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The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Wife of Manufacturer
Says Husband Was
Niggardly
WOULDN'T EVEN
BUY HER CLOTHES
Mrs. Elizabeth Oben-
auer Is Given Decree
By Circuit Court

Welton II. Obenauer was a good
business man, hut a poor husband.
his wife, Elizabeth. declared In di.
'orce court Friday. Obenauers eco
nomical ettitud was responsible,
she said, for a r'rgardly 81 week
allowance. with which she could
merely buy food much less provide
herself with the clothes and spcnd-
ing money that she thought the
Wife Of the secretary OF a manufac-
turing company ought 10 have,
For three years she had known
her husband before they were mar
ried. she declared. Int after they
were married. abe became unhappy
because he woul'ln't take her TO
any entertainments
Did he spend moro money on his
clothes than you did on yours -
asked Judge Mayne. when she told
him that che didn't have anything
to make herself prescntable with.
yes, he had much better clothes
than did but when | mentioned
Il 10 him he would say that he
earned the money for them.
before W were married We used
10 go 10 dances. skating rinks and
musicales together. but afterwards
he took mo no IlHoe. had all NY
time on NY hands iu a sevenroom
Norse and no funds.
"He took me To nelEhborhood
where there were NJ people of my
ewn class with whom ] could mako
friends. and he refused to lee me
have company
Her mother. Mira ietta Mclean.
corroborated her testimony, judge
MayBe granted the decree,
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
THE WEATHER.

Detroft and vicinifyi Saturday
night md sunday, partly overerst
mud warmer; fresh southvvesf~riy
winds.
Lower Michfrnni Fair Saturday
night and sunday; warmer In east
portion.
Upper Lskest Moderate winds Sat
urdry might and sunday, becoming
.outherIy with fair westheri warmer
over northern portion.
Lower Lakes Moderate west TO
south windri fntr Saturday night and
sunday; warmer sunday on Erie.
Highest temperature this date In
the past ~ years. 81 In 1913, lowest,
= I'm 1854.
One year ago today Highest tenn
perntur~. -, lowest. 2tj mean. 2Di
cIcar weather.
The sun sets Saturday nt bs0z %.
n. and rises sunday Rt 7rSS a. I'M.
The moon sets sunday at 1. .33 n m.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
T e d eral Commission
Urges Legalizing of
Such Pact
LACK OF MERGER
is BIG HANDICAP
Nation Has Been Too
Busy With Home
Policies

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2-Legisla.
ton TO permit exporters 10 com.
hine TO obtain export trade was
urgently recommended today by the
Federal Trade commission in an
exhaustive anuu"l report on the
foreign trade situation Such n
law would great aid small manu-.
facturors. the 5oard stated.
An Investigation covering months
fnd carried on With the aid OF Unit
cd States consuls all over the world.
resulted. the board declared in the
discovery that
II. Other nations have marked
advantages in foreign trade from
euperior facilities and more efrec-
tive organizations
% Doubt and :ear as 10 legal re-
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
By WEBB C. MILLER.

tStaf Correspondent United Press)
Fl. PASO, Tex Dec. 2.-That the
situation OF the Carranza govern
lnent ir Northern Mexico Is "desper-
ate following the capture Of ichihua-
ltua City by villa was the admission
made today 10 friends by Gen, Con
zales. commander of the govern
mcnt forces at Juarez,
III Villa attempts 70 hold tho
Northern capital" Gonzales said,
I'VE will be able To converge from
three sides with heavy forces and
annihilats tho baniit army But in
Cications are that villa Is making
ready to move again
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
OH, HUM! COST OF
WAKING UP RISES

wpriced alarm clocks, like
most other lowpriced things, have
become thing of the past. while
It is impossible for jewelers. TO oh.
tain as many clocks as they car,
sell. they declare. even OF the me.
dium priced grades. Once more the
explanation Of tho war Is called
into use. Many clock factories arc
making munitions. and those which
aren't feel the increased cost OF the
metals that go into clocks. Some
manufacturers have officially advanc
ed their prices from 20 10 az per
cent
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Wants Ban On Arms
and Munitions Lifted
BY u. S.
SITUATION is
"DESPERATE"
Gen. Gonzales Admits
Serious Nature of
Uprising

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2-The
American embargo on shipment OF
arms across the border promised to-
DAY TO become a live issue between
this government and Mexico.
Carranza's advisers are displeased
AT the United States regulations
" hich, they claim, in practice ttho
not theory prevent Carranzistas as
we'll as Villistas from, getting ship.
nrents.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

LONDON Dec. 2-Delnyed dis
rstchcs from Athens today declared
the capital is panic stricken over
the deadlock between the govern
nent and viceAdmiral DuFournet-
There have been several sanguinary
encounters between Creek detsch-
ments and allied troops. King Con-
stantine was said TO have summon
ed Admiral DuFournet TO a confer
ence at noon Fridav. The result or
this meeting was not given,
The encounters between Greek
end Allied troops followed meetings
al three different points in the out
skirts OF the CITY. Many casualties
resulted.
The city's population is terror
stricken. All shops ara closed and
tContinued on PARE TwesD
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
MAN VANISHES;
WIFE PENNILESS

Emil Seastrand. 27 years old. No.
1884 Helen-ave.. disappeared from
his home Nov. 2s and has not been
heard from since by his wife. who
Is without funds to support herself
and two children. ono five years old
and the other eight.
Seastrand. until his disappear
anoe, had been q salesman TO- ii,
Clairview Cemetery association. lie
3 Ave feet II inches In height and
weighs 1876 pounde, When last seen
he worn light overcoat. dark sui,.
green hat and black shoes.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Prominent alumni OF Brown Uni.
versity are to gather at Providence
today for a reunion and dinner in
celebration Of the 25th anniversary
OF the establishment Of the college
newspaper. the Brown Daily Herald.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Cars LegiOns Hurled
In Human Waves
Against Foe
HOPE TO SMASH
GERMAN RING
Titan Effort Planned to
Ease Pressure On
Bucharest

AMSTERDAM, Gee. 2.--u1di-
n1lnlshed violence In the Russian
offensive IN the Carpathiaus
was rsnorted IN dispatches from
Austrian headquarters received
here today. The attacks, u was
taid, we're everywhere repuIsed
with heavy losses
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

The National Association fer the
Study and Prevention ef Fubercu.
losis has designated the week begin
ming temorrow foF the annual ob.
eeFvaAee OF Tuberculosis Week
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Fighting Begins When
Natives Resist Order
to Disarm
DU FOURNET'S MEN
LAND AT PIRAEUS
Admiral Prepared to
Enforce Mandate at
All Costs :,

LON DON, Dec. 2.--An arnfs-
tiee has been effected between
Allied troops and Greek re-
servists at Athens. A Reuter-
dispatch from the Greek capital
today asserted that King Con
stantine had agreed to delivery
OF six mountain batteries to the
ALLIES.
In return, II was said, Admiral
DoFournet agreed to withdraw
Allied troops from the city,
pending reference OF the agree
ment to the Allied governments.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

The Er~nter show In town will he
ut the ATmory today and all next
week Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Prtrttng--fh~ plain neat kind--thst
ts rfgbt--Ttme- Job Dept --wstn 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

wshr.a Ry, csarwr &c rtme effect
nen,ai tirltod will leave 7es a, m.
ln1s:s n.ss Of , ,..Y. E.L Louis Wssts,s sstssS
is.y. t,Ss ~ ana 40 ,. % ~ S.w
auh ., m, instead ~ =, ha,.-Adv,
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

gsme "a Mount Clemens.
The artat Health Resort af America
Adv,
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

rry our washirx NJ the Lh, uas.s-
ehvretts Lsurdry Go, Nais n00a.--Ad,
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

. .Iss.i..: s'T ST ns:;.-si:i. s:s. s:sssa, ssS
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
A Pledge for Every Page

n The Times prints it. The Times believe.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-23

Your golden opportunity is here IN
these pages of Dollar Day bargains
from many of the very best stores III
Martinsburg In the following ten
pages will be found the offerings of
Martinsburg merchants in their second
great Dollar Day The stores that are
listed here and have their advertise
ments in the following pages are the
ones that you should patronize with
your Dollar Day business because these
are the merchants that are behind the
movement and will therefore give you
the most for your dollars.
No doubt there will be few other
stores that will try to cash in on the
work of the other merchants. Don't
be misled into believing that any other
merchant not listed here is in the plan,
because they are not. Some merchants
who would not take a chance on putting
their offerings up against those of the
merchants in the Dollar Day plan, are
going to attempt to make you believe
that they are in it. They are not if
their advertisement does not appear on
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-23

S. Y Fiery.
The Flower Store.
Harry Fisher
L. Lyle Bentz.
W. l.. Jones & Son.
Charles Fisher.
The Lace Store
Houseworth & Zimmerman.
Martins burg Furniture Co.
w o. Nicklas & Co.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-23

+. S. Emmert < Son.
Spillman Bros.
Garment Shop
Thompson & Thompson.
NJ. G. Tabler & Son.
KirsOns.
Jas. B. Fisher.
The Leader
The Katz Stores.
Melvin Ripple.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-23

this and the following pages of this edi-
ton.
Once more let us say plainly-the
merchants entitled to and prepared to
handle your Dollar Day business are
those whose advertisements appear in
this issue Of the Journal. Take piece
of paper and make a list of the things
that you want from the advertisements
and then mark down the name of the
store that is making a special offering
Of these articles on Dollar Day.
Each store in the Dollar Day move
ment will have a distinctive marker in
the windows to show you which are
Dollar Day stores. If you see a store
with such markers in the windows and
know that they have not an advertise
ment in this issue of the Journal, you
will know that they are trading on the
other merchants reputation and adVer-
Using and that they are probably go
ing to take the same advantage of you.
Martinsburg stores can and do sell
goods for less money than the stores
Of any other city. Martinsburg mer-
chants merit your support.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-23
Martinsburg Merchants
Dollar Day Bargains
Are In These Pages

This And Following Pages Are Catalog OF
Greatest Money-Saving Opportunities
To Be Found Anywhre. Shop Early
On Wednesday, Dollar Day, Oct
18th, With Merchants Whose
Ads Appear In Journal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20
Echoes 6onI1Ho'd 4 lobbie''s' y

q physician " called upon in undergo In
his professional duties llr is asked ~
sll hours ~ the day ani night 10 minister
To- humanity Man, Rni many ilm-
have been awakened hy the sound ~
the telephone ~ M, bedside. scarcely n
hnl' hour after have returned from
some cNhnusting operation In the dad ~
night. pnd an called miles away in some
other portion NJ tho city p"fhpp. 7 do
not return until daylight md then must
40 shortly NficrWRrd tD nv office tn Hi-
tend 10 my ordinary DAYTIME prn nUtlrc
The ph,siolnu with large .licnicl'
gets less sleep and docs more oucf,piinr
work. perhaps, than any uihc, prn'r.
sinrnl man in The world Nul Hsi after
perhaps saving tho ne ~ n patient Who
is perfectly Bhlc 20 pay him. nis only
reward ie sons" ~ duty fulfilled
The average dpo'ors M ls shortened
hi many Nc,rs because ~ the Intense
strain NJ his work vet ho undrrgocg BIl
manner " pryuilon because NJ tho lot,
of his mission. knowing hst he ls 'u
nm his allotted sN feet before hls tins
And no one over heard NJ an immensely
rich doctor pld Nou''
T. 7 Whnromh. VI n, chicago. In
oklahoma Clty cntnutr 10 Galveston. MAS
he speaker llc stayed Nt tho Skifyin
Yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20
MORE LESSONS FOR LATINS.

| ATTN AMERICAN countries have expressed the dc
l. sire for the withdrawal " United States troop, from
Mexico and while this Is not indication N uuffrnd
ness It NAV he nm expression n luck " ro'rdrucc A.
the time II shows that these counrlc dp not have
y thorough understanding ~ tho situation
Carun1a has hccn recognized the flt, chief hv tho
latin American governments hut they do NOT seem to
understand that the immediate withdrawal " tulirl
States troops would help villa and other bandits or
Grating In Mexico They du NOT know apparently that
should the troops under Cnrtnn'n lend actual sd in ihr
United States troor, Villa voui hc Killed rar
turcd and his followers would BE- rendered hcIrlc..
II strange 10 people IN the United State. ihrt
villa not captured when General rcf,hur mllr such
close pursuit N him In nj. flight ovnti lhc south hu'
II Is moi strange when the facts known 1u, truth
Il that the troors n tho de- rro ,hrf nude mo- effort m
rrcycn, the flight ~ the bandit Tho, r' him 81.
through such detachment, were stationed uu the u.
n his mNrrh md n is suspected th, in ,umr Instance
they even Fut ouI N his way
Furthermore the Mexican, r,sorcd 'o deception b, ,
statement that villa had hccn kll,l Their effort. p.
practice this deception continued hu' nr, we're nm
s,aiIlng The rncd State. 'tuore olH nr stI ru ,,m,
hack 10 their own side - hr norcr hu fr.' r..un
must he taught Nouro nul incidental, pn ur latin
American governments,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

Tho dry Fa'r". puts nm hrard new
shirt the bedroom floor is covered wl'h
n'rs. and that about the oulN d,F
ih't Mother Hu find % pin when Fh"
needs Unc
H''nrc hc got. Nrr no would Vipo hlr
H.o ou tho gfUuui .ns vtlsr .r Nro.
H' gets nor b, wont wipe l's N.o nn
iU" same iun,' she uiy'a hs. fare on
tn. reason 500. 'Ur Wun Who WHNr
scales Ar" Bll ,rrnss Is because turr'
never Vrs 70 ni Woman who wouldn't
swear that shD ,uN weighs IN pounds
Every Husband is Ross NJ hts House
when ho is down town where his wife
can't hear him
Your Temper and ,pur Credit have nne
thIug iu common The less ,or usc them
IN" better they nrr
when thr ufr ,ouriIOg hc wants 20
sHcut mnuo, ON her llko drunken
s1ipr nui whom hcy Rrc married no
r1ut 200 what sNc needs mn, money FOR
whom she gris inf,r meals 70 d,y and has
rIncc 10 flccr
n Vc were "Icighrr aud vc we're
marrying Gpss widow IN Grrsa
WldUvcr We would omit that portion NJ
tho service vhi.h contains 'nr hot Hif
about promising tn Love Honor aud
obey
Cold storage mlV %, rr,ai siu0 Nu'
tho uli fashioned giri who rui 70 husband
Dos writing hrr upwc and address on pr
cgg nov hNa ~ daughter who knows that
II would ho ton wears before tho ron.
suWur got in 500 tho 'gg nni that ne
wouldn't hc in tuf muHi tu T. ono ~.
or no opened 'N" 'rs
prft rHTtgf1r.S" announces that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20
|D1 n n e e
8 tories $

once Nrfv fhfcNd aud diplomatic
,ulrtt Nas brought before Judge IN
cleveland
You are charged 90 rsId tho Judge.
with having registered i1,rar,
We'll ,uuf honor" responded 'hs
rnnp. "m,,hr I dii hui tho, v,rr try.
inr to hard in hr,i ,uul honor that I
iu.i rot desperate
\ NsV York Nv,rr ,rlls oi man
Nhn hid boon convicted pf stealing b,
,,uHiu "toV ss,pfi' iuir,. we'll knoSr
Tor lis tyudcfhrRuedrrss
"u,vr Nnu ever been sentenced io i'm.
u'tunmcnt-" asked tho Judge. not un.
kindly
Never" s,rlaimri The prisoner. sud.
i,uN bursting into tear
Wen Wcll. don't ,r. INV man. sst
hH honor. rnusolluEh 'Nou.tr gpInE N
o. nov
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20
Everyday Wisdom
BY DON UFROLD.

\ cuspIdor ou' NJ ary other
metal liz s'iI ~ cuspidOr
Some peopl" could get Rll thcv know
on u rubber stamp
and We don't see why they don't
ANp orr OTHER ANATOMY
Tho ~ rnper season 4 here md w.
must now be- more careful whore wc pu'
our elbows
Hlncr Is p 'I1ny thing
Ncorly MI moving picture fashion mol
cls get hystor'c1l before t.oN get turned
ylonr around
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

ferns New chairs. urw dishes nnd
new spoons are an in great demand
the cook Is running ont Of pruur~. and
has no bard un hand What wonder
Father. tired and pnlr' tie cant sit
down to read for he must hcnr IN"
endless tale ~ Things We really
need What wonder II he feels re-.
lief when age comes ou apncc, and
knows that from this world of grief
hr pretty soon Will chase lie signs.
when DER the sunless sea he's ready 10
take wing. "Oh grave. whore is thy
victory. oh. death, where Is thv~ting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20
MUST VOTE AS REGISTERED.

DRMNY ELECTIONS law, hccu placed upon the
basis ~ making uumuauu, inside mc PARTY b.,
lhc law now boz force In other vor. 70 viii hc Inn
uu.ihc frr the voter, II party lo nominate weak
mnn "u the opposition iikct II cannot oven be- done hy
registering ns independent voter. nui then casting ballots
u ih" rrmnt, "''r'uu for candidate In different rarc-
This rule apple, ir primary elections only aud In
general elections ihc voter mn, ems. his ballot as hc scc,
n llr may hoIung tn political part, nu vote for
uur 900 The candidate " r o'ncr PARTY, ur hc may
scratch hs ballot ~. ho s,, n'
The amended hN place. the ham on an u'd political
'n.k m which 'hc ,u'rr. " ono rrriy were wont u
nuwuoi, weak men w me- opposition ur attempt io do .o
NrO 'h,, must ,r,k lu their own rarl, until after nc
nomination. have brcn made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

lnp~ the Know
edge makes him
crN His dnugh
tcr~ sny II. II
disgrH,c the
,lud. they have
I % " e u
hN med to
travel any place
We surely are
they swear The
housewife says
the parlOr rugs
nrpn'i worth rs
many dcrns :
she needs nov
Nnsps and new
iug- In which
tu keep her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

'haso BE- hr rcnl political city NJ rl, ,Huulr, uo.
nui viii continue to hold lhc ro'm nui after the u1
iiurnl convention rnn,cu'Ious Tho may be- A.
'housh 'nv national rnhrrlus. moore than month
avn, the candidate hn,o established headquarters thcr,
epe,l u sd,nu.r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20
rlc,d nt eelnn pl,apnoIn,.d.

NeihuselRh looked diarus'"d
~ don't nclio," I'm so anywhere 'N'H
summer ne remarked ~ have spent
-Or yroilors NJ T00 different rhces md
2 haven't found ,ur whore ths.c was nn}
n.hInr outside NJ mo advertising mat
tor"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

why do vou rofor 20 Miss Brown ~
ho0ug Old hshNorrl'' asked Jones
she sa,s omit when she means cut
n out replied Smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20
Notice.

ur g. \ Venus n York "a. uaa hn'u
appointed phNurnl examiner NJ the club
and viii g.t, M. Corn tyi. m, u u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

Nls, Erm uollrf lNca at laap Nnm
COUNTY kru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

boar Luke. can Nrs Errlfu rU'uu
n nv. pIcrsc Notify her pi Mcconnell ..
vile. Onlo v
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

rnul supporter, have nccn urged lo vote ,1r, mr boz
ease ho, have ro' dome late vote win count t,r u.
70. much
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

n costs ono 'n' 90 print $4,000
hNl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

E,oy wife Know \ Who'c lot Nor,
Than She can Ftld uui
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20

Every time the rumor becomes current That Germany b..
nhout to propose peace tcrm. the lcuous make now
drives and gain little ground probably on the m"pr,
~ making brilliant finish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-20
Old Stories
In New Type
rWenrY YEARS AGO
tsRom TIE TIMES FILES,

sn scmInolc indians were hfo1Rh' W
thi. aucruoon from the Seminole hr'n-
r r,c nrc charged with peddIlnS
Wnlsl, and one with forging NE gfhna-
nin,r.s npmr io n ponsian check
Nlr THruoys confirmation q. jhdg" "'-
,urr,l Yesterday ne Nill leave ni on'"
fo, Okbhom, and win hrlug complete
r,iinuo with him
Tho democratic convention wnH IN H"H-
.Ion YESTERDAYS. and hll sort NJ wf'ngI''
u,r, induIgrd m. h'rluniur with IN"
,rnuh, u,,r the srriiur NJ delegates
pr uralr wns elected ns dclcrnt" IN
,hr convention NJ Chicago Delegates
v,r, also selected 10 the territorial con.
,rniInn con .idofrhlo trouhl" was started
over the c0nn 10 have the delegates
instructed fnr iho selection oi Whli y.
Grant pa national committeeman, tho
administration finally carrying their r's-
oIutIou
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-11-02
S0LlLOoUY AT SHADOW LAWN

Where are they gone. the old familiar
faces2
had friend -McCombs. but he left me-
Left me slowly but surely, when did not
need him
All. all are gone. the old familiar facssI
once I had Bryan: he was my friend
In my hours OF struggling In that great
convention.
But now he's gone. Left me with God
bless youl"
Upon his lips Gone, are the old familiar
faces.
had a friend: a truer friend had no man.
Like an migrate, wounded my friend
acutely;
And he, good Colonel Harvey. left me.
Left me
To muse on the old familiar facesi
Al my right hand sat my friend
Who was the strong arm OF my Admins
tration-
Garrison, uprisht .nd honest tut ~ -"
has left me;
L.eft me, when ! deceived him-gone are
the old familiar faessi
Al Shadow Lawn. where new friends
swarm around me.
Earth seems a desert 1 am bound TO ira
verse.
Seeking to IND the friends who'vs left
me:
faoesi
In New York Sun.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-11-02

"America win not hold her own by
defamation"
1--WE should have Investigation before
legislation, not legislation before In
vestigation."
'If you 60 through the Democratic
platforms for the last hfty years you
will feel as though you were walking
through a cemetery cOnsecrated to de-
parted constitutional theories"
"I do not covet power; power means
responsibility. do not coyet honors;
have enjoyed great honors. ] simply
desire 10 serve the American people"
81 do not want Office simply for the
sake OF holding the Job"
We've got to get over the idea that
ANYONE is good enough for Job In
this country"
81 want TO see our public admlnlstrn-
tIon an honor TO American ability"
Let our watchword be America
trained TO do her best"
when America hesitatcs the work.
ing man IN apt TO lose his Job"
"The Republican party In Its policy
does not depend upon n foreign war Ia
save this country from disaster"
weakness breeds insult, insult
breeds war. Honest, frm. consistent
determined defense OF known rights
establishes peace and respect through
out the world"
THE COUNTRY MUST INSURE
ITSELF AGAINST INcAPAcITY.