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The Spectator., 1915-12-14
WHAT EVERY TOWN HAS

EVery town has some one store where the loafers congregate to regulate the universe.
 Every town has a post office and a lot of folks who call for mail every day and never get any.
 Every town has a horrible ex- ample. He gets drunk, won't work, but his wife supports him and loves him with a dog like fidelity which no decent man can ever hope to receive.
 Every town has it's own skin flint, who discounts notes, buys up land. dresses like a tramp and won't get his wife a new stove.
 Every town has a bad boy that all parents hold in horror and all boys love.
 Every town has it's champion liar, who lies for practice when he cant find anything else to lie about.
 Every town has it's vicious tongued woman who makes trou- ble as the sparks fly upward.
 Every town has it's athiest.
 Every town has it's arguer who will challenge any statement made and prove it is not so.
 Every town has it's loud mouth ed citizen who can't talk with out making a noise like a mega phone.
 Every town has it's leading cit izen who heads every committee and always has a seat on the platform when there Is anything going on.
 Every town has nice speak ing creature who tries to be pop ular with everybody and whom nobody likes.
 Every town has it's grOuchface who is unfailing confident the worst is yet to come.
 Every town has it's good Wo- man that every body likes. and its honest man whose word is as good as his bond.
 Every town has it's group of men who know that the town is morally the worst in the state.
 Every town has a man who never wears collar and a dude who pastes down his hair and sports a pink striped shirt.
 Every town carries it's own peculiar type of religious cranks.
 Every town has it's particular brand of big fools. 7 Every town has men who know all about the European war and the government at Washington. but don't know how to make a dollar day.
 Every town has men and wo- men who hate the place and are always wishing they lived some where else.
 In other words. every town is as chuck full of human nature as is every other town. Clipper.
The Spectator., 1915-12-14
MUSICALE RECITAL

Miss Sula Kate Benson's s music pupils will give a recital at the school auditorium Friday, December 18th, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Parents and friends are cordially invited to attend.
The Spectator., 1915-12-14

Jim Benson has been very seriously i'll for the past few days, but is improving.
The Spectator., 1915-12-14
AT ST. LOUIS IN JUNE

St. Louis will be the scene of the next Democratic national convention. The gathering will assemble for business June IA. The business will be that of re. nominating President Wilson. Then it will be the business of the party at large to see that the President is reelected next Mo- yember. There is every conf. dence thru rank and file that this will be accomplished.
The Spectator., 1915-12-14

l.. M. Guthrie, our popular loan agent, has spent the past two days south of the river look ing after farm loans.
The Spectator., 1915-12-14
Your little friend,
 Howard Warner

P. s. Santa Claus. don't for get little Charles William David son and bring him a little wagon. December l3, 1915.
 Dear Santa: Please bring me that little elevator and a little set of tinker's toys that l saw at Mir. Geo. Russell's. and some nuts, candy and oranges. l am your friend.
 Charles William Warner.
The Spectator., 1915-12-14
December 12. 1915.

Dear Santa:-I wish you would bring me a little pop-gun l saw at MT. Glenn's, and some fire works. and some candy, nuts and oranges. 1 am trying to be good
The Spectator., 1915-12-14

Mrs. Ellen Jennings and daughter, Miss Ellen. visited Fort Smith today.
The Spectator., 1915-12-14

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PUBLIC NOTjcE9.

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Journal OF Commerce and New York Evening
"J&MEs D, McGANN, Asistant sscret.ry.
Room 1907. Municipal Budding. Tsiephons 16dAi
View York. February 0. 1915.
By motion duly adotcd 81 the meeting Of
Ina was finsd at $50 A. NJ. instead of 1880
"yiMEs D. McGANN. Assistant Secretary.
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40 Rodlas o." SOUVENIR SPOONS -Essa = G.
New York, New Jersey. csanssaisss
Wm. Roger L~i printed C...aaas ysyBse Ss4 - t.
and gleseness - ssaashv ssass ~ sesso t-'
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Millinery, Blousss, Corssts, etc.
~ for Friday.

women's Ready to Wear Hats
Black. brown. Navy. Putty
Ribbon. Flowers. Fruit and fancy
Feather trim--reE. 4<es. 90
Women's Satin Blouses-tailored
models--navy. brown. gold and
Ereen.-vestee-open neck=
high back collar-reg. sass. .2.20
Women's Tailored Silk Waists
striped taffetas and plain me ssalines
silver and oxford grays. also
navy-prettily made, trimmed
and finished--reE. $40. S.0S
Women's white Wolfe Biouses-fine
tucks or embr broldery--vartous style
collars and cuffs--inAny lace ana
emb'y trimmed-reg. n.7s.... .80
Handkerchief Linen and yofle Blouses
white and coiors--tailored aud
dressy-&ceptional value. BIDS
Women's 1t. Weight Coutil Coysets-
medium and high bust--msdium
and extreme lengths--elastioi Inserts
over abdomen--sixss ~ to 30
worth $780,. .2.A0
W6men's Allover Embroidery
Braasieres--emb'y or lace edge
square or round neck
hooked front o. button back
were .%s--special. al.............. 40
women's, Black sateen Petticoats--
y new pieated circular flounces-..
All leDgths.rsg. Sf.2t....~.>, ST
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Boys Clothing & FurnishinSs
At Friday Prices.

Boys Norfolk Suits-cheviots and
tweeds-brOwn. gray ana 9reen
fancies--also corduroys. finely
tailored--8 to ~ yrs.--
were e%.9s and 95.98. .........3,O Oh
Young Mems Suits--two or three
button sack models-tans, browns
and grays--stripes, mixtures.
checks and hairlines-serge or
were 37.9S and Ss.ss. ........ D. .OS
Boys Norfolk Suits--some with
extra trousers-navy serges.
cheviots. light and medium .
fancies-alsO tan corduroys--
: 8 TO II yrs.--reRularly Sase. q. LBS
Boys suits-Norfolk models, plestsd
or patch pockets--high class
cheviots. tweeds and worsteds--
many with extra trousers
10 to II yrsT-were H98. .H.OS
Bsy,' Muslin Msh, ahirts-.a,So, j,.s
,flAnneiette-with and without
collars-s to ~ yrs.-valus 80, ~
and 40. -. -'..... .......... I'D
Boys Madras and Percale Blouses-
fancy stripes and fiGures-aiso plain
white--neck band or collar at
tached-s to l6 yrs.-value So. 40
Boys Shirts-percaie and madras
soft or laundered cuffs--some with
detachable coiiars-i2h to IL
ncck--value go and .79..... Sd
Boys Blouses-plain white or striped
percaie. also blue chambray-
attached coilars-S to 15 yrs.--
value ~ ................... .IO
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underwear
for Women and Children
. At Friday Prices.

Women's nainsook
and cambric--AhoSt and long
sieeves-low and high neck-
prettily trimmed. d............' .O0
women's Combinations-nainsook-.
skirt or drawers-many styles 30
women's Drawers-muslin-
smbr oidery trlmmed--reg. ~. ~
womsn's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and emb'y trim
values to el.S6. 40
womsn's Drswers--nainsook and
cambric-lace and emby trim .bO
Extrs Size Night Drsssss,-cambr!e
and nstnsook--thPee dainty ana
effectively trim'd styies-- -
value .eS.., .............s'' ~
women's Extrs sise Drawers-
cambric-Wide emb'y or lace
trim'd ruffle--value .e0...... .60
Chiidrsn's Camtrio Drawsrs--tucks
and smb'y or h. .. rufflss-
TO IL years-eeg. 49,. III
Womsn's Coat sweaters-all wool
favorite colors-good m0dels-
all sizes--values to sass. .2.06
The evening world., 1915-03-04

Thsnas \. Galley. . nsnbsr sf tns
"Deuteh" 1Aomas gang. was arrsstsd
on iuspscion.. y
From Galley Information Of the
prsesaes Of Thomas In Los Angeles
was gained. Thomas was wanted for
the murder Of Murray Hennessy on
Oct. Is last and the Los Angelica
polics were as,xed to nnd him.
A week ago they caught Thomas.
In his company were two men whose
Photographic came on to-day and
Nasie Marshail, Thomasis swesthsart.
The evening world., 1915-03-04

ssusse 80 sssssPssl - ~ ssAs
Men, sasAiw Sss he aaskstt- WI
helms Lithosraphing Company Of No.
1els orasA Street. Brsoldyn. when he
was entering hls place Of business
WITH . satohei containing ee.soe.
Mem saved the money by throwing
n Ato the elevator. which descended
Just - the two footpads were srap-
pliaS Win him. Both robbers escaped
n an automobllo,
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Womsn's New Spring
SUITS, DRESSES, COATS
AZ Friday Pvioss.
womsn's Dress ekirts Of Black ana
Navy oefgss. ALEC Bmok ana WhiSs
Cheek Morctsas--esw sgsing,
w;sS HSs' socSssS sSS,SS'jr yresss. 'e" :st-is
pieAts-eegufar and sxtre sisss A.
tnclu0e4 .................. '1s3O
Nattily Tailored Suite Of Fine eerge--
Black. Tan. Navy. Putty. be!gten
blue and other fashion6ble ska4ss-'
New Circular Skirts, with ana
without plsata: also ntre rorsd
%sS lF.: 81 s,r. e. elsise se co:s. ScSs:
-Peav Dc Cygns lined Jackssss a.
special value. .............'. 1OsUc
Coats Of Tsshionabie Length
Men'a Wear Serge, Black, Navy
and Belgian Blue: also Tan Coverte
new flare models. with contrast:
ing. moirs collars or plainly taticrsd'
M.is M.,s s:iss s:i;.n o. Ss.ss Ss.s:.s
Q genuine bargain at.......7.00 I.
women's ana Misses Rain Coats OF
Rubberised Canton-Black. Navy.
olive and Black and white Checks
with and without belts. set.in or
regulation sleeves--spccial.. ..4.UtS
Women's Spring Dresses-light wsight
ssrge-biack and colors-satia
collars rs---crushed satin belts
button tr!m..all sises. u TO NJ
ls-reg. e%.sS. .''3.O5
Psrcaie and Chambray Housedresses--
plain colors, stripes and cheche.-
light and medium-high ana low
neck--rsg. ..Frieey sOu
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Flannsls, Blankets, Etc.
at Friday Prices.

Crib and Cradle BiAnkste-
white with colored eoPdevs--elso
Comfortable 0lankeeo-lt. pink.
blue with fiGuree. ............ ~
White Wool Blanhsts---Rink or. blue
borders-fos twin and large slse
bcds--ribbon binding. Friday 8.o0
Hsavy Cotton Bianksts--whits,
.'coiosS4 aad plaids--wsrs sa.O -
b. to vr.6S. ......... ...s...s Is0W
silk iEmb'd Flanusls-cpeem % self
cOi0r--fine unshrinkaoie. nan-
nsla--pretty pettsrns-esss.
where .s6 to 10. 80
Heavy Domet and Canton Fisnnsl.
were .1\h. ......''..'''''.'' IN
Scotch Fiannsls. wool snA cettea
mixed--plain and fancy. ....... 30
90 ct. sise Hays Hair Health. IT
10 CT. white CASTLE Soap. also
Green Olive Oti-large bar... 10
10 and 10 CT Tooth Brushss..... D
10 ct. 0lycerine Bar. D
3s inch Psrcaiinss---biack. white and
fashionabie new coloes-rsg. II. D
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Linens, Towels, White Gees
r,. Az Friday Pyioos.

Hsmstitched Table Cieths--Surs linsa
--pew patterns-for round or sQvers
taSls--PsG. ei.sS. .... .triday 1.10
Nsssspissd Table DAmaske-Se incA-
many pattsrns-rs6. .Ss.Ertday 30
Union Linen Huck Toweis--tsxQs- g.
6ieached-hemmed-whlta aa1
oeiorsd bordsfs-rsg. H.. .19x
Huok Towsis-isEsS.-blsaehsA-
hsmmed-rsg. .sSh........... sAO
0eailopsd Towsis-loxoe-upi linen
huck-Zwhlts damaeh ooroero- -
reg. ~. ......sss.s'sss''' 80
Heavy I.insn TowsiiinGs-is inch--.>
0oarfs and uaissance ~
hsmstitch with drawn work.
well made--se9. .se...'...'. 10
% lach Cemtsies ana NainsookA
also - lneh Lawns au4 vesloHc =
novelty goods. s........... Special 0
SILK Finish Popiins--worth So. .1o
20 inch Long Cioth-iS "a. ~. a..
reg. WV. S..s''s.'.'sss'''''
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10 'NnD1O ;Al1' m
e1ven1 N the WEST

PhotessapAs ssas - b. sAs I.es
lnGsses Del1es wsss s0sasiAsa a 20.
lcs 1seognast9s te-lay - thoea e
pen3o01n Han and Charles VIM.
hns. "streas.ssn" nsn, whN On
=. :. last ysas, ia -, beaoi-
The sun., 1915-03-28

t.cularly IN appearing at the enter
tainmcnts given by that organization
each season. With Miss Marie Louise
Emmett she organized the harlequin
dance AT the last Junior League pro-
duction at the Waldorf Astoria in Jan
uary and she has also taken part in
other amateur fetes arranged by
young people.
Through her. father she is a de-
s1endant f sydney Breese. a member
of one Of the oldest families in Eng
land. who died in 1867 and is buried
in Trinity Churchyard.
Mr.. Miller j. a grandson of George
MaCCulloCh Miller, and his mother be-
fore her marriage was Miss Edith Me-
Keever G Macculloch Miller Jr,
and I.indley n. Miller are his brothers,
No date has been set for the wedding.
OF interest to s.ciety in Boston
Newport and New York WAS the en-
engagement f Miss Hope Nor
man. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Guy
Norman Of Newport. to Elliot 6. Ba-
con of this city.
Miss Norman is passing the season
with her parents in Aiken. :. c.,
where she is among the iollo"ers o'
outdoor lIfe, belhS roma Oh soil' rIu-
ing and driving. She Will return to
Newport with her parents III MAY 'o'
the remainder OF the seaso"' MISS
Norman was ihtrouuoeu 10 so''e'E III
f'uston TWO Years ago anu ""s '"""H
ir'ehds III tha' Guy N'"P'''' w"
.rh ana "'S"'"N'''
t- = 4 IN n "a
Mr. baco'' = 80" o' ~ ~"
uor I" fI"h'e ''""', '"' ~. '"" '
Nol" III WV ""' 'ap'''"
Nrl'hS"'' 'arSi'E CIV 81"
ihn''aS''c lo'lowe' o, o.'''v' spo'.'
ana ~ "ei''"e' =" Wv i,"' ,a,u
40 "'" ''a' oe -. , 49,,
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At $3.50.

Some of the newest models. feattir-
ing all the latest STYLES IN the various
length Jackets, suitable for wear on
any occasion Strictly tailored effects
sport or motor wear STYLES and demi-
dress models, beautifully lined and
individually trimmed Materials are
fine serge gabardine. checked wor-
-teds and weeds Colors are navy.
Belgian, sand, putty, gray, black and
shepherd checks. Sizes ~ Ia ~ in
elusive
\ most complete ssortIncnt
Of all the desirable models In
Tailored suits up to &I:5.OO.
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table purposes offer dancing as an at
traction, but there seems to he only
enc dance Of note promised fer Easter
week. and that l. 10 be given by sub
scriptiun having been organized by
Mrs. Charles Merrill Chaplin. Mrs. carr
\. Dc Gersdorff. Mrs Il. Fulton cut
ting, Mrs Russell II. lluadley. Jr..
Mrs. NJ Banks Taylor and others who
have debutante daughters. II will he
held at Sherry's on the night Of April
& and the young people are expected
To wear fancy dress.
Weddings viii begin with Easter
Monday and VII occur with consider
able frequency throughout nest
month. Dne Of the country weddings
of next week Saturday will attract
many from the city. 1t will he that
of Miss Maud Arden Kennedy and
| Ere = Winston, in ST George :
| Church. Hampstead Miss Noel John
~ton and William II. Appleton VIII
have house wedding on April -, at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. !. Herbert Johnston, is
Washington Square. North. The mar
rage ceremony will be Witnessed bv
restricted gathering of relatives and
intimate friends, a reception follow
/ ing.
tn, week following. on April 20,
| Miss Iohnston's cousin. Miss Emily
Coe. VIII be married to Harley Lord
! Stowell in Grace Church, a small re-
ception to follow at the home of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
! T.. Coe. > East Tenth street. On tho
next DAY Mss Cornclia DE I.ancey
Cammann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Charles l.. Cammann. Jr., will be mar
ried to William :. l'airChild in the
Church OF st. Mary the Virgin. and
another wedding Of next month, to be
celebrated out Of town. will he that
Of Mss Cordelia Blddle daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J, DrcXel Bid
die. to Angler T.. Duke of tbs city
This wedding will take place in Holy
Trinity Episcopal church, philadcl-
phia. and will bc witnessed by man,
persons from this city.
While engagements have hccn fre-
quently announced during the Len
ten season some of the Nedd ngS vii
not he celebrated before the late sum
mer or early in the autumn and thrr,
j. prospect Of number of COuntr,
weddings, which are always more
agreeable than such events IN town
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Lawrence
BrecSc have announced the engage,
mcnt of their daughter, Miss France,
r l,rcose tu LHWrcnC" MCI<eeNoi
Miller, "A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hon
,l,. 4
Park. y. y VI - Brcesc and her II
ancc are members Of families thaI
were among the founders of the TuN'
edo Park colony, and their paren''
still have houses there,
Miss Brees" was introduced to so,
"jcty three years agu and since hc'
introduction has taken an active par
in the work Of the Junior League. par
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Women's Stylish Spring Suits
Bargain Budget
In Brief.

bSb ~ bNus
80 inch Princess Popln and IS and "a
inch Mcssalinc Satin. soc. yard None
{. q. u. store orders only
Four Remarkable Offerings In Misses
Faster suits at slS.Ss. ais.Ss. S:?8s
and a:3SO.
womens clasp German Kid Gloves,
60c. a pair
Womcns Waists s38s each. that sell
ordinarily AZ a. 90 to s;a>
Womcns Black Satin Pumps. $3.50.
That have sold here at $50
lS inch Shadow Lace FloInclucs. ?sc.
ward
American Lady Corse's. sSC. Our
everyday price j. q ~.
Priscilla Corn, Toe. n can. usually &c
Deliveries during the week
California Golden Ripe pcachcS No
~ can, can 2c; dozen, 1l.S0. Dc,iN-
cries during the week.
Womcns purc SIN Stoctlngs soc.
store orders only.
Womcn's Camhrir NightGowns 3Sc.:
sold M to to-day ~ JOC each.
Imported White Novelties At $3.50
20 HS.Ss q yard prices nave hccu 81 10
10 s5gS yard
! New Heavy Lawn Dressing Sacaucs.
400.
Mems Fancy shirts. with sof, double
! Guns, 500.
hIo'hu'u flnpnnN' iWf' ~ NdIu
Hand ,nhrold,rcd Nnd.ir, N.nlipS
! - inch Sa ~, "A dozen. ia inch na-S
! Ia ns0 os !, dozen. in thc Ar EmbroIdc'T
S,orc
80, ,,., ,.,..
Men bhlhIltsah lhuer"ea' I've
Store orders only
( White Satin Finish BcdSprcsdS prices
ss.s., ssts S''H %" !" W 10 no" ''" TO
sale NJ Medicines and Tol,, Needs
All ar ci,, nriceS for NondHy's selling
q" a' Wv ''''' W. ' "O''''
Nottlhsnhnl l.hVc' urt''hN "S'"S's"'
SIS" ana 80" par
Velvet and Administer CHrpc,s Osc
A YARD
yhItc ali linen French SuI,tnc hrcn
4 ,I,ms In an StnrL IN In to-dst a, ;ir
n,'". ~ va .rJ az W. "' '' '''
NV -, H,s..i ,r.ht. ,,,,,ns q, -
, -, o. ,ch '"'''
NY ,irr' .uJ Dtcs.raL,rs' Su,nll,S a,
! n, nr;,," ,or Nonda"', .,iIIn1 w
"'ss'noh d n,cccs Of Jr, icvrlr, -, IN,
,.'b ''''
ucr.s SpL Lined Snyipp O,crcoots
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At SI2.75.

NJ VJ%s %
4 most wonderful group of Suits
SiN smart models of splendid quality
sarge, gabardine, checked worsteds
and novelty materials Jackets are
Norfolk and tailored styles, finished
wit leather or self material belts and
numerous buttons; fine silk lining
The skirts are straight line or circu-
lar styles Colors are navy, black
Belgian, sand and black and white
checks Sizes ~ To ~ inclusive
second Floor Central Building
The sun., 1915-03-28

.,h. ,,,.>,,,,.J or,b,,.,.,, .,ar
siVely that gardening Is immensely
fashionable and the mct ttings Of the
various garden clubs Will now be
attended by every member and friends
of every member. while the amount
of literature on gardens that is being
devoured ought to prove good anti
dote 10 the somewhat risque literature
on which the Young woman of to-
day is supposed To tatten-to speak
more correctly to grow thin. for
nothing i, more unfashionable than
to grow stout.
The woman with an acre of ground
IN her country place is just as keen
over her garden as the woman with
fifty acres and a corps of gardeners
To work the will of head gardener
/. IL very amusing To hear tho chat
ter as to the various colors in my
Garden" But from debutante to
dowaper the interest is keen and the
results bid fair To be amazing. Last
week this same thing was commented
upon. but gardens have overwhelmed
everything else as the all absorbing
tonic of the week.
a. Ina, ,or or,.r,airmer,s
i''u ~ WV .ua,,,hra,", ,nrds tho
lo' P'','t ,o,.o haor n,,thout
p",. ardtro rha a,tord-
'"'''''".' ,,,a,' ,.,,ich u.s
a"e -. ,,.as ,,ar, large
r1 10 ,,.,r,ar u,ho worked so hard
Co., .,,o American Red Cross and other
,lia,ios had tho satisfaction of
-, ,,,,, ,hoir l,hors wore sub-
,an,iaIIv rewarded The ,nevitab
,''a,,,a ,ro,ided ono of the features
~ ,ha Garden. where refreshments were
saryod hv nretty girls in costumes of
ourse. mr. fanciful in design. The
cr;no,ines worn by some of them last
Nnndav surely took IN much room in
The sun., 1915-03-28
Great Sale Of Brocaded
Corsets, Sl.98.

SiN models. mad" "~p", llv tor thus
corset Shop RrautlfDl material
latest models designed for M" nov
spring gowns. nrludlnr iw"rIoan
Lady, La Rem" aud our y ~u"-
Nal Second lIonr. IHti NUUdns
The sun., 1915-03-28
alterations on All Garments
viii Be Completed for Easter Deliuery.

ON THE EVE OF EASTER wonderful offerings from the
saseo will paid before
The sun., 1915-03-28

one Of the first country weddings of
the Easter season will be that of Miss
Maud \, Kennedy, daughter of Mrs.
II. Van Rcnsselaer Kennedy to Eric
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-07

arden.iy trying to find a way to bring
it ab)ut.
"YCu American citizens must re-
member that today the United States
stands as the bulwark of all nations
against injustice. This nation has
preserved neutrality. and to this ma
ton should come the honor of ar
ranging the world peace that will fol-
low this war.
II am first concerned in keeping
mis- country nj of war. and next in
stopping the European conflict.
Il am convinced that the real cause
of this war is the terrible doctrine
that might is right That is the
doctrine that is being circulated in
this country today.
1--WE hear calls for preparedness
/ am entirely in sympathy with a
preparedness for defence. if that de-
fence is necessary. but I insist that
there is today no danger from at
tack from any nation. Let this ma
ton OF ours stand forth as the great
world friend OF the nations at war"