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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
French Are Organizing Cap
tured Positions in the
Verdun Region
GERMANS TELL OF
GUNS ON FRONT
Attacks Repulsed in West,
Russians Captured in the
East, Says Berlin

Paris, April ia slackening of the
fighting in the region near Verdum which
has marked the past week, is reported
in the brief communication issued by
the war Office yesterday afternoon. The
French are contenting themselves with
establishing more firmly the positions
gained by them between the MeLse and
Moselle rivers and the Germans appear
to be seeking to regain their strength,
as no counter attacks are being launch
ed upon the French lines.
This lull extends along most of the
French battle front. In Belgium be-
tween the Disc and Aisne and in Cham
payne there was nothing but cannon
AIDES reported.
The text OF the communique follows:
mo infantry action was reported in
Belgium during the day of April IL.
"On the ancre between the Disc and
Aisne and in Champagne there were
cannonades on both sides.
Between the Meuse and the Moselle
we have organized ourselves in the posi-
tions conquered in the course of preced-
ing conflicts. The enemy has made no
counter attacks.
ION April 10, in the forest of ALLY and
in the forest of lie Pretre we took five
rapid fire guns and bomb thrower."
Berlin, (via wireless to Sayville, i.
L. April l3.-Successes for the German
armies on both the western and eastern
fronts are claimed in the statement Civ
en- out by general headquarters. French
IN, fba af ba
Cambres and the Priest Wald tie Pretre
forest, were repulsed Sunday. it is as
serted In an advance from Mariampal.
between the east Prussian border and
the Niemen river, the Germans have
captured nine Russian officers and $50
men, the report says;
Following is statement by the gener-
al staff:
Western threatre-On Sunday the
front was comparatively quiet. The
French made attacks in the Argonne, at
Combres, in the ally forest and at Priest
Wald. All were repulsed
''Since an air attack by the enemy
killed three women in the open town of
Muelheim with bombs, German bombs
have been thrown on the centre of Nancy
and the Notifications there.
Captured French officers say that the
cathedral of Notre Dame. the Paris |
Louvre and the lnvalides buildings are
being used for military purposes, search
lights, wireless apparatus and machine
guns have been installed.
Eastern threat-German troops adj |
vancing eastward from Marlampol cap
tured nine officers and I 250 Russians v
They also stock four machine guns.
Northeast of Lomez the Russians 4
threw bombs. These were of non-ex-
ploding type, but developed asphyxiat-
ing gases.
"The Russians have officially circulat
ed a report of the mutilating of Rus
sian non-commissioned officers in the
presence Of German officers. This is
fiat, nonsensical lie. No discussion is
necessary"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
NECESSITY OF INCREASING THE
OUTPUT PER ACRE.
The Average Still Very Low.

| II is time the dweller in the country
began to show some serious concern as
| to the increased output of his acreage,
| for the recent statistics show decrease
in the purchasing power of an acres
yield during the last few years which
should compel the most easy going to
stop and consider. There are many rea-
sons for this state of affairs, perhaps
chief among them being the increase in
wages, which, however, could be met by
thorough going attempt to make every
single acre yield its utmost. In Europe,
many man and his family live comfort
ably off an acre or two of land, but the
skill, industry, and keen intelligence he
brings to bear on his work enable him to
get the very most the land is capable of
yielding. In our own country, there has
been so much virgin soil that too many
land have grown 10 have SNUG
complacency regarding natural growth,
etc, instead Of bending all their energies
into efficient and effective methods for
improving rundown land, and thus OBJ
tanning a prosperous living. When it is
realized that the purchasing power of
one acre is five per cent. lower than II
was five years ago, ceratin curiosity is
aroused as to some of the actual fig
ures. For instance, set of single har-
ness average prices are given in 1909
cost $3.50, which to-day costs $3.50;
a horse blanket, sl.9s, to-day S2.l7;
an ordinary harrow. Sll.s7, to-day
sl2ls; a plough, Sll.45, to-day sl2.06;
single wagon, s47.45, to-day, $50;
double wagon. $6s.s3; to-day. S7T.45 |
mowers, S47.23, to-day $500, and so on.
Improvement Slow.
OF course, an improvement along GER
tain lines in the average method of crop
production is gradually coming 20 the
fore by the fact that the production
throughout the country of oats, corn,
wheat. and hay has increased consider
ably per acre, and, as it generally known.
the 1914 apple crop is said 20 be the
largest in the history of the country, be-
ing $50, 100000 bushels, as compared with
| 45O00,0O0 in 1918. But there is one
point to be taken into consideration in
these figures. namely, that they do not
the total output, but only the
so-called Commercial" or marketed.
portion, for statistics show that in 1918 1
he commercial crop was only 40 per
,ent. Of the actual output.
Thus, even taking the favorable nature
# season into consideration, conditions
along certain lines in agriculture are inn
proving. But, nevertheless. our friend in
he country should bend all his energies
oward vigorous and vital upbuilding
Il scientific and economical methods, on
lis one acre. instead of a too eager as
umption OF e large acreage Of small
producing power.
Copyright, 1915. by f. R ParkdHscn--All
rights reserved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
HEAR ROCKEFELLER TAX CASE.
Suit For Injunction Went On Yester-
day in Cleveland, o.

Cleveland, O., April l9.-Tbe suit Of
John D. Rockefeller for an injunction
10 prevent County Treasury O'Brien
from collecting taxes on personal prop
erty valuation Of over SllOO0.000 by
county tax officials il being heard in
federal court. Mr.. Rockefeller viii not
come to Cleveland for the hearing. his
dispositions having been taken az larry
town. y. \.
At the time the dispositions were tax
en- Mr.. Rockefeller testified that his le-
gal residence j. in New York and that
be- remained AZ his Forrest Hill estate
here the major part Of Last year because
Of the iilness 81 Mrs. Rockefeller. Mrs.
Rockefeller has died since the deposi-
tons were taken.
County tax officials contend that BE-
cause Mr. Rockefeller remained IN CleVe-
land a greater part 81 last year De 90
tablished legal Residence here and
should pay taxes on THE valuation PLACED
bV them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
NEW HEARINGS ON
THE B. & M. BILL
Public Service Com missions Plan Will
Not Be Reported To the New
Hampshire Legislature.

Concord, n H.. April l3.-The bill for
the reorganization of the Boston & Maine
railroad. which the judiciary committee
expected TO present to the House of Rep
resentatives last night, will not be re-
ported Instead upon the insistence of
Governor Spauldng, the whole question
has been opened again and the commit
tee will conduct further hearings. Con
ferences were in progress yesterday to
determine whether they shall be before
the judiciary committee or a committee
of the whole House. The Judiciary COM
mittee had voted II to against the
amended public service commission bill.
which was to have been reported TO the
House last night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
A BEAUTIFUL PIANO FOR s,OO

For the month Of April only, Ne shsil
offer q beautiful new. iarge-size mahoR-
any piano u standard make, with most
elegant finish a beautiful tone. al solid
trass trimming. q piano that regularly
sells for $3.50 When I told Mr. Adams.
the manager 81 the piano department.
that for the month IF April ! should
advertise this piano for sem. BE- replied
that 4 uas crime o. all such beau
tiFul riauo for s310 20 v0a can imagine
4 = aane bargain. We warrant this
piano for fen yfars. snd the terms are
40 down and a. per rnunth. 4 cata-
i,eus siou ne fhe stfls % this piano uiil
b. sent 10 anyone Interested in E.urr'hss-
me = tisno. Gro D. Jarvis a son. Bar
Iirrtnn. Kt-Adtt-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
stnk. h on

Auburn. y v April l3.-Ths strike
lei street ear eupiofes in Auburn and
on interurfan lines radiating from tins
CITY sas saIieE 81 yesterday morning on
ness tiat the bin strike whieh threat
s'usd 81 te up traffic IN cities hstNsssn
Buffalo an8 Syrsf1lze had besn -
lid The strike shieh tied up Auhurn
fy fes davs Il ome ~ the must extra
ordinary 81 rn5iruadine. he Auturn
men wsnt utt In sympathy VITA ti.s
syrnsssss rasn. although tire latter ner-
- strufk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
Why Suffer
From Migraine or
Sick Head ache?
USE ANIl-kAMKIA TABLETS

DILL Caldwell SAYS fi1sf this srreHcirrir
rtstresstuE disease Goes not shorten life.
tut does rot appear - bs rurstile. suffer
ers from this ErIirftur ere EElrtfrfllEHf -
undergo the perfudtcEl Eftkrks every frw
weeks Urtli theT are furtT yeas ~ aEe Eftar
which tire arta1ks are tssE frruuaut. nfla
t-sIlr cisnrresr entirely n Ifetsrr rrHas-
urss cuTiuE TIRE Nftask are 80 ftNf NJ -
possible 90 suEEHEf. WtsliH eHrN tl tNf Niff ss
TIE best preventive trensura. A. rrrsrk
rEsr ntfEr BE rrererrr1 ~ teEtuE tNn
Artl-EarTlrIiH Tablets wuar to- rFst srrtffl-
toms HFrnnr. su1 ore Ans ksttIrsM Int.1ft
every two beers crrfrr ire setark shUrrHrs
g. eases trs r1slr s-f brings rHst ard rrist
Arti-EErrrls IEflesfs may ffs rtl-E1rFf So
81 cruEEtsta Ask Tor Ak TatisAa. LEeg
sz1ckly rehsws AL Pan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
PEACE RUMORS AGAIN
IN PETROGRAD PRESS
Reports that Austria Seeks Terms
Through a Neutral Power
Are Persistent

Pctrograd, Apdil 49, petrograd news
papers again asserted yesterday that
Austria Hungary had asked peace terms
through neutral power. presumably
Switzerland. Reports TO this effect have
been confirmed from acknowledgements
the newspapers asserted.
The fall Of Przemysl and the fear that
Italy and perhaps Rumauia viii enter
the war on the side Of the allies has
created a spirit OF dependency in Franz
Josefs empire, according % dispatches
received here. The grain supply j. rap
idly becoming exhausted. according 10
Russian correspondents IN Switzerland
The feeling in the dual monarchy l. that
the ultimate effect Of the war will b.
disastrous 20 the empire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
PIUTEs ARE RELEASED.
Chiefs Polk and Posey and Posey's Son
Sign Agreement To Obey the Law.

salt Lake City. Utah. April l3.--Act-
ing on orders from Washington. the au-
thorifies here Sunday released from rus
tody Chiefs Polk and rosey, and Posey's
son. Piute Indians brought here by Cen
eral Scott after they held a United
states marshal and he posse AZ bay for
weeks. They signed agreements to obey
the Law and in the future 90 surrender
Indians accused Of crime. Tse- Ne-Gat.
over whom the trouble started il await
ing trial 81 Denver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
KILLING OFF RATS.


Washington. April ia-@More thar
half 81 The approximately 70O00 build
inga IN New ORLEANS have lssn made rat
rruofs there hes not been case ~
plague since O-fober : last. and Il uiIl
MI b. long before New Orleans VII ~
one ~ TIE most ri proof eities ia the
world. aunuuneed d.. w G. RuCker. a.
sistnut surFeuu general 0f ths Pacific
irnith serrice YESTERDAY Doefur Rusk-
90 has rhzrrs II the efudicztion II the
uiarse.
Reports Yesterday showed 1is0'n
rats have t-sn csnelf ~ the health au-
tilfratips r. Nrp 0FisRns sinee the anti
rlurus campaign tsran last suturnu ard
~ - thesn have haen suhiseted - tsr-
tss-ainrieal srR r.fnstfqn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
A Spicy Retort.

Wow. wouldn't you like 10 walk with
your husband % the polls and cast in
your vote with his asked the city lady
81 Mrs. Bean.
Mrs. Bean shook her head. as she said.
wesrily. @Fgr the lsnd's sakei II
there's anything a man can do BY him
sslf. let him DO nf--Puck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
EXPLOSION WRECKS ICE PLANT.
Building of Cudahy Packing Co. at Kan,
sas City Damaged s7so,ooo.

Kansas City, Mo-. April l3.-An ex-
Sunday night wrecked the seven.story
cooling building of the Cudahy Packing
Co.'S. plant here, causing a loss estimated
at $4,000. Two men were injured Sc
riously.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
"COME HOME TO
DINNER WITH ME-

NO, thank you. Can't eat with any
comfort now
|. what? Haven't you heard about
Dys-pep-lets? Sure thing for sour stom-
ach, distress, heartburn and all indiges-
ton
do you guarantee them
81 certainly do on my own experience
and that of many friends. Always carry
box in my pocket"
"All right III come and enjoy good
meal once more"
Dyspep-lets are making fast friends
Of all who try them.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
cHAReE - swIKDLE.
Insiu-s-fr Voted a. ChiazEs AEEinsi
1ahn and william Fzrson-

f1,Haea. Ar7fl 1adietrlssfis srrinss
Ea8sn Farsar. - nnd 1is fashsr. william
Fafsrr ard "a uth.r men. eilareed uift
t-7a1a at the uais 5r tie zsls 81 -
wsaes entaunf re- e. t5fTnsM IN e
Cau.d1 f-rirasiar zeal uers anuDuneHs
Fsssardss 81 ~ frtsd sastss aisfriIf
.tsn~nts uHra hfre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
JURY EXONERATES
JUDGE LINDSEY
Head of the Juvenile Court in Colorado
Is Freed From All Charges
of Misconduct.

Denver, Col, April l3,---Judge Ben H.
Lindsey OF the Denver juvenile court was
exonerated of all charges of misconduct
in report of the county grand jury
filed late yesterday. Frank l.. Rose was
indicted on a charge OF criminal libel in
connection with affidavits rejecting upon
the character of Judge Lindsey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
WHAT ONE MAN DID.
An Average Net Income of s7oe.ss.

| fthe average man IN the suburbs or
the country would follow in interest and
upkeep the example OF one We are going
a. tell about. he would DO so 10 his own
very great comfort and advantage. This
particular man took about % acres OF
land which. through general mismsnsQe-
ment and DISCRIMINATION, had become
an unfavorable property. with poor
fence. worse drainage. and mostly run
out land. Although equipped with few
dollars. this man was fortunate in pos
sessine industry, energy. and courage
aud the success OF his - years work
on this land has proved what those quail.
ities are capable Of accomplishing.
After buying a sufficient outfit 81 war-
ons. tools. three horses. and one row. tor
which he was obliged 10 20 in dslf iYr
considered his first task the clearing
away OF old fences and Avisinr the
place into more regularly shaped feids
he also removed several hundred sturrus.
and carted sway sofne 600 vnrds Of stone
during those first few years. thus add
ing a large tract q availshle aren. The
beginning. 81 rourse. was largely strmg
gle. but never discouragegneut. fer the
owner nesg allowed himself % lose
sight If the IDEAL ~ lad in mind ulieh
vas - increase the Yield of every srre
year ~ year. So BE- decided eaTiv ur.an
= systematic three vear rutatiur 81 cr0f.s
namely. wheat. eiover. Eud potatoes. u
sas not VERY long before thezr wst
thought ont methods lseQar ~ tell ard
the result vas = farm uith definite yiflds
uud n carefully followed rotation. Show
ing system Hud BUSINESS 0rrxrizztien-
A the dsifs we're gradually pail n. q
complete aud modern tilea drainage svs-
ten vas Installed. sdasnr. "a course.
greatly 20 the sus-ksf PRE- 81 the rlset.
Keen BuEnsss Sense shown
Buf HfrTs tiis rnsr shgwsd ms ksen /
tlusir,ss ssnse 81 steady profits uas -
riuninr 81 uner tins particular fisid 70
istiun. fur y o. q shoT1 Fctstisan. esst .
arur corning unae ~ three FsErs. thus
r.rss-ssitHfing rluughnr unir nues Fn
,h-es rears. ard - sarfng go fisns
snt labs1 Besides. So rrtstsss wsEs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
BOSTON MAN KILLED.
Morry Newhoff Victim Of Automobile
Accident at wrentham.

Wrentham. Mass April l3.-Morry
Newhoh. q member Of firm Of shin
makers in Boston. was instantly killed
and his wife and his twelre.year-ald
daughter were serious injured ID an au-
temobile accident here yesterday. Tie
ar in which they were driving skidde1
and overturned Mr.. Nes i0H and the
child werc taken 10 the Boston city
hospital. where several bone fractures
werp reduced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
No peci,ion n Leo Frank,s cas..

Washington. April l3.-The supreme
court failed 70 decide the LEO NJ. Prank
case Yesterday. A dozen opinions were
announced. TIE most important Of which
affirmed the right Of the state Of New
York 10 impose franchise corporation
tax on the lnterborourh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
BArTLEsHrPs IN COMMISSION.
Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin viii Go To
Annapolis Nav I.

Washington, April l3.-The battleshirs
Missouri. Ohio and Wisconsin. the naval
academy squadron. at present in reserve
in the philadelphia navy yard. yesterday
were ordered in full commission not lat
er than Thursday. They viii 60 to An
napolis about MAY 10 carry the mid
shipmen on their summer cruise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
KILLED BY OWN SHOTGUN TRAP.
Caused Death Of a Mont Vernon Poul.
try Raiser.

Mont Vernon. \. r.. April l3.--Ioshua
Barker. q poultry raiser, fen Tietim
yesterday 81 q shot gun trap. which h.
had 81 in MS ehicksn house a. q pro-
taffion against thieves.
Tie Fun vas discharged AZ Barker
entered tire shed and he died Of bis
wounds sir hours later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
CHARGE McADOO
TRYING TO RUIN
IT'S BUSINESS
Riggs National Bank, Washington, Brings
Suit To Stop Alleged Inter
ference.

Washington, April l3.-The Riggs Ma
tional bank, the largest financial insti-
tuition in Washington, yesterday began
legal proceedings against Secretary Me-
Adoo and Comptroller of the Currency
Williams to compel them to desist from
alleged efforts to ruin it's business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13

Esnsas Clfr- Arrl I3-NIiism n
Ssi-vfi. editor 81 t.s ksnsas fitv star.
Ni.o 3 suffering from urasruie Fsoi-rn-
ifr has tsen unconscious slnae Ihu-s-
6Er sftsrnp1r lsst- rs r'i.FsiriEn ~
r.-r-ea rss,sdsF. Mr. Nslsen = -
rax-s aid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13

Tonight sure! Take Cascarets and
enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. Casca-
rets will liven your liver and clean your
80 feet of bowels without gripping. You
will wake up feeling grand. Your head
will be clear, breath right, tongue clean,
stomach sweet-Get l0-cent box now
at any drug store. Best cathartic for
children.--Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-13
ANNULs WISCONSIN Law.


Wsshiueton. D. a. April % The VIE.
c1nsiu statute II Hll providing that
f four - more PASSENGER q sins nre I'm
earh vnv aaiif i'f e raiiroad ~ beast two
shall b. starT-d ~ every f.ustoifiee VII
laae 81 2l0 ~ more tnha tifauts along
tle rad vas nnruliaa Yesterday 81 sr-
h1trarr aud uneanst ltHtionsl. ~ tiie ga
rrerne enuft. Tlsf ea@e aFusr OFHT tire
stepping of trafns - Coelrnns. VIE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-15

that goes TO make a useful and self
reliant citizen, In any walk of life
these habits would be as valuable to
them as all their knowledge. and in
+ the event of war they would not like
Colonel Bryan have t2 be taught their
'hay-fooC' from their s5traw-foot. A
million or SO Of such citizens would
rival the armies of Germany and
Japan. 1T seems to me that it would
be well for him and for our country
if every body could have that disci-
pIlae, and Washington. I think. was
oil the same opinion
Merchant Marine a Naval AUXILIARY.
Permit me to further suggest that
there Is no better auxiliary TO d navy
than merchant marine, nor is there
any iustrumeutalcy that contributes
more TO the glory and riches of a couu-
try I need not elaborate this fact.
fer IL seems TO be conceded, except by
the infatuated Time was when the
American flag covered the seven seas:
and the ocean highways. which are al
ways paved and cost nothing for re-
pairs, were as much ours az EugIaud-s.
Now the ship that flies cur flag is
lonesome sDectacle-a subject of de
rislon.
Liberty. Liberty. What tyraunies
are committed in thy name! Free
dom and honesty are natures scheme
Tor equal justice, and no -ref0rmer.' for
al his good intentions. has ever been
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-15

able o. improve upon If. The unla-
mental error of most social ee1aam-
I isis, SO ii seems to- me. is their aanara-
I ton OF labor and capital into lmma.a-
+ bic categorias. as ii once . Eab1rer ALI
WAYS q iaa0raT. once capitalist all
ways q capitalist Whereas n q free
government honestly administered
these relative positions ara - shifting
as the sands due fro the difference fr
. personal qualities and fhe time and
chance that hapDeneth TO as an IN
our country there must be no classes
ard no careg1rics. ANA woe HaHda the
man who first creates taamt
To acclaim a man Man with
capital ~ for emphasis. and the word
Heightened bg the emphasis. is to- aou-
or hlm in the highest-euIogv. can 20
10 further. IL is a challenge 10 the sex
la as. II is % mascuImltg what
6ugla blast is To music. #c are con-
saiou5 Of an 6Naifauon rising ln The
heart Of an he0ria icon eH0rmad and
fashioned in The mind That ezaltagfou
is the voice Of G0d-that icon. a vision
Of the IDEAL, moulded Of tie Codes
seuee. out of which all men are mould
ed. For man. in his manhood stands
for God for strength. courage. eaHa0r.
seithood. ana the dignity Of selfhagE
that is neither dependent nor aIo0f
The hopes ct our republic. the integrity
OF our institutions are based ON man
hood and o my friends taev are
sound and saIe-safa So long as thar
voice cries in the r4a.rr al ms =.- -.,..-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-15

Aleao chapter o. Z. S. held q past
matron.s meeting Friday evening lu
honor OF Airs. T. vs.. Bassett OF Kent.
Wash who acted as Hrst matron of
this chapter
Mrs Minnie HGltenbacE arrived
home this week from AZ extended visit
IN various parts OF California
Mrs. " H SchrejlHur went TO Alexis
Thursday 10 make a short visit with
relatives.
Mrs ". H. Philleo very pleasantly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-15

sss3zssl
auraBae wiz cost money, but It Is
worth the price
"WasHiaEtaHs swati-Rdjusted plan
must likewise facsQde % skeleton army
capable Of taking ou flesh at mo-
laurz u0tiee-a standing army. say
aE a hundred and fifty thousand. dec
ua. fiji. reserve army subject 10
CALL
Menace gG ihe Standing Army.
Of admit that q large standing army
perpetual menace to the very gov
arumenG that creates it History shows
la, armies have mutiniad and over
s-raHa the governments they were ex-
Uaered ta protect Armies have been
a. once the i1egbators and tools Of
Sings So net the least debt of grari-
dude which America owes 30 ProFi-
.aHaa is Aa- immunity from This dan
"Taara is nQ Instance ON record
whore navy however big. has turn
.d against faa government that tos-
tered l.. and .n the very nature Of
things navy la1EH Che opportunities
ara we'll as the tHreatlre to- fomenF re-
H-..uu Wherefore large navy and
small standing army must be our
program 6H. says Washington.
.-aa people should be disciplined. and
< rGLra He meant the whole people It
has boom suggested THAT the state mf-
HH should bee brought under federal
...
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-15
AMERICA is BEST
HOPEOF HUMANITY

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