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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-19
GOVERNMENT MOVES
IN MILL SITUATION
Secretary Wilson Sends Conciliators
to Anderson and GreenVille to
Conduct Investigations.
The State.

The State.
Washington, Nov. 1.-The United
States government has taken hand
is the Anderson and Greenville cotton
mill situation. Today Secretary Will
son of the department of labor ap-
pointed John B. Colpoys and Charles,
Bendheim to be conciliators. 1t has
been understood here for some TIM
that federal agents were to go to Sou
Carolina for this purpose, but the
did not become known until to
They will begin an investigate
Greenville and Anderson immedi
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-19
NOTICE.

All persons holding claims against
the late J. Walter Stockman will please
present the same properly verified on
or before the 18th day of November,
1915, to the undersigned at Prosperity,
S. c., or to her attorneys, Messrs.
BIease & Blease, Newberry, S. G.
Mrs. Josephine E. Stockman,
Attorney in Fact.
November 3, 1915.
11-5-3t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-19
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The

Take the O4U OIAnuaIU ~
TASTELESS chill TONIC.
what you are sakiugI, as the M
printed on every label, shc
Ouinine and IPoa ia a taste
The Quinine drives out
Iron builds up the syste
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-19

The Herold and News and four good
magazine for only S1.49 for year.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-19

Many a man who has steady aim
in life forgets to pull the trigger at
the right time.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21

No previous experience is necessary.
Practically every farm home or small town
home needs it and will buy after trying.
One farmer who had never sold anything
in his life before writes: u sold 81 lamps
the first seven days" Another who ordered
over 200 in 80 days says: Il consider the
Aladdin the best agency proposition l have
ever had, and | have done agency work for
10 years." Another says: Il disposed of "a
lamps out of 81 calls" Thousands of others
who are coming money endorse it just as
strongly.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21
his Ma. Sseeeedei Without E1perie,es
Osakis. Mum, Aug. "a. l9l
Lamp Co. @Ame,ico

OS1Htss IaV"".S S1S8'SEs~
The Mantle Lant Co. GfAme,ico
Gemtsmem..-IA hare been handling the Ahd.
din Lamp since tie first Of March, canrdssing
thyosskosd AAs entire COUNTRY. especially
enyos1st he farmers, during the most adverse
sadsc1 Of the year. The farmers are then buy
IN Tie field, there 4 a scarcity OF money ana ne
evenings are vi. short IN spite Of tbs bg
HANDICAP as aeH a. being Only common tdboyey
scth rcyy little edxcofion and 40 experience as
Z d~jstt6xtoy at all, 1 succeeded teyy sceM
Al vet XAcps not received one complaint a
seoy ih<,e scas another kind 0fG mantle lamp IN
bis Country and tho people rere 50 dissatisfied
That they lkyssC these lamps out Of their homes
1sd he AIaddis hos taken their PLACES
Ihase only aorked during spare ttnHs ..obon
khiyty days IN alL-dnd hare sold eighty lamps.
Ihote not missed one sale on any one trip dxd
hare sold as high as -four and fpe lamps q day:
always recommend the table lamp a an az
around lamp but wheye the people srdnt a wy
Gns LIGHT in the pdrcy or sitting ,coSi. the NO
us hanging lamp cannot ttyy ufR Dc onaf.
Last Saturday, August I5M l sold three hang.
inQldrts No. lis and one No. IOI table lamp:
TSfdyted the day at $50 and worked "nhl4
o;ciock. Then dyups ffDeNfy miles Joy home as
Il mas Saturday epcning and / tell yoa. gentle
,net. nv DAYS trdges looked fine to fse, after
kapine bees used 10 working Nifh a M'ashing
snachfne in the Fall from 10 10 II hours o day
in Tho dust ard dirt for only $500 q day.
Yoxrs rsyy truly.
Routes JUNGNER.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21
Women and Children Can
Operate It With Ease

There are no complicated parts to get out OF
order, no inst alling" necessary. no pumping up.
no sub no dangerous features. Lights and
is put out like the old style lamp everybody 10
familiar with. No matter how many lamps you
may now have you cannot afford to be without an
an Aladdin if you value the eyesight, appreciate
good light and wish to cut down your oil bin.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21
Many Men With Rigs or Autos Are Making $4,000 to $4,000
Per Month Delivering Aladdin Lamps on Our Easy Trial Plan

TT is a pleasure to sell the Aladdin. It
makes good on Ill your claims and Il Is
easy to convince people that it is the best
lamp on the market.
II still use my first lamp as a demonstra'
tor and it works perfectly although it has
had pretty rough usage for over a year and
a half.
Between Jan. 2 and Feb. 20 sold about
275 lamps. I never saw anything that
would sell equal to the Aladdin.
II am a farmer and have had but
little previous selling experience"
Sold $98 Worth in Two Days
Every Customer Satisfied
Marvel, Ark, Feb. II, 1914.
Gentlemen: The lamps came in yesterday
and all are delivered. Every customer is
perfectly satisfied. They 60 now-no talk
ing necessary. If I had them l could place
three dozen by night
Please remember to rush Ill orders.
sel1 $sS wsrtA Il lamps Msshy and Tuesday.
Just as soon a. 4 second order comes in !
will send in alarger one. Next order r.
will not be for less than six dozen.
Vn,,rc verv tr,,Iu n REL CHA I
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21
! Million People Now En-
joying Its White Light

Every mail brings hundreds Of en-.
thusiastic letters from satisfied users en-.
dorsing the Aladdin as the most wonderful light
have solved the problem Of rural home lishting'"':
Il could not think of parting with my Aladdin;
1.-THE grandest thing on earth; You could not
buy it back at any price; Beats any light !
have ever seem: "Ablessing to any household;
1T is the acme of perfection; Better than |
ever dreamed possible; Wouldn't have beitev.
ed il Til / saw it," ETC., pour into our once
every day. Coed Hos,eksep;as Institute Of New York
tested the Aladdin and writes US under date Of
September 5th, l9l3-"We are pleased to inform
you that we have given this device . most th0ouGh
trial and fnd that We can approve it,"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21
No Money Required-We Furnish the Capital

We want one user IL each locality to advertise and recommend tn
To that peron we haze a Special Introductory Offer .ndy which q
IS GIVEN FREE.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21

Took Orders for Eight In One Day
Haigler. Neb.. March 10, 1914.
Gentlemen: l received your sample lamp
March 6, tried il that night and the next day
took orders for eight lamps, and on the 9Th Of
March | sent you the money for the sample
lamp and an order for one dozen. -
WIN. HOTTER.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21
Try Ito DAYS FREE Send No Money
Don't Pay Us a Cent

until you have used this wonderful new
modern incandescent light in your home
for 10 days putting it to every possible
test and then if you don't say that it Is
the greatest oil light that you have ever
seen, or you are not thoroughly salts
fed, you may send it back at our
expense. You can't lose a penny. We
want you to prove for yourself, as thou
sands upon thousands of others have,
that the Aladdin has no equal; that it
makes the ordinary oil lamp look like
q candle; that it saves one-half ~ I'll:
that it beats electric, gasoline or acety.
lene; lights and Is put out like old
style oil lamp; burns common kerosene
focal oily without odor, smoke or noise;
Il clean, safe. Guaranteed.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21
q Years satisfactory Service

Tulare, Calf.
You asked me in a recent letter how liked my
lanp purchased over a year ago. The lamp is a
dandy. | am still using the same mantle and
chimney and they are q. X. My sister bought
one of your early model lamps III 1908; she just
loves the lamp and could not do without il.
Your friend, ]. H. LUNDGREN
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21
PAYS For Itself In Oil Saved
Ia Great Universities Back Our Claims

Recent tests by great light scientists at IA leading Universities
throughout the United States and Canada, show that the Aladdin
gives nearly three times as much light as the best round wick, open
flame lamps and yet burns only about onehalf the oil.
These same scientific tests showed that the quality Of the light OF thu Aladdin has
no superior, even excNing Tungsten electric and nearest Of any to sunlight
Lights the whos ROOM Reading sewing fancywork, studying games-ah can 60
OF, in any part Of the ROOM with comfort and pleasure for everyone A good study
light il necessary for good results in school work Save the eyes Of yv ehadsm
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21
Sold 26 in Three Evenings

Stockctt, Mont, Jan. IA. 1914.
Dear Sir: Find enclosed draft to cover order:
have been out only three nights and sold 70
lamps all told. This lamp beats anything | ever
saw to sell. Everybody wants it. Look out for
my next order. I~rernain. -
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21
Sold 275 IN Six Weeks

Here is an exact copy Of a letter written
us recently by n of our enthusiastic farm.
er distributors who has made over $1,000
during spare time the past two winters:
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Another Sold Over 500 Lamps
With Money Back Guarantee
Not One Returned

He writes: n have sold over eight hun.
bred Aladdin lamps in the past year and a
half, requesting every buyer to return the
lamp to me at any time they preferred their
money back. l have never had a lamp
returned"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-19
GERMAN SOLDIERS WERE
SUMMONED FROM AFRICA

San Francisco. Dec. Is. How Ger
many summoned by wireless all pos
slble soldiers in interior South Amer
lean nations before the actual de-
claratlon OF war was related today by
Henry Stockmar, who arrived here
from Peru on the steamer San Jose.
Some 400 Germans in Peru, Nlcara-
qua and other countries would have
rushed to the colors had the plan car
ried, At least this number rushed
to Panama. Stockmar declared, An
aerogram had urged them to come
home. They had secured their trans
portation on an English ship, he says,
but upon arriving at the port were
unable to get out.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-19
..FAsT SPECIALIST" ~
RELEASED FROM PRISON

Olympia. Dec. ls.-Dr. Linda Bur-
ilold Hazard Is free today. the board
OF pardons having granted her u
parole late yesterday. DR.. Hazard
attained wide publicity as fast
specialist" and II was the death OF
one OF her patients which convicted
her OF manslaughtcr. though repn-
table citizens from Seattle and other
parts OF the state testified they had
taken the fast cure and that their
health was improved thereby.
DR.. Hazard herself undertook q
fast OF 60 days and challenged the
King County Medical society TO place
guards over her. She succeeded In
the fast.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-19
into n saloon last night Gottfried and
another detective blazed at them.
Two we're killed at once; the third
died shortly after.
DAUGHTER OF FARMER IN
WASHINGTON ABDUCTED

Seattle. Dec. 1S,---Deputy sheriffs
are endeavoring today to learn the
identity Of two men responsible for
the abduction yesterday Of Grace Sal
mon. 1G-year-old daughter Of a Ken
more farmer, whom they gagged and
bound to the seat OF an automobile,
In which they held her captive three
hours. One Of her teeth was knock
cd out In forcing the gag into her
mouth. She was finally set down in
the road near the home of her grand
mother, Mrs L. Snyder. Of Bothell,
and told that she was mot the right
girl"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-19
THREE ST. PAUL BANDITS
KILLED IN SALOON FIGHT

st. Paul, Dec. 1S,--Detectlvc Paul
Gottfried lies badly wounded In "a
hospital today. while three bandits
are stretched in death in the city
morgue as the result Of a saloon
gun fight.
The battle followed orders to
round up hold-up men who had made
saloons the center OF their activity
for weeks. When the trio stepped
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-19
CHARGE PORTLAND FARMER
WITH SELLING BAD PORK

Portland. Dec discharged with
selling hogs which died OF cholera,
IA. Bot, q rancher. 10 at liberty to-
day under bail, furnished late yes-
terday after his arrest.
City Health ofhcer Marcellus and
Market Inspector Melton secured
Bott's arrest and viii have charge Of
hls prosecution.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-19

New York. Dec. 1S.--prospects for
a peace pact between organized base
ball and the F'ederals in the next few
hours were bright today when the
national commission and Federal
representatives went into confer
ence.
withdrawal OF the Federal leagues
antitrust suit, now pending before
United States Judge Lands at Chi
cago, disposition OF Federal contracts
with players and OF the Federal
plants caused an unexpected hitch In
the negotiations. While there Is no
fear that these points will prevent
ultimate peace, It may require all
winter to unravel the knot.
At their meeting yesterday the
American and National committees
delegated the national commission to
confer with the Federals and nego-
tiate for peace. The meeting was
said to have been not entirely har-
monious. but II is understood plans
for the pact have progressed SO far
that the phraseology Of the agree
ment is under discussion. II is be-
lieved the following terms will be
among those included In the peace
plan:
Seventy-two players who have con-
tracts with the Federals will be
taken over by organized baseball.
There will be only one club in
Brooklyn.
George s. Ward will be paid for
the use OF the Washington park,
Brooklyn, for 20 years.
Chicago Nationals and Federals to
be consolidated, Joe Tinker manag-
ing.
st, Louis Nationals and Federals
to be merged, with Fielder Jones
managing.
Miller Higgins. manager of the st.
Louis Nationals to be assisted TO buy
the st. Paul American association
club.
| Roger Bresnahan, manager OF the
Cubs, to be assisted to purchase the
Cleveland American association club
and return II to Toledo, his home
town Bresnahan's two-year con-
tract with the Cubs to be paid in full
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-19
FEDERAL LEAGUES
. ANTITRUST SUIT
TO Be DISMISSED

Chicago, Dec. 1S.---PermissIon for
withdrawal OF the antitrust suit In
stituted BY the Federal league against
organized baseball. will be granted
by Federal Judge Landis. before
whom II Is pending. II became known
today.
Keena Addington, chief attorney
for the Federals, Is believed to be en-
route here from New York today to
request such permission. II Is known
that Judge Lands. himself . base
ball fan. is greatly interested in hay
Ing peace effected.
While still courting peace, the Fed
eral owners are preparing TO continue
the war. II was declared today by q
Federal magnate that besides Second
Baseman Joe Gedcon OF the Salt Lake
City club and outnelder Jimmy john
ston OF the Oakland club, two major
leaguers have been signed recently.
The national commission will rep
resent organized baseball at the meet
Ing at Cincinnati Tuesday and will be
empowered to agree to any peace
terms II deems to safeguard sufficient
~ tho interests OF organized base
ball. President Barrow OF the Inter-
- ) -. =
national league and ]. II. Farrell. sec
retary OF the Minor Leagues associa-
tion, Will represent the minors.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-19
CALIFORNIA TOWN is
UNDER ATTACHMENT
lpy unIted Press I.eased wire. J

Marysville, Cal, DEG 1s.-The
whole town OF Mission "a under lock
and key, and 1t won't get out until
an attachment suit for $4,000. aied
against the promoters OF the town,
Is settled.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

ben S9aiten itellt. Sc b0ber bic 9lttier
iteisen, beito sifrissr iperbsn iie ae-
tauft, mas sbsnfals an bic aenannts
periobe erinnert. als man nidt fraate
lpas 4ttien luertb iparen, ionbern of
Elm lebbafter gOrienbanbsI barin be-
itebt. Solpsit bic YOrienipieler iib an
Dieier SolIbsit betbeilisen, lam man
bas Deriteben. Sieisn 2euten 1T alles
redt, mas gu Spiel peranlabt. gDie
aber rsele 2eute ibr 8erm0asn baran
iebsn tOunen, 1T unbesreifliG. Sic
miiiIsn bod pifen, bab Der &riea richi
elpis bausrn piro. 2lue 4nei6en ipres
den oufIir. bab er alleripGteitsns in
iehs UtOnoten, na4 unierer aniiht
iogar nod friibsr 81 Gnbe isin tpiro.
Ilsoann limb bic glitien pertblos, benn
iie erIaugen ibren Wertb bod nur
burh bic gsitsllungen auf arieGsmatss
rial. Sobalo bisie aufbDren, miiiien
bod audi bic gttien ipertblos tperoen.
Die Spislbalter, bic ibr portbailbaftes
8ei6aft mogli9it langs bstreiben
mo6ten unb 0ieieniaen. bic bds Be
itreben baben, ibre slttien su BRET poer
pierfa6em Wertbe db5uIeBsn. srmutbis
gen Die Slaiie, luel4e niht aQc piro,
nit Dem Siutpeis barauf, euB Die
gunoesregierun9 ebenfalls TART in oas
Riiitungsoei6Gft geben unb hemnu4
bic 8eitellungen au9 nad 9eenbigunQ
oes eurppGiiden 8rieges, ben lie ahf
cine 2ln5abl Don Sabren biuausriiten.
aablreif iein perosn. Sas II bp6
MIR cine bspuBts 9GuI6un0, ba bic
9eitellunuen Der Re9isruns iid IN eng:n
9ren5en balten psrben unp auh bic
Wabri6einIihteit pprbdnben IT, baB
bic Resisrung ibre Daffen Iel6It ans
fertigen lpiro Das Reiultat 1T benz
no6 OoraussuIeben. Die Spetalatipn
pirb nit einem ara6 enbsn. 0as
pirb ipgar in Qonbpn befiirdtst. @ohl
nidt aus 9siprsnib fir unier 2anb,
fonbern ipesen Der eiaenen Saut. Wan
iiebt poraus. bab lpsnn bic gldie pIabt,
bic Der. Staatsn alles 8elo. bas lie
bon Gnslanb gu forbern babsn. siebsn
psrben. gllIein bic ipstulirenben
1bOrsn fliegsn rpie bic Mottsn I'm oas
Si6t, biz lie ibre GIigel perienat
hdbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
2ofal Beri9t.
GterbIi@feit tsbert@t.

George gaI,, "a, 1719 ainnsp Mpe.,
.6trjleibeu.
Garts S6iains. 9s, 9ss 72. Ctr,
gIlisrsihndde.
gbarIes aO.nis. 81. 24ss gDefi 8.
Str, S6laflub.
2eipis Trump, SO, 1540 Gin Ctr,
SerSlsibsn.
9tnna SOnebrint, So, 5us6.s unb
S6iasr Ctr, aungnentSinbuns.
RspnoIb Sellers. 8 Court unb Uks
2.on aOs.. Sirnbauisni,iinbuns.
Caroline Rotbiopf, "A, 1865 Wb
Giaan ape.. Ser5leibsn.
glusuit G4mib!. 90. 1919 Torton
Str, Suberfulois.
pauIius Dsbrfrib, SO. 464 Tsft
Wegliden ape. G6pinbiuft.
ginna Weinftod, 48, T34 Meit gis.
6suie Strobs. aeberperbdriuns.
S;epban Sdnsibsr. 7e, 1926 Jlora
Str, Ssr5lstbsn.
Warn SDermanu, Ga, 7033 Gars
tbaee qiss, Snners gluiuna.
annie Weibnsr. SO. 203 Weit Res
Wliden ape.. Riittnmarisborrs.
eOuifa Gubf. 60, % Ia. Strabs
0ehirnleibeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

Der bereits felt Ritie Ottober in I'm,
fersm Battalion in. sipdnat iit, BIZ
3isorre i'm WtunbipinttI. sefoIgt bon
| unIeren beiben 2eiitnonts unb atiu'
tanien, butd ben 0raben. Sein plab
III. ipie fets i'm 9lisenblid Der gsfabr,
ba, no feline 2sute iinb. oa. no sr i'd,
oft mitien I'm @ronati,uer 6ebagIiG
feline 3isarre an5iinbets. Sein @lidss
tern, Der ibn ihpn mondtsldna islbii
aus osr3peifelisn Situationsn INNER
ipieber bat unbsrpunbst bsrdnftommen
laHen, III ibm aud, beute Ildtt tpieoer
ireu. gir baben 0ertrauen IN ieine
6lbruns. unb sr DerIdbt iih pou uno
gang auf uns. Wir portsn, tpar.en :. :.
Sefunben iperben 3u Winuten. WsiHu'
ten Siunben; unsnblid langiam
ibIsi4t bic 3eit. Si. ioam uur toms
men; elm beiber Gmpfana III linen
ii6er; snbIih pisbsr cine 0sle1enbeit,
nit ibnsn sriinblid absurs6nen, ae'
raoe nit ibnen, unisren ne'bihen
8eitern. Cine freiipiqiae Rntid,s
SdlsidpatrouilIe brinsi iiibr, dber
porii9iis ppr unb perifninbet aes
rauidlos i'm Sinitern; nur einiss
biirre 6aferbdIme DOR bem Drab!Ders
bau raf6elu in Der iiibIen Rdftlufi.
Witisrnadt in poriibsr; mir iparten
iporten :. Gin piberpilIiass gloraeua
ardutn srbsIlt na6 unb natl bas Gleuo
unlersr troitlofsn lmsebuns. DiesmaI
tansn ne nod niht. llnfsre iilngeH
Minsripsrftr iinb Grssrlih; fur oieie
fsiss ansiferei I,bsn lie unIsrm 9esens
iiber nod mebr.re ihrer itioarsen,
bidi0pfieen 6iilienfriidie sur nabertn
4niiht Dor. Der Rsatn ldf. ndh;
bumpf perbalIt in Der Gerns bas Grols
len ihperer @,Ifiibs. ermiio.t cOm
itunbsnlaneen persebIi6eu Wnrtsn onf
sueem iyleddNn an Der SdieBididrte
itausn mir sinonber sdbneno an unb
idGlen uns lanliam aus uniertr tries
isnb.n S6ubbiins b.rdus. itrsdsu uno
brebsu bic iieifsn Glisber ndt alien
Ri6tunssn unb fpeittn bic gruit.
Damn ;pdnst ii6 elmer nd6 bem an
bern in ben engen, niebriaen. nit mufs
flyer Cuff ong.fiilIt,n nnierituEb, nm
iros bss unbeauemen umaefrtnallten
Geibriemens nit barau bGngenben s3us
bsbor ben abg.ipanni.n Rerpsn unbI
BEN miiben aorper nuf einer f:br OFT
balbfeudten Girobs ob.r God unb
9eItbabnuntsrlase .iriae Siunben
Ruhs unb Grboluus gu s.tpdhrer. Sd
sisbe ben SerriFen.n naiTen Sad Dor
bic Seffnnng mein.r Grbb6ble. I'm Der
,alt.n Rors.nluft bas girbrinasn Al
periuebrsn, unb itrede mid auf mein
bartss Eager. 9anaiam fd,lisb.n ii4
bic aibtr :. :, aber bi. aufasp.'tittsn
Tsrren lafi.n G6laf nod nitt III.
Siloer 3ieb,n an mir Dorii6sr: giiosr
ipilbsn aampfs,iiimmsIs. giIbeE aus
osm 9ai.rbauf. :, m,ine Wl!t.r -.
Seu!. Raamiiiaa tperb,n mir iDieber
,ineu bropeu aamsrabsn i'm itiIsn
Wdlbfen briibsn an Der Seiie dnbtrtr
treusr Wddtsr ON aanal anr Rubs
be.ten; elm fdIi6tss girten.re,5 uno
.in boiler Sirauk frii6er GaoblnmsR
Ipirb i,insn 5iiesl 5isr.n -.
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not want war at any price, neither do
We want war without Just cause.
Now is the time, and II is the duty,
of every loyal American citizen to petit
tion President Wilson a polite and em-
phatic protest against war with Ger
many. While Germany il defending her
own national existence against the com
bined strength of Great Britain and her
numerous allies it would be a cowardly
act for US TO allow England to drag us
into that conflict to help her control
the commerce OF the world. The manly
Drawn and brain OF this country will not
stand for it.
The Weatherford tokla.) Booster.