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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
"NOSTRI0LA" BEST
TO BREAK A COLD
AND STOP GATARRH

By morning worst cold gone If
you give NOsTHiOLA but half q
chance
NOSIluOLA o. perfectly harmless.
formula on packago) saves stomach
dosing. acts uuIckly and you'll enjoy
&C. immediate pleasant effects ln
opening nOstrils and clearing the
head.
NEGLECT o. cold and you soon have
tn'arrh. Why not avoid catarrhal
troubles by keeping "a little NOsTRl-
OLA handy for use when colds
tOrhrr7
NOSTHfOLA costs but tribe. and
AT druggists now cell and recommend
~ Tor colds. Group. ratarrh. sore
throat. bay fever and kindred ancc-
tons Get a small tube OF NOsTEI-
OLA OF your druggist today sure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Mr. ans Mrs. william stocks arrived
home from chicago. 100 Monday sfsnfHr
NI'ra t.ey nave been staying Tor iHe
Underwent serious operation. from
WHICH she BEES fully recovered
y. 7. Arnold. general secretary of che
Wr.i virginia State sunday school a..
.0r'atou was business caller ln tl.ffs.
burg Hrd IllIanabee ON TurHdTg ar MAJ.
iers pertaining Co the Sunday school a.
HUr.Hfi0u.
Charles Bailey Haa erected n fine r...
barber polo ln front off hia new rb1r u1
u-rIe street. that has attracted CON.
ld'rahIe attention from the paararfv.
LiIn IILfIe mon. chat turns fu tho wind
iH Pr hf placed on Cop ri The plIe af.1.
'arI'nL .fH ore uf work frUrfIur ID l-rr.
aEe ior John D Jacob ou DTS nrHrsrfv
~ NnA.l ea street for fnr storage of bis
I.w days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Lodge. No. 3. l. O. q. + went 10 f,rii-
liant ohio, last evening. a. tho guest OF
the Brilliant Lodge. Guests from the
surrounding cities In Ohio were also
present During the syeninp an &C.,
eAtlnE debate on the subject. shall
America decay as other nations have
zone OF shall u grow and flourish =.
John EDWARD. OF tho Edwards Bvo
works took part for the Wellsburg IodFa
ilne warm lunch was served the mem
bcrs before their departure for their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

and hr told her to cry Cuticu-a SOAP ant
Ointment She washed with fhe Cui-r-,
soau and put tfe Cuurura Ointment s5
thrre Times m day Tho frst Time De- cave t.-
rrirf and On one weeks time che vas well %
tslrueiI Nitr Jennie scott. u-f8Itr "a la
'utirura soap to cirause and nuifg. On.
urura Ointment fo s1otHc and h-afg uirtf,
remove FchinE skin troubles OF .rf.-f.
children and adults al vel a. clear ne
s'dn ~ lcTsr- hIrui.ree such a. umuI..
hisrkhelds. r-I1ess and rBurfrl..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

arms ucrr one mas of watarv
hii1e,a They itrhed and
burned so shr had io Scratch
and that iriistsd and made
o. worse Thrro uas some a1
hrr faro uhirh vas iisnrurf
Whilo De- wa hrokcn QUE she
suffered Cor three months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

a very large crowd attended the
euchre party al the 81. John Club room
on Tuesday evening. about 20 table, r.
ing IN operation az one time The uIav
Wa good uaturcd and interesting tha
SLvMn entering Into the evening with
srVed ~ the conclusion 90 the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

inc Degree team Of Brooke Lodge fq
workng hard for the contest h is in
that VIII be held in Wheeling on the
evening OF the 27th Of February. Com
siderable Interest ~ conferred In this CON
test. which will decide which Is the b.gt
degree tam In IN state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
REGULATE A CHILD'S BOWELS WHEN
CROSS, BILIOUS OR FULL OF COLD

ems the stomach and breaks up a bad
cold quickly.
Pull directions for children and
Erownups In each package
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this gentle. harmless laxative 70 chill
dren.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Yes, sir"
Did Dayton represent the b. & o.
while in Congress-"
Il don't know"
Rode on q. & o. Pass.
Did he ride ON a pass"
All Of the politicians did"
And in that category you placed
Judge Dayton?"
Yes. sir"
You frequently went about with
Dayton and saw him present a pass?
Il never did"
You never saw him present a tick.
ct, either. did you?"
NO. sir"
in fact, you took it for granted
that you all rode on passes ?"
Elliott said he never heard OF John
Mitchell's charges tgainst Judge
Jackson, and that he did not know
positively that " l.. Bond. the b. q o.
chief counsel, asked President Roose-
welt to appoint Dayton.
Who told you he called on Roose.
i don't know"
q. & o. Opposed Him.
Didn't the b. a. o. at one time op-
pose Dayton for COngress2"
That Is correct. believe, as to his
campaign in 1894 against W. L. VIII
son"
so far as your knowledge goes.
did Judge Dayton have anything 10
DO with that investigation Of Judge
so far as my knowledge goes.
You have, since being L. 5. mar
shall. engaged I'm matters OF investi-
sations. requiring skill?"
II have"
Have you been employed in this
nuufHHf
how long,"
Il have since October"
And you are paid monthly"
Yes, sir"
In whose service are YOU"
~. man by the name Of Coates or
Carsn. a detective"
Have you seen him in the court
rOom?'
Z have not"
rs this his picture?"
1T Is"
Woman In Case.
DO you recognize the woman I'm the
picture with Mr. Coates?"
During a tilt Attorney Howard said
ne would show that s. 4 Moore used
thif woman 20 compromise men and
90 get evidence against Judge Dayton
we viii show this BY S. a. Moore's
own letter"
Tho three members ~ tho commits.
SION agreed a. 90 the question. Chair.
man MCGilliCudy dissenting in the
opinion that the question should b.
answered. Elliott was directed 10 an
s"cr and said he Identified the wo.
man
Did you have n conference between
httorney Hudson and this woman
p did not"
Elliott Identified tho woman az
Grace neitCrs. uf this city "a well
known girl who has hEurcd in csCap-
gdCs
attorney Bclchcr asked Elliott Dr. DO
heard Grace DCifers epy she was Of
Tered $1,000 10 entrap Witnesses 90
they could not testify and make q
statfmput against CoateH1"
~ did not hear her say this"
Attorney Howard asked
When DID you hear her cay that
and where7"
'At her home last week
Attorney Howard asked that Court
Siunugrapher Louis Walters boz sum.
uuned tu produce an affidavit hg
Grace lleiters and letters to her from
s. a Moore
The commission announced that
decision as To- tho admitting OF this
witness viii DO given fhia afternoon
General Elliott waa temporarily eve
Cuacd Mr. Howard asked their At.
iCr9cv Charles Mechanic. a witness
for Tho prosecution present ir court
De called tu The stand Mr. Gard ash .
cd That Mr. Howard be heard on thcI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
LUNAcY CHARGE
Two Arrested Yesterday ry.,t,o
Pending Hearings Before squires.

Wilma lIayman and Jane Rattle wo-s
BON rested yesterday evening o1
!llarF charges and were LODGED In
laI pending on inveatiE8fiun into their
aNI.|. Inr hrff ono was committed
hF Squire Wirknam and theofrr- No.
committed b. Squire Hobbs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

, Robert Theodore sasse. Pittsburgh.
Pa ''''4DuFE'
FRANKLIN A Uuki1. Pittsburgh. Pa
laura Eleanor HoltFranu. Tiftaburrn
Pa. N'''
Matthew r Henderson. Ur.gIi,r o.,
elizabeth Nevada Brcnn. Homestead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Mr H0tfraI think. my dear fbsy.
az last found tho key TO rurroee
hu Hoffs We'll. Just as IKE al not
".N hg' Do abI0 Io end the key
bo'e Ohio State Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Any child win gladly take Caesar
rts Candy cAthartie." which act gent
y-nsver grips or produce the slight
rst uneasiness-thOugh eleanses the
little ones Constipated Bowels. sweet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

a''ren was entered un TuarHn. fr
ihH Clerk m the Circuit CDurra 1ff.a.
sfeuinE divorce Co Robert o. 40.
Nn'h from Mrs leHbrifa McNabb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
SUFFERED 3 MONTHS
WITH ECZEMA
On Hands and Arms. ltched and
Burned. Face Disfgured. Used
CUticura Soap and Ointment. In
One Weeks Time Well.

Shryock W. WY sister had f5a
worst case uf eczemA Q ever saw. sbs could
&c no rest day or night Her hands arr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18
ARRESTED sPEEpER-

Benwooder Tries % Make Speedway
Out OF South Side Streets and .
LANDS IN Police Hcaduuartrra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-18

Judge Holt SAM that he was not
asking Tor stipulation when he
asked what course would be pursued.
lie said that he had a personal rea-
sr for making the inquiry-he was
looking Tor way to go home "If
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-06
DORSEY
Wins The rs Mile Auto Race
At Newark
In A Car Which Was Rebuilt
In This City

Earl C'Kid') Dorsey again made
cleaning in the automobile races at
Newark on Monday, winning the rs
mile event in easy shape by IL laps
over his nearest competitor, G.. II.
King, Of Columbus. Dorsey's previ-
Gus performance at Newark was last
Labor Day when he also was vic
tor. The time Monday afternoon for
the race was ! hour and 55 minutes.
Several hundred residents Of Mt.
Vernon and Knox county were on hand
to witness the race and cheer for Dor
sey, whose car, assembled here, bore
dhe large inscription, "Knox County"
Large sums of money we're laid by To-
'cal people, who made quite bit on
Dorsey's victory.
Dorsey's car was entered by Walter
G. Lake of this city and Is a rebuilt
machine. A young man by the name
of Beach acted as Dorsey's mechanic
ian. There were a number of cars en-
tered in the race, as the purse was
unusually high and all had hopes of
winning.
Dorsey did not take the lead right
at the start, maintaining an even pace
and keeping perfect control over his
car. Throughout the two hours he
was ON the track he displayed great
head work and inspired confidence in
local hackers that he would be the
ultimate winner.
After one machine had retired from
The race with broken wheel and the
other drivers had shown their best,
Dorsey started in to do things. He
rapidly took a lead and maintained
this TO the very end.
A Berry 60 car, driven by G.. II. King
of Columbus, had only completed 1873
laps OF the track, when Dorsey finish
ed 150 and won the race. This car fin
ished second, while a Bitten Benz. in
charge OF Walter Teel of Columbus,
finished third.
The prize purse awarded Dorsey
and Lake ran over $700. II Is under
stood.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-06
/, PHYSICIAN
Burned About The Arms In
A Gas Explosion

DR. II. w. Blair saved his home on
South Gay street from IA possible con
flagration Monday evening by swift,
desperate movements. after he had
accidentally caused a gas explosion
which badly singed his arms by strik-
ing match in endeavoring to locate
leaking gas. The fire department
was called, but before II had arrived,
the fire was out,
DIR. Blair noticed tho od0r OF gas be-
tween 9 and 10 o'clock and started on
a. search for the leaking pipe. He en-
tered the room occupied by his son,
Howard, where the odor seemed
strongest and there held Il match to
the gas Jet to see IL there was any
leakage. In fumbling with the jet
which was suspended from the ceiling
by pipe, II was somehow or other
looseneH pt It's hnse IN the ceiling
wniie ine match which Dr. Blair held
ignited the large amount of gas that
was escaping.
DR.. Blair had seized on the fixture
in its downward flight and rapidly
showed il back into place. despite the
singeing effect of the flames. lie sc
cured It in place and ayerted wha'
might have been a very serious fire
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-06
Will NOT TARRY
MUCH Longer
THIS WILL BE THE LAST WEEK
OF THE GREAT SPlEGEL'S
VISIT
HUNDREDS HAVE BEEN CURED
BY sANGvIN OF STOMACH
AND LIVER TROUBLES
MANY ARE SEEKING HIS ADVICE
AT HIS OFFICE

AS the length of my visit to your
city Of Mt. Vernon is drawing to
close and the time for my departure
to other fields of endeavor is growing
nearer and nearer, j must say, said
the Great Spiegel, that 1t grieves me
to think that circumstances over
which | have no control compel me to
limit my stay in each city to a certain
length of time, and friends, want to
say again that it grieves me to have
t. leave you so soon. Not that have
| enjoyed my stay in Mt. Vernon, not
that your citizens have made it plea
SAINT for me, not because I can't find
a pleasanter place than Mt. Vernon,
because / am not thinking of myself
In conjunction with my departure, but
l am thinking Of you, you poor suffer
ing humanity, you with your stomach,
kidney and bladder troubles, you with
your nervous debility, rheumatism
and creeping paralysis, and blood dis
orders. Don't you think, If you had
devoted your life to helping your af-
flicted fellowbeings and you came in
to a city where there is so much sick
ness and disease and you were COM
PEELED to leave before you had accom-
plished One-half of what you wanted
to do, wouldn't 1t make your heart
bleed to think that you had to 60
away and leave SO much sickness and
disease? l can't tell how you feel
about 1t, said the Great Spiegel, be-
cause | am not mind reader, but
will tell you what can do with DR..
Jones Sangvin. can cure any dis
ease of the blood and nightly have
proven what these wonderful reme-
dies will do for suffering humanity, on
my platform.
TO hear the remarks nightly and
comments the citizens Of Mt. Vernon
and vicinity are making upon Sangvin
and Beaver Liniment 1t is no wonder
the Great Spiegel has done such "a
grand business. Thousands who have
taken Sangvin for their stomach. in
digestion, nervousness, kidney, liver
and bowel trouble are coming back
for more, likewise for Beaver Lini-
ment for rheumatism, backache, neu-
ralgia and all bodily pains. That ac-
counts for the big business he has
been doing the last two weeks.
The following are the local recon-
mendations from people of Mt. Yer.
non who have experienced great re-
suits from Saugvin and Beaver Lini-
ment: Samuel Bartlett, GOA Gay
street. Mr.. Lyman Hauger, Mrs. Chas.
Krick, 102 East Front street, Mrs. n.
M. Geary, GA West Gambler street.
This is the last week and if you
have any disease you are unfamiliar
with, you have few more days to
| visit these great specialists. Office
hours from 9 a. m. to s p. m.
advertisement
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-06
EXPLOSION
Of Cannon Severely Injured
Clinton Majors

The goddess of luck smiled on Clin-
ton Majors Monday morning. when a
large cannon, over which he was
standing. burst suddenly into pieces,
throwing the shell so feet and driving
plug three inches into a tree not far
away Majors was very severely in
iured about the face and hands, but is
c0ngratulating himself on escaping
with his life.
An additional injury was the tear
ing away of the thumb nail on his
right hand, while both hands were
badly cut and bruised.
The accident occurred at the corner
OF Harrison and Chestnut streets at
II o'clock Monday morning and was
Witnessed by number of neighbors.
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-06
Cure of Old Sores

For old sores OF any kind apply
Hanford's Balsam. II will reduce the
inflammation and the sore will grad
ually disappear. Use II for the hard
cases
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-06

Mrs. Louis Baker Of this city, sang
two solos Sunday in church at Brink
Den.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-06
COLORED DRESSES

$1,000 Colored Voiles. S 500
S $50 Colored Voiles. IS 6.75
S 600 Colored Dresses S 4.75
S 500 Colored Dresses. 400
s 400 Colored Dresses S 800
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-07-06
WHITE DRESSES

$1,000 Net Dresses. >. $ 9.60
$1,000 Net Dresses. s. 500
s $50 Lingerie Dresses S CTS
s 7.50 White Dresses. S 900
S 600 White Dresses. s. Ats
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
EAT LgSs NEAT ~ YOU FEEL
BAckAcNV or HAVE aLAO-
DER TROUBLE

No man ar womsn who cats moat
rrgulafN can ntk. a mistake ht Nush-
ine the Matthew's occasionally. SAYS "a
wvN-knoWn authoris Meat ferms uric
acie whlch e4clies Abe kiancsa lhrs
herorar ever NoFkff irfm fhf strain.
sei sluggish ana ail tu filter tne vhatt
and poieons from tho bioo4 then Wt
see sick Nearly 100 rhfnmaf.stn
rtsdachcs liver irauhle rersnasrvss
disHiNrrs. slrruicssnesa AND ufinaft
disorders GNmc from slnrrish kidney
THO momen, soU iesl 4 dnii aehc n
the AldneNs ~ Ncnr ttck hurts or 81
tov urine 81 claudi. Intensive faU of
sediment. irreEuiar 90 pas>aFe oP at-
tended hN g. sersailon ~ srlidine eioe
eatine nieat and cri atNut four oahecs
ol tad salts from ans pharwacN take
iaoisspoqnfgl va a glass ~ water be-
fore oreAAisHt ana IN a few daNs ,cuf
ktintNs ~ii act tire. This tamous
s&las h matte ifssa the acid 81 xraio.
ana lsmon iuiee cenblneA With hthsa.
and has eecn ps,d for gtnsfatioHs to
flush and stimulate the Kidneys Also
to uensralise the aci,is IN urine - IL
va hnktE cAnsrs irritation. tha1s en1-
lng bladder weakness
iad salts l. ineNeensi>c RRd cannet
iaiAre' nlAkve Z lfrhse ntfsil sffef ttagtnt
hsnRsNatet dnnk which EVERYONE
sanHld iAkanan AL tRea - krcp IN,
ssinefs einAn ana tFsHs and the Alahe
pprH thereby avoldhae sesious kidns
Complications Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
MONTENEGRO, UPON Sub JUGATION AUSTRIA
ISBENT, HAS MOST TUMULTOUS HISTORY
OTHER VIEWS


NNtN we kNnNF tfffNNH
Great wars have their ann way 81
sndlnf Hul little uupa ~ detached
indiyldunia Hfe ta helpless BOB fufeinr
uf sven nerfisrHiiuE fhe conclusion uf
hnaiilitles na mes Hfe in fcHtraiuing
ihr deeply senihOWeir1 commissions ~
Noauvnf Tho tHmaniinfIHn stnil,
mentf Nf Ieupie Nhe nan net reffHln
ffom rfrlatsfiHF thar bruteHt sFain
ubd RRaln. while su tofrihir conflict
cuuiiuura mHHf command universal
roapect Hnd sympathy yei The present
HtfuaEie in Europe viii scot stop b'
ranar thet wish h go.
Nnhis men and wnmen ln Thousand
uere mnapnhie ef antiripHuuu ao tree
maudpaa o. war am hnwt upon tha
Christian world alstfen months ago
Tho event hta proved that they did noe
kuow tiic serld inff lived in Ths
oaHHes nf the war wNu There Hnd thers
fhty naH hs4n far YrHfs aul Yrlre
while such be8wnl spirits as lhpe
Addnms and such iieniists nr $50 Ford
lived Tea hnHafnl lanumuge ui lhr paa
nihiiitY Uf whole continent auadonii
tufnlns into an inferno The Hhuch
vim ii came. wac necessarily 1ppailing
hut nrpple who had un conception 81
ihs ptuWmit af ihe catastrophe hs
causp u vpn in them io idrsiar man
hind heyhnd What the facts Warranted
may not now nfmmu ga control 80 al
tsct ihf cuufne Hf events su trtmrud
auH iaat they can o.. compared nun
Wlth titanic rsras gama and wrench
infs ~ nature
a tempest Finally mos away ereal
confinsraiiun nt naf hursS nself euf
a NrruviuA rensDa tu explode or even g,
muttef m az drep level dolitlun sn,
80 iha war Nin comr io an end An
ths lowe aud beauty ul spirituality luf
nith in Hud that dweit in lhe wort.
rould not prsN,lt the war fmm cuu.
ing Hnd. msi aH thr, niled 40 prr
vent thr cuminr W 49, au wll discs fHi
uuw So hasten lhr rudins of be hY pitl
Goo uttir schemes gor CpniInuous CON
florence uf neutral nations nr hf hHm.
harding thp President of thr Unite,
sintes win nuniroj ihuupnd tple
Hmma mnlouns hlm So nelp rnd h'
wtr in Nurups
Thh la Said with boss tholghi uf iH.
respect with nn irtN m ths presfnc.
of iht cassrless anguish ur SENSITIVE
anl nehlo sonlH over thr Nurld te
mWnlac fufirs 81 b. said rather in fhs
helief that tho Responsible pilots 1T th,
people m ana Ihe countries to-day Gao
shp most nnsiuua af mtiais ln phd co.,
atufc. hnd iiat thrs ran he and. en-
ans event ,nuat bo igusted hruuao ol
SNrlf exceptional hnoWlcdgr of nct
and lnHiahi iuiu conditions. tu initiate
practical peaVo measures when lhl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
THE PAUPER

psuef fnf ultnd Nie ife hif hrH ifaptNpff
ani snfna and frosty
viii bin fu0fbrf awful iH aNfi
1851 Iadaneai pal. And De- ~ alljs4 ani
f,fhs4fne ard palaces bs ilifoa ana1e ihf hl
81 Si-in. tie had hia satdeu When nouns
fte fuH fhf faiuff fi5 hla r,FiufH titH
When have Laid fhe ranptf hehnt che 90 Frsf AIfs
fneYii Haf. "iie came e. eFnppfr Because hf HnNinn
Wnff Fair visions te tfHins ~ f0funs and fengH
hpf when u came dNiHE Hr wouldn't hllsif Gown Do
i0eh "a ouf in areaulsn ~ wealth n saalntf Hni'
fffhsf lads arnsmns swell iAef aanf fnonit
Aad plant hla behind 80 siNle lsifn
Sod soul has mlsae1 hta srd na ons iafH
Nh soiaeu youth while Fet pesffas thf tfAft
and labor il Soufe htsf ise nrHHasaa trddif fiefa
ffuiiltaa Ii Nf'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
THOROUGHLY AMERICAN.

THOhuuohlsf AmhhiOhN'
President Wilson rccommen
lalians "a Congress afo based on
emergency conditions which must
he inri without hesitation ~ the
Nation IL 10 steer clear 81 euinn.
clements make way FOR commerce.
provide for the Necessary rcye'
nues, eouserve As genius Tor Tree
dom. bud together ils social and
religious institutions, safeguard
itself against iasasiun " - n.
me,snge IL pneitie paesiuf founded
on eOnmOnsense aEJ urcnt SHARE
experience. lu tone il b not de
liant. nor set submissive. hut iypi
sal of national spirit aroused rs
agencies contrary te all past nn
dcr.tandine IL stands midway
between the burning ego Of ku1se
yell and ihc washed oui humiliilcs
and prcnchnrnts of bryan both
of whom are puiFiatic ia inisinh.
u way without losing force eau
siur. direct carneslness. ur the gift
If persuasion. u * vigorously
American, ahnaai vs. the point OF
aifrout Ia pIneesr and "a mirni
cannot he miAcoueiruei
That portion Of i which deais
with tho necessity for defense WIS
anticipated, and no military an.
nouncrmrni rvrr mAde has had less
Of the vanity of aggression ~ mora
of the humor nf steadlast ncHlfal-
iiy Of reafnnncd pulley Of dis
Interested service.
Preparedness. after all, isa very
necessary, dangerous thing ln.
der the direction OF sirh % mnn AS
President Wilson, himself opposed
10 force as q means of territorial
expansion aud poliiual advantage,
Navy and Army would only
amount % as assurance. Is rrp.
vision OF fair siealnp made pos.
Sihlc by he wady means with
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