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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
lnE OVERHOLSER.

The Woman" now being power
fully presented at the Oyerholser the
inter- probably dovrtuis more suugly
with the events Of today In Oklahoma
city thun any stage production In the
world. The play is mighty pulitl-
cal drama Today Is election day
here. Consequently the interest this
theatrical effort creates just at this
time Is beyond normal
The woman perhaps Is not eH-
prc-siye of conditions exactly as thrJ
exist In Oklahoma CIV but the same
underlying fundamentals are involved
In every election and similar condi
uons prevail In more or less degree
I'm every city and every county In
America
After voting today the voter should
witness The Woman and puss judg
mrnt ON the greatest dramatic venture
David Rclu-ru ever undertook lie
will appreciate the significance OF
"bossism and the power " the ma
chine" He win be- made TO realize
the obstacles put iu the roadway NJ
good government lie will learn the
thous plunged into the flesh Of the
man who tries tu do what ne believe
right for all the people lie will con.
cri,r the mcrclIr--ur~s NJ men who
WELD political power % corrupt pow
cr sufficient to make Dr ruin.
The American Players have risen to
the occasion and put over this mas.
ter play with the vyiduc,s and snap.
piucss and artistry 1t requires for ndp
Quatr presentation They make the
very soul yibratr and the heart thrash
In frrmcut of conflicting emotion,
The suuyr brutality of the mnstrr
mind. the ralm mdiGuusnrsS aud fear
lessncSs Of the peoples champion the
bold carclessncSs NJ the telephone uD
orator, the emotional tcrrors q. IN,
woman. and all the rest combine f.
make an impression that Will live m
definitely In memory The Woman
! is the greatest play David Brlnsro ma,
staged and he has given some mighty
ones tO the world
The only matinee will he giycr
Wednesday, Tor the American Player
will rrllnuuish the Ovrrholscr stag,
after Friday might SO that prevIou
rond booking may hc fulfilled, un,
they viii not resume again until Tues
day evening. when the famous royolu
| play, Within The Law will be- pre-
senled Not % person living In okla
humn city should miss The Woman
II viii make believers out uf man.
political skcptips
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

Carpathians troops from the Dukla
LupkOw districts numbering 5000,
who have been fighting incessantly
for six weeks sleeping with their ri
files In their hands.
The interview uf the emperor with
the archiuke Is reported tu have ia.
ken place In the present of Minister "
War krobatin and General llotzcn-
dOrf The monarch. II Is said decided
10 summon arChduke Eugene for q
consultation before deciding the uues
tiOns presented to him. The Tribune S
Dedeugatrh correspondent telegraph,
that Tam Al Bey the Turkish minis
ter Of war is having great difficulty
In pcrSuadiuE the Sultan 10 transfer
the capital from COustautiuoplc Ia
Kunich iu Asia Minor \ special train
is said 10 bee held ia readiness con
stantly to transport the government
funds and archives to Konlch II
AlrInnople is evacuated Turkish
troops are reported to bee concentrat
ed ut Constautiuoplr and along the
nurduucIlc~"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
THE LYRIC

"Mlis,. u r,ercrl feature pro
duced 10y the Smbcrt company pre-
scnls Howard Estrhrook with barbara
Trunnut as Mli~- Melissa Smith at
the death NJ her father becomes AN
orphan who Is later taken In 10y u
ncighhor family who sent her To the
Red Mountain school nearby Here
she eventually falls IN love with the
NrhoulmuSter. Gray A stranger Ia
stalls himself ON the claim over which
her father committed suicide because
hc could not make 1t produce gold Thn
news leaks ont that the mine yields
gold 10 the stranger and he * later
found murdered The mother oi
MIlss comes from San Francisco tu
make good her title to her late hus
bands property Mother and daugh
ter after gaining possession return tc
Sun Francisco with their new fOuuU
wealth. followed 10y Gwy who give.
mp his position as teacher at the Re,
Mountain school house Tuesday AM
Wednesday win be- seen "lhc Gnrhagl
Gpntlcmru's Ball This picture vii
be- ON the hill today and Wednesday
Tor the last time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

i>h order will be- enforced against
Austria and Turkey, because Ger
many'S allies were not mentioned In IT,
The Austro-lluugarinn embassy has
announced repeatedly that cargoes Of
cotton could be- shipped without diff
Guilty To Trieste II that avenue Of
communication rs open Tor non-contra-
band goods their shipment by rail
through Austria To Germany would al
lcviute the situation considerably hut
the belief prevails that should any
great amount ot commerce destined FOR
Germany develop through that route,
restrictions would be- placed ON Il also
The British order was taken up at
! length ol uduyv cabinet meeting.
where IL -crmcd to hc agreed that a
vigorous protest would be- made as soon
as the president can 60 over the uues
, tion lu detail with state department
IOffiCiDlg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
ITALIAN NAVY
Is NEAR STRAIT
Concentrating at Dardanelles is ten
eva Report; Austrians Tired in
Carpathian, Turks Special Train.

GENEVA. ,m Paris. March lG A
dispatch to the Tribune from ils
Rome correspondent says large
part Of the Italian navy l., hriur con
centratcd ul TurnnDo at the south
eastern extremity ~ the country and
the lUllt nearest the Dnrdaucllcs.
The snuw paper print, dispatches
from Vienna which state thnt Emper
ur Francis Joseph un Saturday re-
.etyed Archdukr Frederick, who In
sisted ON behalf of the general staff
loo the CurpuIhRnr that the Arch
duke Eugene should be- ordered tD
abandon the campaign uguinst Serbia
and also withdraw useless forces uI
the Rumanim frontier n order lo ro
inforce the exhausted troops In th,
mountains The urrhdukr cited r
an example ut the conditions m m,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

equipped for oil fuel exclusively and
VIII nave a capacity Of 2,d-2 tons OF
fuel oil. The queen Elizabeth has a
capacity of 4,WO tons ut OH because
Of her high speed requirements,
From the enormous main battery
the Pennsylvania viii be able To hurl
with the pressure Of single firing
lever, Z - - Of steel uu either
hrOHdside In addition she viii carry
u secondary huttcrly Uf twenty two
5inch rifles for defense against tor.
pedo boats She win be- fitted also
with four submerged 2l.inch torpedo
tubes ana her ships company VIII be
composed uf 90 officers, N63 blue
Jackets and "a marines The ship
measures sos feet over all and % feet
beam aud her mean draft is - feet
10 inches. almost the limit In size tor
the Panama canal ANA present navy
dry docks. There are only few docks
In the world which can receive her
aud she could not enter many busy
hurbors cNccp, under most favorable
conditions OF tide aud wind.
When completed the Pennsylvania
Will have cost the government more
than $l3,OOOOOO She win be- ready
for commission, under contract. by
February ~, 1915 Her keel was laid
October p, 1913
The enormous size Of the new ship
and the startling npdily with which
1 huttlrShip construction has developed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16


aud II anyone had been Inscriptions
IN the matter hp wanted iu know
who they are SO thu, proper punish
mrnt could hc inflicted He did not
want hLll passed without one branch
Of the legislature having o chance to
vote upon ,t
The bill placing county ASSESSORS ON
SALARY basis aud making such sal
AIRY the same rs paid TO the county
clerks, and making II optional us to
the establishment NJ the Arkansas
plan as to certain other features, was
passed finally by the senate today
In the matter " deputy hire a sched
ulc is arranged in the hill for the
guidance Of the county Assessor and
the board Of county commissioners
The salary Is regulated uu u basis Of
population In the several counties
Mitchell Opposed Bill.
In the countir- ut Washington
Usage and Greek where the pupula
tlun ls smaller than other counties
hut the property Valuations much
higher on account Of the oil interests
additional deputy hire is allowed In
Creek county 5000 more for deputy
hire Is allowed and In TuI,u county
$500.
Senator Mitchell opposed the bill
for reasons " general nature lie
thought that paying n county nssessol
more salary that another county off
was who was required to possess spe
cial qualifications for holding mn of
flee was not eXuctly an equal distri
button. Senator klllam also oppose,
the bill and said that under the pres
ent arrangement as provided for h
another bill that required the assess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
ST PATRlCK'S SOUVENIR BALL

Al the Auditorium Wed. night the
Irish viii celebrate, the Dutch
may come but win be- expected to
act Irish or take a back sent Decora-
tiuns viii be- cut flowers. carnations.
ferns and shamrocks Every one will
receive q souvenir
Elghlpiccr orchestra aud good or
der 10y Mrs Summers manager, IL
drawing great crowds 10 the pavilion
daurr every night Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

''~'~~~~~>0--~--,''''>-' ''----,-,-'"7-7-
the Washington government .. rrIr
subject
with the president dr,umg nI. m
tire time nov tu foreign uffhIr. Ada
exhaustive study of the new situation
viii nr mndr THE protest from rbr
United States rmhudNiue 10. pr,irlup
ou the general nrurlpI,, ,u,m.,.I mn,
br bu.rd un the prc,iou. exchanges
600 the subject aud 10 wis Thought
Tint it mlgm take the form uf firm
m.I,lrnrr on compliance with prin.
.iuIr, VI international mN mur. WIG
mm, fnnn am, of the motto. nltbrrt,
sent d, the United Sprr-
The next MOTE, v.ll rruuirr .,p,r. %.
rI,r term. ID vns declared Il, d,nln
m,r.r. ,nn .rniutaJ ami th,t ba ur,
,Iul. American rorr. hod nknn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
THE FOLLY.

skipper Kennedy aud Reeves nrc
scoring u great hit with patrons of the
Folly this week In their act, "Fifupn
Minutes Of Nirth aud Melody THIS
act is one uf the funniest " the year
and Is laugh producer from start tC
finish From q novelty posing stand.
point the Garrison Sisters are simply
great They have elegant costumes
and the net Is one NJ the best ever
seen In this city Riny Dodge is a
great singing comedian while Mny and
Rose have uu exceptionally pleasing
singing and dancing novelty The
entire program N good and the
Ham Comedy Is one NJ the greatest
features of the plrturc program Nv.
dora win also be shown tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
THE EMPRESS.

Time. Wednesday; place the Em
press. attraction 'The Bnck Box &"
Everyone knows that THE Black
HoN' Is the new Universal serial
photoplny based on the wonderful de-.
tcctive and mystery story 10y H. Phil
lips Oppenhcim Here is added the
Information that the pictures win br
shown first run In oklahoma City at
the Empress, that the first install
ment win he the attraction Wednes
day and that every movie fan should
we the opening pictures or suffer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
Cough and Cold Syrup
Made At Home. Touches Spot

great big tull pint NJ laxative cough
syrup uf the finest quality known TO the
medical world can readily be made by
any woman M even child 10 flint NJ
grunumtc1 sugar ndd half pint ~ boil
lug water stir and cool obtain nj drug
store ~ nEs Essence Mrnthu Iahene.
empty n into a pint bottle aud flll up
with syrup A teaspoonfu every hour or
two viii check or stop cold In the
head aud cure any cough that IL cur.
able II win pay any family 10 hecp n
always In the home 10 avoid the diseases
due 10 colds such ~ pneumonia, bron.
yhius, sore throat, diphthoria aud con.
sumption II IA marvelously qnick IN ac
tion aud permanent tOO.-AdIertlsement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach BitterS

The digestive system ha, become
weak and Nature needs assistance
right away The Bitters has for
over 90 Years been recognized a,
the real first-aid 80 Try bottle
The genuine has our private
stamp over neck.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
In the Spring, SpruceUp the Home

All ready Every need can be supplied An important lca
iue Is lhe economy of prices Customers who have made
comparison tell us that rates from 10 per cent TO 10
per cent to 20 per cent lower Such savings amount to consd
crahr IN the rcfurnshngof home Make Of inspection
VISIT the fourth drapcrcs coorngs and patterns that
are delightful mrbngors of soft and gentle spring Does
gOnl inst them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
TEUTONS RENEW
ATTACK ON FORT
Giant Guns Brought Near OssOwetI in
Another Attempt to Take Russian
Position.

NlAnt blllS brought Near UhSOWctL IN
Another Attempt TO Take Russian
Position
LONDON, March lG. The last
eight official pru-,lau casualty lists
the number 1876 Ia l73, contain 80,
~ names, bringing the grand total
Of Killed, wounded and missing since
the war began to lSjO,O29 men, ac.
Curdlng to II dispatch 10 the Evening
News from Copenhagen The last four
lists include the names of eleven arr-
men killed. four wounded aud tWo
taken prisoners
II should be borne I'm mind that
these totals refer 10 Prussiu, they do
not take into account lm Bnynrinu,.
1895 Wurtcmhcrg ll0 Saxon aud ~
navy lists.
LONDON. March u.s. The Russians
again are advancing In northwestern
RukoWinu, according tu a dispatch re
ceivcd here 10y the Exchange Telegraph
company from Bucharest. Rumnuia
ne operations are gong forward SLOW
ly because NJ the bad weather Npur
NovO Sulitsn the Russians carried
N"''''u' ,'''',"es ut tue I"ill "I ln'
,.,,', 'nl ".'',' ''' N"S'''""' '''''"''uS WIN
''"'' ''''
VALPARAISO chill. NInrrb IA
Nineteen members of the crew of the
German cruiser Dresden sunk Off
Juan Fernando island pn Smdp, h,
British wnrship~ are missing This
was made known ON the arrival here
today uf the British auxiliary cruiser
Drama having on board the survivors
from the Dresden some uf whom vcro
wounded
,...,....
'''N','>. warren !" Ihr carry mlIl
,o'' "'"'''''r 'I'nt lh' east frusslnh
l,''' "I1"'I' u" De- tine resumption pt
tue ''''''" commandment "i uSoo
"'N NJ TINS point IN" attacking
h"''r'''s nave been brought closer to
,h' I"II',s> 'Or reason h"lne accord
I'S i" "Il'''HI reports from P@ro-
graz lh' I"'II"i''rnrss oI shell fire
4 at longer range The Russian re-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
apeStrieS

Want YOU To see them the color hnrmouies are
new and very beautiful For cushions screens
table runners and the recovering of furniture, 90
mchc, wire $l25 to $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
The CretOnneS

The assortment Is very large
~ Inches wide, ljc yard; "a
inches wide, zoe aud 25c yard
80 inche, wide nt B5c. 5Oc. OOC
md $lOO yHrd 90 inches wide.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
SunfaSt Fabrics

New design, aud colors, blue,
pink ro,c light green, tan, gold
and mixture 80 inches, 40 and
80 inches wide jOc, 75c, S1.25
aud $3.50 a yard The cOlors arr
guaranteed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
Bungalow Nets

White and ccru, In new de-
signs Some with scullOpcd hor
dcrs Service giving qualities
10 tu 80 inches wide at 25c, IN
aud GOc II yard ON up to s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
SCOPE OF LAND
PROBE Is WIDE

Confined From Page One)
enormous interest charges
How to improve living conditions for
farmers
How to pave the way for the organ.
izatiOn " country life, such "a. the
buying and selling Of farm products.
cooperative land banks and personal
credit societies
The commission Mr. Holman said.
also win ask for constructive suggrS
tious about state and federal mid for
tenants who wish to become home Own.
rrs The merits OF the lease hold
where the state owns the land aud thr
tenants farm il ON lifelong contract
u~ against the freehold where the
stale lends money to buy hand Oh long
time purchasing contracts win b,
/ |lmc,hcd out
Mr.. Holman urged the need for a
Isy~tcm NJ mud commissions u the
form Of economic courts
The commission plans to discuss the
question n adaptIMury " the south
eru farm tu the proposed national >,s.
TEN Of labor exchanges
Only Public Hearing.
Frank p Walsh ~ Kansas city
| chairman Of the commission AN.
nounced that the hearing here 'hi-
week is expected to be- the only puhll,
hearing on the land question Orhrr
members Of the commission at IN,
opening session were Mrs. j. Rorlrr
Hartman OF New York and John B
Lennon Of Bloomington. H., treasurer
Of the American Federation of Labor
$. Thurston Ballard " Louisville ky
was expected later today
Governor Testlfies
| Following Mr. Holman, Guyrruu
James H. Ferguson Of Texas wa,
called 10 the witness chair.
Governor Ferguson said that "ub
scntee landordlsm' was responsible
In his opinion for most Of the com
plants of hardships made by tenants
lie said
"A landlord can live Ike lord o,
800 acres of mnd hut he tukcs Il no
tiOn that he must move TO town whcr,
he gets into high society. Pretty sool
that land won't support him. Consc
Quently he goes back ana raises m,
rent on the poor fellow In the cUur
try"
! Statistics showing That 10 years agr
practically all farmers iu Texas wer
home owners while now on tllahn
lands about half are tenants, were lul,
before Governor Ferguson The grrn
majority Of these tenants the commits
slun's data showed, were native white.
The governor gave as some uf tn
causes Of the tenant increase grru
growth In population reducing per can
itH tlllnhle hand from 2O5 acres /,
1870 90 ~ acres now. usuriouS inter
est rites IN some places. doubling %
trlpllng uf land values aud mrrrusiu
rents
Governor Ferguson criticised IN,
credit system In southern fnrmnl
communities whereby hand rcuunt
give small town merchants ,hattl
mortgages on crops fyr advances %
food and supplies lie said hc wa
sorry to state that In many cases TN
merchant, had charged rNhorhitau
prices for the supplies. and that som
NJ these chnttlr mortgages are rruell
drawn lie added:
'llut the tenant cannot object to IN
price lie cannot buy any place clsO
lie has 10 accept the price or stHrvc
Tenant farmers now, Governor Frl
rusou said. have small opportunlt
tn become home owners. lie thoGgT
% new land policy was needed In m
south tu solve this home-on IN fnr
problem suyug that cooperative ma
keting organizations probably wouI
assist grcntly by enabling tenants 4
rrt fuircr prices for crops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
Curtain Madras

White, cream and ccru, fire..
Queuty tinted the tInts are
guaranteed, 49, 10, ~ and 80
inches, At 25c, SOC. SOC and GOc
up 10 $40 a yard, A splendid
variety
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
GREAT WARSHIP
TOUCHES WATER


Ihr Suh.hrownrI sea raider, just
from a seven months cruise OF mrr
hnnt marine destruction smiled be-.
nIgmntly but did not answer, us the
gray hatred mdy rliugiug to his hand
continued.
Don't YOU believe thai We will soon
have pence Isn't II time Won men
.rnpprJ killing rurb otberyn
.Nlpdum, replfnd tha garm.p ,nm
upud., .v.. eli ,.li.,, II, 49,, INT
thly ,,or r,J T., h. =, ,ras noa..
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wa" va '"' '''h
l"''' '"''' "''' '"'l' '"o'n'I N"i.
NJ ''.' I"''' ",' "' "l' u'uN""' !"
"'',' N''l''"I h'''N, T.. y. y. com
I"'U"'hl "I Ihr N"II"'A navy yard
hr'koh'd {" the "ermuu commander
nnd rescued him from the Interview
4 Few minutes later at exactly
lU.l o'clock, the German naval off
Ger joined with 10000 Americans In
waving the new giant American
drradnought on her slide into the sea
after Episcopal Bishop Berry of Penn.
sylyuutu had read prayer for the
vrIfnrr Of fine prp4idpnt aud nnoplr
OF the United Stutrs. the army and
navy and rho mono. ,f IN, .,r,rld In
IN. Iorr,nirr stand LoyiJ. r,a .,,n
,or NJ the shin who successfully hr,lr
a botrlr NJ wine ppnInst lts hoy werc
C,,.rp,r Rrurnnrgh ord staff ~
p,ru.,l,,rI, and g,,rotor, norl.Is
and .otF
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o.. "''','' ,,. % ''u'' '' VI 'N'r,S Il"
WI, ','' ''"''" WIN "N l,'' '''n
ny ",''" ''"','' ""' 'I"'l lh' why's
"',I Ut WIS l"''I learned lh"l lhr
"l''''l'N W lh' Ll''' if'ruIl'h hou
J'lH'u II'l" the welcome ot the new
snip by ordcr OF commander lhirr
lrhcuS.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

Silk Floss Cushions, covered with white
muslin, 25c, 35C, 45c, 6Oc and 7Oc each, ac.
cording to size. 18x24, SOC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
BurIapS, DenimS

In all colors the best grades
.Ginch burlap at 2Oc yard; 80
inch denim Ht 35c yard; and
French crash. roc yard - really
worth 3jc A limited quantity
uf this rrusl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

VALPARAISO Chilr. March lG.-
Nineteen members of the crew Of the
German cruiser Dresden sunk off
Juan Fernando island uu sunday by
British wurshlpS are missing This
was made known uu the arrival here
today of the British auxiliary cruiser
Drama, having on board the survivors
from the Dresden SOME of whom were
wounded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

Wizard Triangle Mop and one quart OF
Wizard Oil $15O Worth $3.50 Remark
able value
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-13
LET US HOPE FOR PEACE WITH HONOR

TNTIL the President public
~ and has thoroughly
what events lead There always possibility will
take place that viii uimatum
tended In which
received
the
lost and be remembered diplomatic
being often equivalent the positive
without pride
although their this
be taking the entire this combat
a sheep a
In of
United
birth
allegiance Wilhelm addition
wholly
natyeborn
States should by deporabe circumstance
nerraeial
this difficulty without although
o
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-13
A. B PARKERADDRESSES WORLD CONGRESS

ITO each and every one Of the for
ty-eight states it says: Here is the
limit of your territory or your au-
thority'; TO the legislative depart
ments. state or national. it says
You have exceeded the limit of
your power and your ultra wires acts
are void To the humblest and most
destitute of humans it uniocKs the
prison door closed upon him by a
sovereign. To the greatest aggrega-
ton of organized wealth and power,
ii says: Dissolve and disburse':
and it is done And all this has
been accomplished in the words Of
the Marquis de Mabois. by a power
which has no guards. no palaces. no
treasures. no armies. but truth and
wisdom 1t is at once the eminence
and the base OF the most imposing
and, at the same time. most dem.
ocratic government the world has
ever known.
THE question for the people of
the United States to decide-and
therefore. for this congress to con,
sider-is whether it is desirable for
the United States to join such a
league"