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CAPE GIRARDEAU TRIBUXEj CA PS
31DEU. JiO, FTvIDAY?"-iO VE'IBER 1, 191S.
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JOHNSON WRITES ON ENGLISH LIBERTY
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Second Class Matter.
'$ HE TARIFF AND OUK IJKBT.
In one of th fouricea prints, which .are tt icrm the basis of peace with
G-.raany, is clause thiee, which Republicans clung is a demand for free?
trade with the nation.-; c'f Europe after the war. Free trade -has always been
a threatening menace. Lul should it be adopted alter the -war, it would
mean a ruination for '-": United States The workmen fcf America can
not live on ihe alanes pai'd in Europe, and therefore American industries
would be compelled to ilo?e if lhc-y are forced to mil ca an equal basis :H&
Enropian bbbr. ,
The United StaU-s national debt is growing rapidly. ' It 'will' soon' be over
iv.t nty-five irlliion doiia:.s ino.ily icr the war. SVe cannot help this or slo.y
it and wo shou'd nrl sc--p it bat -hould (x,i nJ twice t..o amount to wn tin--var
if necessary.
This normous sui-, mast he- pa.d j-cmcthv-.c and ih easiest way to r..y :z
: rhiough th"- tarii'i. .
Cur government .-hcu'd at once raise the utriff on all import d gee l-s vui
ilelc.it to pay off this jcr tit debt, wiA Intciesi, in a few y-ars alt-. t wa:
rr.d we wld never:- fit- ii.' debt.
(By L. R. Johnson)
We have been -taught to believe our
! American democracy to be most lib-
( ral in the world. On the contrary
j there are reasonn for believing that
the ?Joth:riand, Dritian, the first and
: ol-Iest democracy in existence, is still
til - read fount fiooi which true evolu
, tlon in civl! liberty proceeds. Neces
i sai'IIy having lived down from times
j areient and feudal, feme imprints of
the old regime are still visible on its
body politic and scqial, but tl- vital
j nark that began to glow at Runny
m 1 : r.tdl seems to preserve in itself
i e power to citabilsh enduring land
mark.; -hat mark suecesjlve step3 of
.'acui iov.a.d peifcct 1 Ixrrty.
o,vheiv is the contrast between the
:ii : took and its oiTspving nation more
rtrikhig than in tlf expression of pub
I.'c' cpin'on. "during this time of wai
stress.
Offensive And Defensive War
TacticsTo Be Praciiccd-Bal-talion
Drill Commenced
and transform them into Germans. In t
annexing the two Duchi e, however,! The Students Army Training Corps
the Prussian government agreed that j is making great headway in military
there should be a plebiscite or pepu- j studies under tl:: leadership of the
lar vote by the inhabitants of Scales-1 commanding officer, Capt. F. H.
wig to determine whether they p:; - j Coester, essited by Adjutant Carey
f erred German or Danish rule. It Young and Liiuanajif Ralph V.
not surprising to learn that Bismarck j Striekler. unit quartermaster, all reg
treated this 'arly agreement for self-1 -jiar army ni n. jlc c01y,s i,as fcon
df termination, the same principle v. - ; KCeiv;nff inteR31-ve training for the
are involving today, as a "scrap el ! . . .
j ... - , ' past two or three weeks and is mak-
pape,r" and that :t was never earned ;
intofjtcct.' j ing rap.d progress.
Now that Denmark is beginning to j The first battalion training was
realize that with the overthrow of ; give the corps Tu sday. The first
the tyrant her opportunity is coming practIce in almy tactks rd offcasive
to recover this lost tribe of her peo-' , , . . ...
, - .I.- i an'i defensive warfare wnl be given
pi we may expect her to vigo: zv-: j fr
press her cairns in the court cf the j next week. If the people of th; coun
Allics and vith success. Furthermore j iy sees a company of irrepressible
it would be no great straining of ias- j j:ve y0Untr Sc,(iiCr.' mavclrng by their
t;ce if both Duchies weri- restore..! tc
Classified
Ad vertisin
TELEPHONE No. 2
. .WANTED to hoar from ownwci
WAiNltu lorty acre farm wnnjcf soc& farm for sa!e
lier by virtue of herexlitary r'ghb-.
thus depriving ' Germany cf a sea
coast invaluable to her as a naval
j "ho-r.es they no d rot be alarmed or
3 cut an attack, ihey will march out
to t ie- country and will constitute a
riie V it .,. is a ch-.vie grumbler be- power, including tlx Kiel Canal, by, force to Invade the Norma! grounds
good supply of water; within easy
reach of Cape Girardeau. Address
K. 7, The Tribune.
FOR REXT One or two store roonr.8
on comer of Good Hope and Fred-1
erick Streets, apply to Chas. Blatt
ner. 247 S. Frederick St.
eaus he is a ihronic siiekler for what : means of which, she can securely lock! urii
r-? iieves to be hi right?. -Tht the ent.an-e to the Paltic. It ?s tc
privilege of gru.r.bl'r.g. or expressing be hcp.xl that the Allies will no! fall
his f,pin:o!i freely regarding men arai: to ha'. this canal internationalized.
Cii.r we
No. The
o rs ;f th
,v;i; give
J!e..t-jr, t
things, ho v iga: ds as one of his most ;
ratted prerogatives.
Lr-re at heme the sof
xpect the Fiee-Trade Dc-raccra..-; to make such a ta'-ii'f !av'
t the p opto wart to help themselves and ospeclaliy ti e preda-
eeunty, 1;k mu-t el'ft a P.epi!:can senate and congress wno of wr; it is attempted to make
United States the tariiT legisiation neeIcil It is up to the It appear unpatriolie ?ind as calculated
i- . -v f i i -.-1 1;. --I W i 1. r' itiV n'!!-. 5?
vha' for your b-vf iivr'iie-i ar.J vo-.e arcordangly.
whcie put en cr-tici-m of the conduct j yjj-J g"JSiSHiLS WJUJLV
rv AW7I" An":i
f
I
The press faithfully 0. K's
nixiuy it over. w prod'.'co !.;kewaimness in war en-i
orgies
1 ho first tirn.
izi;od:c,"' and vit
ni.u i.za sw-. pi o-r the United States, "t caii 1 "Iln
:.'ri oi dlst-aso t ;ok their niedicina out cf a .
e?xh measuiv cf the government and. Commander Evangeline Booili
the e
' ;.';r:ci ar.d . fcrra mevement. th Iicur.tor., lex.. t5e...t
rark.: "And when refoiraeis shall have swept uway Que: n
Nicotine fiom h. r tiurre, w - s;ipp, so liboity wid make her rtahd 'and fi!l
bravdy f..iht:r.' f t ni'-oui the- h-st thing that i-nacks of iuxarjr "for ' the" r:
working man liver and onions."
An
esl'.-eais
W'H.'tfKFliS COMINw !i.C'K.
d fcnc-mpara-y. the Cleveland Pla II
no note ot of true is perceptible
Some frank criticism is h par.! in th
scnae and the redoubtable T. U. sti 1
hisists oft- speaking his own mind
bit'; m Dritian we pass T:to altogethei
different 'atmosphere. There, since
1! v::ual ehcrv:.-. cf civltljm j
has n?0n to a vociferous shout. The!
, ' Ir is vocal with . t f r.ou; . John
. . 0-Gre:it V, t0 the Land's End. The!
:der, rxpre?es the editor thunders his rartum and the:
ays War Reiisf Work
Must Be Extended.
wide-spread antipathy i whiakers, in the following remark:J'it Is reporte-.l pub-hc d-1 ige his mail with their dfc-
tiiat cn account -f '-iie v ar, whiskers are cc!::.r.g back into style. Am! yr
: ii" people Inink that the worst is ever.'
Che art e.i wt-ar'tv: luenring wl:kers is all in the '.r'rs.m'ng. T!a:r. like .The whole nr.t'f n
.i-anxls and grievance-, to anp ar in
'ho-cc'.imn a'wnyi d- vrtd ie tfceii
O nime.i'dcr Cvangelino IViotb, lead
or of the Salvation Army in the Urii;
fd-rlalrV'hr been s!'M:nly ca!!-.-'
i i-'u.n t r r' i.-i ?; ad(I:t:o!a! wai
w;rl: w:i:.'. -n f.r rr:-:!c; The rcqaos.
is r,..nf:i:!:: 1 in a report just receiveii
!.;.- lar troia Cit. William A. I'arke!
the S:uvatiiiist forces, wiiora sia
s' at to rraiK-c over a year a ''o to s
t i is Ti !it.:;i;ent cnl general war relie!
;-y -th-r kind cf shn hb-y. needs exp-rt landscape gardening. yiixcM do- ymg it, mind,, fere Vy. :::,h ton- j W,IK v, a" ",;,a" trops.
iwial., on the topcgsv.phv of ti- face, cn ihe he-ght of elevations f.n.T. the - - ue ftr.d-'rcn. And their -.-; express I , "XV",,''! !l? fA Vo VU"J
, . , - - . . , , , ! .-.'n;:'.;id, ssud Commander Ront'i who;:
:n v; ar.d expar. ei- demxsi-ion. - :o:i cr.rt:. ites a ve.p'are oi ' '.v : fc , . .. ,
1 . . . es.--i; sa:u ,the ar-pmaelnng I nte!
Kcn lae k-y r.i:ni ;: fair-i.ar v.th th" lett'-rment cxp vtei by a Vr'ndyJ:-- v;v.-.'-i thf -ve'rmefiV t "l-:.:y, y.'ar y? Cat'saiii. ":v.nl the net
a
nit re nror.ounee;
ar.:
. o '
ji K-ris..r!g t .u-t.ar-' ;
liat i'aih- s.-m. v.ha
!.l;ici; a th:!I d tea-..
,tiom.' i" r uj'i' b n tr.
i ' - ii.i;."e i'-.o heavily a provcjiaad
hv r.- .: d ric.:v . f :ffc,t
h: a la. s'aehe h .ll- to It;- ntm
i s Grecian lir.es. Thf . o are a;'
iai can .-i-ggst aiv. brh.g.abeii-.
.vi;ik- -s a- they j;i r.oi n in
t:o rai
Iliii :-bhrir'
! Lb.:ve r
.ds of -.: .
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t;
1
ef
;e: ;
war r ,
ra
5k;p".vss - thi AiiHTiean j i"r:
1 iuciv vii'i tlie a!s: h::i'
.sastair.:::,: and eni::rg ) r.
I '.vnrk ;' tin: s -ve:: .-;-!
! - sii'es ihe M i'!(? Ited'
to cennoiter the pesitions
he e. A garrison v. ill be maintained
tit the Ncrrnel and if the reennnoiter
ng parties and scous gets through
tho H:i:-3 and gei ir.f jrniaticn on the
is'tion and. strength of the forces
u- fcnfl'ng the Normal ih y will be
rr.ns!crcl as scoring a victory. This
tram'ng is a part of the curriculum
given th;- corps, the merabes of
.vhcih are being train I for army of
ficers. The ccrps were given their first
fire drill Monday night. This 5s a
part of the military Trn-;u ironic). Is
Thai i'oh!ie:s seemed to have the im
pression they were cat for a picnic,
the Captain said, and want to their
practVc like a troop of Indians at a
war dance, whereas aboluU Hence is
rooeir:d. This was cne of tho firsf
lessons they bsd to learn. The men
're tvahjil to get th:ir clothes on
and pass through the door in fou
reeends.
Guards are mainta'ned all night at
the barracks. There arc four posts
mid a man is di faded fer duty at
arh po.-t. Three of tho-e men a:e sub
'ect to duty at each pest, and mvt
lenp with their clothe.; en ro to be I
I
for -'-' .:- r-ilt in --P f'vr- !
FOUND Practically new automobile
crank. Owner may ( have same by
paying for this ad.
FOU SALE Msdel 1917 Ford Tour
ing car. Telephone 191.
WANTED First class printer; gteadj
position and good wages. Appl
ut The Trfjune office.
MOTOI For s&le oce fivc-horin
power direct current motor; in good
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sale cheap if taker, at cne-?. Phone
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iiuvvMimimu
5 sir
UfiLL
fS SUSTA1MED S!
IISIiaiflRfiCBC
111 UU!ilL!!ii
ITALY AFFORDED A STRIKING
EXAMPLE OF THE IMPOR
TANCE OF SPIRIT.
Mil I
TRIBUTE FROM ITALIAN KING
Great Work of Ar.-.erican Agencies
Extended to Balkan
Gtrusgle.
nms WWP'1
Cc!. Barker Bids Godspeed to
the Graduates of Train
ing Schoc!.
.er
r ;i ir;ve i
ia a v:
v,;y ;:wa-t :ig is apr.cM: e'J yo-.r.-.
1 o-or .v.7.cr Ii as disdHarienir.r a -t
on of ne's c zvn v:ih a .vh, h-
!o .-tr'.i::g!.-- aea.r- t ';:' .
o st. i': vie :'r !., t th : ia xtThhh
h';tl:rv of i--nics, ;. t rer.; and 1
r--
hh
our :
:'. '. .
r "s coir
vr- -V-
I
at a f;i!- ih;.'. n its ieror..ra. ruai'cn ! ps lb word ei proniI:-;i: t.
: r.-.i broakj it to our hope.
Put iet k m whom nature l;as lichly endowed upon his pfey;.ie.gr. -:;; v- re
:"iee. has b -' i; h. hi: i den and ha; d -hip ,s 10 ha tho r.utnlv d;tin
i"
Li..'l Oi
or
v. r..
in .;-;e- Deir.ru-rat.
t:v -va- h:y.a!
' : rr:t ; v tiK n '"er ' o: h'lc
r1t.c:tni -.-.Iveh : f. Vni-r r'Y- 'i: : fe-'-ity
that sparrd no ty-r-g ' r.ppre
'y :::i. It v.m-; t pr-bll" th.-ii ','
':i':-'s. riiW '. ii-ii'ad fi
f .:::! s. I'acii i.y a vi ; .-
jne idn.f' ian re!5 -f. and e::- is
.indispeiisible. si.-rving its particular
c!'!.K:i;ts iis o va -way.
''iia- SahLtion Army was ioi-n in1
hnrrlsaip, reared !n p.rivatlon r.v. I
trairii'd to c Very phas oC linmnn mis-';
c'-dl ;r
H,.eri;e"-'-irs.
eri: of the ccrns is a -
IIjw;:
.y, T-":st frdh
'; a. v. :y-y;r-! when ho roll
e'vk.d to s e that a"l arc pv-
Tlie wiiole-snalivl ro-opi'ratfnn
twei-r. iln seven t'reaf ovani.-.tii.e.s
working for tin- happiness and wvlfartf
:.f 01. r soln.-!-s :i:-d s:i'Iors v.:is re
! ecl'tly i-'as: rated at the gr-'dyatio:!
1 . . . .
j exorcises '.t 1 no tea'.Ii Has ci ::
i .'(-v. isii VY!;'aro I". ::;-d"s 'i'rair.lr
1 Seluji.l in New Yoria ','nl. Williaiu S.
! r:i! i:rr, ulin vi ?it t- i'. ::': -e :! re:-
! ie t lit S:dv:tii!':i .".ra.y wish i'..-
While it Is true, as Napoleon said,
that an army fights on its storauch.
I it is uono the less trite that it al -o
Shts on its morale, or sriritr and
these who contribute their d .liars in
the l:nited War Work Campaign for
the seven great agencies ra.!: a.; til ?
Y. 51. C. A.. Y. W. C. A., KnUTh ... of
Columbus. Jewish Welfare Heard. '.?'!
vation Army. etc.. are akll g the can
of humanity and deir.jcrat'y ju t a;
definitely as tluy do i?i iieiidri; to
buy ammunition.
The world knows what it means
when an army's nora.h is broic-i.
Tim disaster, since retrieved, in It ily
is fresh in memory. For this nvson
a tribute recently raid by Italy's hing
and her commissary general to the
aid which Anieriea.i civilian a-::icis' :
gave in strengtlieiiin the nenale ami
iiglrting iiower of the I.'.:;i.:r. ttoops
ij sijsr.iieant:
"To offt scnifthi:!, ; tl e :it.!d'i-!'
at war lVeiifi the ie:;:v"
x 'ietor Kiiianaei. "i.-. :i; oi'y a
j t r;t!:eriy tj.ou ;' t of graeioa ... ess and
i-.l:i-ss. jut ab-o , iv. .!' ! v:--.'a.;
j t keep t!; ;r t.iiui!;; iii :m' i-
I "aia. pron: t ar:i . ;.ar::?: o:;s. To ';.iv -
int.
r.-. : :
;iiT
oeacd
tho w
hv a,.-
:thv 2r. -.:.
al to
1 :
h'l l-i-r; t c i-i-nti.dat--.-. f : r (
.a.' :c oef .'a:, re ;ivs v. .vit-ii I:
i; s hi.-rneo that a Ivopublican iei
thru h ive coma fr.i'r Ps- .'h-n-,
eVe cf the I'nite-d iltat'cs to v
.ss and United State;-" Senate 1
t; ry f ir the .puenetds
is ... ii;;i! rr ef exti
1.. r-J'die:"v trj.t.rco .
fVS d
n i ;;.si
Who :
I t
iy v.-culd be looked upon ;
iuxi, hew he reach; . sii. h a
' :: we.-'
idv fo.
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vi:: -i(;:i
5 y.r
fr 'v.
1:
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vir rrnr of nretr?t c);it-.d a ?.I;n:iT
0-r:7c.r.il:on.,- with a I'ey IC-vrge
h-re;:. . -
'. . far fran weakening n:;iriof 1.-,
"?1 :r i a fe-r' -''-noT -v: '-h'tho va:-
r : ; f :i J-:,.: ae -rs sfn:--
(TV
"ra
u-;P'OT!
" led ih' J-,-.;Id. nt,
ih.eugh ''on;: -.
r-pon.i-d f'r. 'Vi,,,n
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re ).-.
a-.n.h
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fly;
an il
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to
e
:ean-: -
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;( v. .v i niocr'its.
'' ri.t.c victory, t - m;Ta
I :-. a ! ;ou: ;eal" for- i
!e Itopebiica;:
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aai f-.n.trf
ia b st'i
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n oakey tnr.i'ght hi v.ii'.
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: rs
-J- 1 coaiitry car.nol b : rriiii.-i i;n
d J i tier I jibs, which s a- uirh.. j:
were when he painted them pea-gicc;i
ti iv in. . :
het bc.-ps
h t. n o , :: i the
i a - t: ':.:o r'-en
- . '' . v i e: :a ; r
rvp c sh ii ef !r
:e::t :?.:: ht h; t!.:2 s: rert g-:a-cf
l'b:;tv.
bo'.v to ru-j.' with it. Perhaps!
that accounts in pome' degree for the
suecess our vrk has nttaiaod and for
which we are tlu:::!:ful.
.-"Wo are "f the .niiiion people, and
v.e toil :n a praciiea! basis. V,'e lea'rn
d the lesson of 1;oy to do it in ti e
I'o.er war. wh?:i v.v .stood at the side
of nritain's trueps itr.d weathered it
ont to the ere!. We have been tried
I.y lire, ami the mothers ami fath. ri
ot' A morion." ac In e.iiier count ries, tr:::-
t'.r Valval :n Army to do tho tier.::
t'li-y v."1:!--! ii!a to J- lor their men if j
they i.:t bad the i-Iiance.
Wi:!i lt!l') ;rai::ed
front, opera: i;i, fr.:;
th:g .mus, ttn Ssiivat'on
i.::s !oi:o :-nd vi-i e ;:i
i.i'M i'or tjt" or.r.oc' of
I.ihei-.v."
unn'aj: r.. rm! t
forrv cf f'l-i'clr.
.-a ic 7:-'M ?Jes-.
-5 to D:4'a ngniar
-.-iiii!:ai-iii el' o;.r Jr. ."'S ::i:d !:::s been
over then" !if n .t::I.s. v:e; ihe .','iten llllt. insl't . U'.'A v.t K;-
ivi::i ai si-e;;!er a::d wished the tifiy- j o;;;.:e:t is v. on. ay of ii,
T.--rA -o. such J -f;r!:t .lowi-.h v.ei iers ;;f i!ie class t',nl- i I '. "pie. who Jbr ? iJt;
carap- s an ! j speotl, while Ir.ds .'.::: ahaii. lite; r- :d- j in uw'.' geni'M a : e: :. ." :
::eiit Jewisa .i.'irr-' v aa l ph:!.:r.:!-t i b'-.; it .-'If ad:.r :iy v, ::
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;- ;f:- '.re
ill- .! ai
n e.;..' n-
cademc '
I
;'ae Salvation Array ataon the I.oys
at the front.
! U:'-:.Tit;tr!-, v I.c:?turrs bv
! l:-:n Cocstcr.
':"0 to CIcncr
al college
tu.i
:lrse v.l'.a are there to iie- the:a."
declared (."..!. i'ari-.er. "Vi i will re
i resent in the c:: m and ov- rseas
I "deals and s;;:n -lards : the .Tewih
to tlrtlO Military games fcrj r;d:h, and it is up : y:.:i ahove all
1 ,.-ei-ise. ' t:.;ai:s to be iran.'steid in your r-
of ih-?sT ir.imes t er-'rei'-e rd i I'g:-us praeiiees. I'rac tiee what you
vlop mcsc'os. of the lers isj breach. T.ai!, 1 an sere, has been
. Y-t ti l. A rur-.ber of r-- s"vi'vt "f 'vr s:"'' ss- lf .VoU
.. ' , . ""I live up t ;!.. priiatp! s of your faith
a s form a r.n. 0"e f fb" pti- ' t . . '
i; . :!:e bovs wi'd re-
Saorkiai; of .he Y. C. A., o"e of
. "Wi at our IsrhtMig Leys need is in- f t::e iaiv. great . ;eai: a in l!ie war
spiral i:-!i and be:-.: and ehaiaeier in ! v-ori: earn; ai"::. V. Ita. i oae. con:-;! -
' raty .ri; '-at f ibo ';':.! anav. i i
C. . ;:: r. director
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cfrtir.'.i
!i -i.s:ve
a Liter to Dr. ii.
e.i over.e '.; v. :!
'"T!:e vittorier.."-
on i::e i iav :;,is i-r ai'j (it :! : :
ed the utility ef tho eoaii'ort-'....I
a ting ;-:.:ti;:is of the Y. :.i. t'. A
mn:cil;;:e. coat act v.itti the ' .'
iii'or.. ra.d tit's ::.s...r -:.i io- v :.
aiv.s ;he a.Siu ia'ion far. her t!
vi-ya ix nt the br go.?s -' .r.md ihe r'rg and dr.-pj 5 ! :.rt b - v,-;th
! o'atftn.:
rec 'V.
-.- h;-!s a:a!i!;.: 'J;dl b-hrd another. He p"-ks it I sno-et volt, whetber i!tev be Protestant. ,le - ',..'f,s'ici fro .1 the tr
Army Is i!o!a y .,Pi, fh:,;p. t!,c 0P , v;t,0 a..on 1 j ratholic or Jew." ! v''re -:,"-!:5 - , !" r
a:::e to da iisj . ,.j .;.. ;. :f ' The newly gra batted tieid workers - -in fM-i i::g ih ; i., :'- .
IwiivAvAty a..d , ' ,:. 'l1' ,';,ri ' .uh " 1:1 will ma!;., a toud of -j(t) men U,Uv baitl- that th. y ce.::.i eo : .
... . . " " c- f"--. fold work la oar eai-os ami naval : o:,.e ' a' vd ce:.-:,.;-:
'tF ft'?'
TV" 5 5 -
j. f.ejii'.e 'A. Titas ef 5Iisliawaka,
aic 1 Lab. r. u;r:ed f -r.i a six months
i-iai i ?o ir:i:gth;-ri
ibs r cf r a :l -I'v.yr
1 rean gets inij'd? cf t
arms.
i raining
t:it: lis aiaier t!ie air
v.is'a We! fan; Itoard.
v 1.0 nave i ir '.von.
o. 11 jgscyoH's er.tu ism : ho
i d Ijy vm- Ci.).H 1 er.l
1'i
era
g w,:y 1 -..s'Citr.l Ko.scvcit doe:- not in.'-,- 1
'd r.a ov:-2,ok the fr.ct that others wax
...,.0 uoouiomiuy iai..:-. a wise position when he treat-
. ti.u-j, as tiK hatsr tr-a'- President Wilsi
e is-:
ri :o
. a
ee vc:
o.I War
to iielp with the
I
in a circl 1. i of
' circle anJ ' Dear. I has atiou! :': "iy "hiiis" in tl" ;
1 , ; : I
h m elf a:; r g'd as a fc-ce! v::,""; s ,:!!:;hs
ami
II:
dov
st?.rt, the game by falling
' e msii
Yv'ork Campaign, revoalj i f . 'Is pi
t-n.-:
:iiv c izv-n.l t 'i :- thu. !;.wi 0 ' h. p-i-iu-a uactc an-it to:t'i. nismtainin"
1 , , , 1 '-a iv-apoa for t:ie rdov compilation ii .i. .i-i a.,
:eriver ba-tov fov-ulatM and;()f casu,I;y ..0ur 4... he - t ad .l.e whde. There ;s
'Jo b-n v,ry I-'i.r'Hy skhid. 1 saTs. "are ,Q ,villIng to give us the ' $althcr ?aR, of iurn:n ca,l the
the CiMcn !
ron.
on n.x.
:i'-''V!- : 11 ;f ib0 c: t,
' ! - ' 1 neiree. a .'.tirn s?ma.n .Too .T i?cv.-.it ..t
. , . - "-VII .-'iai it tu:
o 1 . s ays ot c.lv.
n the general eh-ci.1
J..
L'om'ng
i- the ( ar-j.
iiir! Jinhr? Kdw
r.--; ndous can:; iu'y n
' " " -.. i;rr.wn in frvra- cf
.'.:.inh Jani'-s. u-Ta -.- - .
pei.ticM : iach:ue vfl earth.
h-.-e who believe that D nmai k had rest ami eary tiiaa which they have
i'F-fi:t?.b!e 'clai.ij fcr redie; und. r earned by hard work ia the trenches
relay game.
A detail of police from h' corp.- are
u:c.r
piet-.s : -ii l-.n-ae "roii?"rs.
The' yro:a f;.-:y a :: :v.;t boned morale
v..s sp eai to tile Lal!.;;:is l!i-oaj;h
ho aid el' r. grades i:t-.-.- ;ip;)eairi:'i ii
i!;o America:? ;vo; la for veoro land ;
f r the.'r r.ere .iry work. (iea. r;d
i riaa aet I) -ere y, the Freaeh
v: !( men are being j commander who has be; a deb ated
recrui:-d la r- for oversi as wort:. ; f ,,. his wbirlvind dri e tiiut ptit Ira!-
liiere are te.w m-ariy I . Jews , g..rja o;,. of t,,., iigiiting. haa ritten
m'i vi;;l- i.i in. ' :iai na .i.
a;ns centers
soldiers and
s:iiic.l-i i" :;! f:'i;",s :!:. v.eleo;:iei! A
1 .-.- i:e hi-cVr.aiiers has reeently !een eslaii-
n:m hack
in ail Iw ei;ie.
md he 13! bsbed it. I'a
fa t i the priip iph s tho Allies have accept-' il at ry jfien lhe" remain at the j required to visit ad m .nibcrr, of the'
lii .ivs
V;
The r, -..Ut: it
jn(iau.iivuyi:avc maue a i;r-
ybell, the Sicialisi candidate for Ce-a-
ae iiepubi.can nc-iinoe.
he
tne a-:-;-a:c:
a- iruide for the neii. sott'eraonf 110,11 u'iU 50 HUU atuon wua reucI ! ' vro ftavc drarters out In the!
uaus. teiaeumes rrencu or rrm- j - r.t n gat tc see that they are in
i;.h trorps. days after they should ' tv."- r.-n-n-j -., "1
v-- in , 1 . , .-- " - -'- i.ju u uen m
( .... tw ....... ... u . V- I. .i . , , .
miirc
ntr.e r'-m impaticji'.ry w;Mt.-ng t i-.'.-w , .,
11: ec r.
.oice.
A 4 !,.-
a
h? ha- taken tanly action ing for another tour of duty at the i 'V.!'1 . rc,L,rf fcr tro nbt
.1:: hns .rnt. .n rr.tt n V n flormon frrt.it " - 1 t-i-'i; -r..ei oi girls wore rtc-nt-
.' ve r.uent a-:k.'n- for a -fultiHinent j American soldiers, therefore, are ? J I3r1;!J aRl '! " a taking up tho j
I of th treatv cf If til. (sometimes severely wounded or even j v-'orl: with enthusiasm.- They are al-j
It will be remcaihctc:! that when
! killed when their officers have no
ILL I.v rOWni LOKD; ft;ti:t cna!iy v Hk thp aiiicJ v.-ar c-rb-! R'smarck -,taitcV Prussia cn her ra-j ?eans o knowing that they are eve
. Ti ; m mir-uausir zone.
i ?-er cf or.qr.est, Denmark was one j
-' ef Ids lin t v ctimu. The two Duchi s,j ,
KAISER
Ii' T. CECIL SAYS. n'
I
t
Undo,, October CU.-R.. plying to a F,KE IMAGES P. S. CHEMICAL f--S and Holstein. which had;
question m the House of Commor. ; I o- ,li l'1, " ....: , i i. . n !
!a.. Iird Rnberl. Tr- d sh'ri-n i i ir4 i- - :i -4? 4 !.
rctarv of fere-e-n !.fT?iir sccrf-.r ' clw- r--J ji. t : n,.
i.a i:.imi;c-L.ui i unu. x uc
TURPENTINE IS VERY USEFUL
renojr doing tact cal work and hiv!
been out sketching and mapping the'
"c-untry. They are making rapid pro-!
' followed by a few- cxpiosi
gross in their studies
I-P to Tuesday 138 r? n had beJ
j actively inducted into the service. The!
j Cnp:? may contain 2fin m-r. . ,
Most Satisfactory Medium for Thinnina , thc- ht c!hcr, . ' ' ; J '
.- "IV , X ui
i m'.-slon frcm n'.Vr n-rK- iu
i minor
n- ?!uchy is peopled by Ger-
that there was no evidence that the
powers of the German BunJesn cna' ::;;tcr.' stroyc-d the orlo-ide do- isan bu th-e rcrthcrn, Schlcsw:jr, is
system had in any way been modified.; stilling at the $S,fMfJ,0t)C govcrarrr-at 'T ? g'cr.t preponderance Danish
namel or Varnish Alcohol Also
Is Used.
The German secretaries cf state
were appointed by the Emperor,
added and presumbably were liable to
dismissal by him. It nvght therefore,
le assumed, that the so called German
war cabinet did not concspjud con-' r.ot beau dett nnincd.
1
j chemical plant ui Kirgspcrt, Tear., to- These Dnacs of tl dirchy have, al-
mght, bat so far as it was reported way been loyal to their race and hat-
tncre was. no loss cf life. The dam- crs of
age was estimated at mere ;h.-n' r
rursraa rule,
. . i.. j- .
n. iJi- irry i.avc
s ' wea
they
mUX: Th-a origin of ths blaze i:as; atA-al!
n system-
-V y-.A v
i - J p period of induction cx-
Ordinary turpentine is a satisfac-; P,r3S-
rory medium for thinning enamel or j i he guns, un'forms and other equip
varniSh, as most motorists know. ( for the cotps is expected to sr-
rpecial thinning liquid, which should ! T
be ured ia this instance. When it is Lf aj b 11 cf la(li"P: from the I
C&in-i to produce a qulck-drj-Ing en-j f pi. urpot whore it was consigned!
r.u-l, try i:?!
ao; for t'uir.r.inir.
to c:ad catc- their language
':: rv-nr-n t. rrn rr;,...a. f
"---t- uiujuau, i uvs-
day.
United Var Work
Campciin Frcgram
The run:; ai.r. hegitis on Jlonday
inornir :. ?-.'o. - I er 11, and ends at
inainiht on !;. !.ij. Xoveiiiln-r li.'.
As iippro('I !-y represatitntives
of the loivemaent ;it Washington
the riTO.-XlV-i J wiil be divided as
follows :
Y. JI. C. A $in(M)o.(ou
Y. W. C. A lo.00X,CJ0
Nalienal Catho
lic War Coun
cil (iivl.ai r.g
K nights of
Cobaabas)...
V.'arCati'pCi t.i
taiadiy i'erv
ie Jwisb V.'r! fa re
Perrd
A ni e rien n I.l-
brary Assovi
a:!oii Ks;l va: Ion Army
tlO.CJO.OOO
ir.c:K).n(x
a.rod.tKM
3.r.fio,oe-(i
O'HJ.lKHy
Any surplus will be divided pro
thir! testimonial:
"It gives me i,c.tt ib::j!:i-o a::d
satistaetion to testify my a :n; ei
i atien of the work that i:; we!-g ae
j complisbd !y the i"jy r du ST.otdat
: which is ur.de- your i.reelam. In
! cxtend.:ng jour activities to the a-t.iy
j in the Far Fast, you are acro::'
i r-lishirg a :n. le and useful work,
j The soldier. who are se-iarat .d from
; inerr country e.vrr. nioro ian r.oi-
diers wJ:o are abating on their fnvn
r,oij. appri-ciaio the aer.ice which
you have readercQ .i to -operation
i with the Y. M. C. A. in establishi:ig
these Foyers da Soluat. where tho
! soldiers are able, U. co.no together
! for rest and recreation. I am asrur
j ed that the results wbich you hr.ve
l already achieved will car oar xya
j those who hav already a.dcJ you In
this patriotic ct H, to respond a;;i"-t
I te your appeal in thio r.cxt fir.aacii.I
"TTBT"
Ffay Fever-Catarrli 6
SCH1FFMANMB
i CATARRH BALM