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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

stern. no acknowledgment of deficiency
too frank. When the time for action
comes a buoyant optimism will slim
ulate courage and spur eXertion; but
until that time arrives. optimism and
self-satisfaction work in the interests
of the enemy.
Reason Versus Sentiment.
"And let us be on our guard not
against sentiment. but against using
sentiment for purposes for which rea-
son is required. Let US realize that,
while sentiment and reason are the
principal things that govern the dolngs
Of men, we must not use one IN the
others place Let US not use reason,
for instance, TO decide whether we
shall be true or traitorous 70 our
cause, and let us not use sentiment TO
determine cumulative questions OF the
national defence.
ain our country, and toward our
navy. the sentiment is all that the
most patriotic man could wish. There
fore. let us realize that sentiment can
do little more, and that II is from
reason only we can get salvation. Al
though the country's sentiment IS be
hind the country's navy, yet that navy
itself is not a mattj of sentiment, but
a matter Of fact
Have we or have We not a navy Of
such composition, organization, size
and skill that it could successfully re
sist a probable enemy in war? If No
is the answer, then the reason and tho
money Of a hundred million people
must work upon the navy until 40
gives place TO Yes The hundred
million people Of the country, # they
will prevent their own undoing, must
build a navy that can keep her coast
inviolate; a navy that can guarantee
freedom from foreign interference
while the nation works out its des-
tiny; navy that can further the as
pirations Of America and safeguard the
happiness Of her people
Daniels Praises Wilson.
Secretary Daniels. who spoke to the
toast, THE President" praised Presl-
dent Wilson for the calm way in which
ne was handling the present lnterna-
tlOnal situation.
For weeks in 1898 one man stood
unmoyed amid the wild cry for war
that followed the sinking Of the Maine
the Secretary said THAT man was
President Mckinley. He was the en-
bodiment of patience. Calm and un-
moved in the midst of superheated
criticism. he gave his days and nights
to striving to avert war without sac
rife the duty he owed his country.
He been a soldier. He knew what
war was. and he resolved to avert it
if it was in his power. When war came
he had the burden to bear. He pos
sessed the patience to carry it to
successful issue, often amid the harsh
criticism of those who had been most
insistent in trying to stampede the
President into war
1.-THE third of our Presidents who
combines the divine spirit of patience
with the perfect embodiment of high
courage is the man now in the White
House. Scholar, statesman, lover OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
Abercrombie G. Fitch
Outing Clothes

Apparel that Is the standard
all over the world-combin-
ing practical usefulness with
the smartness for which this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

duck, water Iepellent suits and
garments for fishing, camping.
hiding and oross-country mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

tOring.
" O III en- S
suits of pom
gee, Niyella
flannel, Gram
plan home
spun, I'm
ported twceds,
k h Xxi, cor
duroy, linens
and crashes.
Golf a n q
tennis skirts
and shirts,
SDeCiallv de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

stern. no acknowledgment of deficiency
too frank When the time for action
comes a buoyant optimism will slim
ulate courage and spur exertion; but
until that time arrives. optimism and
self sati sfaction work in the interests
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

signed 4. 4 F. sporting hats;
and the celebrated line Of
y. & +. sporting shoes for
WON IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

oer SSsiifpelen! SIR rabenIdmnr5es
$aar mar III cinen 9roten pereinigt,
iiber ipeld1enl elm &opfifmild bon
ieltiarner 8eitolt, NIT @olbmiinSett
beiett. ihaufelte. @iniee guaen.
blifc beraulhte iih mem giuae an
Der ~itolSen Sd,onbeit Der unbefannten
SGngerirL oti oeren anieen cine
@llitarre lag, uno crit Damn iic( mir
Elm, onB es CANS iinerIalbt lei, elm
Wdod,en 81 belouiher, oas auein 81
lein gloubte."
.9ropo!" riei 9obisfom, hoGit be.
luitigt ourdh bieie 9egeiiterune.
y8rapol Sic iinb Elm etter 8oct,
aber Sic bobelt piel Gbrgefibl bepie.
len" iiistc er NIT moraltiter @iirbe
biudt. rNltn, ipic enoigt sic DC.
id)iftc?"
acknowledgements itolperte id
iiber eincn Stcin, mcin S1bel iiel
flirrenO sur Grbe, unb ioIprt ipurbe
ons Sid)t nlsacloidrt mo ticie Ouu.
felheit herrihte I'M t3immer. SO
miii'en nod nn6ere 2eute 3ueeb0rt
hnben IN Der mniheinalben GinIom-
felt, 6erln ol,f ser anoeren seite Der
StraBe rpurhe elm sSeniter aeoiinet
unb cine Gimme idrrie: r3iebe!
H1iIberl" III hebraii1em Tolniib.
Sd elite bnitig oopon. urtb crreidtc
aailS otbemlos meme Wohnna."
ySinO Sic iiber6ellgt, mein 8eiier,
ooB Sic BET aramoipiti6 rIid)t 5il piel
Gbumpagner pertilgt bdben ino baB
llift eipa Sbre erbitte Ybantolie
cine %geru0bnlid,e Silbin in oieie Nun.
berpolle orientaliife Sfonbeit Der.
ipalrOelt bat? @eItchcn Sic es MIR,
eS mar Der @ein,"
sd ipor 10 niid)terIl, iuie jest, "
erwiberte u. Stablbera, limb 0ie
gan5e Nad)t fomnte id) fem Il,ee
ihlieBen. Seute Worsen silia i'd
ipieoer nad) Dem Srt bes n1htlihen
gbelltellers llnh erfannte ioiort bas
Salls. SSSd e~rfumoietc MIDI ipem IS &C.
bore unO eriubr, oab es iest BON Dem
iiiotld,en &abbi Ssis Istanafi be-
iuobnt lei, Der eiiten groBen Rilf I'M.
ter Den Slraeliten belist. SD belt es
niht fir flug, ipeiter al iraee,t, aber
bier founen Sic mir iiferIit einen
Sienit ~leiiteu. Sbre 2eute meroen
oas ean6e @cbeimniB in einem Gag
a%uffldren."
nSebr germ" er1pioerte ser @raf,
! oId)reiben Sic aaes .auf, mas Gle al
i%uiiieil lpiinihei, ult0 ih iperoe es iir
Sic ermitteln. Iber id) CLAUDE, es
iDiro Sblen nidlt piel belfen, oenn
Oieie SnOen iillb ihlauc SolIunfen
uno nidt iebr cntsiidt iiber fleine
Iufmertiamfeiten BON 5rernSen fir
ibre Samen."
Madoem b. Stabl6erg aeaangen
lpar, berief @ooisfop 4urilotpitif
uno berihtete ihnn furs. ipos Der
Iunee 0tann geiast bate. Ser Spion
! grinite, ols er borte, Dab es iih I'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Der ndbIte $britt.
9as critic balbwo9entli6e tatboii9e 8latt in Der 9anoesiprade?- @tra
gu at her Gntmideluns her tatbali@en YreFe mitbelfen?

&h bdn mian en Stn nsMhMb eHMth b nr bs Saausube bon gssden bon n.
enbdn Tribune" 8d gm III Der Wofc dS ben ndbnn rDgGn Gtuh In fnbGMfr Ts GrtudIua
pmn &m mir anMrih Hhm aba mir TAFT elmer emJen @O6cnneqabm bon E sMm al S9O bro
;@r mib nbpHaenide ans@hen bon ots enn ; b. is Bbe 10 Setter gu $500 p Sm maHns
Ihm. npn cine Spmmnmuabee m hp Sde SGrn nmMdl mae Che Catholic ubunS al 10 Su
elm Vm npfenW6 nGG W c5dtn nmntGL Emn bg mn
es mug tfMNeH neen bb cine gmmsbe Nahhap mb auamNn bon Che GHIm sdbns- sd
WM Die Whe bebt che pr mHeBn nit ghmtra uMt af rg enfernu an Emeu Dos il
bS Ypham. petS nr bic sp Ca. m hHohtm, Yhe ub.h hires 5mHdrhhse @f nean ms EMO
Der WsrMmetn smnhn in Der Q@beNpode rdmm %S Sm untSeSrmro M% m Sg ~ smS Tx aI Ms
.@hf Oh ms nmmf8n2 Gi fir bic quite sue ete bs tHoHden 8SSapohoaesl Nue NN Spm.
lar aus ub ee @ pDmpt Dud
@eebrte 6errent-Sh pedede hermit m bit gseann bon FM Catholic srbmm~ md MI
br %M, mcWl bce inc SomtaamsaMf n pa Un ummGen
Mr am nit t @mHm @mugfmns uf bh, yeFnniM fir bnbpaunde ausbn. am nMs
pro NJ ptesS amdn bhnf' bis bic 0tc or en% rnd Der rsu Sbnmkum lire RHphns ms
IWMhrt mm wrbcu
linn bcB ME HbG SWr huc Ben 2Gum r 8hr 0dmu bn mmIru zut tint hm.
mr EUs GntpdcunNp rut m bnb uuh mn mir mh hm mmmu uuuru zhIr an Tmfu0 Gmn
Im in Der hbnmduY c gn ub ruumhu \ $mb imr Nr hhr inn uunGHrr uS nm.
|msS WnmNu gt ml
Sm 9urNe Mp hHWitn Yr mb aur enpdenna
Ser @befs@etatts@A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

einen l1nterrot banoeIte unb trot TO-
glcih ietne @ntoefnnasreiie an.
elm foleeuben 9lbeHb oils 8obisforc
ldlaier seben mo0te. rel6ete issn
Siener, auriIowitid bite mn au.
oieiia, % er cine pi9tige NeIbuna ba
MAIDEN babe.
"Bas gibt esq" fraete Der @rof
areerIiG, aIs ber Spton in fem 8tue.
n,er trat. Scam sssbrs ipi&tige I'm.
selegenbeit nidt moreen erIsoiaS
fperoen2"
Der agent gab feline Nnttnpri, bis
Der Diener Die Shiire bimter iih &C.
lhIoKen hattie; bann trat er eoats
nabe ouf ben @ounermerr sa uts
fliiiterte:
Wortfesana foTotJ
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- Der alio8oI baSt Meuf&sntpnbL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
/ A. Gapitet.
Ger 0Dnuerncnr bon 2omice.
9p6isfon follnte nit Teiueu GErfr

9pOisfom forlnie nit ieinen grfol.
gen in lcster 3eit d~ufrieben iein.
9urd) Oic raitloie SerioIguna pom
mirtIld)en mo ongeblid)en Hcpolmtio
ll1rrn hattie cr in Siio-9inblouO Ole
@~cidlNniiic iibcriiilt, uno an hobcr
Steilc ocn Hui zines ciirigeu mo Sll.
pcrlGlligct Seonlten erpcrbelr, luoiiir
CT Sllnl !9cncrolmuior b%eIorocrt itn6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

GEM" fraate 9obisfOp, inoem er 6elt
jun9et Mann nel,gierig betrad)tete,
hat Der Eapa icinen @eloid,ranf
perldIoiIelt, obcr lit SrGulein alGr.
d)et Sblell ultreu geporOen?"
80 nein, Fopn iii freigebig rpie
INNER" eripIoerte Der Baron. Limo
&l1rd)en mag 6um 5euiel geben, ants
oeiien 9louen i'd iie gerettet babe.
sic ieuf5t nad ben Sleiihtopfen in
petersburg uio mag Delite babin iab.
rem, ipenn lie mill"
.Sbo," iagte ser 8raf Ser @illo
bat iid> alio id)on ~qebrebt? @as lit
oenn Der ilelle 9ln5iebun9Spmltt,
mein Slebcr2"
Us mar gooistUmS @~eluoDn6eit,
quite aameraoi d,oit al beudJeln. ipaS
Sic iiingereu Siii3iere iebr Idmei.
deIbait ianOen; anBeroem mar ct
aad) auf feline Deiie Dem biibiden,
iwlacn Taii9enidts gerpogen. osi5en
SSsnterehe nienaIs Die ieiniacn frels.
ten unO Der nni einen gQinf Ieine
Sorie bereinpilli9it ieinem YorAcieB.
ten 5llr &criiiaunN ilellcn miiroe.
y. StnblhcrA mar mcbcr bciier.
nod ld)lcdltcr ais hunbcrt Muherc lei
llcs SinuocS. Gr ipielie, trnnf mo
peridupglOete beoentenoe Snrnelr
nit ai!erlr ~I5cteitca; inDeb roar CT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

= Der alfoboI baSt menfGsntpnsl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-05


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a6 is
tf
Ha W
H8ff
8
a t6 aW SO. f noe
6 tl GIaaHHHstt tfaft.
ht Et Nialf Hn1hl Cats
t0JaHf hgf HtEttF t.W H1fft.
1anmtH ESD bH mtn buu
.tle 8fr1nsiN tieHiaH6e dudl bat.
i6H6
- H# t. im H.dtt $50 feat um
th5ti h51it EGO IaHfHen. tlGier e.
nom ztrdl Ht 1Hnrdaru blrJitf. tam
.6af iIHdsrtW A1i EcniHt, 262l
BLONDE Stfs W baa mb ulitt 9er.
lgJluaef
Hnf bHn 1,cp ltau Ser Union.
1iatt9u mlrOg G. Z. Sale alia N.du.
ias Gtt8 8eittru Mordgu dn 40. m0
5ation Su. uic0crgcihldacu mo
50 baroutt Ole 0ret Rdulct
touHieH 6olo oumuf pcr5aftct per.
ben
llutrr arcbcr gcthGtjEmq
iduh leiterH 0ie N%ccr0iauna 6cs per.
itor6cueH Ghe-is Der
Linton NdciUcbabn Ailiam Z ga.
naOa mteu Den alipllieu Der Gifts
2o1e matt.
Ate er ron elmer StruBcuba6n
an 0er Ode Der ~. un0 0ounr0
Ctr. n5ipriuaen molltc. tam Der
6armer 4biiipp @ciecl aus Doc.
tot. Ga, gu Sal rto erlitt i6mer3.
baite Gerleeumgeu.
GiH5redet 0ranaen in oen ga.
Den Uon s. z 6alsiritb in 5lorcncc
elm un0 lta5Ieu 0ort funi3cbn so
%f0. ode NIT A}ebl.
Aus Der Icooo 8ear.9leini.
guuaa .9IHitalt ita1Ien gcitorn SIN.
BREEDER saleiolmg I'M @ertbe 0or
$50.
-2luf geronlaHuna ocs S6erifis
uon 9taion Gitp, Sa., muroen in eli.
ncm hiciiacu &5tel =. 8. aarnes
aus ct 5oiep5, No, lno i5rnt
l}de 6i0ge aus g}aion GitU ber6af.
fer. 9cioe Ucroen na9 lebterem
Crt 3uriidge6raht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-05

lit felt as So6ren elm Giumobner
bon 9ebrosfa, bat oabpn 81 Sabre
in Omaha gelebt un0 nod nienoI8
Elm offeutlides glnt beftei0et.
Nus @eredtigfeit8geiibl tritt er
fir Den 8i0erruf 0e5 @eiete8 ibcr
oen s Qbr-Sdhub uno oen Oe8 be-
riittigten hilbert. @eiebeS elm. Qlu9
beflrmortet er eine5 elbitoeruoItunq
fir oos gr6Bere omaha ltno cine
ebrlthe uno geredte @ertretllng aud
Der 9euti6en un0 on6eren 5rem6.
%geborenen in Der 5taat8. ME 5taot.
berfDaltung.
SIN algemeinen Sntereiie tritt er
fir itd6tiiAe Giqneri6oft beg @a8.
un6 acknowledgements, ionic Der
5traBanbabn. uno 3elep6on. @eieG.
ihaften elm. gud empfie9lt tr
.norm Die Gi~nfii6rung uno Grid
ting freier 0ffentIider 9a0ean.
itolten. - gol. an3etae.
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Warftberi6tt.

SiiO 0mo6a, 5. 2lpriI 1915.
MinoDieG- 3ufn5r 400.
Beef Stiere, g}arft 10 b6rer Bis
fart.
Corn feo 9eebe8.
3iemIid cute big CUTE $40
IT'S.
0}ittelmGBigc, $7.t0-740.
Scefer5, M}urft, bette Sorte 10 30.
fer, nnoerc tart,
3iemIid cute bis quite $685.
.7.05.
aii6e, martt, bette @ortc 10 b0ber,
un0ere fort.
@ute bis bette $5.75-6.50.
3icnllid cute bi5 CUTE So.
$50.
WittetmaBi9e. So $500.
Stofers, W}artt iturf.
@ltte bis bette S7.2O-7.60.
8iemli6 quite bis cute $6.70-
7.20.
Mittelma6iae $5.75-6.50.
Stod 9eeiers, $5.75-6.5o.
.Stod ail6e S5.00-6,25.
Stod aolber $600-7.50.
8eal aGlbcr, $7.0O-9.75.
4.75-6.00.
5dlueine -3ufu5r 1000. @arft
felt, 3 ~nie0riQer.
DurGf6nittSprcis 6.6215-6. 70.
@66itcr 8rci8 $500.
Sdnfc-3uitbr 10000. U2arft fcIt.
@ilte bis bette 8iOoer 81. 90-8.35 IS.
SSdbrIinge, $500.
M}orft felt Bis Itarf; bette
2Gmmer $10.15.
MutteridaiG $775-8.50.
Chicago Marftbcridt.
GinbOieb -3ufibr 1880. 0arft
seit bis 10 b0ber.
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Nnf Dem aird0ana ufrnnaIaft.

YIN ldfperer llngllttSfaa ereig'
nete iif 9eitern ON 0itermorgen IN
Der 9}abe Der coangeliidcn ct. 80.
Rannes Stride, q. mo 9inton ctr.
Gin iuuacr Geutidcr, nit Qamen
&il6oIi SaBuer, w%obn6aft 3009 e..
"a Ctr, por olti Dem @ca 3ur
Stride ais er ploblih nit cinpm
lauten Sdrei 81 9ooen i|tilr3te. Gr
iiel 10 mgiitdlid, Dab or einqn
Shaoel6rlh oaDon trug. Balian.
fen idaiitcn oeu @cruugliidtcn in
beiiumlHg8loiem ,3uit1no nad5 Sem
ct. Soicph 9oipital no er crit am
g}ahmittage oas 9etpnbticiu pie0er
erIangtc. Die 9er5te bofieL i6u
an Geben 81 cr6alteH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-05

gerlangt 2 enitmdbdeu 9eutfdc
6epor5l5t. Nad8uirageu 1903
CAB Ctr.
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Cma6a gctrciOemarft.

Iitrfeu 8ei8en-
g}r. 2 1910
g}r. 3. t471-t48A
Sir. 2. 146H-147h
CIR. 8. 145R-t47H
.8eiber 6riibiobrsnei3en-
Scr. 8. 14514-147H
Duran @ei5en-
gar. 2. 143-t43H
g}r. 8. 142-14212
@eibes &orn-
SIR. 1. 70-70H
Ger. 2. 6912-7O
Scr. 8. 69-691a
Ger. A. 681-69
Gar. 5. 68-68H
gtr. 6. 6712-68
@el6e8 Gorn-
g2r. 1. 67H-70
Yer. 2. 69H-69R
9}r, 8. 69-69h
Scr. a. 68-69
g}r. 5. 68-68A
Ger. 6. 674@-68H
aorn-
g}r. /. 69-89h
g2r. 2. 6834-69
g}r. 3. 68A-6815
Scr. A. 6712-68
Ger. 5. 67-6713
g}r, 6. 6612-67
Safer
SIR. 2. 55-55H
gtr. 3. 5512-5584
gtr. A. 54-54H
StonOor0 Safer 53$4-5i
gtr. I. 8uttergerite 66-74,
9toggett-
g&r. 2. Co.'s
9tr. 8. t08-109
Rr. A. 1O7-108
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Sin fcincs fudenmniifaliides Vert.

@ct Dem geltrigcl Gitcrgotte9.
0ienit IN Der St. @}ario Mlaaoalena.
tirde (ico y. 5inne) fam Die uelte
6rfeitermpiie oes Serrn 11eo0or
quo. Reeie 6ilr eriten Auffu6uma.
gas @erf tpltroc bon Dem tiidtigen
Gbor ie6r ge0tegen Jim &ortrag qe.
bradlt lno mabte altf Bic 3nblreid
oeriammelte @emeinoe einen tieien
Ginould. Gas ltclle tirdcnmuIifa.
liihc 8ert miere5 cnbeimiidcn
%aompouiiten 3eihuet iid Dor g[arm
0urd Die ttefe Snnetlidfeit aits ulo
erbebeno atti oas reIiqi0ie @e.
milt6. Sine An5abI intimer 5reun.
be oeS aoniponiiten ur0 almitfen.
her wo6nteh Der quffl6rna bel
mo iproden iid IN anerfeuneuoer
8eiie iiber ouS pr16tiae @erf aus.
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&inbUieb-3ufubr 1880. Daarft
GET bis 10 bOber.
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9Hfsf0nb.

Gribatier niinidt 9efaHutidaft
init ciHem ioliben 6araftpricitcu
5rdulein 5ipeds Seirat6. @ittipe OF.
nc ainoer Hidt ausaeihtofien. 3D.
ihriiteu inter u. 10 an GnlaDo
9Galide 1rtbiinc.
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-06

becomes compelling force and op
crates against a chance.
Duty of Citizens.
'It is the duty of each citizen to,
Judge between the old and the new,
to weigh the arguments, sift truth
from falsehood, and then give him.
self unreservedly to the defense OF
the right as he sees it.
in the matter of war we have made
less progress than along some other
lines, partly because a few profit
largely by war; partly because race
and national hatreds have blinded
many of the truth, and partly be-
cause international rivalries have
been made a pretext for preparations
which themselves provoke war.
Examine the modern implements
of Observation-Disclosures that kill at 4,40O
yards: 15-inch guns that hurl projec-
tiles fifteen miles; shells, each war
ranted to burst into more than 100
pieces; aeroplanes that drop bombs
on unsuspecting cities; death-dealing
torpedoes that infest the seas and
poisonous gases that suffOcate on
land-these are some of the weapons
which men are manufacturing to use
against each other.
"This is war as we now have it, and
yet those OF our countrymen who see
in force the only arbiter of interna-
tional disputes revel in the daily ac-
counts of carnage and in the name OF
patriotism and national honor call up.
on this Nation to prepare itself to
enter the contest!
These men do not speak the mind
or the conscience of the masses-they
define national honor in terms that
are becoming obsolete. They do nN
represent either the interests or the
purposes of the American people.
"BelIowing For War"
81 appeal to you to make your views
known to the President that he may
be strengthened against the insolent
clamor of those who ridicule peaceful
methods and as it Infatuated by the
scent of blood are believing for war.
appeal to you to cast your influence
not in favor of either side but in favor
of peace for the United States and
against war with any of the bellig-
erent nations. None of them desires
war with us. If they injure us it is
not because they want to do so, but
because, like two men engaged in a
street fight, they are too angry to give
proper consideration to the rights OF
bystanders.
"The people of the United States
CONTINUED IN Page Five.)
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Cycle of Equity,
Fraternal Benefit Society, organized
and incorporated under the Frater-
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Address The Cycle of Equity, Amer
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The News is authorized to announce
w. NJ. DENNY, Jr., as a candidate for
Chancellor of the Eighth Chancery
District of Mississippi, at the special
election Tuesday, July 6, 1915.