Ir'?h people were urged to
? s and other toorN?uffl in greater
? r?. He den of small
farms, in well ?? residents ?ri cities and
;??ivn?, were part i -ii!arl v exhorted b I I
that whenever po??.'hl.?
' | be l?rt to vield
Heed was taken of
thai ever;,
availa! .if la4?n or gar?i>
cut up to i? .r potatoes, cabbages,1
Bui it may be said that the existing price
.?billings per IIJ pounds indicates a
??hortage. Yes, it doe a ahortags al ? ?
market, tor when the farmer who usually laid
? acres in potatoes saw the
r knota or the lawns of the townsfolk
ired foi pa stoes he turned his attea?
g other crops to take the
' ??"?
And ? On other r'arm
.'id ? PigS form one
??? for the Irish people, of whom
75 per eont live directly off the land. The
- -.? of pig? foi ItlO is two and a
th? average price foi toi .-a?-.
rom the official ligures famished to me
? redaction of this form of preda
eased bj ; pal cent for the Mrst nine
this year compare?! with 1915.
Butter ? an important oooot to the farm
rnmunity ot Ireland, and from M OS?
[Oblo figure- I can state with
,- whils the lupply from Irish
? .n b) slsSOSI fiO per cent the
? i likov/ioa advanced more than 100
ten ,-.e ad
riee an.i prodnctioo, a:,,l the Irish
'.i day ?an ?gel a-, much for a cow as
- * for a racehorse.
; sbsdy ojasstioua th? ?uccess of
>rop are selling to-dn. Ilings
10 pene per barrel, as sgeinst ?; shi:
? - -
labor
- .
I
much exes
?
re on ? ?ring a fomiaa a
.-n the ? Siga Sl th.,r c.mrg. .
JOSEPH P ? "l.l.l.v
Ne* Yoik, I'. , -, ? 110,
"WRITING DOWN" TO CHILDREN
A Peiiimiitie View of Teitbooki at? b?t
Whole Art of Teaching
? ' a? ? .n?.
?'.' r? nra? ? '.- ryt^aX*
????ho .i.?, t that th?j textbook ,.?a| )n
public seb?ele la perfectly ad< .,-? -
B foi th? gTO'ax-lrg .- ' 'rtn ?
thould like -o be perrr.""'? a fe*, wordi ?o?.
? p?'. of prof-.i -,-a a ISflMNt
A teslbeek Is seaeel sgwi - netssj?_^
' ' ?' e IT, :r.di -,?* ft. I ,
I embed ? ? lysteui te wl
mind ? ? ? he "tag . ' - J " Vhelfl m?.
? a? th.-'. ?? ,-,,? ? <.<??.
" ' ?;
enea froi i i
know.- |g f geegrei ry, or tritt
i th? c??e maj ?-,,! if,
.- : te hold "the hook** ??? ? '. *, a *,r
feet model.
The main thing for ?-? ?0 ?v.,
rxample or learn th? capItfl ' ? ? **gAm
rot tO SI
.? ?"o'-1 r th? meaning of ?
??rt wr.o protest that I
'
? ' - ? i" are acteall)
? il
i saderstand li ho? th? ?? -, .
to h? ? order thai
reeg th more ea
to be dor? at all. ? i nor?
difficult-, n-id far mor? impo-t
? '. .-.?tead of b- / ., .?
?ra Moelly si ?-.
.
his ?v II ' ' -. ? .
a-?
eaoug - ? |
nal . ' '
tineei i ??? f?e?<j
ly for the use < ' .-.
I. a- ' . - ? ?>. ?
tinco:- fly, as it i
.
To adm-.t ope: - that T**
u:,ii?r?'ii : ?-,
' ? pr-x'ifr?) of '???ion
irso'};"- .- ?- tr?
??-?' reeg.
.- - ?' : '
harm / .
'?need In thi
upon the ]
ok author.
.?r throw ... te-fbeoka ? - rioit
bin, ra'her than thwarl ? -nentt!
prr,|rre?s Is this manner. Have th? '??eher?
prepare 'he lessor, th? ?? ? ?i varied
' then think ft -
presenting th?. ? Even
ra
than a'. - - chil?
dren hio|. ?
what '
??.-' *r ?ml
-??doc?
amber of "I otti
?
t'n ' ? M "
??? th?
.- ? ? and a |
-
'
Ph i Pens . r,<-?- H ?
Better Go Slow
sao.
E r: I -?>? by Th? rrlbnn? there -??_?-?
ment on fool by th? Progressiv.? of th? W?-.
? to gobble tip th? G, 0. P
and formal i perl ? rdam
?ern ideas and eharactei
Read.n.? between the tinea, one ess ?
v that at this early dax- ?he mr.
lias beer, act in motion for the D " '
Hiram Johr-"?n of Californls -r.
?ency. If such a i.ioveme- 14 bl
?aceeiaful thi? same H-.r*.: *ould
f?rr
paigi
?
r, Cl arle? K :' .
a? ,i I
would
would lh?>e *he ?ame ,:-?crepanry .?,.
Hiram Johnsen ?s Califor I .,-ain?t
?a K. Hughe?.
Vtj Ith th? rrotrre.-nvet || '? e -he? njlt or
ruin, and -v- aeed see leedaea
-
'?? Room
I ? eel si >?? ?'?' and ? *'
forth ?nd b-'re fruit to the ??'? ? I o? our
, loved I
I have vo'e.l the Repab".*-?- I M t*r Iba
pa?t forty years, and I am in?*!- proud ?f ?
party that ?aecestfuliy put do-?*" rebeil'or.
. brought ?bout ?pecie payment and tiroui*
jit? protective policlet standardized our du
ufacturera Hrtd m echar; let tr.d eau??d th?
wheels of induttry to ham and our co??*?*
fo protper and prog-rets, ?xr.d that would P?f
mit no insult to th? flag, or eile* Aratrlow
lives to be ?aenflced. There are thoutaadi In
the East of the tame mind, sad If '-'rae m?t*
if neces?arx they will pay their re?p*CW t*
Hiram John?on and "?he nsaealy Wut" I*
?uch an emphatic manner as sot to b? ni*"
understood. BOl ?*
West n? babea, N. J . ' m* '
Uasightly Roof Tank?
To the Editor of
Sir: Why do ?r - ? I t-***!??-*
apartment I e?AS ? tl c I I '"bbiti ???
iwotl fronti ?' ' ?""i !toa'
r n i-v. n o*? a ?, ,1,1. ?? .. r, a?, ?.*
fjSfl
IWall Tl ' ?- -" ?-*iXB mm*
eenriage, end tbei ! and ?tu
ed, high en the roofs wate
r? ? ?. rj red ??- '? be eeea tn
almo- ' '
the i-ourage ?nd initiative to do di?fese UJ
?i whet all the seat hex- Old wen
mW-- ?. a matter of cour?-? bscaflSI
<.-*?? i >uu i i. iirr . it?! ti
?Ahile.
New Y."-*. Dec. It. '
Consider the French Chef!
be Editor of The Tribu
?every on,- ; esesplais ght b? a
eiaable ? *T_5
< Erencb woman leeda a ftta? >
of .,??..- *' *****
|1; br.-ai.l. , i cents; butt. I ' tg%'
,
eraag*
'.?!?. -
cent? total, J?*?
Th? ?? heir There il na iwUI ??
I i i-KK ???
made and the *? "
Th. ?im? '? xn>*
?- rice, petatees, taaca^
ruin ; . n limi ? ,??.**
XXXI ? I?0\?.
I Newport, It I, l?cc 13. 1?!*.

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