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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
MORGAN BL AMED
BY PAPER HERE
Seattle German Press Says FL
naneier Conspiring 10 Get
u. S. in War.
WILSON STAND SCORED

The Seattle German Press,
In Its issue Wednesday. blsmss
the Morgan financial interests
for President Wilson's present
attitude toward Germany. and
calls upon congress 10 pre-
vent the calamity" o. war.
lts editorial follows IN part:
German submarines have sunk
numerous passenger and freight
vessels OF nations with whom Il u
at war: II has. however. always re-
spected the American flag More
over. Germany has agreed 20 ever
suggestion made by the Washington
government
1T has BECOME more and more
evident lately that enormous press
urc is being brought 20 bear on the
government 10 force the country
into war on the side OF the allies
II II n well-established fact that
tho banking house OF ]. =. Morgan
and the numerous affiliated finan
eial and Industrial enterprises vii
be ruined unless Germany and hei
allies are defeated.
Russia, France and Italy. who
are almost ready 90 quit. viii un
doubtedly bo greatly encouraged
and the neutral Balkan states
which have 10 far heEitated 10 cast
their lot with the allies may be
come convinced that with Ameri
cas- financial power nj the disposal
OF Great Britain. ultimate Teutonic
victory has been rendered impos
sibie. Thus wRnton bloodehed will
be carried on for the sake ~ Great
Britain and the Morgan interests
at 10 UP 70 congress now 20
prevent that calamity. Congress
knows, what President Wilson
seems 20 have forgotten, that
the people Of this country are
always ready 70 fight for the
honor and vital Interests OF
this country. but the vast ma
Jorlty OF loyal and patriotic
American citizens, not only
those OF German and irish de-
scent. will refuse 20 fight for
Great Britain and q coterIe OF
scheminG financlers who are
trying 10 protect their invest.
rents with the blood OF Amer
lean youths"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
HUGHES TURNS
DOWN LEADERS

WASHINGTON. April 20-New
York politicians recently attempted
10 gain Justice Hughes ratification
OF HIS candidacy for president. ac-
cordinE TO authentic reports today.
Hughes was said 10 have inform
cd the politicians that the purpose
OF their visit was most unwelcome.
and TO have requested them TO
cease bringing him and the United
States supreme court into further
political discussions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
LAND GRANT BILL
GOES TO CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. April 20.-The
Oregon-California land grant bill,
which the house commiNee on pub.
lie lands prepared. has received
the approval Of the departments OF
Justice. agriculture and the In.
terror and will be introduced in
congress today or tomorrow.
by It's provisions. tho govern.
ment obtains titlo to 1900. 600
ncres OF unsold land contained IN
the original grant.
II Is planned 10 divide the pro.
ceeds. giving half TO the local au-
thorities. four-tenths to the reela.
nation service. and one-tenth 10
the federal government.
After the timber 10 removed the
land will be opened for home.
stoading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

stsn ~. les whits rranuiated sugar
tse stall -, fresh pa~issfis~d faiiA. a
Ct. te 81 stan a. fr~sh Grrsrd reanu,
tuttes. lee 10. ~ ffe Rsg itlt
Nfai ~. whoi~ sAirnen. 500. stan 1887.
veal ehers. igAe ~ Hfails 81 rs. Fwed.
lsh pefafo sagk4K. fiAa 10. stall "a
home made head cheese tee 10 stall.
%. ssiaF.r hosus-tuata cskaA zee. stan
-, cider vinegar. 100 at 0fncsseria.
cora. peas or tausa'es. tr can stall
ihef. mop stirks lee. Faster sEEs dy..
&C. stall ~, shoes f~spisa. zee - ffs
psir stan "a srazll sirss IN ladies'
aArnHls shnas. 80 anf d %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

stalls ti-ft. fresh samoa trout its N I
fresh red snapper. 100 10. stall .. fresh
dressed chicksus s1c N. stalls y ~
sfffA fia. large olives zoe PIT rip~
olives. zoe ~ stall 90. tte bottle cat
sup. tso stalls n it-it. nsH pafafe-s
? its iecs home Efrsn green beans. 80
~ wat beans. ttr ~ Teisphnu. Peas
Zoe - home Fruwn apparatus, tt5 10
spinach. 2 ibs use. ihrRs curunb~rs lee
each. stan 10 best butter. J lhs 81 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
DELAY Improvement

After about 30 property owners
had protested TO the city utilities
committee against going thru with
the Bangor ave. water system. at
cost OF s4s.s54. action was indcfi-
nitely postponed Thursday morn
ing The Rainier beach property
owners want the improvement
eventually. they said. but are I'M
able 10 bear the financial burden
at the present time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
GUILTY OF LARCENY

John mcfarland and his son,
Thomas. were found guilty in
Judge Macklntosh's court Wednes-
day OF grand larceny. Mcfarland
and the boy killed two heifers be-
longing to Charles Davis, OF Tolt.
and sold the meat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
WON'T CARRY LOGS

The city utilities committee refus-
cd offers Thursday to permit the
Lake Burien municipal car line to
be used by private logging trains.
Its members decided that the dam
age to the line and possible loss OF
life might cost the city more than
the 81, 200 tariff TO be collected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
PUBLIC MARKETS


stall ssT nsw Potatoes. tbs. stc. bss'
fhutaFh. ihs Gto stall aof. spesi
rsisrhpus psaa g. D. kiaska rutataras
its ier stall sci ffesh hAiihai !
ihs Etr English coles. tNs lte stall
fqi fresh ufesa Laks asEs. 80 daa
home made felitss siessfs sfc. stat
itt. rock cos. iec % salmon uuut. !
ibs Sc stan ~. Essssfn oysfer. Bes
rti fresh ahftmps zee - Nfan ist
small efil picsiss ite At, fancy Fir.
elves ace pI HsAii he. No ~ sscs
-Four. ace. ssparszns " u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

The battle OF the Alamo VIII be
fought again at San Antonio. -
the opposing forces win use folyI
ers for ammunition, according to 3
letter received by Mayor GIL
Thursday He was invited to at
tend the Fiesta San Jocinto. at San
Antonio. April "a to %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
oh! IT CAN'T BE so!

Harry Whitney Treat and G. n.
Stlmson. Seattlo's well-known
capitalists, each got verbal slap
on the wrist by Councilman Thorn
son at the city utilities committee
meeting Thursday morning.
They have habit OF coming to
tho council and demanding i'm.
provements in Ballard and then
kicking like steers when they have
TO pay for EN-" said Thomson. 81
don't like to do business with that
kind Of people"
II was decided 20 shold hearing
on the request for $4,000 water
main improvements on Shilshole
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

Egyptian phrsneiorisi
Rra - your entfre lif-
Swing advice on
family :roahles. love
speculation. m ar.
rtawe. separations
vhat steps 60 take
% ~ successful
unites the separated
es ptains things
which have aiways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

The Poster Girl" That's tho II
tie OF Miss Alice Maison. whose
bright eyes beam out upon Califor
mans from Tia luAna TO Eureka
She was chosen the poster girl
for the Panama California Interna
tional exposition. AZ San Diego
and her picture Ia on all the post
ers for the big fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

sfaiis 1911. back bones. - ~ 80
real fresh spare ribs ttc 10 pirnirs fsc
~ stall - best fresh butter . lta ffri
local esq. tic sor Wisconsin cream
brick cheese. $50 ~ Al stenEs fte
shredded wheat locl itc cans uaiucef
clans. sc. foe washhaarda. atc stalls
81 -. pure lard. lbs use. picked spare
ribs lbs $50 stall e. fresh erouna
peanut butter. leo 10. ia gte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

stall .. sturgeon. tsr n salmon treut
/ 10 10. stall g. tomatoes 1to ~ peas
90 10 stalls 1876. cleanser tc cars
Toe A. HfnnEa ita splif peas 80
$50 tea. ttc TO- gfau = fancy SLICED
bacon. SO ID. home made uaYunnaias
dressing. 80 Fiass Stalls = 4 g. 2
picked pork itc %. Htsm iif large
italian prunss foc ~ black frs Ice 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

II ACRES ALDER LAND
This very best soil in Western washing
tori ons acre cleared balance v~ry
ssay clearing! small hausa. ohtchrn
houses. etc located on n. main land
only = mil. from Sound. school. stores
-,c Dirt cheap .; j1.coo. on terms u
1900 down. bRianas Within 10 years
This IL undoubtedly on, Of the fires;
tracts Of land near Seattle 10 sure
90 sec Il Sow
c X sTunrEvASr. III Boston Mock
ii6 CASH AM " MONTHLY
POTATO LAND
FRUIT LAND
BERRY rAND
HOO LAND
DAIRY fAND
io-AcRE TRACTS FOR tsss
VERY HANDY TO HEATTLE AND
TACOMA NO BETTER At ANY PRICE
PUGET SOUND FARMS CO. eos sra Az
RICH ALDER LAND wIrH cRFTE
10 Reress worry rich soil and plenty Of
water. land All lies smooth. and les
well located In weii-settisd district
handy to nremsrton.
PRICE $3.50, 500 CASH
CLIFFORD q VAN ARsDALr. Inc.
1919 Third Ave-, foi Washington 1T
ALL CLEARED
70 acres Of rich. black. mellow soII. IN
grass. ~ miles from railroad ioen ana
market 80 per acre. terms 81 30 per
acre cash. 500 per acre monthly. tar
far. from Seattle write or s-s uahi.
room - Downs nidga 100 Second ave
CHEAP FARM HOME
10 acres. $500. Includes good 6.roam
house stable ana other buildings. biz
creek and spring miles from town
$500 cash, balance 800 per year
WEST COAST LAND co.
sos AMERICAN Bank Bids,
WE ARE GOING no sEfI.
acres near Renton and boulevard: has
about $500 or 1900 worth ~ cordwood
on a. worth $1,000. VIII sell for 5000
go down and $40 month.
A. CONAN a co.
fos Central BidG
ONLY TWO LEFT Ar SIZE
acres handy to Bremsrton market.
rs good land, and lies fine. and In
PRICE Si55i 1876 CAsIIi $3.50 PER
MONTH
CLIFFORD VAN ARsDAIU. Inc
1913 Third Ave. ioi Washington 81
3iM ACRES 81 water front proporty for
sale. good house. garden ana young
orchard. plenty % running wntor. In
Dowatto BAY j. ~ Nance. Dowatto.
Mason. county. wash.
20 ACRES At Poulsbo, Kitsap county
good land good town and good boat
service. 2bc fare. $50 per acre. Ad-
dress F-ta. star
SNAp---Cinse In ranch, D acres 6-room
house barn ana chicken houses Worth
i7bo0. Must sell FOR 1850. Inquire
as Green Bldg
FOR SALE acres. partly cleared. b.
room houeo. not finished. 81 $50: ono
hair cash. q W. johnson. Hoaboid
wash
WILL RENT you "a highly improved
b-ncre ranch III February. 1917. and
give you a morse. COW, 80 chlckona ali
for $3.50. Inquire ais Green nldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
NAMES YELL DUKES

John Thompson. OF Seattle.
Charles Grinnel, OF Tacoma, and
Jack Gibson, OF Spokane. have
been appointed yell dukes by Bar.
rett Herrlck, yell king of the uni.
vorsity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
PSYCHOLOGISTS
MADAM klRl
tho wonasrfui
EGYPTIAN
PhRENOIOGIS1

Reads your head tu.t
ss u Indicates from
the cradle 90 grave
What business ycu
are adapted Tor.
when and whom
you will marry set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

ties and explains love affair. and fam
iiy troubles reunit-s the separated. etc.
Satisfaction guaranteed OF no charge
Ne enc IN sroubl. turned away. moaey
or no ncnss Permanently located at
eis Union st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
ACREAGE FOR SALE
IMPROVED ACREAGE
WITH a-EooM HorsE

Have . rns tract - rfch aidsr
lard. withfn saay walk % %.
Kirkland ferry dock. school and
stores. improved with a.rnnm
house. outhuiidinx.. that viii b.
sold for 1875 on tsrfus 81 fte
cash. tio rnonthiY Room Tor
i.oaa chickens TAX. Kirkland
boats ~ Matiss~ PARK - burke
a FArrar's office IN Kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
ACREAGE FOR SALE

AANE MONTY riek your property from
the pass ~ bargains IN Homes ana
domestic. IN Ffidays star
us fttE HrAn neat Friday a special
page ~ bargains in Hemss and Home
sliss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
s7-Business Chances
s9--Waterfront Property

-
nEAurrrL wATxR FRONT TRACT
VERY atosE ~
80 rniaafss ffata psanssr saaHres just
oppasits L.schi park sexsss feet, iias
ant sheFs tands incintst There l. a
uics. sonstY summer camp hous@ o. a
!, ti.s perfect and 10 barssia A.
u.fse. tfte cash
CLIFFORD VAN ArsBAfE. Inc.
1918 Thiss Ave. tei wsshinEsen ~
TWO scRrs or eouSp
With t-raau hsass. basement. cieArtns
etc Hes the mass makaifirent Heund
ri.w near aeatfir Located an tho
naia iAns nnrih ~ Seattle. nuiF
rninutss wsik tom aefk. stores sehest
etc Just ~. ptaes fef harna. Price
soT qataN sale. auiY tftt. sertns 20 sait
-Jssss~.Y. - ~ ns.,ss III ,,-,
fo-Exehanges
80 ACRES. AT II slfsifai % Pacific
Aishwars NIL. from ,ouns rpof tutid+
inEs. srili.d welL titae. ErchAaEe
for bungalow os auto. Owner. sArt
>~~ ~ - - -
81. ACREAGE FOR SALE
THREE LAkKs
srouoMfsn COUNTY. wksn.
10 q lumber manufacturing town. about
nils from aneharnish and rs frsm
Ev.rsfit trains eannsct with ne ~ y
o. " snf c. " A Ne = Ther- sfs
.rr~lisnt rvsvsi roafs retus % ~hieh
ar. soon 70 b. paved. daily auto stages
Schools. sfcfsl pssns ard r. y
". ar. s.IiinE iAnds hsnfr te curt Mill.
"rOu DEAL WITH rs DIRECT
A small payment gives possession. wtih
tong tim. or haianc.. includiBg lumber
Interest per rsnL
writ. or see r a. NrrKLEjoHS
Mrr. Land Dept. tTet l. q Smith HidE
Rsasfi. wash
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
DRINK HAS KICK

TERRA ALTA. w. Va, April 90.
-"Silo kick" is popular intoxi-
eating drink IN this section. The
drink IL drawn from the bottom OF
a sllo and is the unfermented juice
OF the corn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

teen mystery. what vocation yoa are
adapted rrr, etc. why not see the
eestf ss'isfscsion EnAFaatset eos ptn~
near Wswttahs Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

Nenn Tor our Biz nsv 1875 cstaiorus No.
IL Mailed fr-a postpaid. without
enarxs on request Thf- eatsiaKus IL
- eonpis,s snf fan cs surx~s,ion. tia,
en- can order as easily from u - ~
boxing a. the material In our store
We guarantee SAFE delivery nlE stock
Prompt shiynsnt.
o n WILLIAMS CO
fhons Main tstf fstf rfr-, AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
slot FOR SALE


/ Am Selling My Home
AZ want 20 set out q the rity this
month n 10 t-foom bauxaiaS
almost new with hardwood floors.
bssfasd csiiinas eAtinst Kitchen.
buffet fufnaes laundry trays %
p.nsiys shratbsry. roe feet from osf
coed terms no agents snd no trade
Apply 20 owner. sss6 Third ave " "
phone = A sett
te.Fuof tlor and sr1aii house foF tiit.
ist cash and go PEI meath. Rainier
Reach Nay consider sans ssehanEe.
taff Arcade nidg
AZ OPPORTUNITY for you A psgs o.
bargains IN Homes Hnf iiqmssitss
~ Fftiay's paper
t6sFoUT LOT ard smaii house t0fh
ave a. near pAY ST. ~ Baker car
iins ifa cssh. go per month Price
q go tett Arcsas nitE
44-Houses for Sale
Az soisr awsy wan ssli houss. ffrfs.
raems tain and psntrr. fuii cement
Basement barn 3tte al esmsni floor
anf sanitary Prize O. sec I don't
rss4 eu cash ffft -tath ave - W
Phone ballard fsst
MODERN s.FoefH eetiass. lsrss ioi. near
California Junction Owner Terms
West fsf.H
- = : '--~'--,->s-s-~~>----~s-~~ ~~--~-~-~~---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

WANTED-sso MEN TO com. 10
the Bargain Store. III Occf-
dental ave corner Main. and
zee tbs many bargains In cloth
ing. shoes. tools guns. trunks.
suit eases. handbags jswsify.
hSr@-Srs. musical Instruments
Camp-Map Alaska and fishing
outfits DO not delay; CONS
down at once We buy. sell,
sreh@srs Phons Main i11f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
27-For Rem, unfurnished

Ne aavsnes money on household seods
stored IN our itrs froaf storage
AUTO DELIVERY GO.
rh. and western Eniot, 80
Daily trip. 10 Tacoma See 40 about
the times We 40 empty
NEw s-rooin tunsaiov. IA ftth 81. iie
mouth ress. nsi..ra ISIS ..o.oo
3o-Furnished Rooms
HOTEL pESNKh lees Thrd ave
steam heated. modern roems. o. rs per
week up Also ens sell furnished
eeSs.s ssglSs sel,. e @ele ssie
HOTELS
FTNNbAnp HOTEL
Corner Firas ave ana Pine 81
tArrs modern. outside reems. slsvsieF
service, phone. IA al rponsi first class
Ia sverg rssPsei. SO aP3 Win private
issrIcrioN CORDIALLY INVITED
Hsfrinrten~-itisA srrena y w.sk Up
S7-BuNness Chances
und-cxnY ard eenfectiansrY hssi place
IN eity zoe man and Wits aF tee isdissi
az cash trade No teiiYsFfl furntshsf
living Fpaus best pAythx small star.
offsfsa In University district Come sss
e~neF ard Investigate tsii itth ave
NE
MY THAT Tor ass, Friday Wait Tor
Tho stars paHs 81 nortains IN Homes
and Haniesifss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
ss--Farm Lands for Sale

WATCH ron TX pss. ~ HsSssiss Il
l,esns. sc ttss,ss,iss - rsitsg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

ORIGINAL MoLEP BARBER cOfIRGR
~ Occidental Ave
Men and women. W. teach the harb.r
trade Thoroughly. wages Wills learn.
ings assist IN securing positions. over
~ years IN Seattle
ORIGINAL MODERN HARDER col.
LEO. 100 Main st--oifsst IN Seattle
Teaches the barber trade. pays wages.
secures positions. 10 colleges gard
year 10 busirsss Reduced spring rate.
BT DOING business. upstaira Traois sell.
mems ifs suits ana ovsreoats for SIS
Traeie's Upstairs SUIT shop. sosh Third
ave
o. 90 VALUE troussr. for 50 50. Lunfquis,-
Lilly upstairs clothes shop. Green Bldg
ith and Pike.
wAsTED-xan's steady job. Need small
amount money for material. Owe ad-
dress Fla. star.
DON'T MISS TIN fridays Star. a page
% bargains in Homes and Hofnssitsn
wASTED-ooof. reliable boy 10 herd
cows. hsip milk Phone Esnwood 1850
KAvANAuGHs 81 % HATS 1905 f.t av
2l-Female Help Wanted
HUNDREDS govsrnm.nt positions opsn
70 women. so month. write i'm
mediateiy for free list Franklin In
stitute. Dept. 7n-o, Rochester. y. Y.
WAIT ED--Anatsurs Lyric Theatre. 2os
Occidental ave. Friday
WAETE D---Etperisnosf waitress Dew
Drop Restaurant. sio1 Ballard ava. city
Z3-Personafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
io--MLIe Help Wanted
HELP WANTED

Young man waited - work after school
Must b ahis to corn. 20 work At 70
Young man With sons erpsrfsrr-
around circulation departments pre-
fsrr~d. Former star carrier. given
preferences. See Circulation Manager
This star. 1907 ssvsnth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
GIRLS, GIRLS, ISN'T
her ANKLES FURRY

CHICAGO. April 20.-Dramat.
ically declaring that he saw fur
around n girls ankle" while walk.
ing In the loop Wilbur Voliva told
an audience there were still
Few decent people In Chicago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
For Sale Miscellaneous
RAsff Am noon

EkSH AND DOORS
Mafs In our ewu mill Sold with cur
guarantees Of quality nr money back
shipped 10 any nnn anYwhrrs One
pries 20 everybody. which 10 9iways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20
THE PHONE
sEATTfE ss&f3 MAIN
eIAk et0o
WAMT AID RATES

One cent q word per insertion.
Sfx times for the price 81 five
Coupon hnoks-=One hundred lines
20 be used a. desired $500.
Help and situation ads ene-haif rate
Funeral notices .................s soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

WHOEVER -, eunsidershis means
wishes q meet refined. educated
lady, object mA,rimony Address rst.
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-20

Ia DIS Handsfson'. Cotton Root PILLS.
safe and sure cure for DELAYED period.
price 81 Monsy refunded n remedy
fails after fsir TRIAL Raymond Remedy.
Room q Hotel Antfsfs an and Union
New Britain herald., 1916-09-11

the battle cry in Connecticut. Tn other states it is, Anything to Beat Wilson. Do not be over-scrupulous how the deed is done, beat him by fair means or foul. Since the fair means are not readily available, use underhand methods. Malign and vil- fly him. Set him up as a betrayer of the public faith. Damn him as demogogue. Ridicule him. Make little of him. Paint him in the eyes of the voters as a vile thing Tell what a rotten individual he is. Show where he is bringing the nation to the verge of ruin, that four years more of Wilson means the end of the Re- public. Anything, anything to beat Wilson, to down Wilson. He is the real issue in this campaign. He must be put out of the way to insure a Republican victory. The boys in the trenches were told that Saturday. They received their orders from three different sources, all representative of the highest ideal in Republicanism. The governor of the state gave the signal Thumbs Down." for Wilson The personal representative from national headquarters sanctioned the odict, and the senior senator from this commonwealth added the weight of his word. It must be done Wilson must be downed. And if the men who were told to down him cannot do so then Wilson is not conuuerable The Work1ngmen were not appealed to; but the men who hire and fire labor were asked to accomplish the deed We shall wait then and see how tho orders are carried out.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-11
From the Hughes Lexicon.
Baltimore Sum-

Baltimore Sum-
 SECTlONALIST-A one who was born or reared or is kin to any one born or reared south of Mason and DiXon'S line.
 BROADLY NATIONAL - Govern- ment by and for the benefit of the business interests of the northeastern section of the United States.
 IGNORANT OF THE BUSINESS OF THE COUNTRY-Anym man who is not high protectionist vassal of the tariff barOnS.
 COVER INTRIGUE-Wilso diplo- macy.
 OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD Roosevelt fomenting the Panama "rev- olution" and Harrison aiding the su- gar barOns to seize Hawaii.
 INEFFICIENT-Any one who ever voted for a democrat, especially if he were a southern democrat.
 PREP AR REDNESS-A reasonable" standing army (nOt taken from civil life) and keeping the national guard at home to do police duty in quelling strike riots.
 NISM-Angling for the votes of the hyphena
New Britain herald., 1916-09-11

are intelligent voters here who still hold that if Colonel Osborn, or any worthy Democrat, of whom the Courant doubts existence, ordains to run for office he is entitled to the worthy consideration of the people. He should not be defeated at least until the votes are counted in regular prescribed order on election day. With the Courant in contemplation of Colonel Osborn's candidacy it is a case of the banker, who, touched by his old college friend, exclaimed to the office boy, Throw this man out, John, he is breaking my heart"