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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-10-23

Mr.. Lionel Thomas returned
from New Orlsans this week and
w are informed, h. has decided
to open . grocery 10 tho property
Of Mrs. V. RochOn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
BODY OF MISSING
FARMER is FOUND
HERMAN SCHROEDER OF DUR
ANT is SUPPOSED TO HAVE
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Deceased Had Been Missing Since
March 22-Rsmains Discovered on
Farm Of 8rother-in-Lavy.

The boty of Herman Schroeder. 35
years of age. son OF "a retired farmer
al Durant iowa. was found living in o
field ON the farm of his brotherin-iaw.
Rudolph Reims. SIX miles north OF
Davenport. this morning Schroeder
has been missing from his home
since March 30 and is supposed 10
have committed suicide The grew.
some discovery was made by Mr.
Ec.m-
Schroeder lcff his home in Duraut
March -. giving his father SIT5 IN
cash. which hs instructed him 90 keep
until be- returned. lie arrived ar the
home or his sister Mrs. Bcims. the
same das rcms.uius there lor ouly an
hour He left cine house and had NOT
been seen since.
Nay Have Post Morton.
There were 30 bullet wounds ON The
body. or any sign OF acid burns on the
lips. and 10 is possible that O. post NOR
tenn may De- held 10 determine the
cause of death. Coroner Cauweu
went fo Ee'ms farm this morning and
returned t1 Davenport with tho body.
Although Schroeder had been
heavy driuker DE had stopped several
weeks ago IIe had been Respondent
Tor some time He was single.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
PERSONAL POINTS

j. +. Munger OF Oregon is visiting
in the city.
Miss Leslie Newburg who has been
in at the home of her sister at 90
Thirueth street. is improving and viii
soon be able to resume her work.
Charles Standard OF Cleveland.
Ohio. returned 20 his nome yesterday
after a weeks stay in the city.
ut and Mrs John a. Nelson Of En-
EIewood are guests of the formers
brother Andrew Nielsen OF this city.
Miss Catherine Crawford OF Des
Moines arrived last evening for a visit
with friends I'm the tri-ciues.
James C. Newton has gone for a
months visit with his daughter Mrs
Cluord Roseberry at St. Paul
Miss Dorothy stevens is expected
home this evening from Bloomington
whore she is attending the Illinois
Women's college. for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. i. Stevens,
1901 Tweuty-secOnd street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Leave STREET IN
FRICHTFUL SHAPE
sEaRc- FOR Gas LEAK FAILS.
BIT PAVING SUFFERS az
CAUSE soTcAEo WORK.
ois ertes 81 Thirs AVsnus Places
sass ~ Position Owing Uneven
Appearance % Surface.

= rids Over Third avenue a.ac~ the
Peoples Poser cpmrang las been on
its ss4rcd for ere elusive Leak gives
a. che srssatl1us tfaf are said 90 BE-
atfeudant upoa the Journey over fhe
old eoreaFog reads 90 early days. cor
FiFaflaas ia fhe psscmcut mar ths
brsuty and certainly destroy comfort.
az all peeause the cifV failed 90 en-
foFcs tae p-pvstoss ~ ttr agreement
eth tue COMPANY tn ieat~ she
thoFpushfsro 10 a. good shape after
% rad a1tstrd .ts irbors 81 fbr street
uas before HurE ves commenced
Third asruues b-irs paving sas
uati Fcerutiy one. % tar jobs Co zhirh
fhr Cifg could t1rt rfIl pride t.alI
oe,ieui coalition = layer of cun-
crete as the fouudat.pu uss one cause
FOR the smoogh surface
shssis Use Ness Brick
tabor-rs for the sas company have
uua F.ppsa up tle pat.ns in numerous
spogs fs-icE ass been removed and
pick has penetrated taF concrete. The
prueeaa Of rer,acIuG fle material iu
tine holes thus made ltF NOT been any-
ihlus IKE fhe easy Job % tearing up
'hr pavement Wifness 90 tnis fact 81
plainly evident aI af1nE thr Hvruus
from FifIrelta Co sixteenth streets. .
Whea ere E1s company proposed 90 .
begin ift operation on Third avenue
The Argus called attratiou of the c1IH-
sii to the fact that an iron clad CON
rect sr9uit b. entered lut1 tle ef-.
'cet of which ought TO- o. tlar Che
power company leave the street .r 81.
iard condifi0a as .r vas found. TO
err 1ut such an agreement r ts
.etHov lodged shat n~s brick should
81 used vheu che pavement .E r~ia.d.
srf everywhere Co o. tine old brick.
a.pprd ir some instances. chat iE bc.
s prt back
Ta~ t~feutour COMPANY. Too. is q
ARTS Go Tire pleasant occupation 10
rtftus fUF street lu uorfui shape.
p~ets'Ir et E.zHtrrrrh street
Whether fle cts uff force tlr cuu-
snirs involved 90 repair the botclrt
rrdHioa. pgfFirE th~ avenue ir ifs
1rwFr excellent shape romans fu fr
sea Objection ro fhr present state
C Err Fstius are many ami if a. alto
ether probable that some FueI &C..
er vHi frt~,ar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
ILLINOIS NEWS

Hio1m.ust1u. IIi-Theodorc Kemp.
president 90 thc Illinois Wesleyan unit
trrErr. announces tfe Federation %
Illuoi1 Coiir=rr viii hold .fs lltl au-
nuai meeting ut Ga'csburE April -s
ard 50. Trevor Arurtt az the Uuiter-
r.fy uf CticaEu uif speak on college
Finance p o. blair. state surcrin-
ferdrnt nf public instruction. wiz dis
rHEs che ucv certificate law.
Rochelle. ru-Thr Lincoln hoFpi
iaI. situated on the Lincoln highway
p Rochelle and OPENED fo tie public
Aus 1s. 1914 iE receiving so much
patronage that work has been started
ca an addition. which viii bc 90 brick
rsua. Iu-Neruc Barnes. 10 wears
cid. son 90 fhc sheriff Of Christian
county. vas seriously hurt in a col
IIsicu between Baltimore & Ohio
train aud au automobile Paui VIII
son 90 Nokomis rs years old. also was
hurt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Cured His RUPTURE

I was badly ruptrred while lifting trunk
several years ago. Doctors said my only hope of
cure was an operation. Trusscs did me good.
Finally got hold of sonnet hing that quickly and
completely cured me. Years have passed and tire
rupture has never returned, although am doing
hard work as a carpenter. There was opera
ton no lost time, no trouble. have nothing 10
sell but wifi give full information about how you
may fiud a complete cure without operation. IL
you write to nc. Eugene NJ. Puilen, Carpenter.
5of 4 sfarceiius Avenue. Msnasauan, ~. J. Better
cut ont this notice and show II to any others who
are ruptuTed - you may life or at least stop
she misery OF rupture and the worry and danEeT
OF an operation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

day afternoon Something more than
an hour was consumed Then the
Oimsted faction took up is side OF
the ease After half an hour Il be-
came evident that the hearing could
not hc completed In tim. TO finish
the Nors OF the convention during the
afternoon So Chairman SfuriE cali
I - 20 order and announced that sew
cTai hours more would be needed BY
{ the credentials committee. Il vas
/ agreed 20 adjourn tiIi 8 30 this morn
/ inr
Sessions OF the credentials commit
tee became ~srm al times After
both sidcs had been given the once
over az the court house a recess VAS
taken for The evening meal. About
IS O'Clock che committee met az the
Harper house and both sides Wcrc Civ
IN an Opportunity ~ supplement- their
evidence and arguments Two hours
aFrr consumed and much feeling was
shown iu the closing moments Of The
hearing Evidence submitted charged
an suFts - political bad faith by both
sides Some 90 @ was oral and some
il tfr form 20 anidayits dealing With
che circumstance under which eau
cuscs had leen held and bearing upon
the stafemsrts made bs leaders 90
th. fsrp factions a. various times dur
ms 'hr campaign. Every effort was
taken fo keep proceedings secret
Mus; Unite on Man.
After viewing tac mess of evil.
dsnCr. tHc committee. which was com
posed % Eve dclcgates. all from other
CuuntieF uith four members from
Whtcsidr and Henry. reached 70 de
cislou to treat the tao RocN Island
factions imrurtaiiy. seating both and
SWING each half vote. No was fur
Their announced ihat Henry and White
side counties would distribute their
votes Tor reasonable length OF time,
Swing Rock island county q chance
tn get together on someone whom it
could give united support This couu-
D. was warned thaf II 10 did not pre-
sent n solid front after "a reasonable
period Ir would lose the nomination.
WITH this understanding tine DELEGATES
sent into the morning session
Some Real Harmony.
There vas .at ul harmony ln tH. p
bat that which came from
he section ut tbc court room reserved
or Rock Island delegates was Furnish
"a entirely hy quartet composed Of
Sits Attorney Fred RaiisbacE OF East l
foiiue. and Attorney g. =. Roberts
% =. skinner and Julius johnson OF
lo!tre D. tEe iuiis Loo tlC proceedings
hose four spread vocal harmony over
is place which. while enterf1in.uz. q,
vas rather olt 90 keeping with some a.
= che other aspects % The cruveu- !,
Ion La
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

Hf rmt fees
Or vHa Haeer
FHr str vei 70
cried hon
FeFf Ff Frlfe
f1sE Har rfE
~ dftvs
fE on tfr sa
aafus eEnffs
q 1us vi. ,el eulf
uH enc w
ff s mae
H ff e
Fsaf III
e. mr vns
ut frmJbi-s 60
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Another BOOT Elre.

The fire department. was called at
s.a1 this morning 10 the home of c.
r. Johnston. SIS Thirty-uiuth street
The shingles near the chimney caught
tire from sparks when the SCOT burn
ed out. but tire blaze was eXuinguished
by the family before The department
arrived The damage was small
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

erearp f.aa 90 balafa1s j. EGe rr-
saElcfa elstfirt igdleisf eguaessiaa
ff ffe Hacs fsGsaa eFcst eaart reou
vas delayed sais sfIeruaor 81 cor
.errner m WaIfesffe flrGrT aud E5e
.slas1 ealasv f-aa~rs al Waacs if YES
Understood r. proposition was 5roaelr1
rr a~ frst fmr fs place eGsrN
.afsrs from Eock stand r91nsr js
.lr rfer rlr Era upper earaf'rs fogt
IHr basi..eg fHat tl~ aoasigee aFasr D.
raam E9cs Island cognfV aeG gHat tEfs
.aaafr masf sIve majority Cor some
candidate before farF v1ela eHaGsr
rle.r arfIEafe OF "nrgfretfrF Toe
ramra aHV E8cN Island eeuatF maE
showed ~ Or maFe votes gu was gnd~r-
stood fse Gpeer counties 0oaia give
.H .fe strength and assre 1is nom.
aaf.an
TUr sts ballot vas tahrn af go
81 mi and sgaased al effHEr Bell.
J.mst~t sef Ctrrca settles 20 cses
1a ra- s.fF ssr Bell supporters eeat
tr or u Drfz ef voEer. Bell faor
.-afrr Jfasrrt men sfsee To- alm
4af sa f.r other eosefies se.f fa rfeir
5rafffH
1a H- s1r ballot Belle sr.rsafrs
teH. lar I r Oaklesf % WF.6rr srt
as4.a l- Otm rt supporter RECESSED
ra break coz fsr af.e fsr HrH ~Fr
t..H chez r1 u n wrrzrsr af Na.Ier
Without 14rslHr fH- wegsE5sr.
Zach saa1lrrrU rnr ar ..r t.atnr .ar.
.ars vote vac hailed vs f rattle ~
leus provided esrf-- a Orc tre Fer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
80. - earsons oIsmIsssd.

Chicago. Iu-. April Complaints
against Mrs Lucy Parsons and 20
Others charged with assembling unlaw-
FULLY iu n hunger demonstration last
winter were dismissed today as in
sufficient. uncertain and absurd" IN
municipal court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
TH0RNHlLL EXPRESS co.
SOLD TO ERNEST VOSS

g. o. Th1rnhm who has conducted
IN express and livery business at SIS
Iu enty-sscl1I street for over four
years. today sold bis interests 20
Eruest Voss. vho took active charge
90 enc blriucee today "ur mauy
years. VT Nu.s has been employed as
foreman f1r tse Rock Island Fusi COM
uarv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

fFtIl frnrr Imp er frsv NJ rss~ fass
M faIH. Natff atu-s VOC srrrf E.ffE
sat veHs Free vii a-e-r a-v-~ laes 90
Get s1re s,vefisa o. aref
Nsef e. ~rnG toF Hs Her srF 90
frpsstneas sters ant ssg rrlst-
ftfraer ffFss- Frsensev 60 HfrI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

British scientists have discovered in
New Guinea "a race of pygmies living
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

ordered o. g. skinner prcrcufeI
lgasr Sell and g. r. sraflr
Je1Fr 90 W uHmstrf ahr. HtfuFuet
Usr.sar cf sfeap uomIraF-,5 Judge 81.
y rsgres ~ MERCER eu4af1-
SCARE Praises oirstss.
ur srarsr n h5s remarks declared
t.as Iaee- U.usfrl Bad dHrd ere de-
wsHas OF ra- Office Sol rtrr1 uaE auI
ssl earned frr,reFiea-
oNs O. aerHer uf trr bag 90 teif
court .r sad. 9f have taken great
aFlr TEL f.r character OF our bench.
Ft- have Ffeafs sr'd sHe 1tHrr above
mere f.FrlsarsFlr. Judge blasted
Fss been on able and fair rmc~r iu
sI f.r trsrriaE aE.et Fus have heard
rreu le our Hart ra- been raid rr-
rrfae either HEra His hDarsfF uF
H.s alsT no a- Is raerinred urH if
aaf 20 upon fae altar 90 dlfy Those
1Hrasse sE ere uut aeflafrl UV
arafa1'r rTf.t~s Tr~ Practice
She's have frfg.sTt ir ir fhie eam-
as.sF are r1s srrs az eo1ii ar saut-
Hprf1 uE ffs h1fy 0f tr'c=afrs O.
a1rfs' sn Feg CO. rrrom nate che Frra-
ere .tzr of tlls eogrf~
Rr.arurT Carlson tH nominating
falzr Church declared that che Mrr
Ger county ran aG1id add EtrcuEtt fu
thr ticker. fir said be uas sell known .
la H1rE Island and Hcnry counties.
aa1 aGp.inr az home and that Dee
r1..f rWius thT solid republican vote
~ MERCER and draw support also from .
Cd Der parties Watcsldc and ucurF
counties passed the nomination and
fara the taIiogiuE began. a motion by
Wr seari~ chat DELEGATIONS be not per-
usfsed CO. change their votes during q
roii call prevailing
Take Another Recess.
Two ballots wCrs taken IN which
BccE Island save ts each 20 Bell and
u'mstsd. urury gave 8 20 each % the
three candidates and Whiteside divid- .
20 its vote aff around. and Mercer
voted 90 Tor Church. This gave Bell
and oimsfcd - each and Church 80
81. Eirfz moved a recess. the time 20
le Hxed by thc chair. and So was taken.
Mr. sturtr limiting if 10 Is minutes.
NEain the Bel delegates eaueuscd
Bai'1IIuE vas then resumed. ~
ne 18th applause for candidates be-
Ear and 90 the 18th the Moline crowd
brought ont and distributed small bells
% assist su the noise making On the
sch the Hrsf Change 60 the aiiEumsat
.amc bat Go meant nothing. Henry
ave each 90 the R0cS island eoun-
3 candidates aad ~ % Church. while
ghifesiac gave the Roc Island e0uu-
9 men each and % Chureh. This
.Fensd the vote. each % the three a.
.iraafs receiving 20
About fhis time the Moline cont!nE'
az dcrclorcd a musical beat and Be
an singing snatches Of sunEs. At the
esh bai!ot = recess ~as taken tiil
'eiccE
While bath i4ct.ons here we're APP
arerfiy determined 20 Eive the nom
ss'ion TO Mercer county rather than
field 90 zach other o. even 20 a third
arr from this couaty. there WAs talk
urang the morning % dark horses.
% . A. SkaiIbcEE % Moline eontin-
"a ~ be prominently mentioned. to-
ether With q .. ConneIiy % Rock
liznd
Tsss Recess Over Night
The Bell faction Was nr<t 10 pre- :
n, - evidence and arguments be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
NelUs of Court
House in Brief


Two bills for divorce were fled 90
day in the circuit court r. n. Taylor
petitions for LEGAL separation from
his wife. Margaret M. Taylor. whom DE
alleges deserted him after two years
OF welded life OF more or less turbu
lence.
The Tayiors are Moline people. their
attorney being G.. r. Dietz.
Mabel curtis. Moline. is seeking di-
vorce from Albert Curtis upon the
/ grounds OF cruelty. Married Nov il.
1912. the cruel and inhuman treatment
was said 20 have begun within few
days. the petition alleging thar on Dec
. OF that year the husband attempted
Z O. choke her and again upon the first
day OF January that Curtis attacked
her beating her severely. +. L. Eagle
represents the petitioner
George J.. Freyermuth is bringing
suit for foreclosure OF "a mortgage of
$4,000 upon property of William Dan
ner. frmerly a resident OF Muscatiue.
but now living in Texas He names
also J ". Cheatam. ". p. Driver and
/. +. Danuer. VINO are alleged 10 hold
claims against Vim. Banner. Freyev-
muth declares his lien prior 10 the
claims OF the others
Foreclosure OF the mort gage is
asked because OF default of payment
OF S240 interest March 1 of this year.
The loan was negotiated March /. 1913.
and was TO run five years. Default of
payment of interest is also cause of a /
request by the petitioner for the
sanction OF the court 70 step in and
collect rents 10 the amount Of the in I
terest due
Assessors in all townships received !
their books today from the county /
treasurer.
Thomas B Pool complainant in con
ties; against Alfred Coyne, Foster
COyne. Goorg, Coyne. and Foster
Coyne as executor OF the last viii and
testament OF Annie Pool. purchased
the Pool homestead at a masters sale
At O'Clock this afternoon. Pool had
one-half interest and dover rights in
the homestead and land described as
the vest - Zee; OF lot 3 in block OF
Thompson and Wells addition. The
appraised value OF this property was
1890 Pool paid $500. the requisite
two-thirds o: the appraisal price and
here being no contestins bidders. the
ale ~as eiosed n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
UNITE ON A MAN
OR COUNTY LOSES
THE NOMINATION
Thls Il Ediet Lad Down for
Rock Island Repabhean
Judteia1 Faetiors.
OTHERS KEEP HANDS OFF
g.agss ersp-s z~s ss-sssg Rsss-s.
Isz.sa - Assisa- ss.ss-Tr-ss
Ter 80 otrsr eises

As sss5 sfts- So tstrsfs sssa 80
.sF. recess Of 70 NJ egtss ~zs sss-r e.
not o. 81 ere Ffsrrr searsF e-is9ss-z
s 90 sfts~st @ rgss tsa-srsrs o.
saaTs GenTgreerlsr card ssts frs-
sse< fsisns ee4aEY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

Assessors in all townships received
their books today from the county
treasurer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Tass Recess over Night

The Bell faction uas hr<t 10 pre-
seat as evidence and arguments be-
fore sae ercdcntisis eonnittec sesser-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-17
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-17
U. S, AND CANADA HELD
UP AS HIGH EXAMPLES
TO WARNING NATIONS
Or. Macdonald Pays Glowing
Tribute to Two Lands With
1000 Mile Boundary and Cent
ury of Peace.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct 1.-The
International Peace CoEeress, which
held its first meeting in the Greek
theater at Berkeley Yesterday met
today in the Court of the Universe
on the exposition grounds in San Fran
cisco.
Dr. James A. Macdonald, editor Of
the Daily Globe of Toronto, Canada,
who was one of the principal speak
ers today discussed North Americas
International Experiment" He said:
"As compared with European his
tory. North America is but of yester-
day, and yet North America presents
an international experiment without
parallel elsewhere in an the world;
an international achievement that
gives war-stricken Europe Of today a
chance and a hope for a better TO-
morrow
He reviewed the experiments i'm
democracy i'm Canada, the United
States and Mexico and particularly
the remarkable achievement of Can
ada in coming up from colonial de-
Dendence to national selfgoyernment,
not by revolution. but by peaceful
evolution Heading the way to nation
al freedom and seli-goyernment for
Australia and New Zealand and South
Africa.
But" he continued, "the greatest
thing North America has done, the
thing which puts into visible and con.
crete form the spirit and purpose of
this international Congress, is the
Joint achievement Of these two ma
tions, the United States and Canada.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific and
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-17

appear i'm Mondays issue Of the Lon
don papers
"A hurried message was ISSUED TO
these papers. forbidding them to pub
lish the letter. or any letter dealing
with the legitimate grievances OF our
wounded heroes contend and eve
erybody / have spoken to agrees. that
this is a monstrous abuse of the pow
ers of the censor
Fortunately. ] was able to defeat
him to a certain extent, as l got the
letter published i'm a leading Scottish
newspaper, and also i'm a leading pa
per in the north of England. so that
the facts win be well known in the
north
81 hope to get this abuse of the cen
sor's powers taken up in Parliament.
In any case, I can assure him that
though he may succeed i'm muzzling
the press, he won't succeed i'm muz-
zling me- and so long as this rank In.
justice continues SO long will ! go on
exposing IT, and ] am convinced /
shall have the whole British public at
my back"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-17

we, too, must suffer in your agony.
The national peace Of this American
republic is threatened by your mad
ness. The best red blood of the Ca
madam dominion is being soaked into
your battletields because of the blood
outlines of your sin.
But when this world-storm of
Europe is past, when this red rain
has enriched the roots of Europe's
next verdure, the United States and
Canada, their common democracy
made stronger by their common exper-
fence. shall come again into the coun-
ell chamber Of the nations, and with
the released democracies of the war
ring peoples Of Europe. shall speak
the doom of the autocrats and the
dcspots and the war LORDS and all that
damning system Of militarism that
has cursed Europe for two thousand
years
Before this world-war is over
these two free democracies Of North
America shall have paid the price Of
war it may be they shall have paid
it in full and it may he the United
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-17
BRITISH CENSORS
FLAYED BY CRITIC.


LONDON, oct. 16.-The inconsist-
ency and Partially of the British cen
sorship is again the subject of bitter
complaint Sir Frederick Miner, in a
letter to the Times, writes
"a have always supposed that the
business of the press censor was to
prevent the circulation of any news
likely to be of service TO the enemy.
1t appears, however that he also
deems it his duty 10 shield officials
at home who do not correctly carry
out their duties.
Last week / wrote a letter which
was to have appeared in the principal
London papers pointing out some
cruel cases of injustice 70 soldiers, in
capacitated and discharged, giving the
actual facts
Unfortunately, as ! wished the let
ter to be widely circulated in the local
press. ! sent a copy of the letter 10
the Press Association. The manager
deemed it his duty TO submit the let
ter to the censor and at same time
informed him that the letter would