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William Mckinley Lodge. knights
Of p thias. meets at 100 tonight.
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Hawaiian Tribe, Order OF Red Men
meets at 80 tonight in San Antonio
hall. .....
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
WEEKS
tContinusd dom pags !, nd Eee,

In the governments operations ths
citizen whose business Ia being de-
stroyed may DO taxed to help make
up the deficit which follows his own
ruin.
Failure in Steel Making.
The governments own experiences
as a manufacturer Ia not sufficiently
encouraging to Justify any ambitious
plans for government aTmOr plant
Some years. ago the simplest form
Of steel making was attempted At the
Brooklyn navy yard, and ! am IN
formed that the failure was 10 acute
that no one would seriously considSr
repeating any such attompr The
steel castings which were made at
this plant aru OF the simplest form.
III such an experiment as this
had proven a suCceE8, instead OF tho
contrary. both from an economical
and quality standpoint. there would
be some warrant for extending the
operations into the more difficult and
Intricate product which Is required
for armor plate
That shows how tho senator stands
on what he considers dangerous In
novaUonS. He Is as stalwart an op-
p"r"nt Of the whole taxation theory
1C"l by the current sdministra-
ton.
,p0Scs Democrats Tax Policy.
We have curned from a tariff for
protection and revenue TO tariff for
revenue only" no said the other
day. 1t has utterly failed to pro-
ducO sufficient revenue. Now We arc
asked not to retracc our stcpH TO the
Grm ground. but to go laundering on
Into the realm OF experimental tax
alton. adopting system Of inhnlt0
compleIIty and annoyance.
1T has long been one OF the pot
doctrines OF the democracy that
American Industry and thrift should
DO levied upon rather than protected
by the government.
TO tho principle involved In an in
come tax no ono objects. but tho In
come tax has rightly bc0n regarded
as an emergency tax. II incorporat-
cd In q permanent scheme the tax
should bo laid oquItably on all. ANY
other system would be as maniiestly
unfair as TO tax every second house
on street for municipal purposes.
III we must adopt tho income tax
System. md for one believe II un-
necessary In normal tlmes. lot us at
least do II honestly and fairly even
though me minimum tax be only 10
cents per annum. The people then
would be informed. and able 10 do
eide for themselves whether they pre-
for the direct burden OF tho income
tNHo or the Indirect levy OF the pro
tcctivN tariff"
Senator Weeks has taken a Wig
orous position for preparedness and
has been particularly energetic in
HIS advocacy Of good reserve.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

he said. Il do not advocate and never
have advocated letting go at any par
ticulnr time. but we should have de-
clarSd in the beginning that It was our
purpose to fit the FGlipinos for self
government"
Attacks Ship Measure.
Tho administrations ship measure
tho governor disposed Of CURLY as a
'grotesquo hodgepOdge." which he did
not think worthy evon OF comment.
In our foreign relations, however, he
saw more important factor in the
policies pursued. and sometimes
caught, by the present administration.
In Mexico the whole effect OF the
policy had been TO augment disorder"
he said. Instead OF allaying II We
have increased II beyond question. so
that now violence has so filed Mexico
that there Is not room to hold II In
Mcxico's boundaries. and It spreads
out over United States territory"
Need a Real Diplomat.
And the policies concerning Euro
peau nations?"
Il have had an idea that firm atti-
tude would have kept us out OF trouble
quito as well as the disposition 10
multiply notes. There has been beau
uful rhetoric. but the last German re-
ply, with It's uuQuestioned power.
showed that II tho correspondence is
20 continue we must get some one who
really knows how 10 write a diplomatic
note: some one who will show some
thing OF the lighting quality OF Rich
ard Olney. This comparison has look
ed little like seventeen inch gun
against 4 small rapid iircr.
''Brcvity and nrmncss are two quail
iieB which would have settled. ! be-
lievc. all the submarine questions at
the time Of the sinking OF the Luslta-
MIA. Yet. instead OF exhibiting n firm
attitude toward Germany. oven the
note which we did send was blankc'cd
in effect by the Philadelphia speech
made by the president only n shur
time before. Too proud TO Hch..
would have been a very pretty COM
IN some minor dispute. bur II had un
place at that juncturC IN the attitude
VIC we're taking toward Germany"
For Bigger Army md Navy.
Asked about what America could do
Ofi-hand with army and navy IN such
condition. Gov. Mccall referred whim-
s!Cally 70 a quotation from one Of his
writing, lying on his desk II was n
plea for n strong navy. md concluded:
Our dcfcnselcss condition and tho
possibility NJ inficting n tremendous
blow upon US might tempt the cup'dlty
0r ambition of foreign nations. Il Is
criminal for Ms. through our weakness
and our wealth. 70 permit such large
appeals 10 the p!ratical inst!nc,e OF
mankind"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

pose the project Of the governments
engaged in merchant shipping. II
cannot fail TO iujuro both in the CT
fort 10 make one serve the other.
Losses In Government Operation.
1t is said even II We operate mcr-
chant shipping at loss tina; We
operate many other government IN
deTtakings without profit Life saw
Ing service. the revenue cutter ser
vice. the public health service are all
operated without profit These are
essentially public undertakings They
are admitted 20 be governmental In
character. Private enterprise does
not and could not reasonably be per
mittod 10 engage in such matters Of
general concern.
1T would he ns reasonable 70 say
that private enterprise could maintain
'hc army arc navy. the public schools
md other C.'orpr sea which arc uni
.orrally admitted % Ne Of 4 public
character The public shipping bill
"a on par with the government
ownership ~ railways. am opposed
70 tho undertaking by the government
20 do a 'h'rr That can be equally we'll
lone - private enterprise. Il ought
% 30 de'701v'ratod 'ha' urior The
#7~c conditions private enterprise
.r,'' not or rruuot render tho service
.c'orc tho public assumes the bur
rcn.
~ hero Is IN equality Of service
5Icr Ike 0nnor'ur''y. would al
49, l--~N 'hc enterprise IN private
r--'r Tho government IA now m
Dee. 7l-'1r . 10 ~ = not -rorc han
- ca0nc''v 1c-r.s7 Or the present
'r~o'r0-~cr' ~ 'hc public Rcrvlcc can
Tor''vclv 90"
Snr- De-; rc~7'- Rrokn Pledges.
s.r7'0r S'rl--ra n VS. also called A.
'n-''0- - '--~-0'-.r~c" IN 'ho rrg.
.r" 90 s7--'-- '--'- 'cvc'o--rcn' IN
r'o-. - cher "7r'.'s7" advanced.
80 .rn7' 7hNo---n' ac' n. 'hn ad-
.r'-'g'-l''0r hA7 Scrn tho dcclar'nE
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meant. and know We meant what we
said.
1T IL unthinkable that we must 90
10 war over every dispute. but
rtra!ghuorwardneEe, clearness and
certainty IN advance that our policy
IL right VIII enable us to maintain our
righ.s without the use Of force. by
uIa' do not withdraw any part OF my
iUlgroacO Oh good measure Of mill
'ary Preparedness, but keep In mind
thu' the great purpose Of preparedness
is 10 prevent war on america
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

CHICAGO. June although he If
not an avowed candidate for the Re-
publican presidential nomination.
James Il. Mann. Of Illinois, minority
leader In the House. will probably re.
ceiVe Il scattering vote on the first
ballot No active campaign has been
madO In Mr.. MGnn's behalf, but II
is thought that some Of the Illinois
delegates will vote for him. Should
tho deliberations OF tho convention re.
suit in u deadlock It is not entirely
improbable that the minority leader
would be chosen as tho standard
bearer.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

he c'Gl! strength goes % Eiz O-h@T-
wise Il VIII ge' abou- twenty Yo;c5
10 his home stat"
In The East the Weeks lineup looks
Ike this Connecticut. :. Maine. 3;
Maryland :. New Hampshire. where
he was born. :. Rhode Island. 8. In
lie south Weeks gets Alabama, 2;
Arkansas. Florida. ?. Louisiana. 2;
Mississippi 2: North Carolina. 4;
South Carolina. .. Tennessee. 4; Tex
as, S: virginia. ? His managers claim
a majority IN Missouri for him. lie
is given four IN the table lie Is given
four In Kansas and claims more he
gets four In Colorado and claims more
and Is listed with eight in Oklahoma,
Total, %.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

Democratic control.
And you can bet that was praise
worthy joh. said a former Progressive
leader IN Boston. 50 fcrvently that he
nearly wept - he told Of me five lean
and hungry seasons.
In his long service in congress &c
Call proved his independence o.
though, and action. Before he had at-
ted himself to his seat In the house
he had hol'cd the lineup and was back
Ing President Cleveland IN the Demo
cratic presidents demand for repeal
o; the silver purchase bill. Moreover.
cho fiedgling congressman made a
speech 50 impressive on tha; mcmOra-
bic repeal that he made himself known
over night for his sound money doc
trines.
Holds u Low Tariff Ideas.
During the Mckinley administration
~ bOltcd the party on several OCca-
siCnS. and during the C-nE0n rule a.
speaker he was fghtinr Uncle Joe ~
often that the iatteTs friends demand
cd that the Massachusetts man he ia
ken on the committee on ways and
means because % his hcrcsics against
the high protective tariff But Mccall
stayed. and he stlll holds 20 his low
tarihf ideas. When Z low tariff mar
continues popular In New England he
has a strong hold or the voters
Gov Mccall does not seem 10 have
found Il n cSosRTy to change his NTH
iude on many subjects do retains the
Philippines belief. which cost him
some Of HIS old friends.
Il am In favor Of taking some posi-
tion such as we did In regard to Cuba, i"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
lPOlitiesl 4dysEsiss@sat:l
Reed Makes Statementto
Republican Voters

in soliciting the support of my Repub-
lican friends for the nomination for Con-
gress want to say emphatically that l
have made no promise as to patronage to
any one and shall make none. | submit
my public record and reputation in sup
port of the sincerity of my statements
and purposes.
If elected to Congress, the only guide
to my actions shall be my conception of
what is best for the people and for the
promotion of party harmony.
The future prosperity of the Third dis
trict with it's coal, lumber, glass, tin plate,
pottery and other industries calls for
return to Republican policies, especially
when the European war ends.
stand with the Republican party for
laws that best protect the men who toll
and whose prosperity and happiness de-
pend upon steady work at good wages.
STUART F. REED,
Clarksburg, May 81.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
COMBINE FORMED

a.1uod for sherman because Of his
raaa .. -le Mev.sa. situation lie
.as four yo',. "a California g Is
claimed. one 60 'a'nraGn ard 'vg IN
EaHa-. I.ssfb.y nor, 20 'hs latter
-a'' and .rY n DH'aAo@s Tho
-uG'ha-r states. according 20 reports.
w. Wv" Sherman first ballot vot1a
approximately as :0'l0ws Alabama.
Florida :. Louisiana. . South
Cr~,...a. :. Tennessee. .. Texas. 8:
N.-E-.a 3 Total. -.
Weeks.
Senator Weeks ~ Massachusetts. by
q long TORN - service in The house
and rn'"rI friends all over the ma
''0n WIN Zoo we'll represented 10 tho
frs hu'n. his friends claim His
cnmrrf"r hRa been carefully and sys-
rematcgll, conducted through the
South and West Hc wIll have thirty
two votes IN Massachusetts,. provided
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
SENATOR GuMMING
Of the United Slater"
oAuy uavrs"

az 80
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n li,nl hv paused Tor a moment then
plunsea INTO subject on which he
. ~, t'iuhtll' ana mas i''t strongly
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
HUGHES

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,rc,r,gycr r,r-fcd . dnwn T,rIo
stree, toward Tho c,rI'nl
lie made moro sp,,.hcs. and. stung
ry pac,fgr charges MAT mo was mnI,Ing
II A political measure. he mt the Is
sue squarcIy before the Democrats.
II the measure ever had heen dcpen-
dent ON party control that ,ino was
past. The Democrats he needed
swarncd 10 HIS aid and in snIte of
the forecasts Of polItIcal serrB Whit
man pushed tho hill through with A
rush hy personal and moi a marty
control.
'Huvs who may he called IN tn do
fond ,boir country need moro thnr
good phvsiqucs no said in repeatipR
his answer TO tho paclast oppogiiIon.
Tho mood morn than tho ability 10
anpn' They rrus' know hnv IN live
IN c7mp how IN alccp and cat and
o., along Tbcv must know a,,I,,-
lion We must do rur mar, IN oycrt
, condition ~ ,lc rrco, Navrr ~ ,bc
snnnrsh war vhcD moro eager srb,-
ing mon dIcd g., ono cam, herousc ~
moor sanitation Than were Killed IN
action IN ,bo whole var
Nor yory IooJs W.
.>eW rom sla'e Is me HiSt 10
''..' 'L'Y -" ''' ''A''~''',"" .'a' Ia
'."''I' "y',"se is a sacred "hLlSa'ion
'-'- - y, ''t .'.'. go. a. 'a''' Ii''
W. nave '''' una, ana We, we VII! MOI nave
j, ~ .',,S '""n''I. huI ! 10 DeLoNG
III framing III Ac"'1' ana ''Tehgth al"
we 7''y'',' ~ Gc'v..'' ." oluer !"
..''A' u. "' ''"- y'''..'I'' 'o' ''''e''
100 S"'''''' b. "H' III MA, ''''"' ''sn'P
WI! come inc 'o'eF confidence Nhich
WIZ save US '''.' '"e u! s''F!'IS ana
MAI nus "' ''I present. "HpF'PaFeH-
ness.
Gov. Whitman mas undoubtedly
strengthened himself enormously by
"'s ''Iofous p'".,i'n. "'r' arc oplI-
growing his present CONES taG IS
'"a-E '"F '"'AI A'NI "' alton. SUI
I"r} even dare n" mink "' what
happened AZ u" Republican roHy'n-
non ~ 1850 when James \. Garfield
mage me Hon!Ha,.'a speech toT sen
...' sherman anu ~. SO At.n.TA'.G
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

The pacifists are expected to swing
into line when they see this "prepar.
edneSs" bathing suit, worn by Peg
Raymond at fashion show in New
York. II would appear from the
picture that Miss Raymond is pre-
pared for not much more than a lot
v attention.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
SHERMAN

Continued from page s. End sec.J
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

tincuou OF being The hrs, boy born at
M, mansion When Charles. Jr..
GROWS up lie viii gol nls military train
ms aud tho father mentions that with
satisfaction 10 MS answers to the pro-
toss %. the pacinw minority ia new
York
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

NJ CALL
Democratic control

(Contlnucd from page S. End Ecc.)
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

In the governments operations the
citizen whose business Ia being de-
stroyed may be taxed to help make
up the deficit which follows his own
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

american pF7sIiy7 wFE no larkur
IN those days s,1piy because we did
not have the CTss'sSt sT-uCd forces IN
the world. We spCilE ss . nation. and
other eountytc- tGcV 81, wha; we
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Die beuttse Gage.

Die &um1nen, Die 5pii6en Sutra'
fan u1o Sililtria iiber Die 9onol
gefommen iparer, iino bon ben gul.
garen gum eroBten Sell perni6tei
uno ser &eit lit 5urid iiber Die 90,
nolt gefloben. Sn Der Oobrnoibo
lino ole &niien unb &umdnen bel
ibrem @erlufe bortparts 81 oringen.
5uriifgel9Iaeen. 9ei gioin bober
oie 8lllgaren Die Oonauiniel, Die boz
Der Staot lieet, beiett uno BON %
aus Die &umdnen aus &alafactl
pertrieben. Die &uiien meloen, ie
Ieien iiber Die 3lota 2ipa gegallgen
Ii. ~febrobten Jest gr5e5anp. Sn Wfa-
5eopnien fino Die Serben auf Dem
@eItfliigel porgeriidt uno Die eng
lGnoer auf Dem Oltfliigel, im Gen-
trnm baden oie 8ulgaren elm @or-
riifen perbinbert.
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Gouticus I'M Wai 1914 iiber 1919
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ben bernihteten 100000 Sonnen
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beionoerer @enuatltung begriiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-05

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-05
Barrier Nadridtenmadye.

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bete fran8oiiiden SoIoaten aufgemie-
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lutte unpeientli6 iinb inn Gerbalt-
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miiiien 0ieie Strafen falen, menn
er Der pSiinoenbof" lit. Man ner-
giBt in 6ranfreid nift Die 1876 Be
feblsbober, Die fir Die Champagne
nno arras oie SdnIo boben be3ab-
len miiIien.
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treu, Ser Dem 8oIf einpraaen Ioa,
bob an Der Sront a1es BON Gag 5u
Gag better gebt, mie fam man on
erporten, oab Die &egierung erlalt-
ben ioa, Dab man oemielben 8olfe
seigt, mie S%ran3oien tot S~oliegen.
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8eifiibe berlieren, Sran5oien Srt.
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fir photographer an Der fran5oii,
ihen Sront nidt pieI 3u iun. Scit
ir%aenotper ben @unb nid]t gebaIten
(ssortiebuno alif Seite A.