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The Prescott daily news., 1914-02-19

R. L. Blakely was business visitor to Gurdon today.
 We sell New Idea Patterns.-New Supply Company. Adv
 Wanted-One good mouse-cat. Ap- ply to Mrs. Horace E. Bemis.
 Why go to your neighbours every day and borrow The Daily News? Subscribe today.
 Presiding Elder Hayes arrived home here this morning from Hope where he has spent the past few days.
 Hear the splendid addresses Sunday night by Rev. Mir. Few, and Rev. MT. Ayres in memory of Miss Willard. Miss Gladys Greeson will also give a reading from one of Bishop Bristol's eulogies on Miss Willard.
 The Music Club met yesterday af- ternoon with Miss Jennie Lewis at the home of Mrs. Blakely. A Wag- merriam program was rendered. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. John Lewis served dainty ice. The next meet ing will be on Wednesday, March 4th at the home of the Misses Scott.
 At the Gem tomorrow night there will be shown a big two-reel feature "The Tapped Wires" an Essanay drama, and good one. The price of admission for this feature will be reg ular-5 and 10 cents. Advt.
 Joe Davis has a new ten pound girl at his home in Bonneville. MT. Lane has been working in his place during his absence. Joe is improv- ing rapidly and will soon be at his regular work again.-Sanatorium cor respondence Bonneville Progress.
 Let US have a full house Sunday night at the Methodist Church to com memorate the life of Frances F.. Will lard.
 The Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain railroad agents bulletin for the month of February again advertises Hot Springs and other parts of Arkansas. The cover of the book bears birds eye view of Hot Springs, beneath a slogan advising travellers to stop at the famous resort.
 Ouachita Presbytery convened at the First Presbyterian church in this city at 2:3O D. m. today. The special matter for consideration is the resig- nation of the pastorate of the Arka- delphia church by Dr. c. P. Bridewell and dismissing him to the Presbytery of Chicago. Dr. Bridewell has been pastor at Philadelphia for the past six years and has call to one of the churches of Chicago.
 J. D. Jones of this place got a good start in the hog business this morning when a Poland China SOW he owns brought litter of twelve pigs. Eight is a large number to discover in this country at one time, and the twelve that came this morning are conceded to be the greatest number ever brought. Eleven of the pigs were good size and healthy, the twelfth be- ing the proverbal runt. All lived and if they survive until fall will be worth around $120.-Mountain Home Item.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-02-19
Local News,
Go to church next Sunday.

If you do not get an invitation to attend some church Sunday go any way.
 A good show at the Gem Saturday, Let the children come out-we will take good care of them. Advt
 Jack Johnson, Jr., will bring you Ladies Home Journal for February. Telephone PAP.
 For Sale-Pure bred S. c. Leghorn matching eggs. $1.00 for 15.-Pres- colt Poultry Farm.
 H. H. Higgason spent last night down at Hope, returning here to his business this morning.
 For Rent-On or after March 1st, six room house. Apply to Mrs. D.. F. Andrews, Prescott, Arkansas.
 Money to loan on real estate good rates-easy terms-nO delay K. L. Blakely, Phones 329-167. Adv.
 Let us have full house Sunday night at the Methodist Church to com memorate the life of Frances E. Will lard.
 Mrs. Chas Pittman has issued in vitations to number of her friends to be at her home tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock for Rock Party.
 Rev. Jno T. Barr, of Womble will preach tonight at the First Presbyter- ian church in this city. The services will begin at 7:15 and all have a cordial invitiation to attend.
 Mrs. John M. Pttman left this morning for Little Rock where she goes to be present at a meeting of the executive committee of the Wo- mans Christian Temperance Union.
 If you do not subscribe for the La dies Home Journal let me bring you one.--Jack Johnson, Jr. Advt The March number of the Ladies Home Journal is fully up to the standard of this excellent publication. Jack Johnson, Jr., will be glad to sup ply you with one. Phone PAP. Advt.
 J. B. Stone, of Prescott, the Scott Mayer Commission man, left this morning after a brief business stay in our city.-Camden Evening Herald
 $1,000 to loan-1 to 8 years time.- | Moore & Martin Advt.
 Little Rock now has saloons and members of the legislature can still exchange their daily allowance of postage stamps for whisky.-Mans- field Messenger.
 New Idea Patterns may be secured at New Supply Company's store. Adv.
 Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-you are next.-Cragan & Cummins.
 Advt.
 Jno. Stubblefield visited his parents MT. and Mrs. R. w. Stubblefeld, at Hope today. They are there spend ling few days with relatives and kfriends and will come to Prescott for a visit before returning to their home : in Sulphur, Oklahoma.
 < Hear the plendid addresses Sunday Anight by Rev. Mr Few, and Rev. Mir. &Ayres in memory of Miss Willard. SMiSs Gladys Greeson will also give a Sreading from one of Bishop Bristol's Seulogies on Miss Willard. S Ben M. Foreman, prominent citi- Szen of TeXarkana died at San Antonio, N Texas, yesterday morning where he had been for the past several days Fin the hope of regaining his health, Mr. Foreman had spent his life in s sTexarkana, was prominent in business social and political affairs for many syears and was well known in Prescott
The Prescott daily news., 1914-02-19
In the "LONELY HEART" at the
 Gem tonight.

"The Lonely Heart" Selig-Drama featuring Kath- ryn Williams. Twas Meant for You" Biograph-Drama Plants With Nerves" Educational
The Prescott daily news., 1914-02-19
Everybody Come.

All farmers who will plant one acre or more of Irish Potatoes meet us at Greeson's office Saturday afternoon Feb. 21st, at 1 o'clock p. m. as we have very attractive proposition to offer you
 Guy N. Garner, Sec.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-02-19
Weather Report

Weather Report Wednesday,
 Maximum ...............6 .68
 
 Rainfall ................1. .1.33
 Fair and colder Thursday, preceded by rains early in the morning. Fri day fair.
 Won't you go to church next Sun day?
 Won't you go to church next Sun day?
 For Rent-Four farms.-Moore X Martin. Advt.
 The cultivation of peanuts has proven that De Queen soil, which can be purchased for from $10 to $20 per acre, will produce as much rev enue as land that costs from $50 to $500 per acre in other localities, no matter what crops are raised on the latter.-De Queen Bee.
 Several papers over the state sim ultaneously announce that splinter hurts worse coming out than going in. Don't know how the editors came to this conclusion unless they were sliding down Little Rocks cellar door at the press convention last week. Fort Smith Times Record.
 One of the interested women of oul town remarks that the GO to Church Movement brings to mind James Russell Lowell's fine thought as ex- pressed in the poem: Present Cri- sis"-
 "Once to every man and nation comes the moment to decide, In the strife of Truth with Falsehood for the good or evil side"
The Prescott daily news., 1914-02-19

Fair and colder Thursday, preceded by rains early in the morning. Fri day fair.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-02-19

We sayl Go to church next Sun day!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
GERMANS TURN AND THREATEN WARSAW
England Experienced Aerial Attack Yesterday When German Flyer
Appeared Over Dover and Dropped Bombs Near Dover
Castc-No Damage Was Done But English Aeropsnes
Failed to Capture Daring Aircraft Which
Escaped in Mist
CBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON December 24.-lnslesd Of the Christmas truce
which Pope Benedict hos endavoed Christmas Eve finds
Of the bcgecnt powers engaged fierce battles both
the eastern and western fronts.
In the the Allies hsmmcrng the German enrcneh
seeking weak point while in the the Russians who have
been driven back from the German and Austrian frontiers,
seemingly brought bay behind rivers which offer natural lines OF
defense turning and attacking the Germans and Au
TRANS.
The Germans their rush toward Warsaw drove the Russians
the Bzura Raa and themselves succeeded
ing these rivers According the official Russian report tonight,
however the Germans encountered the Russian main line and
routed Also the of the front south the Capathan
the Russians claim similar victories but the East Prsan
frontier the have apparently turned the scales After
treating their territory they resumed The offensive and
again back in Mawa II possible that the Germans have again
their oulanng tactics while keeping the Russian center
busy with frontal attacks hoping into Warsaw by back door
The only certainty be that this battle OF the greatest
in worlds history IN which The advantage first
iAr, tis7 ire o'hev
England this morning experienced aerial attack when
German aeropsne coming from the Belgian coast flew Dover
dropping bombs in front Of Dover Castle No damage done
British acoplencs pursued bu, the German escaped in mist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25

SAN FRANCISCO, CaWN Dee -.
search has been hogui by The pro-
bate cuur for the vanished millions
of Captain W \ Neville. of Jim
town" mining fame, who was AZ ono
timc before his death worth siN mii-
lions. when Neville died some nin"
years ago. hts estate Was supposed
10 have vwudlcd 90 "a million THE
last will of the gold pioneer. recently
nlcd. was found only after ulle
wears search II was 40 lamest0Wr
In the Uavhid, mine. that the Sc
,illo stake was made The capt I'u
took 500 GOO ont of three buckets 1t
ore 8 vast fortune accumulated.
bui 10 eylpoutCl iu The s'We rat.1
In the viii Iur filed tap'a'u No.
vile cuts or DIS son with q $40 h'-
quest. explaining that the son Threat
cucd hl Ute and had secured m1"y
thousand. from him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
GERMAN CLAIMS CONSERVATIVE

BERLIN December 24.-Among The items given on, by the
official press bureau the following While there general
dence that the and their allies making along
extended battle line in the there indication in either
German Austrian official reports marked advantage having
been noticeable that Vienna the adjective favorable
referring battles Carpahns but herself by
the battle along the lower Dunac and the kro
Tucho line continues Pclrogad newspaper reports that
Turk and Kurdish troops have occupied nearly the whole Persian
province Of Azcrbaian and Julf is mcnaocd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
MORSE ENJOYING
CHRISTMAS WELL
IONNlH NANklE CONVICT ~
SIiiL PROMOTING NA\l.
CATION SCHEMES


NV YORK ucr Chafts
" Morse. VINO wns only short tlulr
AGO supposed to ne y diving man
when yrtng DOSES ourrncc m Altar
On. l- t,rf much iitc today VI" f.
preparing tp celebrate h.a COME. lart
iu the world of finance aud viii Sg'
urday sro tu, first sailing of bis rcN
steamship lur fu Bermuda
Tho veteran steamship promote.
Judauut,d bb the blasting OF hl.
fondcst hopes when. as result 90
the financial panic OF 1907 boz, vas
con uctcd ANA cont 20 'Iils De- again 90
power bee the n-Cmoi'ue world &c.
head ui the Hudson Navigation Com
rau} aud rIl' nov direct ihc opcra
ilous of M, new Bermuda line DOL.
fight Go regain h,t lost prestige h
the steamship world b. hein watch
cd and hc has Abundance ol fnrp.
ci1l backing % launch H' ness dc..I
Opwout 0Hrmes
o. a recalled thU N,r., planned
tH, great Eastern Steamship Com
pau IuI NANNY other .uu iWiso limo.
along OH. Atlantic coast lls Vid,
scoop, n. operation mad. Hw p0'
,r TOO \rH York finance lID 800. D."
usuf uf f.. Nff.Hal Bank of Sort.
Amor,I who. 'H. rH1rIl trees. n
zoos. drove fhaf usfiatIou 40 Ih,
wall More, departed f1r Europe
when f.0 storm broke over H.. H'..
lI, uu,I fhp following 'Uar D..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
Mover attacked b, Butte uniou.

Ht'TTE. Nout. Dec O. A mo
mont las been launched by Butte
Miners Union $50 io remove
Charl, 10 Mover head uf the WD-..
.rn Federation pf Niuvr. ioreibrr
With other federation Officials. U..
% Is claimed 900 flr petition thar u.-
been Sept Geo 900 organizations Boz tGr
federation care 800 thoroughly Pea. 81
arl desp.el by aIl persons r"E %.
lees of Croft ur calling 100 tbe cOur-
fr, of silver Bow. and especially so
b., th, miner. %. silver Bow Moon
taua. that YOUR petitioner feels aus
kuov- f#tf 80 vll be- impossible 'p
ever build 900 it- organization and
take r former pla .c among the 800
du.trIdI organizations of the lul'ri
States a toms 1- ihe said pdr'i0
above nImU" ar" .u amy manner c0r-
trolling OFT #Ir.rf.H- either directly
or irdir..fI, f.r affairs o. fH, We
,rn Federation o. Miners
CHsr... uf . decidedly scafhIns
Clearwater ... mIio against Move.
John g. I.rrrt and Cow p Miller
g.. The ref|f.or which is s.rueI hy
Pre-. Martin SWHr The petition
trrIsrf OLD. riot no which pho t'uInf e
hal va. PARTIALLY destroyed u.-
sare.d o.. impressive assessments
which m... refused to pay. and adle
that fh, rr. .rIH OF Mover H Butte
-firr fl. . .u0lWcd iHc Wingrs
aud ofI.. interested DOB iu'rrasIn-
tho Ii.ir..r f1 aurH a1irrI fhrf
she N.f .||t.kUF agtIr u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25

WASHINGTON, d. &. Dec. .
Justice Lamar OF the supreme Cour'
today postponed until after Christ
mas his action which will determine
the fate OF Leo NJ Frank Who '
under death sentence for the muir
der OF Mary rhagau factory snl
Ia Atlanta. Ca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
VIENNA CLAIMS SOME ADVANTAGES

VIENNA, December 2lAn official communication issued to-
says upper Mapycgc Valley the battle continues. In
the Lercc1a Valley yesterday troops rcpucd several attacks
the enemy suffering heavy One Russian battalion blown
up the upper Ung Valley attack has gained ground for
Near Urlc Pass $50 prisoners taken On the Cacon front
the battle continues On the lower Duna 1000 prisoners
taken December 22 Between December II and 20, $4,000
captured There the monarchy hun
drcd thousand prisoners Of war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
MERRY CHRISTMAS

10 a our readers extend hearty greeting and v1sho,
for Merry Christmas We also take lhs express
appreciation Tor the uniform loyalty shown bc paper
the pas, and vii mcu, the continuance thereof
n future
10 the participant, Do, subscription contest luu
Guided PARTICULAR y'h extend appreciation and good
will We heartily thank them sil losers well
Tor their faithful aud pcrscverng abors the pas few weeks
and them thu, their gcncrou. efforts bch, will
not be erased from nemory.s tablets
For many readers hope that Tie News will
prove welcome each day and that the relationship
20 happily commenced this Christmas day may be
unucd over many a Christmas n the future
Departing record Of five years without missing
an ISSUE Will the solicitation OF our employees give them
tonight their. enjoy Christmas they best h
Wishing you Merry Christmas and Ne,ysl-.. Saturday
~e are Yours Sincerely THE MANAGEMENT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
VIENNA REPORTS ATTACK ON TRENCH

AMSTERDAM. December 24-An official Vienna telegram
received here "Ibc French submarine Cure fired
by bacnc whou, being adj, deliver attack Her
Imprisoned Our submarine 10 the number Of twelve
attacked December D. the French squadron of sixteen ships
Ousuo channel twice successfully lorpcdocd two
bslcshps but subsequently, the confusion The hostile squad
and the high rendered impossible 10 establish with
iaiu,y the fate Of the torpcdocd ships
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25

Dt A..itHafrd frtfa.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col1r
Dee. - Fifty thousand in gold
was distributed among the employees
ofthc gold mining companies here IN
tho Cripple Greek district today.
The donations we're ON a gradual 'J
scale from five 90 fiity dollars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
CENTURY Of PEACE
ENDED YESTERDAY
MANY DISPUTES NAVE BEEN
SETTLED UNDER TERMS OF
TREATY on GuENT
BRITISH BROUGHT NEWS
Peace Commission Ncctcinf, Arrived
Ou English War Vessel To
Inform american People
20. Peace

~pr. a. fu tUr Ns
WASHINGTON d. G., De- a.
America Christmas present 100
years ago vas the Treaty of Cheat
which put an end 10 the Two years
conflict with England known as the
War OF lNle The treaty Of poa,D
was silncd in the little Holland town
OF Client on Christmas Eve. Dec ~.
1914. and II was heartily welcomed
in England as in the United Statei
Although one of the signcr- "
the peace unitIct ls NOW al war lh
greatest European struggles of an
time the day was not passed without
exchange of celebrations between
the heads OF the two great English
speaking nations The Gentleman
was bic day he diplomatic circle,
for much has been learned OF troatic
since the little gathering in Client
adjusted the differences of the way
OF century ago The Treaty OF
Client has stood the tost OF time. Tn.
der IL have been settled many dis
putcS pf the create importance &c
the two bic nations II has halted
as great landmark in international
intercourse
News dil not travel SEQ rapidl" @
hundred wears ago as it does todS',
with the facilities of tho cable AID
the wireless. and instead OF reading
of their gift on Christmas morning,
ID Was sin weeks later before the IN
habitants Of the Atlantic coast cities
learned that the war which nae
ruined American commerce vas end
cd The first news OF the sienipe
of the treaty wac brought hv charlie.
Carrot. one of tho secretaries of llr
American Commissioner who arrif
Go In New York on the British sloop
OF war Fayorite. February 8
1T has come said one ot ih'
newspapers OF the day, ON Monday,
Feb i3. for even treaty ot peace
did not bring out Sunday oNirt,
and tho public EXPIRE sons ui t1Wnl'
tuqlR JOY sud tladncts That spon'
tancousuly burst forth from az
ranks and degrees ol people on Sa'-
urday evening. without stopping O.
INQUIRE the conditions. rvldcnrcl
how really sick 40 heart they wore
OF war. that Threatened to Wrus
from thcm tlc remaining Wc'H OIL.
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proadvas loo loss than twenty m,.
NOD
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luminal'I nl 'lN"''s '''.''d w a..
hands OF large ''h'"u' = W.
popula'' 'n' CITY r''"''"'' 3D.,
parts WIN inc P'N 'u. cry
peace. 4 peace. any ',
Is tNu hours o'i'i'"l' U" "l'N' "'
WAY iHroush uh''"u'''" ''"'". ~
persons -.
10 i- "'n''IIW J" seq '"'
produced 100 i'N n"'r' D" ''' wy
of Sew l"fh. was IN' ''''
day later Do u" pl"'' ''- ''' '.I
been more I''' nor lI'''
disastrous lNl'''l '' "'.'
Growth 40 least zen '''IN. '''
Place Too the H.''d 0ih''- N'Il ''..
nNp"ri' the r'fl'I'. hi'-''- ''
prac'
ih" new ,pi''" '''''
town until r'l'A'H i"'
most s"iiI m"n'- h"II.. SOU
west ''lrhr,' .'h-
mark in' arrl''' 'I we l'''''.
IrNa. InH Ih' N'''II'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
CHRISTMAS FOR
BIC COVE RNMENT
FROM PRESIDENT DOWN. OFfi-
GALS DECLARE HOLIDAY
AND CELEBRATE
CAPITOL CHRISTMAS TREE
Colorado Gold Mining Companies
Distribute I'ifty Thousand
Dollars a. Employees ~
Holiday Present


At "HHH' IaN'N 7 Nf
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec -
The nation government stood yIr-
tually at standstil tonight Ga
Christmas Eve everybody from the
president 90 minor department me
ployes have declared holiday IT,.
first real snow torn OF the season
appeared adding setting 10 t'.
celebration A great community
celebration was held In front OF The
capitol thousands OF children brd'-
INK the storm to gather about the
brilliantly decorated tree President
Wilson and small group OF rcln-
ives spent the evening at the WHIT
House.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
Union OTTtGINI~ rRUD
~ PREVENT NiN v

o.. A.-iaI.I l
CANON CITY Colo U..
District .uf u.tunHI officer of iI.
United Wine WnrHsr OF 'wrri'.
aftaImf.f fo Ill' fHs attack "f
ir.Irra or 'hr Chandler Mine H'
NprIf "a. f.. Trend af testimony .'.
'r01utal DO. tHr defense '0Ia' 1' fn.
triaI o. tHr eaysn .irifsr charged
.IfF fhe murder or WHI EHc.
uatI Hubh auf reis Por 1000 Two
dffsufalfs testified fo flH elect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
I,clgiaus Christina, 1c>t

- N.Huttntrd irosH.
NEW YORK. Dec 30 IN their
Christmas sermons tomorrow NOR
Ing two thousand ministers OF an
denominations throughout the INST
Cd state II not the world viii dwell
al length on the needs of The starry
mg Rclgians
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
FRENCH CLAIM 10 REPULsE GERMANS

PARIS, December 24--Tonighs Official communication
bombardcd father violently the approaches OF
the from ips Confines and those OF Langemao but have
delivered attack aso reports slight bv the Allies
Albert the repuse Of German attack Of
Tray-eya number OF members OF the chamber Of deputies
serving the army have decided take advantage Of the
granted by Jore and have the front
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
NV Yorl Gamblins Tru.t

CWCtCO CO., OBJ, - -
aarhIur Trust maklre profit Hf
wi'fHu yearly and paFIn- uitr.n
ftnrsHud Cor police protection rH't
'. lf.afs bore HrHn-I.re fu Eirin
W ATE an esfirafor te.ufrire
hsfo-. fts Merriam Crime aummis-
.inr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
ErRlIN crIEnRAllNG snowy CHRIs MAS

plRllN. December 2I-Bc,hn I, celebrating Christmas
under cadeu skies, inches Of has fallen which
promptly into sp.h This Christmas differs little from
former years Home cnoymcn,s scale and
public spiredncss shown before Gifts the poor
the Hundreds Of carloads Of presents sen,
to soldiers trent special celebration
held in Berlin 70, the French refugees
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-25
FLOOD DAMAGES
NOT ESTIMATED
THREE LOSE LllES ~ sol ill.
EI,N NI,IIONA An uI,IDGEs
nISTl,Oil ,

nI IS ..ao.aisi o. .as a
NOCALES. AriH. % "a Three
we're drowned 300 yesterday floods
Doe 900. vicinity railroad traffic 3,
Hu'I pul.gDI a'iUnurl the rain Has
Goa. ,u lHId.,. bet Tue .uH
auH u."uIu thr capital OF So
nora. N,Nru. ar. %. vowed
Middletown transcript., 1914-08-08
cheered At Service.
WILSON URGES NATION TO BE CALM.

Wilson appealed to the people of the
He declared
help the of the world
during the crisis
the Presidents
to the Washington correspondents:
extremely is manifesty necesaryin the
side that should
extremely careful add to the excitement OF
world highly excited state of mind but
excitement ought spread the United States So far
excitement There is
temporarily handling but America
absolutely prepared financial situation ahten
everything difficulty The only thing that
possibly apprehension and excitement
suggestion gentlemen therefore would
unveifed anything
excitement think that will
act together Ameri
distress
the world large The situation in Europe
perhaps possibilities that has arisen in modern
United States unavoraby the long
anything take advantage Of
position mankind remain
that she help the
rest of the world.
feeling nobody
with camness of thought
of the world And
reap of doing it, provided we
g cooperate o that nobody loses his head
with the Secretary of the Treasury
very financial situation throughout the
country There for getting
but there element
o for alarm.
the country cooperating
with the intelligence and spirit which make