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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-03
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1914.

WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 2, 1914.
Andrew Brimer Of Brimer township
came to Valley City this morning by
auto to spend the day here on bust
ness matters.
Mrs. L. L. Mcdonald was the guest
Of Mrs. 8. A. Zimmerman over Sunday
from Chicago. Mrs. Mcdonald stopped
here enroute from Chicago to the west
The P. E. O. will entertain tonight
at the home of Mrs. w. w. Smith on
Seventh avenue in honor Of one Of
their members, Mrs. Belle Spur, who
is leaving for the east in few days.
E. D. Lum left last night for Mel
rose. Minnesota, having spent the past
week here with his family. Mr.. Lum
will return to Valley City Thursday
or Friday.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Swedish
Lutheran congregation will meet at
the home of Mrs. Gust Larson, 1909
Eighth Avenue, Thursday afternoon,
Sept. 3rd. Welcome.
Mr.. E. B. Austtord and bride will
leave Friday for their new home in
Wahpeton where Mr.. Austford has &C.
cepted a teaching position in the
schools. During the past several
months Mr.. Austford has been en-
ployed in the Times-Record ONCE.
Mrs. Henry Straus and daughter,
Miss Dora, Of Cincinnati Ohio. who
have been visiting here with their son.
Leo Straus and family. expect to
leave the latter part Of the week for
Casselton to spend several days with
the Straus family there before going
on to Minneapolis to visit and then to
their home in Ohio.
The members Of the ohicial board
Of the Epworth Methodist church held
business meeting last evening in the
parlors Of the church. They we're ad-
dressed by Rev. Trimble, financial
agent Of the Methodist church. Rev.
Trimble left this morning for Fargo
where he will address a similar audi
ence to that Of last ewing. He was
accompanied to the Gate City by Rev.
Vermilya.
DR.. A. w. Mcdonald returned last
night from the encampment of the mi
litia boys, at Sparta, Wisconsin, hav-
ing been absent from the city for
about ten days.
Miss Mabel Winkler returned Sum
day night from Fargo, having CON-
pleted the business course at the Da-
kota Business College in the Gate City
and will resume her studies in the
High school with the opening Of the
fall term, next week.
Miss Aletta Schroeder arrived home
after a two months vacation. While
away Miss Schroeder visited relatives
at Minneapolis and jordan, Mimi, also
at Melvin and Chicago, Ill. Enroute
home she was accompanied by her lit
tie cousins Master Russell and Gar
ret Wegner. They returned home Sat-
urday after spending four weeks Of
their vacation at the. home Of their
uncle and aunt MI. and Mrs. F. c.
Schroeder.
Prof. and Mrs. Brown of Hastings,
Nebraska, who have recently come
here to make their home, have taken
the McMullen house on the north side
Of town. Prot. Brown has accepted a
position as principal Of the High
school.
Mrs. Edward Senton and six chill
dren, Of Hannaford are all i'll at the
Riverside hospital with typhoid fever.
One Of these patients has also under
gone an operation for appendicitis at
the hospital.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-03
REWARD.

The sign Of A.. H. Gray & Son. one
mile east Of town, has been mutilated
by some worthless individual Any
one that will prove the identity of the
person or persons who committed the
crime we will reward with cash
check of 800.
A. H. GRAY & SON.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-03

b. Chas., q. Hunt, :2hysician and
Surgeon, has located over 9iegfried's
Pharmacy. 81 M
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-03

Highest market price paid for Pc.
tAtoes, Eggs and Butter by the Farm
ers' Mercantile Company. 2.19-wtl
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-03

Mrs. Steinborn and daughter Of
Cooperstown are the guests of Mrs.
Steinborn's brother and family, the
J. F. L. Bohnhoff family for a short
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
COTTON LOAN PLAN
To Provide s135.oo,ooo Fund to Take
Care OF surplus Cotton Made Pub
Tic by Federal Reserve Board.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Fun de-
tails OF the plan for a $I35. OOO. 900 loan
fund TO take care of the surplus cot
ton crop were made public tonight by
the federal reserve board. The
boards outline of the plan was sent
10 clearing house associations
throughout the country. Responses
are expected TO reach the board be-
fore the end of the week. and officials
were hopeful tonight that the plan
would meet with sufficient banking
support to make its adoption certain.
The outline differs only in detail
from the previous announcements OF
the board. The fund IL shows Is to
be administered under the direction
OF committee to be known as the
central committee to be composed of
the individual members of the reserve
board. Actual administration of the
fund will be under cotton loan
committee" TO consist OF w T. c.
Harding. member of the board, chair
man; Paul NJ. Warburg. of the board:
Col +. NJ. House. Austin. Texas: A
II. Wiggin. New York: James s. Alex
aDder. New York. James b. Forgan,
Chicago: Festus j. Wade. st. Louis:
Levi L. Rus, Philadelphia and William
A. CASTOR. Boston.
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ROCKEFELLERS
Continued From FIRST PagsJ
Fair 10 Competitor,

could not control the trade as IN
sired. - - 81 ue
:. Fair 10 Competitors
Cordenio A. Severance. OF ST PAM.
Mimi. also speaking for the steel COR
Poratlon. declared that the concern
was always fair 10 competitors and
ridiculed the government.s cn,r1s.
that some OF the steel corporation's
so-called interlocking directors nm
uuly favored the big concern in
throwing business in its way while
sitting in railroad or other boards of
directors. The history OF the steel
INDUSTRY showed that when independ
ents cut prices the corporation had
10 go along, he said.
In defending the Rockefeller. Mrs
Murray said his clients had no hand
IN the organization of the steel cor
pofatlon, that they were merely sell
eTs or property to the concern. The
Two kockefellers. he added. were only
noiIihaI directors. never taking an ac-
i've part In the property and RESIGN
ing from the board long before fhe
government suit was brought He
asked That the suit be dismissed so
Tar as II affects his clients
Frederic r. Kellogg. OF New York
arguing for the hin ore Interests aIso
asked that the proceedings be dis~
atdiuhl MS ilantS, which in
Ciude eighteen land and iron mining
companies and i've trustees OF these
concerns on the ground that thew did
not participate In the formation OF
me corporation and had no connec-
Ilon with II afterward. The govern
mem contends that the lease OF the
ore lands TO the corporation shut out
competitors from getting sufficient
supplies OF ore for their use
Important Point.
=, an important point touched upon nv
MessTs. Murray and Kellogg was tina,
decree sustaining the Contentious
OF the government might be used a.
prlma facia evidence. under the nevv
clayton antitrust law. BY anv oer-
son who feels he has been damsged
IN ms business by reason of the i'm.
lawful combination. ~ the court
should declare that the formation or
me steel corporation was Illegal and
me Individual defendants were eull-
~ OF conspiracy.
John g. Johnson. OF philadelpbts
VIII o4pse the argument for the sfeei
corporation Tomorrow and he vii
ne followed In rebuttal bv Jacob AZ
DICKINSON. chief counsel Of the COW
.Ihment IN the suit. who opened tho
argument n week ago.
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WARMER WEATHER.

WASHiNGTON. oct. 21-Assurance
that to-day's touch ~ winter will be
followed Immediately hv wnrmer wealth.
or generally throughout the country
was rlVen tonight by the government
forecastcra. Warmth was snid Co be
ruoviue eastward tn The wake of the
biting wind that brought freezinr tenn.
poraturcs and killlng froate Co the Ohio
and the upper and middle Mlssissippi
ValiaYa
Maine was the only state where tenn
nerature Wrre below freezing TONIGHT
IN frceuVillc SIC. Tho mercury went
down to 90 and o. Portland 10 was
thirty
To-nlEhfs forecast indicated temuora-
turra would be- higher "a cdneadat In the
middle and urrer MlaelFeirpl and toe
ohio valleys ana would Hfer slowly
ThuredaY r. che northcHetcru districts
and the south
The frost line to-day extended Or Gar
south o. Tcuneuuee and northwest Teraa
and There were Nrht anowfaIfa along
Lake ontario AMI in northern Maine
lunnlrlal reports from 1farriennhurr.
Va. to-night eald Sec bad formed ln
some places there "a quarter 81 on inch
fhlfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
HILL DENIES
That He Has Established Censorship
over Mexican News-Has No Cr1ti-
cism OF News Sent Out.

NACO. Ariz.. oct 27.-Gen. Benjamin
Hill. the Carranza commander of the
Naco, Sonora. garrison. issued a writ
ten denial to-day OF the statement given
out by constituttOnalist agents at Doug
las. Ariz. yesterday. that he had es-
tablished censorship over Mexican
news and had barred American news
paper men from Sonora
General Hill said that he had no
criticism to make OF the news esni
from the American border concerning
the factional strife in Sonora.
The four days OF the armistice be-
tween Hill and the villa troops under
Governor Maytorena. which for nearly
four weeks besieged the town. has given
each side opportunity To reorganize its
forces and strengthen it's field equip
ment Hill received Hotchkiss rapid
fire one-pounder to-day.
II is rumored that Hill II preparing
FOR an active campaign against May
torena. whose forces have retired vari-
Gus distances. one body OF troops 81
fifteen miles away. but n band OF about
1.50O Yaqui Indians Is encamped within
two miles OF the Naco entertainments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
WILL ENFORCE LAW
state Labor Commissioner Niohten.
gale Confers With Traction
Heads and Decides on En-
forcement Of Law

Al conference recently held be
tween the officials OF the traction com
panies in this vicinity and State Labor
commissioner Nightengale. of Charles
ton, IL was decided to enforce the law
regarding smoking on the cars.
On October IL this matter was taken
up. and IL was decided that the com.
panies should have 30 days, or until
November IL, TO decide on the enforce.
ment OF this law. However. they have
reached an understanding. and yester.
Gay II was stated that the order pro.
hibiting smoking on the cars would
go into effect on the first of the com
ing month.
Already signs are being placed on
the cars, and IL is expected that by the
end OF the week all cars will carry
the much-looked-for sign of mo
Smoking Allowed on This Car" This
law Is regarded as one OF the most i'm
portant things that has been taken up
by the Public Service Commission. and
will undoubtedly make the work of
the motormen and conductors much
more pleasant
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HUNTING HER NIT
Police Searching For Rscluse who Lived
Near Where Murdered Girl Was
Pound - Important Clue.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. oct. al
Grizzly" a hermit who lived In "a cave
near Island Park. H. being sought by
south Bend police who believe that he
may know something OF the murder OF
Hazel Macklin. 3 year old girl who dis
appeared on August 10 and whose body
was found IN vault in Island Park
october Is. The aged recluse Is said to
have disappeared a few weeks ago. De
tectves are SEARCHING the woods in the
vicinity 81 Island Park In an EFFORT to
locate him.
The description Of man said 10 have
met Hazel Macklin near whore she was
murdered was given the police late to-
day by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McCIoud
of South BEND. The McClouds said they
were on street car with girl OF
Hazcfs description ON the evening she
dtsa ppcarcd They said the Cirl aiighted
from the car near Island Park and that
she was Joined By man about 90 years
old. i've feet five inches tail OF dark
complexion. who weighed about 1856
pounds. who wore a dark mustache aud
who had closely set eyes aud sharp
nose.
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BELGIAN RELIEF
Ccontinusd from Tir., PAGE,


and saw Henry Van DYKE. the Ar,.-,
cen minister. who last saturdev "a
sunday personally visited Antw.rr
Dyke said ~"
The problems Of food and en-.
ploymcnt in Belgium during mo u,in
ere going 20 be very severe u
pr possible that the problem Of Tod
cult "'i"
% gather that Antwerp ia no. much
injured. but oven there tho prnbIene
oI wafer supply. food and employment
aI, acute Washelm. Maiinos. Dunol
ahu ldefIe are reduced 20 ruins and
,Annoi receive back more than ono.
InHd or their original population
pr resumption 81 industries In
tmtll towns is impossible. and n rraaf
portion Of the land under cultivation
h1. .hccu laid IN waste
Henry Albert Johnson. America,
consul 20 Client. is visiting here -.
Day Iie says the need Tor food ii
very GREAT Hr viii heartily cOoper.
ate ln Co., distribution
MinIrter Van Dykes tour Of inves
ufatinn reveals the fact that while
tho Dutch people have arisen uarnia
Gently io tho task Of CARING Tor nei
gluW refugees now in Holland Great
distress continues.
AZ Ruecndaai and BERGEN On
Loom there are two camps with 2s 900
lnleian refugees mostly women
Many n them have tiny babes or
larger children. Their condition h.
pitlful"
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THE GERMANS MEANT TO
MARCH TO PARIS AND TO DIG.
TATE TERMS OF PEACE THERE.
THE WORLD WILL DO WELL TO
TAKE NOTE THAT THE ALLIES
MEAN. n IT rs IN THEIR POWER,
TO DICTATE TERMS OF PEACE IN
BERLIN. W THERE WAS NO CRY
FOR PEACE FROM ENGLAND AND
FRANCE WHEN GERMANY WAS
MARCHING ON PARIS. THEN LET
The VOICES OF THE PEACE Low
ERs OF THE WORLD BE sTILLED
WHEN. " 1T MAY BE. " rs THE
TURN OF RUSSIA. FRANCE AND
ENGLAND TO MARCH THROUGH
INTER DEN LINDEN.
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FATHER MEETS HORRIBLE
DEATH AT HANDS OF SON

s S he thrust his head into the room
ssnS's. one after the other. until three
nae entered his body. and the llfeless
Iesnn OF the father fell at the feet
OF the horrified son. who stood with
smoklng revolver in his hand
Ianic stricken. the family OF the dead
man Satnered about. and neighbOrs hea ,.
.t,z ne shots. ran to The scene Of the
Slreiul tragedy. For a time Is couid
hardly be learned what had happened
ne sWfuiness OF the situation ala no,
lem 10 dawn upon their minds for sor,.
alIle The authorities at NoundSviils
. Were notified and whlfe a is not though,
sntt murder was intended. uevcrthcls.ss
49,, ~. ioung man was taken into custody
pending an investigation.
ar English was the father of three
h sohs and one daughter. and IL is claim 80
Ia NJ peen known TO drink Considerably
~ - rumored that he had been drinkfnr
erner IN the evening. He had not bec,.u
Nothng Tor some time. the brunt of ans
ass,y upkeep being placed on the
snouioers OF younger son than the an.
VINO did the shooting. The lncide1,
caused considerable excitement IN ~,
otherwise quiet town OF Glendale Tn
none Is located at stop 26 on IN.
sMroundsvillc division OF the Wheeling
traction company.
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VENICE, Italy. Oct. 27-(Tia Paris
a ". m.l-Efforts of the Vienna au-
Shoriuess according TO adVices received
here, 10 force the students 10 ioin a
Sorps Tor the protection OF the town
~ me event OF possible invasion have
out. heiu
The students in the last year course
nave oeen offered diplomas and have
,, ol prohlseu that service In the CORPS
would count as In the regular army but
onlY 90 out OF 500 German students
ana not a single Italian. accepted.
NNI1orolnary military preparations
ST eolns on at Trent. a fortified town
OF Austria-Hungary In the Italian TyroI-
49, the population. though intensely
ing Qualifications. ~
IN anticipation Of the calling out Of
youths ~ years OF age. large numbers
are reported TO be fleeing across TIE
frontier. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
SPEAKS In TEMPLE
Miss jeanette Miriam Goldberg speaks
TO Large Audience IN Eoff
Street Temple.

Last evening. at the Eoff street tenn
pie, Miss Jeanette Miriam Goldberg OF
fhiladelphta, Pa. secretary OF the Jew
ish Chautauqua society. delivered q
very interesting address. She spoke
before the Young Mems Hebrew assO-
citation and the Ladies' guild OF the
church on the movement Of the "Chau-
tauqua Society" Following her ad-
dress. steps were taken toward organ
izing the Chautaudua circle OF the
Young Mons Hebrew association con-
ststinG both Of young ladies and young
men. The organization. when organ
ized. will be affiliated with the Ma
tioual Jewish society. Steps were also
taken In regard to the course Of study
that viii be selected for the reading
circle during the winter season the
selection Of the course OF study being
left 10 a committee OF three each Sc
lected from the two organizations Fol
lowing the meeting. refreshments were
served In the dining room OF the temple.
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RAID ON CHANNEL


announced the destruction OF German
guns.
Further east. the offensive tactics
of the French have driven the Ger
mans, who were threatening Nancy.
back across the frontier. The Ger
mans, however, are so strongly in
trenched along this long line that IL
is believed they are preparing to re-
main for the winter, holding their
positions until their present object
Ives. the northern ports of France,
have been attained.
Very serious battles also are pro-
ceeding In the South Poland and in
Galicia. without decisive results. The
Russians. however. have crossed the
Vistula north of Ivangorod with a
fresh army corps. which should have
marked effect on the fortunes of the
battle. They appear from their own
account TO be breaking down the re-
Eistance of the Austrians south of
Przemysl and throughout Galicia
where fighting of the most stubborn
character has been going on for a
week.
Another Rebellion.
Another rebellion has broken out
in South Africa-this time headed by
General Christian DE Wet and Gener.
al Beyers. Neither OF these men has
any political following. but IL feared
that some of the burghers, who, like
themselves. retain some of the bitter
ness aroused by the South African
war. will join them.
The defense force. as the army of
the Union of South Africa is called. is
considered safe for the government,
for when General Beyers gave up his
command of that force on the out
break of the war, none OF the officers
or men OF the army followed him. Be
sides. General Botha. the premier, re-
tains his support of the great mass
of the people OF the Union.
German mine layers have again
mining the waters north of Ireland,
the first victim of which has been the
British steamer Manchester Com
merce.
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could not control the trade as TO
prices or competition. even II il SO de-
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JOHN ENGLISH. OF GLENDALE.
KILLED WHILE ENTERING
OWN HOME.
erceavored to Get Into House by a
WINDOW and Is Mistaken for
6urslar-Son Arrested.

Mistaken for a burglar. IL ia
claimed. John English. aged 10 years.
was shot and instantly killed last
night by his son Fred. aged % years.
as he was entering his home through
a window. near Glendale. Young Eng
rest by Sheriff Hutchinson and Depu.
~ Howard and placed in Jail to await
a further investigation OF the case.
The body was taken In charge By Cor.
oner J. T. McCombs. of Marshall coun-
". who will hold in inquest to-day.
The terrible tragedy occurred about
$50 O'Clock. all of the English family
having retired. II is claimed. but ne
father. who had been at McMechen.
Returning home he found the doors of
his home fastened. but found one win
dow that was left open. Raising the
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GEN. CARRANZA
,co.ss.a.a fro. Tsr.s rare,

accident and perpetuate himself In
power. General Carranza now shows
his good faith to the world by declar-
ing that II the personalities OF himself
and Villa are TO be a check on peace
and TO democratic progress in Mexico
they should both step down and out.
As you Americans say. ii is now up
10 Mr.. Villa.
Bears Out Reports
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Althougn
officials had no definite advices OF to.
days deliberations at the Mexican ma
tional convention AZ Aguas Calientes.
previous dispatches had indicated
that General Carranza's resigntion
would be submitted by Gensrale OBJ
RECON. Chso and Castro, who were
delegated by the assembly to inter
view the frst cher.
The announcement from Mexico
City that Csrrsnza had submitted his
resignation conditioned on the re-
retirement 10 private life of General
IiHa. was in line with reports from
american Consul Silliman.
Try - =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
FAMA GUILTY
Bsliairs Forsigner Pound Guilty OF Cut
ting With Intent 60 wound. in
Belmont County Court

Tn the CAGE - the State % ohio
against Fillipri Fama. of HeiiaIre. i'm
dicted on charge ~ cutting with I'M
tent 60 Mi. placed ON trial in common
pleas court M ST. Chirsvillc yesterday.
the jury found verdict Of guilty 81
cutting with intent Co wound. The case
was Tho out growth ~ au assault on
Joseph biaUskN last spring Eisurkv and
a number of companions we're walking
on fucrureN street when they were ae-
C0Htcu PSI faml. The two mrn ENGAGED
n r. heated nrEumtnt which terminated
in Iamn elHehfuu nIansIf across fHr ais
domcu with n razor.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-To purchase several small
properties in East wheeling McCuI-
laugh a Reid. e21-s22 German Bank
Building. Both phones o-z4-tf
WAHTED-To buy good horse welsh
ing about 1900 lbs. state arc and
price Address BOX is6 City. o-st-i
PATENTSs$:::;HsT:::G+ .. Esse:;
TRADEMARK litigation. Booklet free
H n DUNLAP, Patent Lawysr.
National Exchange Bank Buffdfna
wheeling. W. Va.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Cash paid for cast on clothing. write
n LEVY,
NO. lO8 Market It, WheslfnR. ~ Va
WE-Corect bad Bills. Buy ana e.u
Claims. Attachments carefully placed
and executed We adjust claims ana
make collections on a couuissfon hasfa
10 sollection. no nay. The buckeye Msr-
camille Agency. 500 Board OF Trad.
Bldg, wheeling w Va
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BERLIN CVia Amsterdam and Lon.
donl. Oct. 2I.-s;l2 p. m.-gcnersl
announces.
The battle on the User canal. near
Yprcs. and southwesterly from Lille, -
progressing with the same stubborn
ness. Yesterday the German troops
made progress.
ION the other battle front in the
western theatcr no important events
have occurred.
TO the west OF Augustowo the At
tack OF the Germans - slowly proceed
ing To the southwest OF Warsaw our
troops have repulsed all the attacks ~
strong Russian forces. North Of Ivan
gOrod a new Russian army corps have
crossed the Nistula."
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose HabiE enter
tained number or their friends last
night In their new home az 40 2ggI
Chapline street ~ n nature OF q house
warming party. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with the autumn pro-
ductions and an enjoyable evening was
spent At eleven o'clock the guests
filed into the spacious dining hall where
n delectable supper was served
Those among the guests we're.
Messrs and mssdamess
Charles Miller v j. Koru
Horace Kennedy W. s. uriehorat
Harry StrOebei W. j. Keyser
John Lukens
Misses
Amelia Niewig AR chris Vievig
MARY Niewir
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still be so
when the issue
is d ecid e d
against h er.
But Germany
has been Prus-
sianized, an d
militarism has
been the Prus-
sian method of
progress. From
Prussia il has
spread through
all the Ger
N an empire.
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ENGLAND Unmoved bD
Cru For Peace
Now
By Sir GILBERT PARKER. English Mem
her Of Parliament

+ Germany is dismembered il will
| not be by Great Britain. 1t Will
be through the revolution of
her own people. She has been a
great nation, great in industries and
commerce, and / believe she viii