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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-16

death Of Mddorp. uc said
"Ihut be- "a professional secret Law
ycrs have secrets doctors have secrets
am "a soldier why should not a
soldier haze secrets N Is not true
friendship for anyone that am
Withholding the information. u is "a
professional duG. The tlIQo VIII soon
come whom my name viii be v.ndi-
Gated and, as General Lee said of
General Jackson, the world Will say
Of inc ! stood like 20 stone wall sub
hitting 10 the iEuomIuy and Insults
that have been hcapcd upon me-
'It has been said That you betrayed
the confidence OF President MaderO,
is IT so?' he was asked.
>wcars lie Didn't DO II,
General Iluerta s|traIghtcncd up
proudly, his eyes flashed and bringing
his clcnchcd fists against his breast,
he replied:
"No, | swear it; ] was in no way
responsible for his death. 10 has been
one of The big tOrturcs of my life.
ann sorry have to keep the secret.
Although / am Of a different race
than you gentlemen, | am "a man.
General llucrta's signed statement
was i'm part as follows.
"Aftcr fifteen months OF Maderu's
Instrumentation Of public affairs, a
. fHTtItU ,f ma, .ttYi,fIt hENfFHU army
u,h ,'.,, t,, llii,tn ,nd NAH ro.tc,J
/ NV Mr. d,rn r",',oIi,J and fnnE nns.
session Of tho governments citadel
For ten days the str,cts Of the city of
/ Mexico ran with blood. The situation
became tntolcrablo.
'Ihc foreign diplomatic representa-
llNos asked Mr.. Madcro 90 resign. lie
did not want TO acccdo To- their wishes,
Then some heads of the army, luciled
JOS our senators TO put am end to That
auEulshrd situation, placed Mr.. Ma
dcro under arrest
"Our congress, our scnatc n our
supreme court of justice, complying
with all the requisites Of the Constl-
tuition Of our country. named me as
the constitutional president Of the
United states of Mexico, considering
me ass the man for the job.
Time VIII Nindi,atc Him.
u,t, ,t,lor, ,,ttI. h.i., o.rl,ot.1
W"'',
JJ,,th 'Iu th,' nI,31,iu' ~ s,,,, nf ina
,,,IiIin, 8, ,r,. rt,.,. am ~, ,1aI ,s
,"',ii, A., i'n ,,ri min KIN
80 a,.. lli,l 49, .hirl, aTy 70
III a. ti,. n nn ""y did
"a'"l'l'', "i," "I' ,m,"h ~
"'a WHY "Pv"t,' "'' no v"T' a}'
w. ''''" ~ W., W. Wv, 1oaNth Nh Mr.
" ~ "'1Iyt,, ~, u,"," n -, |,,
Justice.
"Ear be it from my mind TO make
an culoEy of my own administration
Al-4
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editing committee Of the settlement,
consisting of its directors, declined
to publish his Interpretation and
conclusions based on the facts.
do the packers contribute TO the
support Of the University settlement"
asked Frank +. Walsh, chairman of
the commission.
~ think Armour 4 CO. pay the ex-
pcnses Of a head nurse in that de-
partmcnt Of the settlement replied
the witness. Answering another
question, he said:
when They Contribute.
81 think that rich men and corpor-
atoms contribute charities. settlements
and other so-called welfare PROPOSE
ton to divert public attention from
the real evils Of society,""
Professor Kennedy's survey was ac-
complished by permission of the
packers. An attorney for Armour q
Co, to whom, by previous agreement.
the manuscript was submitted, wrote
TO the editing committee that the
facts established by the investigator
were correct. but that his conclusion.
that low wages were at the bottom Of
all the evils Of the existence Of the
unskilled labor at the yards and that
the labor unions offered the only So
luton. went beyond the bounds
agreed to when the books were opened
20 his inspection.
Unskilled labor at the yards at the
beginning was English and German,
now it is largely Slavonic. the witness
said. His testimony tended to show
that large numbers Of these inlet
tered laborers had been lured 10 this
country for the purpose of providing
an over-supply Of labor. In any event.
the supply was always greater than
the demand and the workers received
an average Of $40 to $12 "a week when
steadily employed, which most Of
them, he said, are not. He used Ar
mour 4 Co. as an illustration. he said,
because j. Ogden Armour is TO testify
tomorrow and he wished to be fair,
but conditions at the Armour plant.
he said, were typical.
Mortality Rate High.
The low wages carry in their train
insanitary housing conditions, child
labor and a high mortality rate. he
said. OF the deaths in -he stockyards
district, he said 80 per cent were due
to tuberculosis. Expenses of the ay-
erage unskilled workers family. he
declared. were shown by his inyesii-
cation, 10 run $500 q wear beyond an
sOlute requirements. Thus chiIdren
and wives were sent out to make nm
the deficit, or boarders were taken I'M
was forced to trace every one of
these evils to INADEQUATE compensa-
uon' the witness said. In the period
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"BUt. never mind ] have hopes.
Nly Mexico is young My Mexico has
plenty of life iu it My country cam
not be conquered We have 10000. 600
of men. women and children and it
would need 10000. 600 of invaders. one
invader for each man. for each wo-
man. for each child. and when my To-
Uuu 600 brothers and sisters are killed
of. then a devastated country would
Doe the prize Of the c]ouquerers. To the
shame of civilization and 20 the shame
OF the COnQuCrcr.
Never mind. Mexico will be saved
uy "a Mexican BY a strong Mexican.
Not hy @ bandit. Not 10y men that kill
for the sake Of money or OF dastardly
passion. but by a Mexican who will
act as "a surgeon. who will cure the
sores, who will amputate tho dead
parts Of the national body. And then
Mexico, In "a short time, will revive and
viii bo the paradise ON earth as IL de-
serves TO be.
Where Is the man. Who Is the
man. when will the man appear?
DO not know
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England Regrets
Dresden Disaster

Continued From Page one.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-16
Shippers of Coal
Object to Raise

Continued From Page one.)
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Many %SOCiOIOgIStS
Are Unfit to Teach

Continued From Page one.J
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Reid6s0enl6e 3eitunasLtimmen!

Sn ben 3eHangen @erlins ~piorpreden f6 Bite dnndten lbr Die
SaIuna oie CUR lfshn gfote 0es @rdiDenten, gum llrterile6ooHrig u0
Su Sen @affen- un0 MISUNDERSTANDING amertas engenoHmen peroea
iolte. Gas lift nntirld, je nofOem man oe 8er9afnie tom rein nj
ltaiifen 5tanopunft b~eurtbelt oor oud Die iouigen unitanoe in Be
tradt 8ebt.
Sci oaeniaer geradf6ttgmg Der aregsloge mare ilDtoraanoIi4
0s rndldtsoqe gebarren mi Dem Gefde our Eorpeoiumg bon daea
mas in Der Grtcg53one Der brtiihen @epdier i'm 8afer idpimmt 0a5
9idtge. @nI gefabrlifer fir 0autdIano founte of ben en0Hfen
Mrfegsausgong oud bic offene getbdligmg Der 4omnitration on oan
Gpin0iedgfciten ndi mifcn, ais jet Die title gebviIigung bnd Die
9erforg1mg Der 4aiirten NIT alem, mas fe I'M ariese branben; uO Die
9ul6nnq ie6er, drd anterifa ihdoigeaoen brttd1en @aBnebme, menn
file MIR GentidlanOs Gage eridpert
aber bic Nei9srederinq Bat nod mares 81 b~erfffbiaen- @t
Dem GinHeen 4merfas III bic Re1e Der Offenen Getn0e piroe 5ieg
ODER NieoerIage Der ietigen Aliirtar aud 5ia ODER ~5deoalaee Der
@ereinigten 5tanten iDcrDen llo 0n fe ben 5ig orftrcben nuroen
nnrDcn Die gelnnten fnnn5ielen WeiHl unierer Roton In ben Gienft
Ds qemeinlantet Gieges gaelt mer0at. 8dbrenb jet bod ihlieBId Der
areoit Der aaurten nr io melt gebt u6 0orm aud bic 5tfe, OILS tie ibH
borausffti6 0urd @ol0fen5ungen neroen ouSglebhen fonnen. Sect tit
ct bearenst 9dt Dem Gintrdt Der Union iDur0e er unbearen8t mr6ea.
Nener regen oentfHg Sdife int 8ertbe bon Diaen Suaostuiatonen
Dollars bier. bon 0erea ioforttger 8erpenoung nod Dem Sriege Der Isle
D%erauiidpung oes oeutfAea Export uno 5eebGnoels gum eroBen Ibelle
obbGnga mfro. Ge fn0 iett urbetrehbar i'm ubiolateH D9adtberet9
Der aOmiuitohon. ebeHio gtiaioHat Dieleitt g%hliaroet oelH4n ar
qeleqten @eDes un0 bon 3epoiRn. aae 0Re &eidtblmer, 8enbe mo
92adimithl ipir0en Del ofienen le6enitt Der CONTAMINATION N Die
Rei6e scr aeea 2~adiblano 9erbin0een gum aanpfr 9cgen GetiG-
Inn0 berauenoet meroet IND fir ooS 0ettibe @afbibafsteben Derlorea
idH.
@dbrsnO unt Scr Solont aO ~pdhE1deirIid bic 11aeHtimnltEa
5A ur onmt il teAdtiaeu braabt d. 4uettas artegsfdttfe oc oat.
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Ntuigfritcn aus SOma

ale Mitglieoer NIT ibreu beiieren
6dIften erideinen. Gin bergniigter
A6eno itebt in 4rsiidt.
gie 9uIunen tperOen niht aIle.
Cine geUiiie 5r1u Cutie 9. 8bit.
dter, peI6e ongiebt, cine Der Grben
Der lest ailf 400 @aiaipnen Dollars
nngemddierpn @interlaiienidaft oeg
beribmten uno beradtigten 5eebel.
ben uno Ganbers Cir brancis
Grafe gil ieiu, bat cine garje 4n.
3abl gellte in 3es moines I'M Tar.
Ieben in 66he Don $25 an erleih.
tert, inoem ie i6nen gntbeil on Der
Grbihaft beripra9. 60 erfldrte iie,
filr $50 @inlage pilrOe Der @eber
$4,000 er6dlten. Inter ben Serein.
~gefalenen ioaen iid cine au5abl
promiuenter 8iir9er, ME Boli3ei.
ridter lltterbaf, 5rieoensridter
GonDo1 uim. befinoen. Gountpan.
malt @iIion bat am Mittpod Die
aapitaliitin gefaBt.
9as Capital In einem reoaftio-
nellen 4rtifel lit onDon iiber3euat,
onB bio St1Iiencr fegen nerben.
lglun oas BOT 0erielbc @iIh mar bic.
len Monoten and BON Gng(al6,
6rnnfreid ma6 auBlanD bebalptct.
@abriogersi lit befanntlid IN oop.
peter Sinii6t Die idmade Seite Ser
analo.ameritnniiden Greiie.
Gio Monreo, 527 Git 1. Ctr.
uobnboit, pur6e am 0littnod
aben0 Dor Gem Staotbaus BON elmer
farbigen Sdouen nm ieine @el6.
taife nit $50 @orgeEo erleidtert.
2ie Ies Moiues grnuerei nimmt
om Moutag ibren Betrieb mieoer
off, inoem fie inter ocr 6irma Ges
Moings 8eneraae So. NIT Der Ser.
ftcllnng ciaes o@eina6cs9 icrs" 49,
giilnen miro.
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NnsNrbrasIO GitB unO llmgrgtnO



stit erretiaf Riita1
rafhe mlN foot aou dnsm f.t
urrgu oher otm fItl 6ft fefaa
tfiln intt @earer lda6 f
teB8 5duler matbW in
N, ttlgiawi8 ait aglelFu Am Hf
ftcB Wtt 5a5 Etppellaseit auag
IRON Nnalm0m dn agr 0fa hen
.t2 1iratG ma lsHtral Aaeaus
Ia Tod mrroc C5aia 091coeft.
Hu0 0urt hcroNthr}enoe Stetl.
umfiW mur0g oudl oa5 Eoh ow
8obmcnrr theu Guiferei mft hin.
erheblih beifdoiat Sn oem 8u5t
mann'ihen gebGuoe benn6et it'd
onh oa5 Mailer. uaO DECORATIONS.
@eihGit 0es @crrn g Ctmat mels
der auBerbolb ser Sta0t meiltc un0
lei ieiner &eiufehr am abeu0 ieis
uen @ei6ditaplab tbatidhIih tn.
folge 6es onhulieuoen narfeu Ne
aeus) in cine 5hmimmaHItalt ber'
ip1noeit Iol. 5ran 5uidnue grep.
iDelfe in ZEN oberen 9dimeu elm
3amenfleioergeihdft betreitt mar
ebenfaas nift in Der Gta0t, un0
miro in i6rcn Rditmen fpobL nidts
obne 8eih1higung nr~5utreffen ieiu.
I'm berihie6encn Deiteren @ebdu.
6en, Defenders on Dem @eihdits-
bauie, Deldles BON Ser 6irma 9lon-
0elion & @enHeop ais Elm 3eparte.
ment . Sa9en benitst mir6, nuroe
ebenfalls 5etrG6tIider Sdooeu an.
geridtet. Ger Tornado 5og BON
bier norolid, un0 liegt es auBer Be-
redmtng, melfen Snaoen er an.
6ersno an%gerifJtet BADEN fonlL 20.
eben. ais ih beim 5dluB oieies
Stems bin, niro mir mitgetHeilt
oaB Die @aarenlaecr bon 9lihl-
mann, 6ttnat, ManoeLion & sen.
neoD 0nrh ben anbaltenoen Regeu
faft gan3lidl oernidtet ino.
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NB tlHet iu rm au Withheld
e te3alisHai 1laria ulin1 bee &c.
le1nigH agr gfrid Ru }%Hnffrpfr.
ane 6g @euniuf mlfat beihleiiaf.
n act lfgisH Mete ats &Ntats
.tB urauie ocn afitcu IMtilhen
&af atWtaltm H0rberutm1gt
ttr eeHielscn fms .lreii5 lm dti.
he uno ngroru mr uielleidt idlon
In uHierem M0titen Ncrtdltc 0aribcr
iuformjeyt iein m peihcm 1ole
orr Ecuiidt Ca5 III 1nraale iiatt
fnoen miro.
Die bier otQcbaltWm @ettru.
uen. mclde in Den criteu 3ruei "a.
len 50hlreidg ou5mariilc had bier
soaen uno eiucn ll0njenom Ser.
Iaui uabmm, iauocH otrd oeu aui
Donnertng ei%uaetretenen itnrfeu
3egen Elm norjeitiges GHoe audl
an oieiem lcsten 1aac batten fidJ
leDr btele Iusndrille ellaefltiloeH,
i'm, rpie iia iogten, nadl Gtom getoni.
men su iain, ohne BEN 4apit geieben
ST. baben.
paDiatifer" Carpenter Don Gna.
ia mad1te nit leinem 2uftitiif hGg.
lides 6iasfc. Or molte 3Deimlal
tdgIih uaufteigeu4 tiiBte feline ibm
bier otgetrapte iilnge @attin nia.
0er6olt gum glbidieo. ehe er Die
Qlrtfreiie uaternebmeu pnlte. aber
er bate oennod bic .Retuuug, tpie
er iagte nobne ben garburator" ge.
ma6t. Gieier periagte ia0esmaI
ben GienIt. Bel einem Iesten Ser.
iude 5og iif CARPENTER beim gb.
itir]en nod Den 9rud elmer ainn.
la0e at Die @eif)1ftslellte batten
Carpenter cinen gorihuB bon 1925
ae3eben, fir nelhen 9etrag ME.
mano irgenb rpeldes g~ergrugen ge.
ba6t bat.
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Qes 9lpines.

Nv &tDthNE%
Irob6em oas Bicnic 0es Turner.
9amen gercins ON 8onnerIta9
9ddnittag I'M Union Bart ourh
Megengniie beeintrddtiat mar, ami.
iierten itd Die Northumberland
6ennoh oufs Bette. Wtan flidltete
Dor Dem itr6menoen 9egen unter
God mo Cad uno iabte 6os Ricnic
I'M 9rodenen tort. Die Ganen lie.
zen ii9 our6 ben gfeaen lire 5tim.
mltng nidt be~rOerben, iouoerh Uer-
lebten einen Uergniigten Aafmittdg
@eil er in betrumfenem 3uitan0
in ieinem Automobil fiibr uno bd-
our6 9oiianten Sda6en 8ufitgen
fonute, tpuroe 2lopo 6ren8en 81 $50
@eIoitrofe p%erurtbeilt
Die is. begin. 20sjdbrigen 9eger
q. SimmonS un0 @f6. @bitc nlir-
ben negen MISUNDERSTANDING Der.
hnftet. Gte gaben an, elmer iiigelo.
liden Giebesban0e an3uaeboren,
melhe olts le~erItehenoen 61ufern
@agfronen, @oiierleitumgs ; Sabine
Iltitu. ftieblt. 8eitere ger9aftungen
Iteben bebor.
Die Sonntagsidulen, 0rganiiati.
on bon Soma bdlt am gienitag lire
eyobresfonpention in 3es Moines
ab. IS 1T Dies 3ugleidJ Die 5eier
i6res 50.i1brigeH geitebens.
gie Staot Geg 9loines bat i'm
S6fitoeridt Ser Ser. Stooten aber
bic biefigen Gastperfe ben Sieg oo.
bon getragen, iniofern infer b5d.
fter @eridtsbof Die pom Der gtaoi
perIongte Pate 'oon 80 Gents per
100 altbiffnB beitdtiat hot.
81 Dem 3u G6ren 0eS 8nn0ps.
oiriaenten Serrn aelbe Uerault1Ite.
tcn 5eiteiicns oes ermmt .g1dn-
nerdorS an Snmitng Abenb %ioIlier
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Mud St1fe muB immer nit
elmer gsipiHsu 9oriiht geIeiitst ipers
ben, oenu lonit lam man nur nod
gr0Beren S9aoeu anridten Dies
mubte in 2lppIston. Mis., gOolpb
Menuing srfahrsn, Der elmer junsen
Dame, Bic auf Der 5Iudt Dor elmer
gatte laut Inn 6ilfe i4rie, beiIprins
gen tpolts; bod traf er NIT isiner
Glinte nidt bic Ratte, foneern bic
iunae Dame ms gein, Die nun niGt
Ii6tr III. ob tie nint Iieber bon Der
Ratte bate gebiHen Iein molten.
Gas Often @ DE ST.
ttttommibgut 8onnangeH In aurs
Lamb nmf1bt II auarratmsilen,
3 I'm lis. unh 16. Sabrbunbert
mar Is Mobs, bab Iid bic Mdnuer
nit elmer NeIis In oer 9anb malsH
IisBen.
Sn sen noripsgifden Mlildersieu
erbaIten erfabrene mdHnli9s qnges
fteats eintn aobr lou 1919 Gents per
Gtunbs. Der Qobn Der psibIi6eH
9soieHitetsu BE- ast nur 5 Biz 61a
Gents per StunDs, ie mad Der GGHgs
Der 3sit, in Der iie nageiisIIt lpus
rem.
Der gange Giebenidbrigs Arits
Fat preuben nod feline 800 MiIIios
men Mar! gsteIts!s
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lh ~ & -. h.ilHR laln
"a ~ tiHiatsn Me5As @ Aafiaie
eve onY W ~ = NNf,aafRppe
HheA lna hAta never l'iAfea atiaeAs
geAf nome iatthaiHk 70
Alafaef fpA 10 yours eha aeAtFvf
tl ehe wv NAt h4k fesAst NV
hRhtiFi meg th @ iAiiAs WAY Ply WIZ
hu ne lofret hefeehasR ana sAa-
aennf YHa ean eotafanna~ NHp9t hini,
scAld min. burn hiAls AflslthRF hlnl
explode hlms any way ~ secure sell
preservation whieh " the hftt law
az nature against Hhieh PC haEuo
convention can enact a las
Ihai 1eFmahh ava hnt 1901 tood
supplies Or aleal = the beikiana,
but shared their own army ration
with the cruel, deceptive belsiana. -
atteated BY many photographs ot Ger
man soldiers VINO gave our their "a
tons to long rows Of Belgians who
TOOK her OF ms ppFuon IN thfn.
A Systematic propaganda, leading
10 the Germauie-Colnmhian Alliance,
should be cultivated BY ell classes
Who know and anathematize ENG.
lands throttle az the llpefy o. local
~ 49, W. &c.,. ssn,ts aassa -
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Obstruction n lag AMOS void Domnihn % y Brought lhoul
b ne Alliance d ne German tmphn id N uasd Slsss


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sttasfs ~ et4a rsteana
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f5 ie4mafiata f
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ns @eaN esf,f iain var
~ Fl fEN Fe a. L. era eaf
ss tss Messat N-fi4aFrne ~
.ess fhs mfsFse8s6ee as8 iufaerltg
.0f fte fnIfe5 sffs ana rff4anf tbs
etamri5EmH ana -fafm.tanra IL
retss8e ae8 aeft d-amiasne.
IN 6s Wbsis FaHk
Tba4e Is Method il lka msNaeaa az
peeiard msNIrW 1afa.W 4 -fabin
sWg Nnan4 aft8fhmeat IN tbe
&lliaa IA eHfafF ibe ne,fslaa ~ nur
pselae aiarm ansr GERMANY ana tba
anitnA Hfasea ~ s-a6varfaa ranan
ncw 80 5h8rf.age8ted HI aee raj
efer ~ Yeataaa a6a ina tniteH
atstes waFa destestgsd npd tbrlr
~gsetes a8isa ~ Fpsiand,a Tauan a
nnyv anil argtv vgonid moi ~ a broak.
ia, ansu Ia The ENLARGED world.
ldnminstirs a-graatangreat nrtiaIn %
I ~ v.ifh.fsew fsnan fFom Tho Allinap
La us aspnI mr. Uueproe DoctrIpe
/ ptnN aud III nor have MerIco 10
worb ant he areat destiny of both
Isaso ana Ysxieo rbera was spaee
betwean rgrone and America In
W-ssbington. ana wonroe,s time hut
tbera Ii nona now The Atlantic
Ocean has been aunihilated. The
/ Monroe Doctrine. especially without
q navy. Is no longer even a re-
spectacle blum and the neutrality
recommended by Washington in the
eighth year OF the Republic Is impos.
sible In The 10th year.
An immediate Columbian-Teutoni
alliance would probably cause n or
more Of her present allies to fall
away from England, lmportatiOns Of
food and munitions would cease, the
Red Cross would cease its hypocrisy,
end. perhaps without discharging a
gun By America, the world-war would
cease and the future peace OF man
kind would be secured Nearly the
whole world Is against Germany in
sentiment because Germany and
Austria have been surrounded by
blockade and embargo. They have
relied only on themselves for food
munitions OF war and even medical
aid while the aAlIiess have luxurious
" subsisted and been supplied from
Ill tie rest of the world. including
the United State.
rouunw a,ona nao haan r,,,ch
ronaar H., M unifad statas wonid
sana 49, aioaa d. MN ! Yrtor
- caraarv ana tha rTntted
sta.aa j. aasansIva str,,ggia gor
assntasoa w,4h aa-marg's nowarfnl
anatanms rasai,.a and brayo ,,tnion :
- .ao-aaa - ~ ,avrarfnI navv
ah,ns aas d-raaAnonahta za,neJlns
PHI s,ha,a rinas a1d ~ sh,aat states.
ahu ana = ~ rTai,aa Co.,
u.s aad as,,ai,jons -ahrndsnee
$3.50 "a 49,
etare dtsoaatIa.anc - tba wIra.
flaa .th e',ttina oT he food mum,
~a@. 49, "a matarIais ne bava
an F FusnIshina ne Allies > tbe
Iii - - 49, nrsert
s.ea I'M !. anoo eeasa ana re presens
u sn ~ a. Auartes and cermanv
LII rad
- 20 ~
60 ~ - na,th 49,, ~
9n $50 go 4ha+ -
aon' ,nItsa,n rsoraortss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-19


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snf meet hHn Fs era U0eefi 81
s. sfth Nfltt today baiis fta
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ing 81 Great ufItaib. sou are niuhlns
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apsIfT isfa6 AZ tae staio ~ ohio
md Sd eluat.as III Indiana added You
nf fhInt re Scotland. IRELAND nor
Wal@. +. m| ENGLAND alone Tou are
fF5HkiBa about ia the essence af
efWfv saFf nf power. Aad when yua
fag Ihe British Empire. YOU d0n't
t4imk eli The ti.&HO.9 goo square miles
FL land. most af t IN the uiagt prps
duet9fa and s]alBbfious climates of the
GARTH naned By ENGLAND, bHt YOU
thies at FINLAND a part Of "a small
land 20 miles near mo northeastern
hefaa of the Atlantic Ocean-you
tbink III ENGLAND. the most marvellous
mali area of eanh'g surface yet
fnveiaped Greece Athens. Carthage.
f5abvIon. Ninlgeh Rome and Egypt
nder the Ptolemles. we're an great
4ut the little patch Of rugged soil, on
bout the iBotherm as, north.
has been since about the time
n Queen Elizabeth. and is now. the
areatast Of them an Taxation with.
sui represpntation has been one Of
Ter covert systems. and with this
and other sinister methods she has
steadily subdued the world.
THE various methods by which
This little mart OF a little island has
aenulred nearly half the habitable
and Of he earth are tabulated. by
ronanesf (whv conquest over another
countrF9. bv union by treaty conces-
sion. settlement transfer to crown.
charter TO company, (one) purchase
ffs45. New Zealaud). concession from
IL natives (Fiii)" She took a large
rarf of south Africa BY conquest,
gy~erthrowing some republics. In order
q secure the greater gold and
diamond mines in the world She
viii take the United States by con
Quest o~yerthrowing a great republic,
10 secure the greaues Industrial,
mechanical and food-Droducing country
h the world. England is only one
oHe-thousandth part Of the land OF
the whole world, and yet she has
gained control. in 320 years, Of ~ per
cent of the land, and If you remember
hers are Of the most cultivated,
temperate and useful SOILS, she really
Owns SO per cent, or half OF the
world.
Now this is not by luck nor chance.
There is a reason for all this, 1t
has been accomplished By persistent
purpose and continued effort. II was
inaugurated IN a high-handed policy
Of brigandage, started by Queen
Elizabeth. when, 315 years ago, she
chartered the East india Company,
to which was given a monopoly OF
the vast world Of trade extending
from the Cape Of Good Hope (the
s-outhernmost point OF Africa east,
ward around the earth to the Strait
Of Magellan THE southernmost point
of America. To be more precise, the
East India Company" included a belt
clear around the earth between the
isotherms 60 degrees south and 70
degrees north.
Thiq chartered company was soul.
iaee cr,1aI ana crafty and there was
mrab nec,latiop n its MANAGEMENT
- IN viii remember who have read
ne nroaee,tion and defense Of War
ron Haattnps
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-12
STATE FAIR THIS YEAR
OCTOBER II TO l6

Fair Association, adopting a slogan
similar TO that of DO Your Christmas
Shopping Early" announces that the
tenth annual State fair will be held
October IL to 16, inclusive. The as
ISOLATION should and doubtless will
receive H1e most hearty cooperation
of the people of the State in their ef-
forts this year.