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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-02-12
Threat TO Chickens FrightenS Burgular

When James Bowers, jahitor
of building in Orange street,
Wilmington, Del, walked thru
the backward he muttered to a
pen of chickens, which had caus-
ed him trouble by escaping:
"I'm going to kill you; yes, |
am"
Just then a burglar jumped
from side window of the X. A..
Nordquist tailor shop and knock
ed down the janitor In his flight.
Apparently thinking the threat
was meant for him, he left the
plumber he had piled up. He
had some accomplices in wait
ing automobile and escaped.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-02-12

A Chicago barber gives a fresh
egg with every shave. Now If
that action is in lieu Of CONVEX
sation our appreciation is mani
fest,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-02-12

A Boston man writes: eff |
had million dollars, l would go
home and kiss my wife" His
wife's kisses must come high,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-02-12
Dog and Poultry Show.

The great Nashville Poultry
Show will be held in that city
March 8, 10 and IL. 1t will be
one of the biggest and best shows
ever staged in the state. 1t will
be followed by the Nashville Dog
Show which will be held under
the rules of the American Ken
mel Club. The two shows Will be
held in spacious show room in
the center Of the city where an
immense attendance may be ex-
pected. Dog or Poultry Fan
ciers interested in either of the
two events should send at once
for premium list and entry blank
to John A. Murkin, Nashville,
Tenn, Secretary Nashville Ken
mel Club.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-02-12

Eggs are 3 cents per dozen in
China, and no china eggs at that,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-02-12
The King Of All Laxatives.

For constipation. use DR., Kings
New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka,
of Buffalo, N, Y, says they are
the" king of all laxatives. They
are a blessing to all my family
and | always keep a box at
home". Get box and get we'll
again. Price 25c. At Druggists
or by mail. FL. Z. Bucklen & 90.
Philadelphia or st. Louis.
If New York can't find new
,n,ao 49,, ~ sr;ta ,,N Az h11 nca
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-02-12

Advertisements mHst have merit or they
will not be accepted. Mrs. Grsndy has large
and increasing circulation. Artistic designs in
typography special isatsrs In our ads. With
the latest improved machinery We are also turn
ing out a superior grade IF job work.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-02-12

MRS. GRUNDY-A character in Morton's
Comedy, "Speed the Plough, the wife of
lucky farmer. envied by DameAshheld, neigh
Dor, who constantly exclams what will Mrs.
Grundy say" hence, society in general regarded
censor of morals.-Standard Dictionary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
SNOW SEQRM
From Texas is to Follow the
Coolest Weather of the
Present Season.
~ AaeeelArEe eREaal

WASHINGTON, Feb 12.-The coId-
est weather of the season in some lo-
.cal.ties, the coolest N many years en-
yeloped the entire East today and Is
expected to be succeeded by snow
storm from Texas during the next
t,yenty-four hours. Real winter
weather is with the snow storm. the
weather bureau said today and it was
predicted that flakes would be falling
over the middle Atlantic and Southern
rev england states by tonight or tpS
morrow morning If nothing interrupts
The Texas blizzard on tts. way. Lhe-
weather bureau issued special fore
cast heralding the coming of tne
storm More drops in the already
falling mercury will attend It. Brisk
northeast winds are wasting the new
weather on hurrfedly on its way.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
BRUTAL
Transfers Are Called to Ac-
count by Chief Of Police
and Other Persons.

Brutal teamsterS who had -oeen
trying to make horses and mules pull
heavy loads OF sand and other MAJ
terial up South Fifth street to the
washington Irving high school Dn "a
ing were called to account ThuTsday
by Harry L Brooks, police cnleL,
and others. The chief ordered the
teamEters to hook extra teams 70
all heavily loaded wagons and to
stop i'll treating the animals under
penalty OF arrest.
The street. which Is paved. mas
been slippery the last two or three
days and several Of the teamsters
have been So cruel to. the animals.
many Of which were slip shod, tnat
indignant pedestrians have remon-
strated. A clergyman took hama
in the matter Thursday and snort
time afterward a passerpy called tine
police chef to the scene where
mule had been felled to the street
with heavy blow from the butt OF
a big blacksnake whip by purly
teamstef. !.
There is much Indignation anlons
supply men should require teanst ers
supply men should require teamsteEa
to haul material up the steep street
when it is so slippery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
ELKS' CASE
AIT Grafton is Taken to the State
Supreme Court by City
of Grafton.

GRAFTON. w. Va, Feb. 12.-The
supreme court OF appeals.at Charles
Of Grafton IN the case of the IHts
club against tire city OF Ora from, sfle
Injunction suit 81 the local Elias club
q 9estl ain the city from. losIEs ISs
2rilI l.,l m and stop the al s., ms ING q
drinks. The appeal was ap11ied FOR
-r.i tom the decision 81 -. Harrl-
son county circuit court wn Gh grant
ed the injunction, prevent.ls tll. ~
authorities from interfering with the
operation of the club. although the.
city had voted to be dry" The APP
peal viii probably be heard at the
Wheeling term of the court in March
and decision handed down some time
after that session OF the court. u
the city wins the case on it's appeal
then the selling of intoxtcants will
only be stopped for couple of
months sooner than ordinary, as the
new prohibition law going into effect
on July will put a stop to the sell
ing Of liquor in a club room, the same
as any other place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
AR VALUE
Basis of Adjusting Fire Losses
is Defeated III Meeting Of
Association by Tie Vote.

!, CHARLESTON, W. va. Feb. IL
An effort to ad Just IRE losses In West
Virginia at the mar ket value rather
tie vote of twenty two to TWENTY-FIVE
before the West Wiz inia Fire Under
writer's AssocIa ton. IN animal ses-
sion here When the resolution was
taken up section b. section to here
after adjust losses at the market val
ne, il spreFaifed on lumber, hides and
WHISTLES The statement was made
that West Virginia was the only state
adjusted on the market vaI,is basis.
State auditor j Isl Darsts insurance
issioner for West Virginia, de
.liyered an address.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
LOSES life
AGED Man Perishes in An At.
tempt to Rescue Wife from
a Burning House.

CHARLES TOWN, Feb. ~ David
C.. Whyte, aged rs, lost his life In
an attempt to rescue his wife, aged
rs, when the colonial mansion on the
estate of the late Caldwell G. Tyler,
near here, was destroyed by fire. Mr.
and Mrs. Whyte, who formerly re-
sided al Bergenfield, ~. J., had been
spending the winter with DR.. N r.
Tyler, Mrs Whyte's brother. Dr..
Tyler discovered the nre and he and
Mrs, Whyte escaped. Noting his
wife's absence, Mr.. Whyte re-entered
the burning building. q few char
red bones found later in the day.
told the story of the aged husbands
futile attempt. The Tyler mansion
and its contents were a complete
loss, the damage beng estimated at
So 600.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
COOKING
Demonstrations Are to Be Given
Here by Ohio University
Teacher.

Under the auspices Of the Woman g
Civic Club, Miss Elizabeth Bonn, OF
the home economies department Of
the Ohio University at Athens, o.,
Will give demonstrations Of qulely
made breads and salads Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons, February
IS and 10, in the parish house OF
Christ Episcopal church.
This young woman comes TO
Clarksburg highly recommended by
personal friends and her position as
head of the home economies depart
ment of the Ohio University is q
guarantee of her excellence. Women
OF Clarksburg have shown apprecia--
ton Of previous demonstrations OF
this kind and they win no doubt Wilt
ness these in large number.
The Woman's Civic Club extends Q
hearty invitation not only to all It's
members hut also to everyone inter
ested in good living to attend. IN
1rder to pay the expenses of bringing
Miss Bon here and of her cook ms
equipment, moderate admission fee
Will be charged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
bonn
SIOR IS SPI
IS Mortorrnan of Depot Car on
Charge of Blocking the
Fire Wagon.

Edward Welch, motornran on the
depot trolley car. was fined $40 ny
Mayor Win H Cole in police court
this morning on charge Of blocking
the hose wagon OF the fire company
whdle it was on the way to Wednes-
day mornings FIRE. He entered q
plea OF guilty to the charge.
II was alleged that the car ran
iust. ahead OF the hose wagon at a
slow rate from the corner Of Hewes
and Third streets to the corner Of
pike and Fourth streets. 1t was
also alleged that the wagon came
out of the Ere house before the car
reached the corner of Fourth and
HeWes streets and that the motor
man did not heed the drivers signal
TO stop his car.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
Tells Court Jury about Senator
Cores Alleged Treatment
Of Her in Hotel.
M sTRUGGLE WITA llIM
Her Glasses Are Broken and
Her Face Cut by the
Broken Pieces.
M assoeIATgp PREegl

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. 12.-Mrs.
Minnie Bond. who is suing United
States Senator Thomas p. Gore for
$4,000 damages. growing out Of an
alleged assault committed in a Wash
ington hotel. took the witness stand
today and told her version of her
meeting with Senator Gore In wash
tngton
The court room was crowded, the
audience Including many women.
Mrs. Bond said she first met the
senator In 1903 and again short time
later at a reception in Oklahoma City.
AT this latter meeting she discussed
the appointment OF her husband, Julian
Bond, to the position of internal reve-
nue. collector. At that time. she said,
the senator talked favorably OF the
appointment
The witness then related how she
went to Washington in March, 1913
AT a reception rendered by MT. and
Mrs Gore to their Oklahoma visitors.
she again preached the subject 81
the appointment and the senator asked
her to come to his Office. according
to the testimony.
Reaching the time of the alleged
assault the witness said she had tele-
phoned Senator Gore to come to her
hotel, saying that she did not ike to
wait in his Office where there were so
she went with him to room, occu-
pied by James Jacobs. of Oklahoma
In their talk, she said. the senator
asked many personal questions and
tried to take her hand.
~ told him was different kind
OF a woman from those he had been
associating with" testified Mrs. Bond.
She alleged that the senator took
hold OF her and tried to pull her to-
ward him and that her glasses were
broken in the struggle, cutting her in
the face. When he pushed her over
on the bed the bed covering was
stained with blood in several places.
at this iuncture, the witness said,
II. z. Robertson. of Oklahoma, en-
tered the room together with Jacobs
and Kirby Kirkpatrick and she went
to the toilet to wash the bIoodstains
from her hands and face. She de-
clared the senator followed her and
told her to tell the men present there
was nothing wrong.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
HUNS IN EFIG
IS Federal Judge Dayton by
Those in Sympathy with
Striking Coal Miners.
FOIITiANsREE Feb

FoI.TiANsBEE, FEB. ~ RESI-
dents OF the town were greatly SUR
prised in the aftern5on when they
appeared In the downtown section
and saw hanging from the arms Of
telephone pole. Judge a. q Daytons
ii ef8gy. Nothing could be learned
concerning the matter other than =
was rtimored that the stunned n7
age was placed there BY g number
~ I,ovs ana 1tlen, syaao athizers 81 the
ing miners OF golfers At
late hour last night the eiiigy was
stfH hanging from the pole ana mons
had Volunteered to remove It.
Feeling against the actions Of the
federal Judge runs high IN this gicin-
sty ana the sympathy of the ~
81 the residents Is with the miners
who they say, have been treated I'M
Justly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

caNTEMP EoR IHE Nv

Is ra-s

~ 80 l'r.ts' ~
~ the leeE s. tl merge g. f-e
United tess nnAAt SeafeA s.eN
here ae e essnt lton
tualiy every mp ortart coninie fe'e4 9&
gan ion IN he eo was att@
today oy ailas tasl a'seess.21 s'-
critic sla as1.aa ssss.a 81. a..
- +. LIZ Ks.
1e IRE posea ttos.
IA nov aer eot & 10y ..' R<
Gongre nsS -ie-es s
add iola prg II &teN Ho@Hs
I've rse 70 T. alls 800. T. e''.
on. ~
ne 81 ssss Ks. Is ..''e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
emo RIlER
Is to Fare Well in Annual APP
preparations Which the
CONGRESS Will Make.
myRa9oc,ATEu pREans

W7ATIEHINGTORN %. O., Feb. Ia
IN additional Items N the new river
and 4rarbor bill as formally an
nfunced today the Ohio river Is down
for $3.50. coo for tho general one
channel Improvement and for looks
and dams in Ohio two million dos
lars cash and three million dollars
authorized- for continuing contracts
Other immediate approprla tions n-
ctude Kentucky and West virginia !.
9ikz. snFlv ven and Eseviga and TUG
Es5riss 25. 10 % q Told edo har1o p
ai er 90 onnes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

Long before the time for the SER
vices 10 BEGIN last night ut the revtytl5
in ST Paulss Methodist Episcopal
church. South every avail Bile space
5yas led and IT became necessary 70
omen tie lecture room 10 accoinIlo
date the crowd q Ter some songs Ply
the choir and cppEfeg tom flld 2
solo by VI. . CHI PM 81 e leader "a tl9s
choir. Mr. ley announced
that Miss a0Igts would sing the
Dreaehents son S eslet led, God VIII
Take Care on ne pastor evan
geIist loti need text selected
irons ne ftftl eli Ser of the Gospel
81 81 Mark an 4 niretA eIth verse,
500 Home 10 Thy riends And ne
sa ia LAST ight caied from the
ma OF K he Et tf tsbtfrg Dahl Tele-s
and toni i am not soing To
preach the gospel am no golag TO
have much to say g ip1lt Sod ana nut
little about the sa't am sim ply
going Ia talk 10 sou about the big
gest word IN the world Home. =
Ask ten men what home Is, and the
ten men will give gou about as many
different answers To one II Is love
at the h6arthstone; plenty at the ta-
bic, industry, intellig enees DEVIATION
smiles, peace hoyering like angel
wings, joy eIapping its hands, life e.
tranquil lake. loYe ptllowed on the
want. kueading hunger IN an empty
bread tray. The aid shiyaring with
curses; no bible, children robbers IN
embryo. every fact q picture of ruin
no Sabbath wave rolling over the
door Sill can 90 out tonight ia
your city and find the home = have
described hey are here.
Home IS e Dowerf III test OF char
acteT Home ere publ Re lie si3
turned III Side gu t. In public we Gee
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

And Lincoln oy Shop Are
Condemned and They viii
Be Torn Down.

WASHINGTON iTeb. 1 The ma
ttonRI capitol today Joined In the ma
tionaI ceIebrat ion OF the one hundred
and nth anniversary Of the birth Of
Abraham Lincoln. The, ceIebra ton
here was marked by the breaking of
ground 81 tout e Park for
the construct ion o q marble memor-
ial to the mart red president which
when ebmpl eted IS TO cost 2 .OO0 1000.
The celebration found deeper sig
nifcance than usual n Washfng tpn
because this was the last Lincoln
birthday which n see standing two
Of the most histortc of the 1and-
marks connected with the life and
death Of the great emancipation. They
are Ford 8 the ter here Lincoln
was ssfnated and the Lincoln
toy shop where j coin with his lit
tie son, Tad. SOUGHT relief from the
cares OF the Civil war Ia play with
lead soldiers. Because OF the needs
of the gpvernra e1 and the march OF
commerce the btiiIdfng Inspector has
decreed the pa Inc q these two
bull tlirgs 50 ilnat ely connected
with the life q lincoln and both
haYO been con ei1n i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
RlRRIBLE lEAIH
of a TeaInster IN Oil Fields in
the County of Mon0n-
Gala, This State.
lQORGlA NnOIWN. Feb.

AlORGlACGDOWN, Feb IL Leon
Price. teamster employed In the oil
fields near Wanna, ALonongalia coun-
ty. met with a horrible death yester-
day afternoon when he had his neck
broken and head crushed in the
spoRes of q wheel Of 9 wagon. Price
was driving along rough road when
he was Haired from his seat, and IN
trying to save himself he fell with
his head between the spokes. the
horses took fr ght, with the result
that Prices bead was literally torn
from his body. y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
MURDER
of a Detective in Trinidad by
United Mine Workers is a
Direct Charge Made.
IN AnnoclATuo pREos1

DENVER, Colo, Feb. ia direct
charge that George w. BeIcher a de-
tect,Ve, was murdered in Trinidad by
United Mine Workers of America at
the instigation OF an organizer OF the
union was made today by a. G. Felts.
superintendent of detective agency
-souliser 81. Felts. the first witness of
the day before the House committee
nyestigat ng the Colorado coal mine
stv'lse. said that Nuss ZancanelH had
confessed the murder IN the presence
&c Judge Advocate Major Boughton and
eadlutant General Cnase.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
STEALING
IS what New Haven is Guilty
of Declares Federal Sena-
tor Hitchcock.
~ Ar.ociATrp pRrss1

mAss4INGTON, ID. c., Feb IL
John G.. Afflburn, counsel for the
New york stock exchange. finished
his statement today before the Sen
ate banking committee at its hearing
"a the owen bill to regulate stock
exchanges. The discussion led into
4 mention OF the New York. New ,FIa-
ven and Hartford railroad affairs
Senator II! tchcock used the wore
Don't call it stealing" said Mr.
Milburn,
ssOh. let's call things by their
right names.Y Interested Senator
Nelson- tIt's the. meanest kind OF
stealing. The man who breaks into
NV house is an honest man in COM
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
BEST WELL
In This County within Two
Years is That on the Perry
Farm at Wallace.

The vesper Gas Cofnpany's gusher
on tho 1. @. and W Il Perry farm
on rock Camp run. Sardis district
this county, IS prodpcins $500 pal-
rsIs 4 da,y In the Gordon sand pay
ii. has been almost two years snce
the West virginia fields produced
well the size Of this and II y quite
likely that the district viii not be
able 20 present anot her as large The
Gordon sand Development on Rock
Camp ruin and 81 e creek are ssls
only seCf scus are q
flfTes e q 81 rc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
EX-G0V. PATTERSON
Is 10 Tour This State and Ex-
plain the YoSt Prohibition
Law in Speeches.

Announcement has been received
at the wheeling headquarters of the
West Virginia Anti-SaIoon League to
the effect that Ex-Governor Malcolm
Patterson, of Tennessee, win make q
tour covering the entire state in thu
near future, explaining the Yost pro-
llibition law which goes into erect
July /, and showing how the best
results may he achieved from the
measure.
Governor Patterson Is now tour
ing the state of PennsyIyania on be-
half OF the dry forces who are now
oDanjng a vigorous campaign which
promises to see Pennsylvania lined
mn with West Virginia in the prohi-
bition column in the near future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
REDE!ELD TAZKS
About the Governing Factor Of
the Trust Problem in the
Opening Speech Today.
u AeeeelA7rp pREssl

WASHINGTON. Feb. ia law Of
maximum production at minimum cost
which operates in favor of well or
ganfzed independent manufacturing
concerns of medium size is the govern
ing factor in the trust problem, Sec
rotary Redfeld declared today in open
ing the discussion on pending trust
LEGISLATION before tho Chamber Of
Commerce of the United States Seven
other speakers followed the secretary
presenting many sides OF the problem.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
RECALL
For Representatives in Con-
aress is Proposed in Res
oIution by Borland.
m AeeociATEp pREss,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. Ia
rrbs recall for representation In
Congress was proposed today in a
RESOLUTION for a constitutional amend
ment proposed by Representative
BorIand, OF Missouri. States would
prescribe the means. congressman
will begin their terms on January
and serve four years unless recalled
instead Of two.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

NEW YORK. Feb. six guns
men early today held up flFeg men
and woman in 5roome street CAFE
near the BoweTy, relieving their VIC
and jewels from the woman. Ans
tonic Ce1antano, who resisted the
gangsters, was stabbed In the hip and
side. His cond ition is serious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
e.v .sToe,a4Fo r.rss,

WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb. 12.-
President Wilson'S engagements for.
today were cancelled according to, an
announcement at the executive. ofhces
because the presi 6leat was ordered by
MS physician TO stay In has room 10
recover from cold
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
WILSON'S CoLD.

{ continned e. page two.l
The Detroit times., 1914-03-26
WOMAN HUNGRY;
HUSBAND IN JAIL

What's the answer?
Mrs. w. L. Scott. young woman
with q baby In her arms, appeared.
Thursday morning. before Chief Dep.
uty Sheriff Smith.
my husband 10 In JAIL" she said.
"He owed Z debt he could not pay.
His creditor took q judgment and se-
cured body execution. In other
words he Is In jail for debt. He can
not earn money in jail to pay the
debt. What II he to do? l have
been to the prosecutors once and
they say they can do nothing"
THE man who had your husband
arrested has to pay his board while
he Is in JAIL" said Smith.
who Is going to pay my board!'
said the woman.
Il don't know" answered Smith. y
wish I did. can't do thing, ~
though would like to-
II am all alone In the world except
for my baby and my husband. have
no money. am hungry. The baby
needs food. Soon will have no
home. What can do?"
II don't know" repeated Smith.
The woman does not know. The
husband does not know.
What's the answer?
The Detroit times., 1914-03-26
PLANS TO ORGANIZE
PEACE BOARD HERE
Albert G. Bryant, of the CHM
Foundation, Pushes Propa-
ganda In Detroit

Albert @. Bryant. of Boston, organ
i2ation manager Of the World Peace
Foundation, visited Detroit. Thurs
day, to organize q Michigan branch Of
the foundation. He visited several
automobile factories, during the day.
Thursday evening he will speaQ
at banquet In the Hotel Point
chartrain, where he will outline q
plan OF organization OF q Michigan
board Of peace commissioners, sim.
liar to those already organised in
several states. Boards have already
been organized In seven states, and
Ohio. Wisconsin and Minnesota will
be visited by Mr.. Bryant In the near
future.
"It II the duty OF every American
to uphold the policy Of President VIII
son In the Mexican situation" said
Mf. Bryant. What difference does
It make to us At home II the property
OF few people who risked their
money In Mexico IL jeopardised!
Why should we foot the bills Of IN.
tervention? Even II, rs report says.
some few have been killed, they en-.
tered the country for speculative pur.
poses. and were notified In ample
time BY the government to leave. No
body was to blame but themselves
II they ignored the warning. II
President Wilson stands by his pres.
ent policy. he will be praised In HE.
tory for having performed great
achievement"
The World Peace foundation was
established by Edwin CHM, Of CHM
q Co., Boston. publishers OF text
books.